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Conacre (a
corruption of corn-acre, or
derived from
Irish word
conartha meaning agreement or contract), in Ireland, is a
system of
letting land, formerly...
- Westpreußen. 1st vol., Königsberg, 1839, pp. 337 ff. (online). "Cottiers and
Conacre in pre‐famine Ireland",
Journal of
Peasant Studies,
Michael Beames, pp...
- from his
father Peter in 1888; however, the
family were
forced to farm
conacre land and work on the
roads to make ends meet. O'Duffy
attended Laggan national...
-
local farmers paying for them by
labour service by a system,
known as
conacre, most
without any
lease or land rights.
Irish smallholders were indistinguishable...
- been
dedicated to small-scale, growing-season
leases of farmland,
called conacre,
opposition was
conceived as "retributive justice" that was
intended "to...
- than
paying for rent with money.: 10 Much of the land was
rented as a
conacre, an
arrangement in
which farmers were
granted the
right to farm a plot...
- from
Crossmolina who were sued for non
payment of
Conacre rents by
their landlord.
Although a
conacre rent was
essentially a short-term
lease on a piece...
- Act,
busier farmers had to rent
extra land
under an 11-month or
seasonal conacre system, as
longer arrangements could cause an
owner to lose his farm by...
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these dead" were read out from the site of the blast.
Other poems include:
Conacre (privately printed, 1943) No
Rebel Word (Frederick Muller, 1948) The Lint...
- 1906
Family Failing, 1912 Nic, 1916. Lane, Pádraig G. (2009). "'Crazy for
Conacre':
William Boyle's
Image of Louth's
Rural Past".
Journal of the
County Louth...
