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OS Letters 1841 29. NAME. Is in Irish Cill Chonnla which means cell or church of St. Connla, whose name is set down in the Irish Calendar at the 10th May; but his day is not remembered here at present. (The only thing remembered of St. Connla in this parish is that he killed a huge serpent which took up it’s habitation in Lisnapeasha, about a quarter of a mile to the East of the church). The old church of this parish is situated in the townland of Kilconly (to which it has given it’s name) in a glen on the North side of a mountain stream….This church is no more than three or four centuries old; it stands in a small grave yard which is still in use. In the North extremity of this parish is the ruin of the Castle of Beal called in Irish Biaille, and by Sir George Carew in his Pacata Hibernia, incorrectly, Beauleu. It is at the back of the Dúmhach’s or sand hills and the tide comes up within two hundred paces of it. Only the South West corner of this castle now remains, from which |
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l. bébhionn Lickbevune, p. Kilconly, b. Iraghticonor, Kerry, Fm. v. 1628; ¶ Fitzgerald of Licfebhonn, Ai. 113 a. (Onom. Goed.) |
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Fiants – Elizabeth 1597 6123 Kilconlie (Grant to the provost and fellows of the college of the Holy Trinity by Dublin; of…Likfavin or Kilfavin, Brovore, Letter and Meneclovin, Kilconlie and Kilnegolman, Tullymore, Ballynonene, Dyrinne and Dromgallon, Donevlan and Moghan, Dirrirahie and Gortscoble, Farrinedmond and Gortscoble, tenements in Ratowe, 260 acres, possessions of Shan m’Gerot M’Gerald, attainted in said co.) |
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Archivium Hibernicum 1505 (135) Dicta die [19 Aprilis] Ven. Vir Edimundus Fismoris, canonicus Artfertensis, obligavit se Camerae Apostolicae pro annata parrochialis ecclesiae de Killconly et de Kyllury… Kilconly (marked on the O.S. map) was a small parish situated in the north-west corner of the modern parish of Ballybunion. The old graveyard of Kilconly is still used. |
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An Seabhac: Paróiste Chill Chonnla Tá ionad na seanchille lár baill ag an trn. thoir. Reilig leis san áit sin agus gleidhb. |
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An Leabhar Muimhneach 1650c. Éamonn Mhac Gearailt ó Lic Bhéibhionn 376 |
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A Topographical Distionary of Ireland – Lewis Kilconly: Near the shore are the ruins of the ancient castles of Beale and Lick, the former of which (designated “Beau-lieu” in the Pacata Hibernia) was once a residence of the Earls of Kerry…The mountain of Knockanure…is partly in this parish. Litter House is the residence of G. Wren, Esq. |
| 1302-06 |
Kilcoula corrigenda Kilconla
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· Pap. Tax., 296 |
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| 1505 |
Killconly
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· Ann. Ardf., 46(135) |
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| 1597 |
Kilconlie
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· F, 6123 |
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| 1603 |
Killcowle
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· CPR, 10b |
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| 1615 |
Kilconley
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· RVis. (Ardf.), 182 |
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| 1617 |
Killcowly
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· CPR, 337b |
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| 1618 |
Kilconlye
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· Inq.(Ci), 124 |
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| 1624 |
Killcluony
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· CPR, 592a |
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| 1627 |
Killconally Killy
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· Inq.(Ci), 212 |
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| 1655 |
Kilconley
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· DS |
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| 1660 |
Kilconly
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· BSD (Ci), 145 |
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| 1685 |
Killconly
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· Hib. Del. |
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| 1787 |
Kilcounly Pt.
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· Pelham (Cl) |
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| 1787 |
Ch. Kilcounly
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· Pelham (Cl) |
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| 1841 |
Kilconly
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· Buckley, Rev. J.:AL, Ci063,1 |
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| 1841 |
Kilconly
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· Cess Coll.:AL, Ci063,1 |
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| 1841 |
Kilconly
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· Local:AL, Ci063,1 |
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| 1841 |
Kilconly
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· Applot. 1839:AL, Ci063,1 |
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| 1841 |
Kilconly Parish
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· BS:AL, Ci063,1 |
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| 1841 |
Killconly
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· Vallancey Map:AL, Ci063,1 |
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| 1841 |
Killconly
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· BM:AL, Ci063,1 |
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| 1841 |
Kilconloe Ph
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· Smith Eng. Map:AL, Ci063,1 |
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| 1841 |
Cill Chonla, 'St. Conla's church'
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· OD:AL, Ci063,1 |
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| 1841 |
Kilcounley
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· Smith Hist. Kerry:AL, Ci063,1 |
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| 1841 |
Kilconly Ph
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· Smith Hist. Kerry:AL, Ci063,1 |
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