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About Killimor

Killimor is a village in County Galway, 52 km east of Galway city, with 317 people at the 2022 census. Íomar's church on the N65, 9 km from Portumna, a village with its own heritage centre, a library full of classes and more shops than its size suggests.

Population
317 (2022 census)
Where
52 km from Galway, 136 km from Dublin
Position
53.1651° N, 8.2888° W
In Irish
Cill Íomair
On the model
314 buildings, 3 streets, 74 places in 25 kinds
The 3D model of Killimor with every named place pinned

A short history

  1. 2022
    317 people. The census count for the village, which has a heritage centre, a Catholic church, a post office, a national school, a library, a health centre, supermarkets, a pharmacy, restaurants and pubs, and a small adult education school for arts, crafts and languages.

The full history, 1 moments in order

What to see

  1. The Catholic church in the village.

  2. The heritage centre

    The village's own centre for its history.

  3. The tower house 6.5 km away.

  4. The castle 7.7 km off.

  5. The Clanricardes' house and gardens, 10 km south.

  6. The friary 9.8 km away.

All the things to see and do

Questions people ask

Where is Killimor?
In County Galway, in the province of Connacht, in the west of Ireland: 52 km east of Galway city and 136 km west of Dublin, on the N65, 9 km north-west of Portumna.
What is the population of Killimor?
317 people at the 2022 census.
What is there in Killimor?
On the map, 74 named places in 25 kinds: 5 places to eat and drink, 4 shops, 3 schools, churches and public buildings, and 57 things to see within 12 km.
What is Killimor known for?
Its heritage centre, its library, and being the well-served village on the N65 short of Portumna.

Getting around

Killimor sits on the N65, 9 km north-west of Portumna. 0 bus stops and 0 car parks are on the map.

History, sights and civic facts summarise Wikipedia, "Killimor" (CC BY-SA 4.0, read 2026-09-19). Population is the CSO census as listed there. Distances and everything on the model are OpenStreetMap.