Kilconry

Kilconry is a townland located in County Clare, Ireland. It is situated within the civil parish of Kilfarboy and the barony of Moyarta. The name "Kilconry" is derived from the Irish Cill Chonraoi, meaning "Church of Conry" or "Conry's Church." Historically, the area was likely the site of an early Christian church or monastic settlement associated with a Saint Conry.

The landscape of Kilconry is typical of the western Irish coastline, characterized by rugged terrain, exposed cliffs, and proximity to the Atlantic Ocean. Agriculture, particularly livestock farming, is a common activity in the region.

The precise historical details of the settlement or person associated with the name "Conry" are often difficult to ascertain definitively for place names of this age in Ireland, but local historical societies and genealogical resources may contain more specific information. Kilconry, like many townlands in Ireland, serves as a fundamental administrative and geographical division.