The ancient castles of the county of Limerick (central and south-eastern baronies). With 3 plates.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Westropp, Thomas Johnson
Citation:Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Vol. XXVI, Sect. C, pp. 143-200, September, 1906
Format: Journal Article
Published: September, 1906
Subjects:
Westropp, Thomas Johnson
Castles
Adare > Kenry Barony
Ardcanny > Kenry Barony
Atheneasy > Coshlea Barony
Athlacca > Coshma Barony
Ballinard > Smallcounty Barony
Ballingarry > Coshlea Barony
Ballinlough > Smallcounty Barony
Ballycahane > Pubblebrien Barony
Ballyingaddy > Coshlea Barony
Ballylanders > Coshlea Barony
Ballynamona > Smallcounty Barony
Ballyscadane > Coshlea Barony
Bruff > Coshma Barony
Bruree > Connello Upper Barony
Cahercorney > Smallcounty Barony
Chapel Russell > Kenry Barony
Corcamore > Pubblebrien Barony
Crecora > Pubblebrien Barony
Croom > Coshma Barony
Darragh > Coshlea Barony
Dromin > Coshma Barony
Effin > Coshlea Barony
Emly Grennan > Coshlea Barony
Fedamore > Smallcounty Barony
Galbally > Coshlea Barony
Glenogra > Smallcounty Barony
Hackmys > Coshma Barony
Hospital > Smallcounty Barony
Iverusa > Kenry Barony
Kilbehenny > Coshlea Barony
Kilbreedy Major > Coshlea Barony
Kilbreedy Minor > Coshma Barony
Kilcornan > Kenry Barony
Kilcullane > Smallcounty Barony
Kildimo > Kenry Barony
Kilfinnane > Coshlea Barony
Kilfrush > Smallcounty Barony
Kilkeedy > Pubblebrien Barony
Killonaghan > Pubblebrien Barony
Kilmallock Barony
Kilpeacon > Smallcounty Barony
Kilquane > Coahlea Barony
Kilteely > Smallcounty Barony
Knockaney > Smallcounty Barony
Knocklong > Coshlea Barony
Knocknagall > Pubblebrien Barony
Monasteranenagh > Smallcounty Barony
Mungret > Pubblebrien Barony
Particles > Coshlea Barony
St. Michael's > Pubblebrien Barony
Tankardstown > Coshma Barony
Tullabracky > Coshma Barony
Uregare > Coshma Barony
Ireland > Munster > Limerick

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