Mogeely

Mogeely, also sometimes spelled Moogely, is a place name in County Cork, Ireland. It refers to a small rural area situated near the town of Castlemartyr. The name is believed to be of Gaelic origin, possibly derived from Maigh Gaoíle, meaning "the plain of the wind" or "windy plain," though definitive etymological sources may vary.

The area is primarily agricultural, characterized by rolling green fields and farmland. While not a major population center, it contributes to the rural character of East Cork and is known locally for its peaceful setting. Historical records may show limited mentions in larger contexts related to the region, although Mogeely itself has not been the site of significant historical events.

The local economy is primarily focused on agriculture and related services. Nearby Castlemartyr offers more comprehensive services and amenities to residents of Mogeely.