Didn’t Brianh add Moneenalion Commons Lower to OpenStreetMap on January 31 2015? Moneenalion Commons Lower. It is a place steeped in Dublin’s local history. This townland sits in the Saggart Electoral Division. It is also found within the Civil Parish of Saggart. Moneenalion Commons Lower nestles in the Barony of Newcastle in County Dublin.
Moneenalion Commons Lower’s Irish name is Móinín an Lín Íochtarach. You can explore Moneenalion Commons Lower further on Logainm.ie. The townland is positioned at 53° 18′ 7″ N latitude. Its longitude is 6° 25′ 37″ W.
Moneenalion Commons Lower covers a specific area. Nationally it ranks as the 57680th largest townland we know. Within County Dublin Moneenalion Commons Lower is the 911th largest. Moneenalion Commons Lower shares borders with other townlands. However, we currently lack specific details about these neighboring areas. Subtownlands within Moneenalion Commons Lower remain unknown.
Imagine stepping back in time. You could explore census records from Moneenalion Commons Lower. These old documents might reveal past residents. Maybe you could even find scans of their handwritten returns. Moneenalion Commons Lower offers a glimpse into Ireland’s detailed geographical divisions. It helps us understand local administration. The townland system reflects a rich heritage. These divisions shaped communities across the country.
Moneenalion Commons Lower is part of a larger network. It connects to the Clondalkin-Village ED and other areas. These include Baldonnell Little and Baldonnell Lower. You will also find Corkagh nearby. Moneenalion Commons Upper is a neighboring area as well. Brownsbarn and Kingswood are close too. Priest Town, Baldonnell Upper, and Kilcarbery add to the surroundings. Finally Corkagh Demesne completes the local map.