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Kilkeedy is a
parish in
County Clare and part of the
Roman Catholic Diocese of Killaloe. The
parish is the only
parish in said
diocese whose boundaries...
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saint named Caoidé. His
festival fell on 3 March. The
remains of the
later Kilkeedy church date to the 14th century.
There was an old
church at Kells, or Cealla...
- pre-Reformation
parishes of
Kilkeedy, Killonahan, Mungret, Croom, and Adare.
Until the
middle of the 18th century, the
parishes of
Kilkeedy and
Clounanna were...
- Kylecreen, Drumnadeevna, and Rockvale,
which are in the
civil parish of
Kilkeedy. The name "Boston" is most
likely to have been an
ironic reference to the...
- in the
barony of Coshma, with a
portion of Drehidtarsna, and
parts of
Kilkeedy and Croom,
lying in the
barony of Pubblebrien. The
Manor of
Tobernea was...
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Feakle Inagh and
Kilnamona Kildysart Kilfarboy (Miltown Malbay)
Kilkee Kilkeedy Killanena &
Flagmount Killaloe Killimer and
Knockerra Inch and Kilmaley...
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Feakle Inagh and
Kilnamona Kildysart Kilfarboy (Miltown Malbay)
Kilkee Kilkeedy Killanena &
Flagmount Killaloe Killimer and
Knockerra Inch and Kilmaley...
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Feakle Inagh and
Kilnamona Kildysart Kilfarboy (Miltown Malbay)
Kilkee Kilkeedy Killanena &
Flagmount Killaloe Killimer and
Knockerra Inch and Kilmaley...
- Ardrahan, on the
south by the
parishes of Gort (Kilmacduagh) and
Boston (
Kilkeedy) and on the west by the
parishes of
Carron and New Quay (Abbey and Oughtmama)...
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Feakle Inagh and
Kilnamona Kildysart Kilfarboy (Miltown Malbay)
Kilkee Kilkeedy Killanena &
Flagmount Killaloe Killimer and
Knockerra Inch and Kilmaley...
