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Kiltimagh is rich in history and was the birthplace of Raifteirí – the blind poet. There are many historical sites and places of interest to visit, traditional pubs, ceol agus craic, excellent food and accommodation in hotels, bed & breakfast and self catering.
Kiltimagh (Irish: Coillte Mach) [3] is a town in County Mayo in Ireland. [4] As of the 2022 census , the town had a population of 1,232 people. [ 2 ] Although there is no river going through the town, three rivers flow around the town : the Glore River, Yellow River and Pollagh River.
Kiltimagh with its central location boasts an excellent accommodation sector (B&Bs, hotel, self-catering and camper park) angling facilities, trekking tours, mapped walking routes museums, sculpture park, Venture Fun Park for children, cosy pubs, restaurants and much more.
Top 10 things to do in Kiltimagh. Kiltimagh is named after Maghach, a Celtic Chieftain from the Bronze Age. Legend says that he is buried on a wooded mountain to the southwest of the town. Coillte means ‘woods’, therefore the town was called Coillte Maghach.
Kiltimagh - The Artisan Village and birthplace of Rafteiri the blind Irish poet, lies in the very heart of the West of Ireland, in County Mayo. Revived trades and crafts of artisans from a bygone era make the village a living, historical experience.
Kiltimagh, with its central location, boasts an excellent accommodation sector (B&Bs, hotel, self-catering and camper park) angling facilities, trekking tours, mapped walking route, museum, sculpture park, venture fun park for children, cosy pubs, restaurants and much more.
Kiltimagh is an attractive town in the heart of county of Mayo and is a favourite with visitors. This is for a variety of reasons: for its beautiful 19th century artisan village theme evident in the shop facades and the Market Square, as well as for the many wonderful attractions and amenities it offers to visitors.
