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Killimor Heritage Trail

Welcome to Killimor, a village which is situated on the N65 between Portumna and Loughrea and stands roughly in the centre of the parish. Killimor Parish consists of forty six townlands, and covers an area of nine thousand, two hundred and twenty statute acres. The name Killimor is an anglicised form of the Irish Cill Íomair.

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  • Introduction

    Introduction

  • 01. St. Joseph’s Church

    01. St. Joseph’s Church

    Killimor Heritage Trail
  • 02. St. Joseph’s Centre

    02. St. Joseph’s Centre

    Killimor Heritage Trail
  • 03. Trinity Church

    03. Trinity Church

    Killimor Heritage Trail
  • 04. The Main Street

    04. The Main Street

    Killimor Heritage Trail
  • 05. Killimor Culture and Heritage Centre

    05. Killimor Culture and Heritage Centre

    Killimor Heritage Trail
  • 06. Killimor Community Centre

    06. Killimor Community Centre

    Killimor Heritage trail
  • 07. Larkin’s/P.C. Curley’s

    07. Larkin’s/P.C. Curley’s

    Killimor Heritage Trail
  • 08. Kiltormer/Ballinasloe Road

    08. Kiltormer/Ballinasloe Road

    Killimor Heritage Trail
  • 09. Old School Site

    09. Old School Site

    Killtomer Heritage Trail
  • 10. Fairs in Killimor

    10. Fairs in Killimor

    Killimor Heritage Trail
  • 11. Scoil Náisiúnta Iomair

    11. Scoil Náisiúnta Iomair

    Killimor Heritage Trail
  • 12. The Pound and Fair Green

    12. The Pound and Fair Green

    Killimor Heritage Trail
  • 13. Medieval Cross

    13. Medieval Cross

    Killimor Heritage Trail
  • 14. The Old Cemetery

    14. The Old Cemetery

    Killimor Heritage Trail
  • 15. Killimor Medieval Parish Church

    15. Killimor Medieval Parish Church

    Killimor Heritage Trail
  • 16. The Holy Well

    16. The Holy Well

    Killimor Heritage Trail
  • 17. Hearnsbrook Demesne

    17. Hearnsbrook Demesne

    Killimor Heritage Trail
Places
  • Hearnsbrook
  • Killimor Town in the Past
  • The Catholic Church in Killimor
  • The Inquisitive Hare
  • Trinity Church Killimor
  • Killimor Heritage Trail
  • Townlands and Town of Killimor (1838-1911)
Featured pages
  • Heritage Ireland 2030

    Heritage Ireland 2030

    Oidhreacht Éireann 2030
  • James Hack Tuke: Quaker Philanthropist and Friend to Ireland’s Poor.

    James Hack Tuke: Quaker Philanthropist and Friend to Ireland’s Poor.

    An exhibition hosted by Ireland’s Great Hunger Institute at Quinnipiac University.
  • Commemorating the First Dáil

    Commemorating the First Dáil

    100th Anniversary First Dáil
Keywords

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  • folklore (147)
  • Potatoes (77)
  • bread (73)
  • milk (55)
  • Lewis (43)
  • Well (42)
  • tea (40)
  • pig (39)
  • butter (37)
  • cow (35)

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This website is a member of the Irish Community Archive Network and is a joint initiative of Galway County Council Heritage Office and the National Museum of Ireland – Country Life
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