-
occupied the
Kilchreest area, and
Norman castles were
erected at Dangan,
Ballycorick, and Cragbrien. The
ruins of the
Dangan tower still remain. Ballynacally...
- of
Ballynacally (Clondegad) encomp****es Ballynacally,
Lissycasey and
Ballycorick, and is part of the
Diocese of Killaloe. In 1881,
foreign publications...
-
Upper Tomgraney Scarriff Ballycorey 156
Bunratty Upper Templemaley Ennis Ballycorick 510
Islands Clondagad Killadysert Ballycorney 347
Tulla Lower Killaloe...
- was a
civil servant residing in
Dublin when he
married Agnes Daly in
Ballycorick Church on 17 July 1907. By 1911, he was an ****istant
Clerk in the Local...
- Senan's,
Kilkee 1926, 1970, 1974, 1990, 1996 8.
Clondegad 4 1942 (as
Ballycorick), 1963 (as Moohane), 1969, 2000
Lissycasey 1938 (as Caherea), 1971, 1981...
-
Kilmikil to the west. It is
divided into 25 townlands:
Ballycloghessy Ballycorick Beneden Breaghva Caherea Cappanageeragh Clooncolman Cloondrinagh Cloonmore...
-
Championship (2): 1944, 2011
Clare Junior A
Football Championship (4): 1942 (as
Ballycorick), 1963 (as Moohane), 1969, 2000
Clare Under-21 A
Football Championship...
- of
Ballynacally (Clondegad) encomp****es Ballynacally,
Lissycasey and
Ballycorick, and is part of the
Diocese of Killaloe. "Kilchreest"
means "church of...
- The
second church of the
parish is the
Church of
Christ the King in
Ballycorick. This
church was
built in 1860 on land
donated by the
landlord T.R. Henn...
