"Limerick, in the Province of Munster, is bounded in the north  by the Shannon which separates it from Clare, south by Cork, in the north-east and east by Tipperary, and west by Kerry.  The surface of this county, though diversified by small hills, is not, generally speaking, mountainous, excepting on the south east, where it is bounded by the Galtees, a lofty ridge which extends into Tipperary, and on the borders of Kerry, where the land rises, and forms a grand amphitheatre of low but steep mountains, which extend in a wide area from Loghill to Drumcolloher. The land is generally fertile. The principal rivers are the Maig, Feale, Gale, and Blackwater. The climate is wet. Pop. 214,286."

The map of County Limerick is colorised to show the distribution or settlement of the  and  families according to the Griffiths Valuation which is detailed below.
The map of County Clare is colorised to show the distribution or settlement of the
Darmody and Dermody families according to the Griffiths Valuation and IGI
which are detailed below.

The IGI and Griffiths Valuation have been grouped in Parish or Location areas rather
than by name - this is to make it easier to see other possible connections to the
family.
 
 

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