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Killala (Irish: Cill Ala,
meaning 'the
mottled church') is a
village in
County Mayo in Ireland,
north of Ballina. The
railway line from
Dublin to Ballina...
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Killala Bay (Irish: Cuan
Chill Ala) is a bay on the west
coast of Ireland,
between County Mayo and
County Sligo, with Kil****min Head to the west and Lenadoon...
- The
Battle of
Killala was an
engagement during the
Irish Rebellion of 1798. It was
fought on Sunday, 23
September 1798,
between forces of the British...
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Diocese of
Killala may
refer to:
Roman Catholic Diocese of
Killala, a
diocese in the west of
Ireland The
former Church of
Ireland diocese of
Killala in the...
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Muiredach mac Echdach, also
known as Murtagh, was the
founding Bishop of
Killala,
Ireland in the 6th century.
Muiredach was of the Cenél Lóegairi, and connected...
- Dean of
Killala is
based at the
Cathedral Church of St Patrick,
Killala in the
Diocese of
Killala within the
united bishopric of Tuam,
Killala and Achonry...
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Atlantic Ocean at
Killala Bay. The Moy
Estuary is
eight kilometres (5 miles) long
beginning at
Ballina and
running into
Killala Bay. The
catchment area...
- companieshouse.gov.uk.
Retrieved 26
November 2017. "Tuam,
Killala &
Achonry – New
Archdeacon for
Killala and Achonry". tuam.anglican.org.
Retrieved 26 November...
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Christianity portal The
Bishop of
Killala and
Achonry was the
Ordinary of the
Church of
Ireland diocese of
Killala and
Achonry in the
Ecclesiastical Province...
- rebellion, the
local men they had
rallied on
their arrival were
routed at
Killala on 23 September. On 12 October, a
second French expedition was defeated...
