Kilbehenny
is a quiet village which nestles
beneath the Galtee Mountains. It is unique in that
it lies on the borders of three counties Limerick,
Cork and Tipperary. The majestic
Galtee Mountains
are visited by thousands each year, many of whom
wisely use Kilbehenny as their meeting point.
The village itself is bounded by the small River Funcheon, and a little stream,
the Behana, which flows into the Funcheon.
For a true taste of Irish life, the people of Kilbehenny
invite you to visit their community centre and join in with their traditional and local pastimes.
If you would like to advertise or list upcoming
events on our website, please feel free to contact:
Marcus or Brid 025 85721
kilbehenny_fas@eircom.net
Above photographs depict
our beautifully landscaped
'Village of Tradition'
Since
its bypass in 2008, Kilbehenny has become once again a
village of peace and tranquility.
Visitors to Kilbehenny
may walk among the ancient graves
The newly restored Water Pump at
Behenaugh Cross, which dates back to 1916 and was made
by Lynch Foundries, Limerick.
The
restoration work was carried out by Aaron and Stephen
Dennehy in April 2010 and
re-painted by Billy Walsh
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