It derives it name from Killaloe in Co.Clare lreland. In Ireland it's on the banks of the Shannon with a bridge accross the river with Ballina Co. Tipperary on the other side. It's surrounded by lakes and rivers as well.
Fort McDonnell (now Killaloe station) was founded by Scottish decent, the Irish were from Old Killaloe 1850’s James Bonfield arrives from County Claire, Ireland, names Killaloe (Old Killaloe) after his hometown in Killaloe, County Clare, Ireland. 1857 William McDonell arrives from Glengarry County (born in Scotland 1820) with his wife Isabella and infant son Angus. 1859 Coll McDonell First Child Born in Fort McDonell (Killaloe Station). Coll Str. in the village in named for Coll McDonell.
I was last here in 2012 or 13, I still vividly remember walking over the bridge in the video.
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It derives it name from Killaloe in Co.Clare lreland. In Ireland it's on the banks of the Shannon with a bridge accross the river with Ballina Co. Tipperary on the other side. It's surrounded by lakes and rivers as well.
Thank you, also in the video ;-)
Fort McDonnell (now Killaloe station) was founded by Scottish decent, the Irish were from Old Killaloe
1850’s James Bonfield arrives from County Claire, Ireland, names Killaloe (Old Killaloe) after his hometown in Killaloe, County Clare, Ireland.
1857 William McDonell arrives from Glengarry County (born in Scotland 1820) with his wife Isabella and infant son Angus.
1859 Coll McDonell First Child Born in Fort McDonell (Killaloe Station). Coll Str. in the village in named for Coll McDonell.
Home of the first Beaver Tails sweet pastries
Thank you for the comment, yes it’s at the very end of the video.