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Everytownland

Every townland in Ireland

50,027 townlands in 26 counties, each with its registered land parcels on a map

CountyTownlandsCivil parishes
Co. Carlow56048
Co. Cavan1,97736
Co. Clare2,22182
Co. Cork5,237244
Co. Donegal2,63652
Co. Dublin88370
Co. Galway4,075116
Co. Kerry2,67287
Co. Kildare1,210112
Co. Kilkenny1,573142
Co. Laois1,11151
Co. Leitrim1,48317
Co. Limerick1,963131
Co. Longford88626
Co. Louth67466
Co. Mayo3,20472
Co. Meath1,599146
Co. Monaghan1,84723
Co. Offaly1,14351
Co. Roscommon2,04662
Co. Sligo1,26540
Co. Tipperary3,140193
Co. Waterford1,62674
Co. Westmeath1,34163
Co. Wexford2,298138
Co. Wicklow1,35760

Townlands: National Statutory Boundaries, Tailte Éireann, CC BY 4.0. A civil parish that straddles two counties is counted in each, with its townlands of that county.

What a townland is

The townland is the smallest land division of Ireland, and the unit of a rural address. Old registers, such as Griffith's Valuation and the 1901 and 1911 censuses, file each one under its civil parish and barony, which each townland page here names where the statutory boundaries give them. Its boundary is the one Tailte Éireann draws, and the registered freehold parcels whose centre falls inside it are its land parcels.