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conacre
▪ I. conacre, n. (ˈkɒneɪkə(r)) Also corn-acre. [See quots. 1824–27.] In Irish land-system: The letting by a tenant, for the season, of small portions of land ready ploughed and prepared for a crop. (Originally the plot was given manured, but a later state of matters appears in quot. 1882.)1824 Major... Oxford English Dictionary
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Conacre
In former times, one third of agricultural land in Northern Ireland was let as conacre. Holding the land under conacre granted no legal rights to the land. Rent was paid in cash, labour or a combination of both. wikipedia.org
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Enaghbeg
Although a conacre rent was essentially a short-term lease on a piece of land, the arrears in question had built up over many years. In 1926, Robert Gill sued his brother Michael Gill and his wife Anne over the non payment of Conacre rents. wikipedia.org
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mock
▪ I. mock, n.1 Now chiefly rare or arch. (mɒk) Forms: 5–6 mokk(e, 5–7 mocke, 6 mok, 7 moke, 6– mock. [f. mock v.] 1. a. A derisive or contemptuous action or speech; an act of mocking or derision.c 1440 Alphabet of Tales 360 Þe gude man bade styll & had a mokk [L. maritus delusus remansit]. 1491 Caxt... Oxford English Dictionary
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Frank O'Beirne
He was arrested in February 1918 for unlawful assembly relating to commandeering of land for "conacre". wikipedia.org
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John Hewitt (poet)
Other poems include: Conacre (privately printed, 1943) No Rebel Word (Frederick Muller, 1948) The Lint Pulling (1948) Those Swans Remember: a poem (privately wikipedia.org
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Irish Land Commission
Under the 1923 Act, busier farmers had to rent extra land under an 11-month or seasonal conacre system, as longer arrangements could cause an owner to By 1980, some in the state were rented annually under conacre, suggesting a new imbalance between mere ownership and the more active farmers. wikipedia.org
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Tenant farmer
Tenants often sub-rented small plots on a yearly basis from local farmers paying for them by labour service by a system, known as conacre, most without wikipedia.org
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Eoin O'Duffy
His father, also named Owen Duffy, had inherited his 15-acre farm from his father Peter in 1888; however, the family were forced to farm conacre land and wikipedia.org
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Agriculture in Ireland
Much of the land was rented as a conacre, an arrangement in which farmers were granted the right to farm a plot of land but did not create a landlord-renter wikipedia.org
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