The West Clare village of Kilmihil is about 29km (18 miles) south west of Ennis, the county town of Clare. The name Kilmihil derives from the local church (Cill Mhichil is Irish for Church of St Michael).
A self-sufficient, vibrant and strong community with schools, pubs, shops, GP, pharmacy and numerous clubs and facilities. Browse this website to find out more.
Latest updates…
Mass in The Shrine
to celebrate St. Michael’s feast day & Guardian Angels day there will be Mass in the Shrine on Sun. 2nd Oct. at 11am (weather permitting).
Kilmihil People’s Park Allotments
Now accepting applications for yearly leasing of plots. Please email allotmentskpp@gmail.com or contact 086 053 5513 to apply.
GAA Wellbeing Talks
Kilmihil GAA encourage all members of our community to show their support for this initiative and look forward to seeing them on the night
…check the What’s On page for more
Kilmihil Today
Kilmihil is made up of the townlands of Ahaga, Ballydineen, Boulynameal, Carraige, Cahercanavan, Cahermurphy, Castlepark, Cloonakilla, Cragg, Glenmore, Greygrove, Kiltumper, Knockalough, Knockmore, Lack East, Lack West, Lacken, Lietrim, Lissenair, Sorrel Island and Shyan.
Thank you to Shane Lorigan of Lorigan Media for this lovely video of his home village.
Kilmihil Origins
A church dedicated to St Michael the Archangel was believed to have been built here, by St Senan, around 530AD. The medieval church ruins can be seen in the old graveyard.
Adjacent to the old graveyard and church ruins are a holy well that can be traced back to the 1630s and St Michael’s Shrine completed in 1937.
The economy is primarily agricultural and for many years a successful mart was based in the village.
This site has a section dedicated to the History of Kilmihil where you can find out more and also access a certain amount of genealogy information.
The contact number for the service is 1800 60 32 99
Kilmihil Community 