I.T.A. Topographical and General Survey 1942/3 | |
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Location and Brief Description:
The village of Kilfenora is situated five miles north-east of Ennistymon, five miles south-east of Lisdoonvarna and sixteen miles north-west via Corofin from Ennis. Built on a hillside, Kilfenora was for many years a Bishopric and seven high crosses of the 12th century surrounded the village. For this reason it is often called the “City of the Seven Crosses”. Among a number of private houses there are seven public houses, about ten groceries, a Post Office, a Guards’ Barracks, a National School and a Catholic and Protestant church. It is a very important village for cattle and sheep fairs. Parks, Gardens and Recreation Grounds. Brief Description: The only recreation ground is the football field a half mile north of the village. Brief comments on water supply and sewerage: A Lickeen and spring water supply under the care of the Clare Co. Board of Health. Public pumps in the village. There is no piped sewerage, only an open drain system. Public Services Libraries Churches and Services
Postal Facilities Banking Industries and Handcrafts Schools and Colleges Fairs and Markets; Half-Holiday Garages and Petrol Stations Conveyances for Hire (Owners): Camping Sites (At principal
holiday resorts)
Accommodation and Catering
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