Daingean
Daingean is a village located in County Offaly, Ireland. It lies in the barony of Geashil and is situated on the Grand Canal. Historically, Daingean was known as Ballycommon. The name Daingean is derived from the Irish word for "fort" or "stronghold," likely referring to a past fortification in the area.
The village's strategic location on the Grand Canal made it an important center for transport and trade
Economically, Daingean has seen shifts over time. While its canal-related importance has diminished with modern transportation,
In terms of amenities, Daingean has a primary school, a church, local shops, and public houses. It