ENORELY, or ENERILEY, a parish, in the barony
of ARKLOW, county of Wicklow, and province of LEINSTER,
on the road from Arklow to Wicklow, and on the
eastern coast, opposite the Arklow sand-bank, 4 miles
(N. by E.) from Arklow; containing 874 inhabitants,
and comprising 4574 statute acres, as applotted under
the tithe act, with a considerable, tract of sandy coast.
The gentlemen's seats are Buckroney House, the residence
of M. McDonald, Esq.; Kilpatrick, of J.Byrne,
Esq.; and Ballyrogan, of E. Byrne, Esq. It in a ree
tory, in the diocese of Dublin and Glendalough, separated
from Arklow, by act of council in 1813, and now forming
part of the union of Kilbride: the tithes amount
to £110. A small part of the parish is included within the
perpetual curacy of Redcross. In the R. C. divisions
it is part of the union or district of Newbridge and
Baronisky. On the grounds of Kilpatriek are two ruths
or moats. The church is in ruins.