| Aghnadore | Achadh na dobhair | Field of the Water |
| Artibrannon | Ard tigh Brannon | The hill of Brennan’s house |
| Ballee | Baile Liath | Grey townland |
| Ballycloghan | Baile clochan | Townland of the stones |
| Ballyclosh | Baile claise | Townland of the trench |
| Ballygarvey | Baile garbhaich | Rough townland |
| Ballyloughan | Baile lochan | Townland of the chaff or winnowing |
| Ballywatermo | Baile uachtair maigh | Townland of the upper plain |
| Bracknamuckley | Bruach na muclaigh | Bank of the piggeries. |
| Breen | Bruidhen | Fairy palace |
| Broughshane | Bruach Seain | Shane’s palace or fort. Probably built by Shane McBrien O’Neill. Lady Rose O’Neill (a grand-daughter of Shane) obtained from Charles II, a charter to hold a weekly market and two fairs each year in Broughshane. |
| Cabragh | Cabrach | Bad land |
| Caherty | Cathair tighe | Fortified house |
| Cardonaghy |
Cathair Ua Donnchaidh |
O’Donaghy’s stone fort |
| Carnlea | Carn laoigh | Cairn of calves |
| Clinty | Cluainte | Meadows |
| Crankill | Creamh coille | Wood of wild garlic |
| Cullybackey | Cul a bacaigh | Corner of the lame people; perhaps an ancient hospital site. |
| Dernaneagh | Doire na beacht | Oak-wood of the circle |
| Drumbane | Druim ban | White hill-ridge |
| Drumfane | Drum feine | Hill-ridge of the freeholders |
| Drumrankin | Druim rinnceach | Hill-ridge of the dancing |
| Drumraw | Druim Rath | Hill-ridge of the fort |
| Dunclug | Dun cluig | Fort of the bell |
| Dungall | Dun gall | Fort of the foreigners |
| Dunnygarran | Dun na ngearran | Fort of the horses |
| Eglish | Eaglais | A church |
| Fenaghy | Fionn acadh | Fair field |
| Finkiltragh | Fiodh an cealltrach | Wood of the cemetery |
| Glenwherry | Gleann Choire | Glen of the whirlpool |
| Gortfad | Gort fada | Long tilled field |
| Inishamph | Inis ampal | Hungry island or river-holm |
| Killyflugh | Cille fliuch | Swampy wood |
| Killyless | Coille léas | Wood of the light |
|
Kinbally |
Ceann bealaigh |
Head of the pass |
|
Kirkinriola |
Cill con riogh laoigh |
Church of the hound of the warrior prince |
|
Knockanully |
Cnoc an ulaidhe |
Hill of the ancient monument |
|
Knockboy |
Cnock buidhe |
Yellow hill |
|
Legnagooly |
Lag na gcuaille |
The hollow of the poles or stakes |
|
Lisbreen |
Líos bruidhne |
Fort of the fairy palace |
|
Lisnacrogher |
Líos na crochaire |
Fort of the hangman |
|
Lisnamanny |
Líos na manach |
Fort of the monks |
|
Lisnamurrican |
Líos Ua Muireagan |
O’Muireanan’s fort – The Clan Muireagan held the territory of Glenwherry and Racavan. |
| Lisrodden | Lios rodain | Fort of the little road |
|
Monaghan |
Muineachan |
Little thickets or scrogues |
|
Moneydollog |
Muine dealg |
Thorny thicket |
|
Racavan |
Rath cabhan |
Fort of the little hill |
|
Teeshan |
Tigh sean |
Old house |
|
Tullygarley |
Tullach garlaigh |
Hill of the urchin |
|
Tullykittag |
Tulach ciotog |
Left-handed hill |
|
Tullynahinnion |
Tulach na h-inneoin |
Hill of the anvil |