Beautifully designed posters that highlight your townland out the mind-boggling sixty-one thousands townlands of the island of Ireland.
The Irish for townland is baile fearainn, which literally means home land or territory.
The origins of townland land divisions are in medieveal times, before the arrival of the English language. Most have interesting Irish names that can be beautifully descriptive.
In an age of Eircodes and IDs, townlands and their meaning bring warmth and character to our daily lives.
We've carefully compiled a catalog of information from various incredible sources* and designed a map that shows Ireland's townlands and related boundaries† in a way that - to our knowledge - hasn't been done before.
* OpenStreetMap, Logainm.ie, Townlands.ie
† Civil parishes, baronies, counties and provinces are only shown on the custom townland map.
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