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School: Cnoc Cairn, Imleach Iubhair (roll number 10731)

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  1. Parish Priests of Galbally - Their Succession - 1278 - 1938 (continued)

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    transferred from Bansha to Galbally. Died 1826; aged 68. Buried at Holy Cross. Tomb still extant.
    1826-'47 Rev. James Cormack. P.P, who built Galbally Church in 1836; transferred from Cloneen and Killusty.
    1847-'62 Rev. James Clancy, P.P.
    1862-'68 Rev. G. Noonan. Transferred from Carrawhite.
    1868-'80 Rev. Canon Patrick Feehan, native of Kilmallock. Transferred from Moyne.
    1880-1910 Rev. Canon Patrick Ryan, native of Murroe, Co. Limerick.
    1910-'22 Rev. Cannon Cottter; transferred to Tipperary.
    1922. Rev. Canon Dunne, P.P., transferred from Carrawhite.
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