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n/a		· Nóta	An Seabhac: Cill Áirne, k′i:l a:r′n′i .i. an ghnáthfhuirm – ach táim in amhras air. Bhíodh ‘Tobar Muire’ le hais an ceann theas den phríomhshráid tuairim na háite mar a bhfuil Hall an Bhaile anois. Tá ‘The Glebe’ – a ionad le haithint fós ar chúl an Glebe Hotel (Henn St.) Ach ní heolach ionad na seanchille anois má bhí san ann.
1302-6c	Killarny	· Pap. Tax., 297
1426	Kyllarny	· Ann. Ardf., 4, Paragraph 6
1473	Kyllarne	· Ann. Ardf., 19, Paragraph 54
1480	Kyllarne	· Ann. Ardf., 28, Paragraph 76
1489	Kyllayrne	· Ann. Ardf., 37, Paragraph 103
1588	Killarmeye	· F, 5277	a church and town called ...
1598	Killarny	· Clancarthy Surv., Lsc. (Magonny)
1602	Killearnye	· F, Paragraph 6717
1613	Kyllarnie	· Inq.(Ci), 118
1613	Killarney	· Inq.(Ci), 113
1615	Kilorney	· RVis. (Ardf.), 184
1620	Killarny	· Kenmare MSS, 356
1620	Killarny	· CPR, 480a
1634	Killarny	· Inq.(Ci), 287
1640	Killarney	· Inq.(Ci), 109
1640	Killarney	· Inq.(Ci), 101
1640	Killarny	· Inq.(Ci), 96
1659	Killarny	· Cen., 255
1660c.	Killarny	· BSD, 56
1706	Cill Áirne	· Ó Rathaille, 52
1718	teampull Chille hÁirne	· Ó Rathaille, 98
1720	Cille hÁirne (g.)	· Ó Rathaille, 232
1720	Chille hÁirne (g.)	· Ó Rathaille, 172
1730c	ó chillairne	· Na Caisidigh, 76	"ó chillairne no ó niamhrathach"
1809	Cill Airne	· Dhá dhán le SÓC, 128
1841	Cill Airne	· LSO (Ci), 109-110 / 227	Is pronounced in Irish as if written Cill Airne, which would seem to signify Cell or Church of Saint Airne or Athairhe, but I cannot find any Saint of this name mentioned in the Irish calendar, nor is there any traditional recollection of such in the Parish. Windele explains the name as signifying the church near the sloe trees but this will not do, as the Irish never call the sloe-tree any name but Droighean; it’s fruit is what they call airne. No part of the old church called Cill Airne now remains but it’s site is known and should be shewn on the Ordnance Map. OD
1841	Killarney	· Vallancey Map:AL, Ci085,1
1841	Killarney (Ph of)	· BS:AL, Ci085,1
1841	Killarney	· OD:AL, Ci085,1
1841	Cill áirne	· OD:AL, Ci085,1
1925c	Cíll Áirne	· Béal., Volume XXIX, 93