Monastic Sites

Possible early monastic site in the 10th century; Augustinian Canons Regular founded after c. 1270; dependent on Ballybeg; non-conventual by 1438; given as conventual cell 1444 dissolved c. 1584?

early monastic site, Gaelic monks founded 5th century by D. Daluan of Croibige in the time of St Patrick

Franciscan Friars, Third Order Regular founded by Lord of Chanligh, confirmed by the “”Bishop of Athenry”” (probably Achonry) and the pope; probable mistaken reference to Creevelea (Dromahair), q.v.

early monastic site; erenaghs to 16th-17th century

supposed early monastery founded 5th century by St Patrick; dissolved before 11th century

purported Gaelic nuns, founded by St Laitrian (Lasair Fhiona) — ruins near a church held to have belonged to an ancient nunnery,[notes 51] latterly under erenaghs

early monastic site, traditionally founded 5th century by St Patrick; under secular erenaghs until early 17th century

monastic site, order, foundation and period unknown

Franciscan Friars — from Youghal placed of settlement after the suppression; in vicinity 1731

Early monastic site, founded by mid 7th century

early monastic site, possibly located in County Cork

Benedictine monks chapel