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Cill Mhic Creiche

genitive: Chill Mhic Creiche

non-validated name

(Irish)

Kilmacrehy

(English)

Glossary

cill church

Glossary of words commonly found in Irish placenames »

Archival records

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1839	Killmacrihy	· Co. Bk.:AL, Cl081,1
1839	Cill Mic Creiche, 'Church of St MacCreccnis'	· OD:AL, Cl081,1	"See Colgan" [dúch];
1839	Kilmacreehy Ph	· Edwards, J.:AL, Cl081,1
1839	Kilmacrehy Ph	· Whitty, Archdeacon:AL, Cl081,1
1839	Killmacree	· Pelham:AL, Cl081,1
1839	Kilmacreehy Parish	· BS:AL, Cl081,1
1839	Killmacrihy	· Bar. Bk.:AL, Cl081,1
1839	Cill mhic crithe	· pl:AL, Cl081,1
1839	[Kilmacrehy]	· Desc. Rem.:AL, Cl081,1	"Since this parish was first laid out by the boundary department, it was divided into two portions viz. the parish of Kilmacreehy comprises the western portion and the parish of Killaspucklonaun the E.. Along the S.W. of the latter runs the river 'Delagh' and also along a portion of the N.E. the Ennistimon river, which forms a junction with the former eastward of 'O'Brians Bridge'...along the N. and N.W. of Kilmacreehy Parish, the Cliffs of Moher are situated" [Desc. Rem.];
1839	Kilmacrehy	· OD:AL, Cl081,1