BALLYMACODA OS 78
1307 Balymacod PRC 151
The Archdeacon family of Ballymacoda in Imokilly, whose native
patronymic is found in the toponym Balymacod as early as 1307
though no such use as a surname occurs in official records of
the time. PRC 151
1558-1603 BallymcCoddye Inq. Temp. Eliz. NB
1583 Ballymacody Fiant 4107
1583 Ballymacody Fiant 4108
1603-25 BallymcCoddie Inq. Temp. Jac. I NB
1625-49 BallymcCoddae Inq. Temp. Car. I NB
1652 Ballincody Depns NB
1655-9 Ballymacboddy Down Survey NB
1666 Ballymccoddie BSD 16
1669 Ballymaccody alias Ballymccoddy ASE 204
1685 Bámcácody HD
1839 Ballymacoda Lewis 2, 162
1840 Ballymacoda JOD NB
Baile Mhic Coda - Mac CodaÆs Town (Mac Cody is Archdeacon) NB
Ballymacoda B.S Sketch Map NB
Ballymacoda Co. Map Bash NB
Ballymacoda Revd. Wm. Agar NB
Ballymacoda Blue Book or Co. Book NB
Ballymacoda Revd. Wm. Rogers NB
Ballymacoda RN NB
Ballymacoda is situated about the centre of the ph. and is
bounded on the north by Aghavine - west by Ballydaniel
East by Ballykenely & Glebe (in Ballymacoda) & south by
mountcotton. NB
1913 Ballymacoda in Cork, shortened from
Baile-Mic-Giolla-Mhochuda, the town of MacGillacuddy.
Gillacuddy means servant or devotee of St Mochuda or
Carrthach of Lismore. INP 104
1938 Ballymacoda: MOB,BMG RB S 397:126; 393:268
1945 Ballymacoda: Baile Mhac=da. JCHAS 50 (1945), 58
1988 Ballymacoda: Baile Mac Oda - The townland of the son of Cotter
or Cody. CCC 101
Ballymacoda (Baile Mic ódo - Townland of the son of Cody).
CCC 124
1994 Ballymacoda (Baile Mhac óda): MacC=daÆs homestead.
IPN 177
1994 Ballymacoda EC 69
1997 Baile Mhac óda JCHAS 102 (1997), 137
NOTE: A full list of the above volumes for sources used in the
placenames survey is given with each parish/Barony volume
Faisnéiseoir / Names supplied by:
The publication of the name and addresses of those
who participated in the Place Names Survey are not
permitted on the internet - Abbreviations after the
placenames given below are those given to oral and
documented sources mentioned in the Cork Place Names
Archive volumes.
Placenames in Ballymacoda townland indicating number given to each on
the Place Name Survey Map of the same Townland
1. Castle SMR 1, 78-1; AIC 2, 209
Ballymacoda Castle MD
Ballymacoda Castle (site of) OS 2
1842 Site of Ballymacoda Castle OS 1
1892 Ballymacoda [castle] JCHAS 1(1892), 182
Of that of Ballymacoda there is now no trace.
JCHAS 1 (1892),182
1988 Ballymacoda Castle CCC 101
Cooledera castle CCC 124
The site is past the village of Ballymacoda and down
the first road to the left, where after 200 yards one
comes to a ruined farmhouse on the left. the Mannings
were previous owners of the farm; Crottys the last residents.
The Mannings used the stones of the old castle to partly
build the farmhouse and also to build part of another farm
across the main road and up the hill at Churchland. Elsewhere
the old building is described as being a castellated mansion,
but the good coign stones at the sides of the door of the deserted
farm house, and the good carved half-arch which was lying in the
nearby bushes would indicate that the original building was of
much earlier vintage, and of the tower house type. The farmhouse
had probably been built on, or very near the castle site.
CCC 124
2. Grave Yard SMR 1, 78-1; OS 2, AIC 2, 257
The Hill Cemetery AF
1842 Grave Yard OS 1
1840 Watch House and Grave yard The Examiner NB
Watch Ho. & Graveyard RN NB
About the centre of Ballymacoda Td. NB
A watch house and graveyard. NB
3. Church SMR 1, 78-1
1842 Site of Kilmacdonagh Church OS 1
Kilmacdonagh Church (Site of) OS 2
1839 church [ruins] Lewis 2,162
1994 No trace of Kilmacdonagh church now exists within
the roughly oval graveyard (78,W33.4 S23). EC 69
1996 The ruined parish church of Kilmacdonagh lies in
the townland of Ballymacoda. PRC 176
4. One storey vernacular house SMR 1, 78-1; AIC 2, 344
5. One storey vernacular house SMR 1, 78-1; AIC 2, 344
6. Dispensary OS 2, SH, MD
1840 Dispensary The Examiner NB
Dispensary RN NB
About the centre of Ballymacoda Townland NB
A dispensary NB
1842 Dispensary OS 1
The Dispensary SH, MD
Site cleared SH
7. Tobareenbanaha OS 2
Tobareenbanahe MD
Well MD
8. The Ball Alley SH, MD
A well known land mark where ball was played long ago PA
Ballalley PA
1840 Ball Alley The Examiner NB
Ball Alley RN,NB
About the centre of Ballymacoda Townalnd. NB
A Ball Alley NB
9. Bóthar Ard PA
Bóthar Ard SH
It is a high road that lead to the national school in days
gone by PA Road SH
10. Hill Cemetery SH
Graveyard SH
11. Hill Cemetery MD
12. Gap na Feadaí PA
An old gateway where unusual sounds were heard PA
13. The Forge PA
It was a local stopping place for all the horsemen PA
14. Tailor's House (Power's Garage) PA
An old garage where a Tailor used work and is now replaced by a
thatched house.
15. The Quarry PA
This old quarry is now closed. PA
16. The Well PA
This no longer exists. PA
17. Quay Road PA
Sand and gravel were brought from the strand up to the
river to a quay at the end of this road and was collected
from the boats by horse and butt. PA
18. Cross Field PA
From situation of field. PA
19. Quay Field PA
From situation of field. PA
20. Páirc in árd PA
From situation of field. PA
21. SlocumÆs Field PA
Name so called after cottage across the road. PA
22. Páirc de Poll PA
This area was once a place full of holes but is now a rich
grassland field PA
23. The Graveyard Gates PA
Well known local landmark PA
24. Sluice PA
25. The Clive Field PA
26. 1842 Fair Green OS 1
27. 1842 Glebe OS 1
1654 Gleabe Down Survey RN NB
1840 Glebe B.S Sketch Map NB
Glebe Revd. Wm. Rogers NB
Glebe JOD RN NB
Glebe in Ballymacoda Td. is bounded on the east by
Ballykenely north west
and south by Ballymacoda NB
1666 Gleabe Land BSD 16
28. Sluice OS 2
29. Sluice OS 2
Ainmneacha luaite i /Placenames mentioned in:
Pádraig Phiarais Cúndún, 1777-1856, le Risteárd Ó Foghludha
(Fiachra Éilgeach) Baile - átha Cliath : Oifig Díolta Foillseacháin
Rialtais 1932. [PPC]
Ar an tSeanachoill, i bparóiste Chill Modomhnóg (ina bhfuil Baile Mhacóda)
, in Uíbh Mac Coille, is eadh tháinig Pádraig Cúndúin ar an saol, i
mbliain 1777. Piaras do b'ainm dá athair, agus Pádraig Phiarais is
minicí thugtaí air féin. Insan ascall mara san atá taobh istigh de
Chnoc an Dúin agus d'Oileán na gCapall -insan chuid is iarthaí de
Chuan Eochaille - buaileann Abha na hUamanna le farraige ag Béal Tuinne.
Tamall beag suas an abhainn sin tá droichead nur ainm do Droichead an
Chrapáin - ní raibh acht áth le linn Phádraig Phiarais, ná abhfad
ina dhiaidh san. Tamall suas ón ndroichead san tá Caisleán Inse Uí
Chuinn, caisleán leis na Gearaltaigh mhóra, agus is ann do chomhnuigh
Tomás Maol, an dara iarla déag d'iarlaíbh Deasmhumhan, agus a bheanchéile,
Caitlín Nic Ghearailt ó Dhrom Anna, "an tsean-chonntaois." Idir
Dhroichead an Chrampáin agus Caisleán Inse Uí Chuinn, ar an dtaobh thiar
den abhainn is ea atá an talamh a bhí ag Pádraig Phiarais. PPC (1932), vii
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