Tomregan Church
Tomregan Church, located in Ballyconnell, Co. Cavan, is a historical gem dating back to 1756. With deep roots in the ancient parish of Tomregan, this Church of Ireland site offers regular services and community events.
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Masonic Hall
Discover the historical charm of Ballyconnell’s Masonic Hall, built between 1910 and 1911. This architectural gem has served as a Masonic lodge since its inception, featuring distinctive elements like rock-faced limestone walls and stained glass windows. Delve into the rich heritage of Freemasonry in County Cavan and learn about the hall’s continued significance in the local community.
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Congratulations to Newly Elected Councillors
The recent local election has brought new representatives to the Cavan-Belturbet area, and Ballyconnell extends its heartfelt congratulations to the elected councillors: Damien Brady, Niamh Brady, Brendan Fay, John Paul Feeley, Áine Smith, and Patricia Walsh.
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Ballyconnell: Community Center Makeover
Ballyconnell is abuzz with anticipation as the skyline transforms with the commencement of renovations at the long-dormant Community Center. A crane’s graceful dance marks the beginning of a revival, fueled by a substantial 300,000 euro grant. After a decade of silence, this revitalization promises to bring back the laughter, shared moments, and community spirit that once thrived within the walls of this cherished venue.
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Drumlane Abbey
The distance between Ballyconnell and Milltown, a tiny community, is around 8 kilometres. The monastery is situated in a very
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Annagh Woods
Autumn is the ideal season for a walk through the forest, and Annagh Wood Forest is the ideal location for
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Ballyconnell House & Estate
Ballyconnell estate consisted of 1500 acres – about one-fifth of the total parish of Tomregan. The original building on the
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Shannon Eme Waterway
Originally known as the Ballinamore/Ballyconnell Canal, the recently reconstructed canal is now known as the Shannon/Erne Waterway. Both large rivers
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Fair Days in Ballyconnell
Ballyconnell was one of the first small towns in Ireland to be granted a Patent to hold fairs. King James
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