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Parish Clergy

Very Rev. Pat Larkin, P.P. Carhuligane, Mullagh

Very Rev. Tim Tuohy, A.P. Shandrum, Mullagh

PARISH OFFICE

The Parish Office situated beside Fr. Pat’s House is opened during the following hours:

The Phone Number for the Parish Office is 065-7087161.

Diocese and Records Information

Civil Parish: Kilmurryibrickane
RC Parish: Kilmurryibrickane
Diocese: Killaloe
Earliest Records: births: 4.1839; marriages: 9.1855
Parish Address: The Parish Priest, Mullagh, Co. Clare, Ireland.

The Diocese of Killaloe includes portions of Counties Clare, Laois, Limerick, Offaly and Tipperary.

Parishes: 58 Churches: 133 Catholic population: 109,521

Most Rev William Walsh DD, Bishop of Killaloe
Born 1935; ordained priest 21 February 1959;
ordained Bishop of Killaloe 2 October 1994.
Residence: Westbourne, Ennis, Co Clare
Tel: (065) 6828638 Fax: (065) 6842538 Email: cildalua@iol.ie

Patron of the Diocese: St Flannan - 18 December

Flannan lived around the seventh century. He was the son of an Irish chieftain named Turlough. Flannan was educated by the monks. He also learned farming from them. When he was a grown man, Flannan decided to make a pilgrimage to Rome. In Rome, Pope John IV made him a bishop. The pope did this because he recognized the wisdom and holiness of the man. When St. Flannan returned to Ireland, all the people of his region, Killaloe, came to meet him. They were eager to learn the instructions the saint had brought back from the pope of Rome.
St. Flannan taught his people so well that even his father decided to become a monk. The old chieftain went to St. Colman to be instructed in the life of a monk. At the same time, he asked for a blessing for his family, since three of his sons had been killed. St. Colman predicted: "From you shall seven kings spring." And so it happened.
St. Flannan was afraid that since he was one of the family, he, too, might be made king. So he prayed to become ugly, and his face was soon covered with big scars and rashes. He made this unusual request because he wanted to be free to follow his vocation. He wanted to devote himself entirely to the service of God and his people.

Clare County Library Resources

County Clare A History and Topography 1837 by Samuel Lewis Click Here

The Parliamentary Gazeteer of Ireland, 1845 Click Here

Kilmurry Ibrickan Church by T.J. Westropp Click Here

1824 Hedge School Teachers in Clare Click Here

Griffith's Valuation 1855: Kilmurry Ibrickan Parish Click Here


1636-1703 Books of Survey and Distribution
The History and Topography of the County of Clare by James Frost
Part II. History of Thomond, Chapter 26
Book of Forfeitures and Distributions—continued
Barony of Ibrickan: Part B
Click Here

County Clare Tithe Applotment Books
Occupiers of land in the Parish of Kilmurry Ibrickan on 29th October 1825
Click Here


I.T.A. Topographical and General Survey 1942/3
Amenities, General Iinformation & Accommodation, Towns and Villages
Barony of: Ibrickane, Parish: Kilmurry

Quilty Click Here
Mullagh Click Here

1659 & 1901 Census Links

1659 Census of Clare
Barony Of Ibrickane And Borogh Of Inish Click Here

1901 Census of Clare
District Electoral Division: Cloonadrum	Mullagh Town (Finnor More)	Click Here
	Mullagh RIC Barrack	Click Here
	Cloghauninchy	Click Here
	Cloonadrum	Click Here
	Craggaknock East	Click Here
	Craggaknock West	Click Here
	Craggaun	Click Here
	Finnor Beg	Click Here
	Finnor More	Click Here
	Kilclehaun	Click Here
	Lissyneillan	Click Here
	Molosky	Click Here
District Electoral Division: Mullagh	Mullagh Town (Carrowlagan)	Click Here
	Carrowlagan	Click Here
	Carrownagry North	Click Here
	Carrownagry South	Click Here
	Cloghaunnatinny	Click Here
	Derreen	Click Here
	Doonogan	Click Here
	Knocknahila Beg	Click Here
	Knocknahila More North	Click Here
	Knocknahila More South	Click Here
	Moyglass Beg	Click Here
	Moyglass More	Click Here
	Mullagh Town	Click Here
District Electoral Division: Kilmurry	Quilty Town	Click Here
	Quilty RIC Barrack	Click Here
	Annagh	Click Here
	Ballymackea Beg	Click Here
	Ballymackea More	Click Here
	Caherrush	Click Here
	Emlagh	Click Here
	Quilty East	Click Here
	Quilty West	Click Here
	Rineroe	Click Here
	Seafield	Click Here
	Seafield Coast Guard Station	Click Here
	Shandrum	Click Here
	Tromracastle	Click Here
	Tromra East	Click Here
	Tromra West	Click Here
	Mutton Island	Click Here
	Quilty Town	Click Here
	Quilty RIC Barrack	Click Here
District Electoral Division: Annagh	Carrowduff	Click Here
	Doonsallagh East	Click Here
	Doonsallagh West	Click Here
	Killernan	Click Here
	Knockanalban	Click Here
	Shanavogh East	Click Here
	Shanavogh West	Click Here
District Electoral Division: Miltown Malbay	Knockloskeraun	Click Here
District Electoral Division: Knocknaboley	Cloonlaheen East	Click Here
	Cloonlaheen Middle	Click Here
	Cloonlaheen West	Click Here
	Coor East	Click Here
	Coor West	Click Here
	Creevagh	Click Here
	Doolough	Click Here
	Drumin	Click Here
	Treanmanagh	Click Here

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