Monastic Sites
Discover Ireland's ancient monasteries and abbeys that shaped the spiritual landscape
Carrig Island Monastery, ø Arghavallen parish
possible early monastic site, “”Abbey (in ruins)””[notes 116]
Carrig Island Monastery, ø Arghavallen parish
possible early monastic site, “”Abbey (in ruins)””[notes 116]
Carrig Island Monastery, ø Arghavallen parish
possible early monastic site, “”Abbey (in ruins)””[notes 116]
Carrig Island Monastery, ø Arghavallen parish
possible early monastic site, “”Abbey (in ruins)””[notes 116]
Carrig Island Monastery, ø Arghavallen parish
possible early monastic site, “”Abbey (in ruins)””[notes 116]
Carrig Island Monastery, ø Arghavallen parish
possible early monastic site, “”Abbey (in ruins)””[notes 116]
Carrig Island Monastery, ø Arghavallen parish
possible early monastic site, “”Abbey (in ruins)””[notes 116]
Carrig Island Monastery, ø Arghavallen parish
possible early monastic site, “”Abbey (in ruins)””[notes 116]
Carrig Island Monastery, ø Arghavallen parish
possible early monastic site, “”Abbey (in ruins)””[notes 116]
Carrig Island Monastery, ø Arghavallen parish
possible early monastic site, “”Abbey (in ruins)””[notes 116]
Carrig Island Monastery, ø Arghavallen parish
possible early monastic site, “”Abbey (in ruins)””[notes 116]
Carrigillihy Monastery ø, Myross parish
Order: supposedly Cistercian monks
unknown or doubtful establishment, supposedly Cistercian monks; founded 1172 by Dermot MacCarthy, King of Desmond; dissolved; granted to Nicholas Walshe, in perpetuity c.1587; ruins erroneously attributed as Maure Abbey[notes 37]…