De la Freyne owned all the land from Annas to the Bridge of Ballyneill. He was dispossessed of it by Cromwell, who gave it to Cooke one of his followers. Robert, a son of De la Freyne got a lease of Brownstown from Cook.
Fitzgerald, Baron of Cloon owned all the land from Ballyneill Bridge to the Bridge of Innistioge. Fitzgerald was killed at the battle of Aughrin in 1691. News of his death was brought home by his servant Sinnoth.

The townland in which I live is called Bridge-town. It is in the parish of Clonea (the old parish of Mothel) and in the Barony of Upper Third. The little stream that runs through the school yard and crosses the road almost beside the entrance to the school grounds divide Bridgetown from Ballyneill and it must be from that little [?] bridge that Bridgetown got its name as

Ballyneill Field
Double Ditch
Púncan Field
Pen Field
Tul na Gaor Field
The Lime Valley
Stone Field
Barrack Field
Old Orchard
Wood Field
Pond Field
Road Field
Moat Field
Well Field
Three Corner Field
Castle Field
Herd's Field
Lukes Field
Mocks Sevenue Chair
Castle Meadow
Hugh Sands The Weaver
Sands Paddock
Páirc na Carraig
Pool Gowran - The Goats Hole
Cul na Tuaithe
Mullach na Cille
Tón na Gaoith