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You are here: Home>Places>Galway East Townland Research>Civil Parish of Kiltormer

Civil Parish of Kiltormer

  • Attikee, Ait Ti Caoich

    Attikee, Ait Ti Caoich

    Civil Parish of Kiltormer
  • Ballooly, Baile Ulaidh, town of the apples

    Ballooly, Baile Ulaidh, town of the apples

    Civil Parish of Kiltormer
  • Ballydonagh, Baile Mhic Dhonncha, Donough’s Town

    Ballydonagh, Baile Mhic Dhonncha, Donough’s Town

    Civil parish of Kiltormer
  • Ballyturick, Beal Atha an tSiuraic, mouth of the ford of Turrock

    Ballyturick, Beal Atha an tSiuraic, mouth of the ford of Turrock

    Civil parish of Kiltormer
  • Belview or Lissareaghaun, Lios an Riachain Ford of Fraechan

    Belview or Lissareaghaun, Lios an Riachain Ford of Fraechan

    Civil parish of Kiltormer
  • Craughwell, Creachmhaoil place of preys or plunders

    Craughwell, Creachmhaoil place of preys or plunders

    Civil parish of Kiltormer
  • Derreen, An Doirin a small derry or oak wood

    Derreen, An Doirin a small derry or oak wood

    Civil Parish of Kiltormer
  • Feagh, Fioch, woody

    Feagh, Fioch, woody

    Civil Parish of Kiltormer
  • Garrison, An Garastun

    Garrison, An Garastun

    Civil parish of Kiltormer
  • Gortnalug, Gort na Log, field of the hollows

    Gortnalug, Gort na Log, field of the hollows

    Civil Parish of Kiltormer
  • Gortnaraheen, Gort an Riachain, field of the small forts

    Gortnaraheen, Gort an Riachain, field of the small forts

    Civil Parish of Kiltormer
  • Graveshill, Cnoc na hUaighe

    Graveshill, Cnoc na hUaighe

    Civil parish of Kiltormer
  • Kill, Coill na Cille, wood of the church

    Kill, Coill na Cille, wood of the church

    Civil Parish of Kiltormer
  • Kiltormer East, Cill Tormoir Thoir Tormers Church

    Kiltormer East, Cill Tormoir Thoir Tormers Church

    Civil Parish of Kiltormer
  • Kiltormer West, Cill Tormoir Thiar

    Kiltormer West, Cill Tormoir Thiar

    Civil parish of Kiltormer
  • Lisheenaguile, Lisin na Gaibhle, small fort of the Englishman

    Lisheenaguile, Lisin na Gaibhle, small fort of the Englishman

    Civil parish of Kiltormer
  • Lissapharson, Lios an Phearsuin fort of the parson

    Lissapharson, Lios an Phearsuin fort of the parson

    Civil parish of Kiltormer
  • Moaty, Na Motai the moats

    Moaty, Na Motai the moats

    Civil Parish of Kiltormer
  • Newtowneyre, An Baile Nua

    Newtowneyre, An Baile Nua

    Civil Parish of Kiltormer
  • Skecoor, Sceach Chuar

    Skecoor, Sceach Chuar

    Civil Parish of Kiltormer
  • Skenageehy, Sceach na Gaoithe thorn or bush of the wind.

    Skenageehy, Sceach na Gaoithe thorn or bush of the wind.

    Civil Parish of Kiltormer
Galway East Townland Research
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