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Cill Fhionnúrach

genitive: Chill Fhionnúrach

(Irish)

Kilfenora

(English)

Glossary

cill church

Glossary of words commonly found in Irish placenames »

Irish Grid

R 18638 93008

Archival records

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Text records

1839	Kilfenora	· Beaufort:AL, Cl051,57
1839	Killfenora	· Pelham:AL, Cl051,57
1839	Kilfenora (Bishop Land)	· BS:AL, Cl051,57
1839	Kilfennoragh	· Inq. C I:AL, Cl051,57
1839	Kylfenor	· Inq. J I:AL, Cl051,57
1839	Kilfenora	· TAB, Cl051,57
1839	Kilfenora	· Co. Bk.:AL, Cl051,57
1839	Kilfenora	· Bar. List:AL, Cl051,57
1839	Kilfenora	· Beaufort:AL, Cl051,57
1839	Killfenora	· Pelham:AL, Cl051,57
1839	[Kilfenora]	· Desc. Rem.:AL, Cl051,57	"The town of Killfenora with all its antiquities stands N.W. of the townland. There are three forts in the townland, 1 about the centre called Lisscruckahuteen. There are two small villages south of townland, 1 called Cruckahateen, the other Cruckacuteen" [Desc. Rem.];
1839	Kylfenor	· Inq. J I:AL, Cl051,57
1839	Kilfenora	· TAB, Cl051,57
1839	Kilfenora	· Co. Bk.:AL, Cl051,57
1839	Kilfenora	· Bar. List:AL, Cl051,57
1839	Kilfennoragh	· Inq. C I:AL, Cl051,57
1839	Kilfenora (Bishop Land)	· BS:AL, Cl051,57
1839	[Kilfenora]	· Desc. Rem.:AL, Cl051,57	"The town of Killfenora with all its antiquities stands N.W. of the townland. There are three forts in the townland, 1 about the centre called Lisscruckahuteen. There are two small villages south of townland, 1 called Cruckahateen, the other Cruckacuteen" [Desc. Rem.];