Noughaval or Nohoval (Irish: Nuachabháil)[1] is a civil parish in County Clare, Ireland.

[2] Parts of the church may date to the early medieval period, and it may have been the site of a monastic settlement.

[3]: 142 The parish contains several souterrains built of limestone flags, either hiding places or storage rooms.

[4] A stone pillar near the church is said to be a market cross, and some lines drawn on were used as measures of length.

A later memorial chapel of the O'Davoran family nearby was built (or, according to Thomas Johnson Westropp, repaired) in 1725 by James Davoren.

[3]: 142 Townlands are Ballyganner North, Ballyganner South, Ballymahony, Ballymurphy, Cragnarooan, Deerpark, Kiltaan, Kiltennan North, Kiltennan South, Knockavoarheen, Lismoher, Noughaval, Rusheen and Sheshymore.