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Thurles Rate Book 1849

Thurles Rate Book 1849.pdf

210 page rate book

Tags: Archerstown, Ardbawn, Athnid, Ballycarrane, Ballygemmane, Bank Lane, Bawnathin, Bawnthemeena, Boheenkeagh, Bohernamona, Bohernanave, Bohernaneve, Bowlingreen, Brittas, Bullawnbrack, Cassestown, Castlemeadow, Church Lane, Clobanna, Clongour, Commons of Thurles, Cookes Lane, Coolgrawn, Coolkennedy, Cormacks Lane, Cuchulainn Road, Curbally, Drish Road, Drolleen, Famine, Farrenreigh, Furze, Garrovocleheen Street, Garryvicleheen, Glengarriffe, Grange, Gurteenaduslla, Gurtnaglough, Kearneys Lane, Kickham Street, Killinan, Kilrush, Knockanes, Knockeens, Knockroe, Kyle, Lime Kiln Lane, Liscahill, Lisnaginogue, Lisscahill, Lognafulla, Loughlahan, Loughtagalla, Lower Leugh, Main Street, Main Street East, Manor Mills, Mill Lane, Mitchel Street, Mullaunbrack, Mullauns, Mutton Field, New Brook, New Mall, New Road, New Street, Newtown, Nicholas Street, Parnell Street, Part of Leugh, Pike Street, Property, Puddinglane, Quarries Street, Racecourse, Racoona, Rossa Street, Rossestown, Seskin, Shanaclone, Stradovoher Street, Taxation, The Gate, The Heath, Thour, Thurles PLU, Tonougha, Toor, Tooreen, Turtulla, Upper Galbooly, Upper Leugh, Valuation, Victuallers Lane

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