Clonfad

Clonfad is a townland name found primarily in Ireland. The name is derived from the Irish language, likely a combination of "Cluain" and "Fada."

"Cluain" typically refers to a meadow or pasture, often a secluded or sheltered one. "Fada" means long. Therefore, "Clonfad" likely translates to "long meadow" or "long pasture."

Townlands are the smallest officially defined geographical divisions in Ireland, typically ranging in size from a few acres to a few hundred acres. The name Clonfad, as a place name, indicates the presence of a meadow or pasture with a significant length in the area when the name was originally established.

Clonfad townlands can be found in various counties throughout Ireland. The precise characteristics and historical significance of any specific Clonfad townland would vary depending on its particular location and its history within that local context. Further research into specific Clonfad locations would be necessary to detail their individual histories and attributes.