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“The ancient name of Kilmorna was known as Rivers Dale...”
(ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)The Abbey or burial ground of Knockanure was then the Friars which is now owned by James Barrett of Carrueragh.
At that time there was a road or Bóithrín from the present burial ground of Knockanure to a field in Kilmorna named Buckley's field.
At the southern end of the field was the old burial ground then. Knockanure's old church was built in the eleventh century by Canon Casey who was then Parish Priest in Newtownsandes and Knockanure.
Knockanure church was not destroyed by Cromwell's men but by the Vandiliers of Clare.
The late George Mahony of Kilmorna his great-grand-father was the first souper of the OMahony family. He was a native of Brosna Co. Kerry. There is still a tomb in the burial ground at Brosna belonging to the O Mahony's.