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The 3D model of Killimor: every building standing up, with the shops and services pinned

Killimor, street by street

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.

Killimor is a village of 317 people, 52 km east of Galway city. This page is a working model of it: every one of its 314 buildings stands on the map above, and 74 shops, cafés, schools, churches and services have a page each, with the street, the hours where recorded, the nearest bus stop and car park, and a plan of the streets around it. Everything comes from open map data and says so.

Today
Weather in Killimor

Live forecast for the centre, hour by hour and the week ahead.

Buses, roads, parking
Getting to Killimor

52 km from Galway, 67 km from Shannon Airport, 0 bus stops, 0 car parks.

See and do
Things to do

St Joseph's, the heritage centre, Pallas, Derryhiveny, Portumna, Kilnalekin.

Since 2022
The history of Killimor

A village of 317 with everything it needs.

Facts
About the town

Population 317 at the 2022 census, where it is, what is here.

What is in Killimor

2 restaurants, 3 pubs, 2 hairdressers and beauty, 2 supermarkets and 1 pharmacies and more, by kind. Each kind has a page listing every one, closest to Main Street first.

Food and drink
Shops
Health
Services
Motoring
Community
Things to see

All 25 kinds of place

Guides to Killimor

All 1 guides
Castles of Connacht: Pallas, Galway. This fine early C16 tower now under the care of the state was built by the Burkes and later held by the Nugents. Standing n
Castle
Pallas Castle

Pallas Castle, 2.8 km south of Tynagh near Killimor, is a national monument called one of the best-preserved tower houses in Ireland:…

Food and drink

Where to eat in Killimor

5 cafés, restaurants, takeaways and pubs on the map, 5 of them within 300 m of Main Street. 0 have hours on record.

  1. Sizzler'sRestaurants · Main Street
  2. Kirwan BrosPubs · Main Street
  3. Treacy's BarPubs · Main Street
  4. Duffy's Restaurant and BarPubs · Main Street
  5. Sammy'sTakeaways · Main Street

Restaurants · Takeaways · Pubs

Plan of Killimor with every place to eat marked

Every place to eat and drink as a pin; tap one for its page and directions.

Street by street

All 3 streets
  1. Main Street
    national road N65 · 631 m
    13 places

Things to see around Killimor

Castles, abbeys, old churches, beaches, viewpoints and parks within 12 km, closest first, plus 17 ringforts and ancient sites and 6 holy wells on their own pages.

  1. Kilquain Church (ruins)Ruins · 4.9 km
  2. Church (ruins)Ruins · 5.7 km
  3. Church (ruins)Ruins · 6.3 km
  4. Quarryhill WoodWoods · 6.5 km
  5. Pallas CastleCastles · 6.5 km
  6. Abbey (ruins)Ruins · 6.8 km
  7. Longford Castle (ruins)Castles · 7.0 km
  8. Derryhiveny CastleCastles · 7.7 km
  9. Church (ruins)Ruins · 8.0 km

Castles · Ringforts · Holy wells

Questions people ask

Where is Killimor?
Killimor is in County Galway, in the west of Ireland, 52 km east of Galway city and 136 km west of Dublin.
What is the population of Killimor?
317 people at the 2022 census.
How far is Killimor from Galway?
52 km in a straight line from Main Street to the centre of Galway city; the road is a little longer.
What is Killimor known for?
Its heritage centre, its library, and being the well-served village on the N65 short of Portumna.
What is the weather like in Killimor today?
The weather page shows the live forecast for the centre, hour by hour for the next day and day by day for the week.

How the model is built

The buildings are OpenStreetMap footprints, read on 2026-09-18, stood up to the height the map records or a plain two storeys where it records none. Streets, water and the base map come from the same project through OpenFreeMap. Places are the named shops, services and public buildings on the map; each has its own page.

A building takes the colour of the kind of place inside it: restaurants in red, pharmacies in green, schools in yellow. Nothing is invented to fill a gap: a missing fact is shown as missing, with a link to add it to the map. More about the model.