FARCET, or FARSIDE, or ROSTELLAN, a village, in
the parish of AGADHA, barony of IMOKILLY, county of
CORK, and province of MUNSTER, 3 miles (S.W.) from
Cloyne, on the road to Whitegate, and on the harbour
of Cork;containing 123 inhabitant it is situated at
the head of a small ereck, and consists ofit range of
neat houses extending along the shore and???????????
pied by the domestics and workman of the Marquess of
Thomond, whose seat, Rostellan Castle, immediately
adjoins the village. Fairs are held on Feb. 2nd and
March 25th for general farming stock. Near the village
are a convenient quay and stores, where coal, seasand,
and other articles are landed. Here is the parochial
school, founded by the late Bishop Brinkley, who endowed
it with two acres of land; it is almost entirely
supported by the Marchioness of Thomond. See ROSTELLAN
and AGHADA.