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Glencullen, County Mayo

Latest comment: 14 years ago2 comments2 people in discussion

I noticed you proposed to have the article Glencullen, County Mayo deleted. Reason being you couldn't find any proof of its existence. Well, even a google search will provide you with countless examples it does exist. It is a townland so it is really small and unlike Glencullen in County Dublin it does not have a turbulent history. If you google just on Glencullen chances are you won't find anything about Glencullen in County Mayo on the first 50 results. Glencullen is now almost deserted and the school is no longer but it once belonged to Glencullen estate as Census records show. The national school was also founded around the time of the estate and is now deserted leaving just the building. Glencullen is now the place of a State forest in Glencullen, near Ballycastle, County Mayo. Jorgenpfhartogs (talk) 07:44, 10 August 2009 (UTC)Reply

I agree - except that its not particularly near Ballycastle - its a lot closer to Belmullet. I have added some more info on this isolated and remote townland. And, I don't know about it not having a turbulent history either - landslips are pretty turbulent. The Corrib Gas fiasco has mechanically dug its way through the blanket bogs here laying pipes and destroying the integrity of the bog without being caught or questioned. We need to keep a closer eye here! —Preceding unsigned comment added by Comhar (talk • contribs) 18:54, 31 May 2010 (UTC)Reply

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