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Donoughmore (spelt Donaghmore by Ordnance Survey Ireland; Irish: Domhnach Mór) is a civil and Catholic parish in County Cork, Ireland. This rural district lies 25 km west northwest of Cork city. Donoughmore is part of the Cork North Central (Dáil constituency).

The area of Donoughmore is stated as 22309 acres or 9028 hectares. Donoughmore is subdivided into 40 townlands in total. Some are divided into north–south or Lower/Upper, etc. ; counting the townlands without dividing them there are 32 townlands in total. Some townlands are under the care of Rylane Post office and as such have Rylane as a postal address instead of Donoughmore. The following list is from largest to smallest (spelling follows the Ordnance Survey, local spellings may differ): Barrahaurin, Gowlane North, Pluckanes North, Meenahony, Kilcullen South, Coolmona, Kilcullen North, Ahadillane, Garraun North, Ballygirriha, Fornaght, Ballycunningham, Derry, Gowlane South, Coollicka, Garraun South, Killeenleigh, Lackabane, Rathcoola East, Rathcoola West, Garraunredmond, Commeenaplaw, Bunkilla, Monataggart, Kilmartin Lower, Pluckanes East, Pluckanes West, Knockanare, Kilmartin Upper, Knockarourke, Curragh, Ballykerwick, Firmount, Ballycraheen, Scarteen, Knockane, Monavanshere, Pluckanes South, Ballyhennessy, Ballyvodane. The village of Stuake lies at the north end of the parish. Donoughmore is, like most of County Cork, in the South Western River basin district. Within this district it is in the Lower Lee–Owenboy Water Management Unit. Donoughmore lies partly in the Boggeragh Mountain range. Uctough, Toureen and Knockagoun are the only three mountains from the range that are in Donoughmore. Uctoughs peak at 358 m lies within the parish bounds, along with Toureens peak at 379 m. whilst Knockagouns peak is outside the parish bounds, but within the parish it reaches between 342 m and 386 m. Other less prominent peaks such as Mossy Bed 348–383 m, Bert Hill 365 m, Cummeen 359 m, Barrachauring 383 m, Kilcullen Hill 235–309 m,Knockyrourke 258 m, Rathcoola Mountain 242m, Ahadillane Hill 235 m, Pluckanes 224 m, Hurley or Gowlane Hill 233 m, Meenachoney 368 m

Donoughmore's Garda jurisdiction is the Stuake Sub District, of the Macroom District, in the Cork West Division of the Southern Region.

Donoughmore is in the Macroom Electoral Area in the Cork County Council. Donoughmore consists of 3 electoral divisions and they are called Firmount, Gowlane and Kilcullen. Currently this area is served by three Fine Gael, two Fianna Fáil and One independent .

Donoughmore currently has two primary schools. Scoil Iósaif and St. Lachteen's. There used to be more schools within the parish, including Rathcoola School.

Donoughmore was formerly linked with Cork City by the narrow gauge Cork and Muskerry Light Railway. There were stops at Burnt Mill, Fox's Bridge, Knockane, Firmount and Donoughmore. Donoughmore railway station opened in 1893 but closed in 1934. It was situated at the bottom of New Tipperary. There are two Regional roads in Donoughmore, the R619 and the R579. During the 18th century and 19th century specialist roads were built for various reasons. Cork city had a thriving butter market at the time and roads were built to places in Kerry to better facilitate this trade. One of these, locally called the 'Old Kerry Road' was one such 'Butter Road'. It consists of the largest section of continually straight road within the parish.

Donoughmore civil parish is coterminous with the Roman Catholic parish which has two functioning churches: St. Josephs and St. Lachteen's. These churches are in the Catholic Diocese of Cloyne. A Church of Ireland church existed in the parish until the 1960s, when it was de consecrated. The building was a garage until recently, and a plaque in the garage commemorated this fact. Although the Church of Ireland church is now gone, the title of Prebendary of Donoughmore still exists. The current prebendary is The Revd Dennis MacCarthy, rector of Bandon union of parishes. At Donoughmore Cross there is also the ruins of a very old church. This church is the origin of the Shrine of Saint Lachtin's Arm. This shrine now resides in the National Museum of Ireland and is a hollow bronze sculpture of an arm and hand. The shrine contains wood which itself contains a small cavity that would have held a relic at one time. After the Rev John Buckely became parish priest of neighbouring Grenagh in 1869 he came to the conviction that his parish was too small. As a result, he requested a transfer of land to Grenagh from Inniscarra and Donoughmore. Whilst he was allowed to take the land surrounding present day Courtbrack from Inniscarra he was denied his request for the Donoughmore townlands of Ballycraheen and part of Garraun South. Two American Roman Catholic Bishops have been born in Donoughmore. John Tuigg Bishop of Pittsburgh and Bishop Denis J. O'Connell the Bishop of Richmond in Virginia was born in Donoughmore. A native of Donoughmore subsequently became the first person from County Cork to be ordained a Minister at the Trinity Presbyterian Church Cork since the church was built in 1861.

The most popular sport in the area are the Gaelic games, and the local club is a dual code club as it plays both Hurling and Gaelic football. The club plays in the Muskery (often called Mid Cork) division of Cork
The Ladies' footballers won the Senior All Ireland in 2001 and 2003 and being runners up twice in 2004 and 2009. One of the team, Juliet Murphy, is considered one of the greatest Ladies footballers ever, captaining the Cork senior ladies' football team to all Ireland victory 3 times and winning herself 8 all Ireland medals with them. In the men's, the footballers have been the runners up in the Junior A Mid Cork championship nine times in 1953, 1956, 1957, 1962, 1976, 1981, 1982, 1993 and 2000 but winning in 1952, 1983, 1998 and 2011. In 1983 they went on to win that year's County championship. The Junior A Hurlers have reached the Mid Cork final on seven occasions in 1933, 1935, 1943, 1952, 2001, 2008 and 2013 although the title has eluded them so far. The local soccer team is named Donoughmore Athletic, Founded in 1995 the team plays in the Cork AUL league. It's honours so far are winning Division 3 in 98/99, and being runners up in Division 2A in 08/09 and runners up in Division 2 in 12/13. There is also an Athletic Club, a Tug o war club, and a Basketball club which won the 2007 National league Division one Championship. The newest sport to start in Donoughmore is Baseball with the "Druids" being formed in 2004. Hare Coursing, Road Bowling and Set dancing also take place in Donoughmore. In all of the above sports, team jerseys are a combination of Black and White colours, with black being dominant.