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Shops and Shopping in Killererin

Wide variety of shops throughout the parish
The number and variety of shops dotted all over the parish from Ballina to Cloondahamper and Dangan to Togher since the 1840s. is astonishing.  While carrying out research for our parish history in 2015 we were surprised by how many shops we discovered in Killererin.
What is contained in this category is a summary of those Shops and any information that we have about them.

  • Annie Lane, Cottage

    Annie Lane, Cottage

  • Brannellys Pub and Shop

    Brannellys Pub and Shop

    Brannellys
  • Coleman's Shop, Ballynakilla

    Coleman's Shop, Ballynakilla

    1975 - 1982
  • Currans Shop, Dangan

    Currans Shop, Dangan

    1940 - 1986
  • Fagan’s Shop, Barnaderg

    Fagan’s Shop, Barnaderg

  • First Shop in Killererin

    First Shop in Killererin

  • George Emery, Gurrangecoyle

    George Emery, Gurrangecoyle

    General Store and Sheebeen
  • James Fahy, Barnaderg

    James Fahy, Barnaderg

    Premises now known as Red Gap
  • Keanes, Barnaderg

    Keanes, Barnaderg

  • Long's, Cloondahamper

    Long's, Cloondahamper

  • Mannions, Dangan

    Mannions, Dangan

  • McHugh's, Barnaderg

    McHugh's, Barnaderg

  • Richard Keane, Cahergal

    Richard Keane, Cahergal

  • Travelling Shops and shops of Killererin

    Travelling Shops and shops of Killererin

    Extreacted from Shops and Shopping in Killererin 1840-2015
Places
  • Addergoole
  • Archbishop praises Artistic and Original Design
  • Ardawarry - Ringfort
  • Ballina - Architectural Heritage
  • Ballyglunin Railway Station
  • Ballyglunin Railway Station
  • Barnaderg
  • Barnaderg Castle
  • Barnaderg find from 3500 B.C.
  • Barnaderg Lime Kiln
  • Brooklodge, Co. Galway
  • Cahergal Bridge
  • Charles Bianconi
  • Church of Ireland, Lissavalley, Killererin
  • Cloondahamper - A townland in focus
  • Cloondahamper NS 1945
  • Coolreagh/Coolrevagh
  • Cornacartan
  • 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 - A Parish History
  • 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
  • Archaeology and Architecture of Killererin
  • Shops and Shopping in Killererin
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  • St.Patrick (1)
  • Parade (1)
  • Farming (3)
  • 1920s (1)
  • Tuam Markets (1)
  • Bianconi (1)
  • transport (1)
  • print business (1)

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