Kilfeacle sign | Photo (c) Tipp FM/MaryAnn Vaughan|Ruins of the original church from which it's believed Kilfeacle (Cill Fhiacal) got its name | Photo (c) Tipp FM/MaryAnn Vaughan|Entrance to the graveyard and site of the original church in Kilfeacle | Photo (c) Tipp FM/MaryAnn Vaughan|The more modern church in Kilfeacle | Photo (c) Tipp FM/MaryAnn Vaughan|Grave of Irish patriot Seán Treacy in Kilfeacle. Photo (c) Tipp FM|Kilfeacle Rugby Club | Photo (c) Tipp FM/MaryAnn Vaughan
Listen back to episode 9 of our placenames series, ‘Where do you think you are?’ as we take a trip to Kilfeacle.
In this episode we’ll hear from placenames expert, Dr Pádraig Ó Cearbhaill, local man Johnny Looby, and the stories from the Schools’ Collection (which were written down by children in the 1930s) will be ready by 9-year-old Lucy Hall.
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The series is being broadcast every Monday as part of Tipp Today, with the support of Tipperary County Council’s Heritage Office and the Heritage Council.
We have previously featured Mullinahone, Roscrea, Skeheenarinky, Bohernanave in Thurles, New Inn, Carrigahorig, Rosegreen, Silvermines and the remaining place in the series is:
Cloughjordan
Kilfeacle sign | Photo (c) Tipp FM/MaryAnn Vaughan|Ruins of the original church from which it’s believed Kilfeacle (Cill Fhiacal) got its name | Photo (c) Tipp FM/MaryAnn Vaughan|Entrance to the graveyard and site of the original church in Kilfeacle | Photo (c) Tipp FM/MaryAnn Vaughan|The more modern church in Kilfeacle | Photo (c) Tipp FM/MaryAnn Vaughan|Grave of Irish patriot Seán Treacy in Kilfeacle. Photo (c) Tipp FM|Kilfeacle Rugby Club | Photo (c) Tipp FM/MaryAnn Vaughan
Entrance to the graveyard and site of the original church in Kilfeacle | Photo (c) Tipp FM/MaryAnn Vaughan
Ruins of the original church from which it’s believed Kilfeacle (Cill Fhiacal) got its name | Photo (c) Tipp FM/MaryAnn Vaughan
Grave of Irish patriot Seán Treacy in Kilfeacle. Photo (c) Tipp FM
Kilfeacle Rugby Club | Photo (c) Tipp FM/MaryAnn Vaughan
The more modern church in Kilfeacle | Photo (c) Tipp FM/MaryAnn Vaughan
