The Tithe Applotment records listed many occupiers of land in Ireland in the 1820s and 1830s. The survey was taken to determine the amount of money owed to the Church of Ireland by each land occupier. This tithe had to be paid even by Catholics, and was the source of great resentment and numerous uprisings. The following are townlands within Shanrahan (now Clogheen) Parish.
Araglin, Cullinagh, and Ballyrue
Boulikennedy, Burncourt, Ballysheehan, and Coolentallagh
Cullinagh, Cranomiles, Croughslaugh, Carriganroe, Clogheen and Boherbue
Clogheen and Boherbue (cont'd), Glingar
Glingar (cont'd), Glincallihan, Hopkinsrea, Kilbeg, and Kilavenogue
Kilcorone, Mountangelsey, and Rehill
Rehill (con't), Raheen, SCART, Shanbally
Shanbally (cont'd), Toorbeg, Toormountain, Toormore
Ballinatona, Carrigmore, Flemingstown, and Kileaton
Ronga, Shanrahan
Shanrahan (cont'd)
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