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Hogan (1860-61, 365) describes how, '"Grange of Kilree" was evidently in days of yore the centre of active life and busy scenes, as it still exhibits many vestiges of former importance. The "baille" or town of Kilree was approached by four roads leading from its centre to as many opposite directions'. The precise location of the settlement referred to by Hogan is unknown, though it is probably associated with the castle (KK023-047001-) which is roughly centrally located within Kilree townland.
Compiled by: Jean Farrelly
Date of upload: 16 August 2021
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