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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 26. Chapters: Iar Connacht, River Robe, Carracastle, Attymass, Bonniconlon, County Mayo, Umaill, Glenamoy, Lecanvey, Bohola, Croaghaun, Barony of Costello, River Moy, Caher Island, Blacksod Bay, Breaffy, Kilcummin, River Cong, N26 road, Mayo, County Mayo, Slievemore, Killary Harbour, Bellavary, Lough Conn, Strade, Ballintubber, Lough Carra, Lough Mask, Tulrahan, Mulranny, Cregganbaun, Partry, Lough Feeagh, Achillbeg, Mweelrea, Inishbiggle, Gweesalia, Inishturk, Achill Sound, Neale, County Mayo, Bekan, Delphi, County Mayo, Bun an Churraigh, River Clare, Kilmeena, Shanaghy, N83 road, Meelick, County Mayo, Lough Cullin, Burrishoole, Errew, Devilsmother, R335 road, Keem Bay, Castlehill, N84 road, An Caiseal, Belderrig, Joyce Country, Michael Davitt Bridge, Illanmaster, Saile, Corroy, County Mayo, Glenhest, Ardagh, County Mayo, Drummin, County Mayo, Nephin Beg, Keel, County Mayo, Cross, County Mayo, Patrick's Causeway, Slieve Carr, Black River, Rakestreet, Collanmore Island, Maumtrasna, Charlestown-Bellahy, Corrimbla, Partry Mountains, Currane Peninsula, Ben Gorm, Shammer, Ballycong, Derrew, Nephin Beg Range, Dooega, Bohalis, Askill. Excerpt: Iar Chonnachta (longer form - Iarthar Chonnachta) (anglicised spelling- Iar Connaught) (meaning west of the Connachta, or western Connacht), was a region covering all of County Galway west of the river Corrib and Lough Corrib; Maigh Seola; and part of the barony of Ross in County Mayo. The area of Co. Galway, lying between Kilkieran Bay to the west and Lough Corrib to the east, is sometimes described as Iar Connaught on some maps and books, however this is incorrect, as this area was the territory of Dealbhna Thire Dha Locha which only ever formed a part of Iar Chonnachta. Maigh Seola the part of County Galway east of Lough Corrib, stretching from Tuam to Athenry to Maree was included in Iar Chon...
