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Dunboyne Cell

📍 Meath ⛪ Augustinian 📅 13th Century 🏛️ dissolved

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Augustinian Canons Regular dependent on Mullingar; founded after 1230?; dissolved after 1350

Augustinian Canons Regular dependent on Mullingar; founded after 1230?; dissolved after 1350

Historical Information

Founded: after 1230
Dissolved: after 1350
Alternative Names:
  • Dun-buinne

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