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Kilballyowen (Irish: Cill
Bhaile Eoghain) is the name of both a
civil parish and a
townland within that
parish in
County Clare, Ireland. The name is also...
- The O'Grady family, also
styled O'Grady of
Kilballyowen, is one of Ireland's
noble families and
surviving Chiefs of the Name.
Their title is The O'Grady...
- Ballingate, Ballinglen, Ballybeg, Carnew, Coolattin, Coolboy, Cronelea,
Kilballyowen, Killinure, Kilpipe, Money, Rath, Shillelagh, Tinahely, in the former...
- Ó Grádaigh
meaning ‘descendant of Gráda’ (‘noble’). The O’Gradys of
Kilballyowen were a
prominent Munster clan and sept of the Dal gCaís. It may refer...
- west of
Carrigaholt on the road to Kilbaha. It is the
civil parish of
Kilballyowen. The name
could be
derived from a
cross related to the old
church of...
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Longford O'Flaherty clan
Aughnanure Castle,
County Galway O'Grady
family Kilballyowen,
County Limerick O'Higgins
family Ballynary,
County Sligo O'Reilly clan...
- (Doonas and Truagh)
Coolmeen Cooraclare (Kilmacduane)
Corofin Cross (
Kilballyowen)
Crusheen (Inchicronan)
Doonbeg (Killard) Doora-Barefield Ruan Ennis...
- John
Crimmin Born 19
March 1859
Kilballyowen, Bruff,
County Limerick Died 20
February 1945 (aged 85) Wells,
Somerset Buried Wells Cemetery,
Somerset Allegiance...
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during the War of Independence. The
former seat of the O'Grady family,
Kilballyowen, is near Bruff.[citation needed]
Bruff is also the
hometown of the American...
- (1810-1878), long time
Parish Priest of the
parishes of
Moyarta and
Kilballyowen in
County Clare. The
words were set to
music by Seán Ó
Riada as the offertory...
