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1013:. There were two previous schools before this school was built in 1980, the first one was built in 1849 and is now the local community hall and the second was built in 1965 and is now a small shopping area. Both these schools were built because of the expanding population. The present school, St. Johns National School, had an enrollment of 285 pupils as of 2023.
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Sixmilebridge mainly consists of the low lying flood plains of the tidal rivers. The farmlands in these areas are protected by levees. The remainder of the parish consists of the south-western and western portion of Woodcock Hill, which summits at 310 m (1,016 ft) just outside Cratloe's
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727:, the Lord of Thomond. The invading army were defeated with ease as the entire force had taken the short cut through Cratloe into Limerick, and as a result were ambushed by the Gaelic army. It was annexed to the County of Clare following the 1840 Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Act.
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Shannon, is the site of Castle Donnell or Cratloemore Castle, though now little of the ruins are left. This was once one of the biggest castles in Cratloe, being used by the McNamaras as a trading post because of its location on the
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to be High King. Mongfind herself also died later, as she drank the poison to convince the king to take some. In the end, however, Brian had to settle for the
Kingdom of Connaught, while the High Kingship went to his half-brother, who was later known as
739:, and to the west by the Ratty/ Uí gCearnaigh (Garney) river. A large part of the eastern boundary is formed by a creek known locally as the Sandy River, or the Cratloe Creek. With the exceptions of a few low hills, the portion of Cratloe south of the
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Limerick to Ennis also passes through the village, although the station remains closed at present. Cratloe railway station opened on 17 January 1859, but finally closed on 17 June 1963. As of 2008 it was hoped, with the re-opening of the
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The ruins of several other chapels and churches can be found in the area. As mentioned above, there is one such ruin within the cemetery at
Craughaun, and there is another near Cratloemoyle Castle, which was not really a church but an
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and his forces, found that
Cretshalach, as it was then known, was the worst passageway during their Circuit of Ireland. In ancient times the passageway through Cratloe ran over a steep hill, and was the main route from
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and Henry D'Esterre's son, John Norcot, arose in local tradition because O'Connell refused to pay the toll, although this conflicts with the conventional account of the duel.
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achieved it in 1929. This year also marked
Cratloe's second Clare Senior Hurling Championship title, with the first coming five years earlier in 2009.
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and medieval sites. One of the oldest historic sites in the village itself is in the
Craughaun Cemetery, where a megalithic
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for the owners of the castle. This oratory, together with the nearby well, were dedicated to St. John. In his 1893 work
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1791:"'The doctor told me my body was broken' - How All Ireland winner Conor Ryan's life was turned upside down"
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Cratloe is the location of several ruined castles and
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1471:"Sixmilebridge - Rosmanager Bridge And Toll Gate"
943:The History and Topography of the County of Clare
810:The area around Cratloe village contains several
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1688:. Clare Herald. 10 December 2014. Archived from
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899:On the western slopes of Woodcock Hill, towards
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2429:Category:Mountains and hills of County Clare
1496:. John Murray Publishing House. p. 341.
610:and a portion of the contemporary parish of
602:. It is possible that the name derives from
1376:"Annals of the Four Masters - entry 1510.8"
1175:"Irish Population Change Between 2006-2011"
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1096:List of towns and villages in Ireland
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700:I did not meet, since I left my home,
1686:"Double award success for Clare GAA"
1664:"Cratloe are Clare Double Champions"
1354:"Muircheartach's Circuit of Ireland"
860:was built in the late 19th century.
171:20.94 km (8.08 sq mi)
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2481:Roman Catholic Diocese of Limerick
2439:Category:Geography of County Clare
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1449:"Cratloe-Sixmilebridge Graveyards"
1119:"Sapmap Area: Settlements Cratloe"
1043:Clare Senior Football Championship
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2386:Inis Cathaig (or Scattery Island)
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1666:. Clare Champion. 12 October 2014
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1039:Clare Senior Hurling Championship
698:On the very brink of the Shannon:
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1789:Crowe, Marie (28 January 2018).
1711:McMahon, Páraic (23 July 2021).
1555:"Churches in the Cratloe Parish"
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2517:St John's Cathedral (Limerick)
1763:Hayes, Seamus (19 July 2022).
1737:Fogarty, John (7 March 2021).
1508:"Cratloe Archaeological Sites"
1424:"Cratloe - Places of Interest"
1253:Placenames Database of Ireland
1073:, Gaelic footballer and hurler
1067:, international hockey player.
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1579:. cratloe.org. Archived from
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1400:. cratloe.org. Archived from
1303:Kerry Archaeological Magazine
1301:"Annals of the Inishfallen".
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1398:"History of Cratloe Parish"
1153:"Census Historical Reports"
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636:Brión mac Echach Muigmedóin
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1494:The Quarterly Review
1329:"History Of Cratloe"
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850:Georgiana Chatterton
664:Aileach Royal Palace
628:Crimthann mac Fidaig
240:Irish Grid Reference
189: • Density
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1533:"Cratloe Castles"
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1079:, All-Star hurler
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