Carnacon
Carnacon or Carrownacon (Irish: Ceathrú na Con, meaning 'hound's quarter')[1] is a village, townland and area in central County Mayo, Ireland.[citation needed] The village has a parish church, national school, community centre, grocery store and two pubs.[citation needed] Carnacon House, built in 1740, was the home of General James McDonnell, a leader in the rising of 1798.[citation needed] Other natural features include Kiltoom Woods, Lough Carra and the area's horseshoe bats.[citation needed] Local heritage sites include Burriscarra Abbey, Moore Hall, Cloneen Mill, a mass rock and several ringforts.
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