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Singland Monastery

Limerick Early Irish 5th century Ruins

About This Site

Early monastic site, purportedly founded 5th century by St Patrick; monastic lands recorded as late as 1615

Historical Information

Founded:5th century
Associated Saints:St Patrick
Alternative Names:
  • Sain-Geal

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