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Áth na Long

Annalong
Ford of the ships
Annalong derives from the Irish Áth na Long, meaning ford of the ships, likely referring to a river crossing where Viking longships may have sought shelter around a thousand years ago, though material archaeological evidence remains absent. The village appears in 1659 census records as a quarter within Moneydarraghmore townland. The settlement's modern development was defined by nineteenth-cent...

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