Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland: Excursions in Co. Clare, July, 1900. With maps of the county.

Bibliographic Details
Citation:The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Ser. 5, Vol. X, pp. 267-306, pp. 393-448, 1900
Format: Journal Article
Published: 1900
Subjects:
Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland
1900-07 > 1900: July
Clare County
Ballyallaban > Burren Barony
Ballykinvarga > Corcomroe Barony
Ballynalacken > Corcomore Barony
Ballyvaughan > Burren Barony
Black Head > Burren Barony
Caherconnell > Burren Barony
Cahermacnaughten > Burren Barony
Ennis > Islands Barony
Ennistymon > Corcomroe Barony
Glasgeivnagh Hill > Inchiquin Barony
Gleninagh > Burren Barony
Glenquin > Inchiquin Barony
Glensleade > Burren Barony
Inchiquin > Inchiquin Barony
Kilcorney > Burren Barony
Kilfenora > Corcomroe Barony
Killeany > Burren Barony
Killilagh > Coroomroe Barony
Killinsboy > Inchiquin Barony
Killonaghan > Burren Barony
Kilmacrechy > Corcomroe Barony
Kilshanny > Corcomroe Barony
Kilstephen > Corcomroe Barony
Lehinch > Corcomroc Barony
Lemeneagh > Inchiquin Barony
Liscannor > Corcomroe Barony
Lisdoonvarna > Burron Barony
Lough Rask > Burren Barony
Magh Adhair > Bunratty Upper Barony
Moher > Corcomroe Barony
Mortyclough > Burren Barony
Muckinish > Burren Barony
Noughaval > Burren Barony
Oughtmama > Burren Barony
Rath Blathmaic > Inchiquin Barony
Cairnconnaughtagh > Corcomroe Barony
Coad > Inchiquin Barony
Corcomroe Abbey > Burren Barony
Corofin > Inchiquin Barony
Doora > Bunratty Upper Barony
Dromoreehy > Burren Barony
Dysert O'Dea > Inchiquin Barony
Quin > Bunratty Upper Barony
St. Finghin's Church > Bunratty Upper Barony
Ireland > Munster > Clare

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