Killenaule

Welcome to Killenaule

The town of Killenaule, Co. Tipperary lies at the Southern extremity of the range of The Slieveardagh Hills — situated 17 miles from Clonmel, 10 miles from Thurles, 10 miles from Cashel and 28 miles from Kilkenny City. Killenaule has a chequered and colourful history, from Scandinavian invasions in the 9th Century, to a battle at Crohane in 852.

Killenaule, Tipperary

Killenaule, Tipperary and its surrounding area, has a large and varied history and heritage to offer. The area has many fine ancient Ring Forts, Tower Houses and Castles to support its local history.

Killenaule, Co. Tipperary

The Hills of Killenaule Festival provides entertainment cultural, sporting and musical around mid-summer and has been growing in popularity since its inception three years ago. There are at least four local historians in Killenaule, Tipperary and much activity surrounds the now restored Church of Ireland in River Street, which houses the Slieveardagh Rural Development Co. Ltd, administrative centre, and is also the local Cultural and Enterprise Centre. All of the data from headstones from the ten local cemeteries have been logged and computed and also available to visitors are the complete list of death records for Killenaule, dating back to when these records were first logged.

To learn more about Killenaule, Co. Tipperary, visit http://www.killenaule.net