 Complete the following phrase:  The townland the village is in was formerly known as Ballydonnelly Baile Ui Dhonnaile, and was the stronghold of the ODonnelly Ui Donnghaile sept, who had held the role of marshalls to the ONeills of Tyrone. According to Irish tradition the ODonnellys were part of the Cenel Eogain making them kin of the ONeills. In their role as Marshalls to the ONeills they were responsible for fostering the children of The ONeill. The ODonnellys reached the height of their role during the time of Shane ONeill when Dean Terrence Danyell Turlough ODonnelly of Armagh played a key role in communications between Shane ONeill and Elizabeth I. The earliest mention of Ballydonnelly is the Annals of the Four Masters in 1531 when it is said Baile-Ui-Donnghaile was assaulted by Niall Oge, son of Art, son of Con ONeill. He demolished the castle; and he made a prisoner of the son of ONeill, who was foster-son of ODonnelly, and carried him off, together with the horses and the other spoils of the town. At the Plantation Ballydonnelly was allocated as a Servitor portion and as such was granted to Sir Toby Caulfeild who had served in the Crown forces during the Nine Years War. The Castle to which the name refers is atypical of most Plantation structures in that it is not the more usual fortified tower house and was built by Sir Toby Caulfeild in the style of an Oxfordshire Manor House. Castle Caulfield was badly damaged by fire during the 