dims. 48m NW-SE; 46.1m NE-SW) enclosed by a substantial earthen bank and a wide, shallow fosse. Perimeter has been destroyed from N-NE where a modern dwelling abuts the site. Original entrance not recognisable.) Our Lady of Lourdes R.C. Church (opened on 25 August 1968)Geograph:: Our Lady of Lourdes RC Church,... (C) Kenneth Allen, Ballyconnell New School (opened September 1968), The disused St.Brigid's Roman Catholic church and graveyard (erected in 1843 on the site of a Mass-house erected c.1780) Geograph:: RC Church at Mullaghduff (C) Kenneth Allen The Roman Catholic Parochial House (erected c.1875) The Interdenominational graveyard (opened in 1980's) The former Railway Station (opened 24 October 1887, finally closed on 1 April 1959). Geograph:: Ballyconnell former railway station (C) Kenneth Allen, Ballyconnell Bridge which was erected in the 1830s. Geograph:: Bridge across the Woodford canal (C) Kenneth Allen The Cavan and Leitrim Railway Red Bridge (erected in 1887) Two former buildings were the Star Plastics factory (opened in 1962) and Ballyconnell Creamery (opened 1902, closed 1947). There was a Hedge School in the townland in 1826. The headmaster was a Protestant, James Clarke. It was described as a lime and stone building valued at £6. There were 68 pupils, 38 boys and 30 girls, of whom 39 were Roman Catholic, 29 were Church of Ireland and one Presbyterian. References External links The IreAtlas Townland Data Base Townlands of County Cavan