Killaloe, County Clare

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Killaloe, County Clare is a historic town in western Ireland on the River Shannon, known as the birthplace and former capital of High King Brian Boru.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf settlement
town
associatedWithPerson Brian Boru
connectedBy R463 road
R494 road
connectedTo Ballina, County Tipperary
country Ireland
distanceTo approximately 25 km from Limerick
economicActivity recreation and leisure services
tourism
governingCouncil Clare County Council
hasAmenity Killaloe Canal
Killaloe Sailing Club
hasBridge Killaloe Bridge
hasEducationalInstitution primary school
hasFestival Brian Boru Festival
hasHarbour Killaloe marina
hasHeritageSite remains of Brian Boru’s fort at Béal Ború
hasParish Killaloe parish
hasSportsClub Killaloe GAA club
hasTwinTown Larmor-Plage
Lörach
New London, Wisconsin
hasWalkingRoute Lough Derg Way
hasWaterway Shannon–Erne waterway network access
historicalEraOfProminence 10th century
historicalSignificance birthplace of High King Brian Boru
former capital of High King Brian Boru
IrishName Cill Dalua
language English
locatedIn County Clare
locatedInRegion western Ireland
locatedNear Lough Derg
locatedOnRiver River Shannon
nameMeaning church of (Saint) Lua
nearestCity Limerick
linked to: Limerick City
notableBuilding St Flannan's Cathedral, Killaloe
province Munster
region Mid-West Region of Ireland
religiousDiocese Church of Ireland Diocese of Killaloe and Clonfert
Roman Catholic Diocese of Killaloe
linked to: Diocese of Killaloe
tourismType angling tourism
heritage tourism
river cruising
traditionalLanguage Irish
transportMode bus services

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Ballina, County Tipperary opposite Killaloe, County Clare
Mathgamain mac Cennétig deathPlace Boruimhe (near modern Killaloe, County Clare)
linked to: Killaloe, County Clare
Killaloe, Ontario namedAfter Killaloe, County Clare