Monastic Sites

possibly an early Christian monastic site, fd. before the 12th century;[1] purportedly Franciscan Friars[2] evidence lacking;[3][1] medieval ruins described as ‘abbey or church’

possibly an early Christian monastic site, fd. before the 12th century;[1] purportedly Franciscan Friars[2] evidence lacking;[3][1] medieval ruins described as ‘abbey or church’

possibly an early Christian monastic site, fd. before the 12th century;[1] purportedly Franciscan Friars[2] evidence lacking;[3][1] medieval ruins described as ‘abbey or church’

Gaelic monks

Dominican Friars founded c.1488, license granted by Innocent III, at the petition of Edmund de Lantu, to build a friary 1488; dissolved before 1589, when in ownership of Francis Shane,…

Augustinian Canons Regular possible canons’ house probably extinct long before 1488 Dominican 200

Franciscan Friars, Third Order Regular cell or chapel, foundation unknown; dissolved during the reign of Queen Elizabeth

purported Franciscan Friars — reliable evidence lacking

early monastic site; erenagh lands until at least 1609

Gaelic monks; probably not continuing after the 10th century; site now occupied by remains of Tomfinlough church

Gaelic monks; probably not continuing after the 10th century; site now occupied by remains of Tomfinlough church

Gaelic monks; probably not continuing after the 10th century; site now occupied by remains of Tomfinlough church