Moanbane

Moanbane is a townland located in County Donegal, Ireland. It's situated within the civil parish of Templecrone and the barony of Boylagh. As a townland, Moanbane represents a specific geographical division of land, traditionally used for administrative and land ownership purposes in Ireland. Its name, like many Irish place names, likely derives from the Irish language, although the precise etymology and meaning require specific local or historical linguistic expertise to confirm definitively. Townlands are smaller units than civil parishes and were often the basic building blocks of larger administrative areas. Moanbane's existence is documented in historical maps and land surveys of Ireland. Information about its population, history, and significant features would typically be found in local historical records, genealogical resources, and relevant county archives.