Killoe

Parish in County Longford, Ireland


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::summary Parish in County Longford, Ireland ::

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Killoe () is a rural community and parish in County Longford, Ireland, located approximately 6 miles north of Longford Town. It is home to Cairn Hill (locally known as Cornhill or Corn Hill) or Carn Clonhugh - the highest peak in County Longford.

It is bordered by Newtownforbes, Drumlish, Ballinalee, Edgeworthstown, and Longford Town.

There are two small villages in Killoe at Ennybegs and Cullyfad. Killoe has a number of amenities, including community centre buildings in Ennybegs and Cullyfad, a national school (St. Theresa's National School) at Clontumpher, several shops and two pubs. Churches include St. Marys Catholic Church (Ennybegs), St. Olivers Catholic Church (Cullyfad), and St. Catherines Church of Ireland (Killoe Glebe). The civil parish of Killoe was historically covered by two baronies, Granard and Longford, included a minimum of 91 townlands, and had an area of 16780 ha. The modern ecclesiastical parish of Killoe consists of 37 townlands.

Sporting clubs in the parish include Killoe Celtic soccer club, and Killoe Young Emmets Gaelic Football club comprising Killoe Senior Club, Killoe Óg Minor Club and Killoe Ladies Club.

Ancient monuments in the area include a number of ringforts and mass rocks. A more recent memorial unveiled in 2012, commemorates the actions of local man James Farrell who helped to save two local women along with others during the sinking of the Titanic in 1912.

The gates of the Carrigglas Manor and Estate, known locally as the "Gandon Gates", were designed by architect James Gandon in the early 19th century.

References

References

  1. "Cill Eo / Killoe". Irish placenames Commission.
  2. "Community - Corn Hill".
  3. "Community - Towns & villages -Killoe". Longford County Council.
  4. "Killoe - Our Community". : Killoe GAA.
  5. "Killoe". The Diocese of Ardagh.
  6. "St. Catherine's Church of Ireland Church, KILLOE GLEBE, County Longford". Buildings in Ireland.
  7. "Townlands in Killoe". Townlands.ie.
  8. "Townlands of Killoe".
  9. "Killoe GAA - Club History". Killoe GAA.
  10. (3 August 2011). "Titanic memorial planned for Killoe". Longford Leader.
  11. "Titanic Memorial and Garden Longford". Longford Tourism.
  12. "Carrigglas Manor, Carrickglass Demesne (Longford By.), Longford". National Inventory of Architectural Heritage.
  13. "Longford - Towns and Villages - Cullyfad". Longford Tourism.

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