The "Baron of Lixnaw" is a title associated with the historical region of Lixnaw in County Kerry, Ireland. This title has its roots in the Anglo-Norman period and is linked to the local nobility who held lands and influence in the area. The barony is known for its rich agricultural land and scenic landscapes. The title has been passed down through generations, often associated with the Lixnaw Castle, which was a significant structure in the region. Today, the barony is recognized for its cultural heritage and contributions to the history of Kerry, reflecting the blend of Irish and Norman influences in the area.