Kilgarriff, County Cork

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Kilgarriff (Irish: An Chill Gharbh),^[1] also sometimes spelled Kilgarriffe,^[1] is a civil parish in County Cork, Ireland.^[2] Clonakilty is the main town in the area.^[3]

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^ ^a ^b "An Chill Gharbh / Kilgarriff". logainm.ie. Placenames Database of Ireland. Retrieved 9 September 2023.
^ "irelandxo". Archived from the original on 18 January 2015. Retrieved 16 January 2015.
^ Lewis, Samuel (1837). "Kilgarriffe". A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland.

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East	Aghacross Aghada Aghern Ardagh Ardnageehy Ballintemple Ballycurrany Ballydeloher Ballydeloughy Ballyfeard Ballyfoyle Ballyhooly Ballynoe Ballyoughtera Ballyspillane Barnahely Bohillane Bridgetown Brigown Britway Caherlag Carrigaline Carrigdownane Carrigleamleary Carrigtwohill Castlelyons Castletownroche Clenor Clondulane Clonmel Clonmult Clonpriest Cloyne Coole Corkbeg Cullen (Kinalea) Dangandonovan Derryvillane Doneraile Dunbulloge Dungourney Dunmahon Farahy Fermoy Garranekinnefeake Garryvoe Glanworth Gortroe Ightermurragh Imogeely Inch Inchinabackey Kilcredan Kilcrumper Kilcully Kilcummer Kildorrery Kilgullane Killanully Killaspugmullane Killathy Killeagh Killeenemer Kilmacdonogh Kilmahon Kilmoney Kilmonoge Kilpatrick Kilphelan Kilquane (Barrymore) Kilshanahan Kilworth Kinure Knockmourne Leitrim Liscleary Lisgoold Lismore and Mocollop Litter Little Island Macroney Marmullane Marshalstown Midleton Mogeely Mogeesha Monanimy Monkstown Nohoval Rahan Rathcooney Rathcormack Rostellan St. Michaels St. Nathlash Templebodan Templebreedy Templemolaga Templenacarriga Templeroan Templerobin Templeusque Titeskin Trabolgan Tracton Wallstown Youghal
North-West	Aghabullogue Aghinagh Aglish Aglishdrinagh Ardskeagh Athnowen Ballyclogh Ballyhay Ballyvourney Bregoge Buttevant Caherduggan Cannaway Carrigrohane Carrigrohanebeg Castlemagner Churchtown Clondrohid Clonfert Clonmeen Cooliney Corbally Corcomhide Cullen (Duhallow) Currykippane Desertmore Donaghmore (Muskerry) Drishane Dromtarriff Drumdowney Duniskey Garrycloyne Grenagh Hackmys Imphrick Inchigeelagh Inishcarra Inishkenny Kilbolane Kilbonane Kilbrin Kilbroney Kilcorcoran Kilcorney Kilgrogan Kilmaclenine Kilmeen (Duhallow) Kilmichael Kilmurry Kilnaglory Kilnamartry Kilquane (Fermoy) Kilroe Kilshannig Knocktemple Lackeen Liscarroll Macloneigh Macroom Magourney Mallow Matehy Mourneabbey Moviddy Nohavaldaly Rathgoggan Roskeen Shandrum Subulter Tullylease Whitechurch
West	Abbeymahon Abbeystrowry Aghadown Ardfield Ballinaboy Ballinadee Ballymartle Ballymodan Ballymoney Brinny Caheragh Castlehaven Castleventry Clear-Island Clontead Creagh Desert Desertserges Donaghmore Drinagh Dromdaleague Dunderrow Durrus Fanlobbus Inishannon Island Kilbrittain Kilbrogan Kilcaskan Kilcatherine Kilcoe Kilcrohane Kilfaughnabeg Kilgarriff Kilkerranmore Killaconenagh Killowen Kilmacabea Kilmaloda Kilmeen (East Carbery) Kilmocomoge Kilmoe Kilnagross Kilnamanagh Kilroan Kilsillagh Kinneigh Kinsale Knockavilly Leighmoney Lislee Murragh Myross Rathbarry Rathclarin Ringcurran Ringrone Ross Skull Templebryan Templemartin Templemichael Templeomalus Templequinlan Templetrine Timoleague Tisaxon Tullagh

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