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Coiste an Chillín

Tugann An Cillín oidhreacht uasal, ársa Pharóiste Mhaigh Cuilinn chun cuimhne. Cothóidh agus caomhnóidh comóradh na bhFéile Eaglasta
agus ceiliúradh na bhFéilte Náisiúnta, traidisiúin na Críostaíochta. Trí nochtadh Mháinséar na Nollag sa Chillín, tabharfar fior-bhrí Fhéile na
Nollag go croílár an tsráidbhaile. Tabharfar cuireadh do pháistí na scoileanna áitiúla, tionscnaimh shuimiúla a bhaineann le timpeallacht na Criostaíochta agus an dlúthbhaint leis an nádúr, a thaispeáint sa Chillín. Is acmhainn luachmhar é An Cillín freisin, chun iarsmai ársa agus earraí seanda ár sinsear a chur i láthair an phobail. Fearfar fáilte roimh chuile dhuine chun machnamh agus ceiliúradh a dhéanamh ar ár dtraidisiúin ag An Cillín.

An Cillín is a reminder of the heritage and culture of Moycullen Parish. The celebration of our Christian Feast Days and National Holidays at An Cillín will serve to preserve and maintain our Christian tradition. By displaying and celebrating the Christmas Nativity scene we will bring
forward the true meaning of Christmas to the heart of our village. Children from local school areas may display projects relating to our
Christian environment and its links with nature. An Cillín will also serve to display items of our local history and tradition. All are welcome to celebrate and reflect at An Cillín.

  • An Cillín, 8th December 2017

    An Cillín, 8th December 2017

    Blessing of An Cillin and the unveiling of Crib na Nollag
  • Moycullen Crib

    Moycullen Crib

  • Photography by Anne Cuffe

    Photography by Anne Cuffe

    Coiste an Chillín, Maigh Cuilinn
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    Recipes

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Places
  • 3D model of Medieval Athenry
  • 3D Model of Medieval Loughrea
  • Athenry Medieval Walled Town
  • Aughnanure Castle
  • Ballinlass
  • Boat Building
  • Castle Door
  • Children playing in the school yard
  • Church Bells
  • Clifden Quay
  • Creggs and District
  • Cutting Turf
  • Discovery in the playground
  • Fishing on Lough Corrib
  • Foyles Hotel
  • Glengowla Mines
  • Herding Sheep with a whistle
  • Irish Traditional Music (Banjo)
  • Irish Traditional Music (Mandolin)
  • John Darcy's Former Home
  • Joyce Country Wool
  • Junior B Ladies Final
  • Kinvara
  • Lavelle Art Gallery
  • Lawrencetown Village, East Galway, Ireland
  • Loch Con Aortha Website
  • Lough Corrib
  • Loughrea
  • Owenriff River
  • Practising the Tin Whistle
  • Prayers in Irish
  • Sound inside the Old Hydro Electric Plant
  • Spinning Wool
  • St. Cathaldus' Church
  • St. Mary's Cathedral, Tuam
  • Stairwell of a castle
  • Stanley's Cash Till
  • Stanleys
  • The High Cross
  • The Humors of the Joyce Country (Irish Folk Song)
  • The Irish Pub
  • The Lakeshore Town (Song)
  • The Old Hydro Electric Plan
  • The Oughterard Trout Hatchery
  • The Town
  • The Tuam Showbands
  • Tuam Mill Wheel
  • Tuam Sugar Plant
  • Monivea
  • Dunmore
  • Sound Map Of Galway
  • Donaghpatrick Kilcoona Heritage Society
  • Killimor Heritage Group
  • Galway's Holy Wells
  • Clarinbridge Heritage
  • Joyce Country
  • Athenry Parish Heritage
  • Clifden Heritage
  • Oranmore Heritage
  • Williamstown Heritage Society
  • Headford
  • Mountbellew Heritage and Tourism Network
  • Tuam Heritage and Nature Trail
  • Loughrea Heritage Trail
  • Coiste an Chillín
  • Connemara Roots –NW Connemara Heritage
  • Ballinasloe World War One Heritage Group
  • Townlands of County Galway
  • Battle of Aughrim Visitor Centre
  • Galway East Townland Research
  • Galway Beo project
  • Palace Grounds Tuam
  • Towns and Villages
  • Galway East Trails & Tours
  • Loughrea Medieval Memory Map & Trail: For Kids By Kids
  • Athenry Medieval Memory Map & Trail: For Kids By Kids - Slí & Mapa Cuimhne Bhaile Átha an Rí sa mheánaois: do Leanaí le Leanaí
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