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- Kilmaleery (Irish: Cill Mhaoilfhithrigh) is a civil parish in County Clare, Ireland. It is part of the Catholic parish of Newmarket-on-Fergus. The parish...
- parishes: Bunratty, Fenloe, Kilnasoolagh, Drumline, Clonloghan, Kilconry and Kilmaleery. During the Penal Law period of 1744, the High Sheriff of Clare, John...
- Kilnasoolagh, Tuamfinlough, Bunratty, Drumline, Clonloghan, Kilconry and Kilmaleery. Tuamfinlough (now Fenloe) is the oldest known settlement in the region...
- which also contains the civil parishes of Clonloghan, Drumline, Kilconry, Kilmaleery, Kilnasoolagh and Tomfinlough. Roadstone Wood operates a quarry in the...
- Clonloghan, Kilconry and Kilmaleery. After 1688 one priest served the five parishes of Bunratty, Drumline, Clonloghan, Kilconry and Kilmaleery. James O’Shaughnessy...
- Bunratty Lower. It is in the southern part of the county and is bordered by Kilmaleery to the north and Clonloghan to the east and the River Shannon to the south...
- Bunratty, Clonloghan, Drumline, Feenagh, Kilconry, Kilfinaghta, Kilfintinan, Kilmaleery, Kilmurry, Kilnasoolagh and Tomfinlough, as well as part of the parishes...
- Killofin Killokennedy Killonaghan Killone Killuran Kilmacduane Kilmacrehy Kilmaleery Kilmaley Kilmanaheen Kilmihil Kilmoon Kilmurry Mc****n Kilmurry Ibrickane...
- Ballinooskny 190 Bunratty Lower Clonloghan Ennis Ballinooskny 98 Bunratty Lower Kilmaleery Ennis Ballinphunta 374 Bunratty Lower Kilfintinan Limerick Ballinphunta...
- contains the civil parishes of Bunratty, Clonloghan, Drumline, Kilconry, Kilmaleery and Kilnasoolagh. In 1856 the parish was also part of a Church of Ireland...