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  1. 001 Introduction – The Kilmallock Heritage Trail Abarta Heritage 2:25
  2. 002 The Monastic Site – The Kilmallock Heritage Trail Abarta Heritage 3:15
  3. 003 The Town Walls – The Kilmallock Heritage Trail Abarta Heritage 4:44
  4. 004 King's Castle – The Kilmallock Heritage Trail Abarta Heritage 3:47
  5. 005 The Dominican Priory – The Kilmallock Heritage Trail Abarta Heritage 5:20
  6. 006 The Stone Mansion – The Kilmallock Heritage Trail Abarta Heritage 4:04
  7. 007 The Collegiate Church – The Kilmallock Heritage Trail Abarta Heritage 5:59
  8. 008 The Famine Workhouse – The Kilmallock Heritage Trail Abarta Heritage 4:49
  9. 009 Royal Irish Constabulary Barracks – The Kilmallock Heritage Trail Abarta Heritage 3:59
  10. 010 Blossom Gate – The Kilmallock Heritage Trail Abarta Heritage 3:06
  11. 011 Conclusion – The Kilmallock Heritage Trail Abarta Heritage 3:24

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Kilmallock’s Medieval Marvels Audio Guide

Download your free Kilmallock’s Medieval Marvels Audio Guide to help you explore one of Ireland’s best hidden gems, a medieval walled town that is absolutely packed with fascinating historical buildings and features. Our free audio guide leads you on a historical walk around Kilmallock; and will bring you through centuries of the town’s history, from the foundation of the monastery in around 600 AD by Saint Mocheallóg, to its development by the Bishop of Limerick and through the medieval period when Kilmallock was the seat of the Earls of Desmond and one of the principal towns in the province of Munster.

 

This guide has been produced in conjunction with Ballyhoura Development Limited, KBC Bank, the Kilmallock Tourism Group, Kilmallock Historical Society, and Limerick City and County Council with the particular assistance of Sarah McCutcheon the executive archaeologist for Limerick City & County Council.