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Per Fess argent and Or, in fess three spruce trees proper, and in chief, a laurel wreath proper. |
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"Coill Mhor" is Gaelic for 'The Great Forest' - an appropriate name for our vast, forested lands! |
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The Shire of Coill Mhor |
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In the wild and untamed days before the birth of our great principality many good gentles found protection in the snow covered lands to the North East of Lions Gate. Far to the North East !! Having found a Great Forest, that could feed and sustain them, the people set about to build a village. The hunting was good and the forest gave up a plentiful cornucopia of life sustaining treasures.......for six months out of the year. The rest of the time it snowed. This is the beginning of the history of The Shire Of Coill Mhor Anyone with stories or information about our Shire is encouraged to submit it to the Shire message board. Merci.
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