Monastic Sites

Early monastic site, nuns; founded by St Enda for his sister Fanchea

Early monastic site, nuns

Patrician monks founded in the 5th century, purportedly by St Patrick; diocesan cathedral 1111 to present

Early monastic site, sometimes mistaken for Killulagh, supra

Early monastic site, supposedly located in County Meath

Franciscan Friars, Third Order Regular — actually Killeenagalive, infra

Gaelic monks founded 10th century; episcopal diocesan cathedral 1111 monastery probably continuing after 1111 and throughout the 12th century, though evidence lacking; church becoming CI cathedral 1546

early monastic site, founded c.540 by St Mochua

Gaelic monks founded 10th century; episcopal diocesan cathedral 1111 monastery probably continuing after 1111 and throughout the 12th century, though evidence lacking; church becoming CI cathedral 1546

Gaelic monks founded 10th century; episcopal diocesan cathedral 1111 monastery probably continuing after 1111 and throughout the 12th century, though evidence lacking; church becoming CI cathedral 1546

Gaelic monks founded 10th century; episcopal diocesan cathedral 1111 monastery probably continuing after 1111 and throughout the 12th century, though evidence lacking; church becoming CI cathedral 1546

Gaelic monks founded 10th century; episcopal diocesan cathedral 1111 monastery probably continuing after 1111 and throughout the 12th century, though evidence lacking; church becoming CI cathedral 1546