Ennistymon Plaques and Memorials

In the town of Ennistymon are scattered some inscriptions carved in stone, memorials to people and institutions alike, which bear silent testimony to aspects of the history of this North Clare town.

This information is provided as a means of highlighting the locations of these plaques and memorials - some of which are not immediately obvious - and to give a background to the moments in history which caused them to be erected in the first place.

Click on a Number on the Map for Information about that Memorial

1. Memorial to Thomas Connole, Circular Road
2. Memorial to Hugh Kildea and Michael Murphy, junction of Oldtown Street and Churchill
3. Memorial to Michael Conway, The Bridge
4. Inscribed Stone, adjacent to Post Office
5. Courthouse, Parliament Street
6. Christian Brothers Plaque, The Monastery
7. Stack Family Plaque
8. Thomas O'Loghlen Plaque, Church Street
9. St. Andrews/ Teach Ceol, Church Street
10. World War 1 Memorial Plaque, Churchill