- Clonegal,
officially Clonegall (/ˈkloʊnəɡɔːl/ KLOH-nə-gawl; from
Irish Cluain na nGall,
meaning 'meadow of the foreigners'), is a
village in the southeast...
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Macmillan Ltd. pp. 28–30. ISBN 0-7171-2730-3. "Huntington Castle, HUNTINGTON,
Clonegall, CARLOW".
Buildings of Ireland.
Retrieved 25
February 2025. "Dictionary...
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Esmonde and
Larbey Several members of the
family of the
Esmonde baronets of
Clonegall, a
title in the
Baronetcy of Ireland, including: Sir John Esmonde, 5th...
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Ramalton 2 May 1623 77
Butler of
Cloughgrenan 16
August 1628 86
Esmonde of
Clonegall 28
January 1629
Vacant since 2021. 91
Osborne of
Ballentaylor 15 October...
- Ballintemple, Ballon, Ballyellin, Ballymoon, Ballymurphy, Borris, Clogrenan,
Clonegall, Coonogue, Corries, Cranemore, Fennagh, Garryhill, Glynn, Kilbride, Killedmond...
- Rathornan, Ridge,
Sliguff and Tinnahinch. 5
Tullow Ballintemple, Ballon,
Clonegall, Clonmore, Cranemore, Grangeford, Hacketstown, Haroldstown, Kellistown...
- and Dungannon.
Armagh Order 1915
Lisburn Order 1915 Bagenalstown,
Clonegall and
Leighlinbridge Burial Grounds Order 1915
Dungannon Waterworks Order...
- —and
three daughters:
Lucia (died 1685),
married Sir
Laurence Esmond, of
Clonegall,
County Carlow Mary (died 1737),
married Christopher, Lord
Delvin Frances...
- and
Rathvilly Carlow Rural District Bagenalstown, Borris,
Carlow Rural,
Clonegall,
Fennagh & Myshall, Leighlinbridge, and
Tullow Originally known as Carlow...
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extinct 1697
Echlin of
Clonagh 1721
Echlin extinct 2007
Esmonde of
Clonegall 1629
Esmonde extant Eustace of
Castle Martin 1685
Eustace forfeit 1691...
