Waterford Placenames

Placename : Clonagam

Administrative Details:

• Barony : Upperthird

Description:
The Parish derives its name from the townland on which stood the ancient church. Most of the parish is now included within the demesne of Curraghmore. Hence sub-denominations are comparatively few. The Fair of Clonegam, later called Fair of Portlaw, was held on May 28th in a field opposite the entrance to Clonegam Church.

Old Irish Typeface

Parish Location Map:

Townlands:
Clashganny, Clashroe, Clonagam, Coolroe, Curraghmore, Killowen, Knockane, Lissasmuttaun, Mountbolton, Rocketscastle or Mayfield,

Related Resources

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Online Books and Journals
Full-text monographs, journals, and articles of Waterford Interest include useful resources for Affane:

• The Place-Names of Decies by Patrick Power. (Dublin; Cork University Press, 1952)
• Parish Files [Waterford County Library]
• The Parliamentary Gazetteer of Ireland 1843-44 [Waterford extracts]
• Ordnance Survey Letters [1841] by John O'Donovan
• Irish Tourist Authority Survey [1941-45]

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