Tullyrahan - Lynch/Mulligan family who worked on Captain Smith's estate before immigrating by 1850

Could anyone tell me if there was an estate within a few miles of Castleblaney owned maybe originally by Lord Blaney and later perhaps by an English Officer Smith? I have an old note passed through family members after the family immigrated to the US around 1851 staying that various family members worked for this estate and lived in Tullyrahan. Would there be any information if so on employees of this family? Are there any cemeteries in that area with tombstone inscriptions? (I realize many were too poor to have them but just hoping) Would crossing back and forth between there and Armagh have been easy at that time? Were there families that lived on both sides?

I know that my gggrandmother Elizabeth Mulligan was born around 1800 and was married to a Samuel Lynch. She immigrated to America with some of her childrenbut no record of him in the US. A relative years ago took down notes from the older Lynch generationand this is what she was told. I'd love any information about this family anyone might have or any connections or suggestions where to look for more information.

The note says the following:

Grama Lynch was born in Co. Armagh but raised with her brother Hugh in Co Monahan by her grandmother. Castleblaney was three miles from the farm . It was named for Lord Blaney . His home was owned by a retired English soldier. Grampa Lynch worked for him . He always spoke of him as Officer Smith. There were a lot of servants. Mrs. McManus' mother worked for Grandma's grandmother. Her name was Anne Lynch. Uncle Mike Lynch was the hired man. They were Gramdpa Lynch's brother and sister so you see they were all from the same place a home. The place was called the Parish of Muckno, Townland of Lyllyrahan?Tullyrahan? , City of Caslteblaney, County Monahan. County Cavan was farther north but they were all Fardowns. (?)