Graveyards/Final Resting Places

Final Resting Places
Final Resting Places
Final Resting Places - Old Cemetery Killererin
Records of Old Cemetery row by row
The Digital Mapping of Killererin Old Cemetery

Places

Addergoole
Ardawarry - Ringfort
Ballina - Architectural Heritage
Ballina House
Ballyglunin Cave
Ballyglunin Post Office
Ballyglunin Railway Station
Ballyglunin Railway Station
Barnaderg
Barnaderg c. 1900s
Barnaderg Castle
Barnaderg find from 3500 B.C.
Barnaderg Lime Kiln
Brooklodge, Co. Galway
Cahergal Bridge
Charles Bianconi
Church Light
Church of Ireland, Lissavalley, Killererin
Cloondahamper - A townland in focus
Cloondahamper NS 1945
Coolreagh/Coolrevagh
Cornacartan
Dear James ....
Dedication of St. Mary's Church, Killererin in 1962
Entrance to Barbersfort House
Field and Placenames of Imanemore
Final Resting Places
Hedge School at Barnaderg Castle
Hillsbrook Demesne,
Historical facts on grotto in Barnaderg
In Memory – Children’s Burial Grounds in the parish
Killererin
Killererin - A Parish History
Kirwans of Hillsbrook
Landlords and Big Houses in Killererin
Making a short film in Barnaderg
My Own Place - A little bit of Ireland
Our Golden Mile
Parish History
Parish Pump, Barnaderg
Places to see in Killererin
Pop Star Buys Moyne Park
Protected Structures in Killererin
St. Mary's Church, Killererin
St. Mary's Church, Killererin
Sweat House and Holy Well in Creevaghbawn.
The local Dancehall
Toghermore House - the Man who gave it away was branded a Communist
Townland of Cahergal
Townland of Creevaghbaun
Trees of Cahergal House
Trigonometrical Stations in Killererin
Turf cutting in Imane Bog during the Emergency
Graveyards/Final Resting Places
Townlands of Killererin
Daoine agus Áit project
Post Office
Archaeology and Architecture of Killererin
Shops and Shopping in Killererin

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