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Town of KILCONNY

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"Kilconny village is a part of the Belturbet urban area and is situated in the parish of Drumlane. It was the industrial, cultural and sporting centre of the town of Belturbet for many years. The first inhabitants in Belturbet settled on the Kilconny side of the river Erne and excavations have shown that there was life here thousands of years ago.' [From McGuinn, J. (Ed.) Staghall a History 1846-1996, Cavan: A Church Committee Publication, 1995]

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Directories

  • Slaters Directory of 1847
Gentry and Clergy 
Major James BailieCarrick Hill
Cavendish Butler J.P.Quivvy Cottage
Miss Ann EganKilconny
David GriffithTure Lodge
Rev. George Batty MoffittDrumlane
Humphrey NixonNaughan
Rev Henry Monk WindenKilconny
  
National School 
TeachersBernard Rogers (Master)
 Ellen McGovern (Mistress)
  
BlacksmithPhilip Quinn, Kilconny
Boot and Shoe MakersDaniel Fitzpatrick, Kilconny
 Patrick Reilly, Kilconny
 Patrick Sullivan, Kilconny
GrocersSarah Fitzpatrick, Kilconny
 Charles McManus, Kilconny
 Andrew Smith, Kilconny
 John Yaw, Kilconny
Spirit DealersPhillip McManus, Kilconny
 Patrick Reily, Kilconny
Stone MasonAlexander McLane, Kilconny
Wheelrights and Cart MakersHenry Mayne, Kilconny
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Gazetteers

The transcription for this town from the National Gazetteer (1868), provided by Colin Hinson.
 

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