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- St Cormac's probably the monks' chapel; expelled 1269-72 by David Mac Carwill, Archbishop of Cashel St James Cashel Dominican Friary Dominican Friars...
- Toronto (TGr1) 1950 Barrie Colts (GB) Guelph Biltmores (WGr) Toronto Carwill Transport (T) Formation of Leagues (1950–1969) Year Champion Finalist Semifinalist(s)...
- 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol 1364 1371 Eóin Ó Gráda Formerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed...
- in December 1320. 1321 1327 Seoán Mac Cearbaill Also known as John MacCarwill or O'Carroll. Translated from Cork on 20 February 1321 and received possession...
- 1253. 1254 1289 David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254...
- 1st Baronet which included, inter alia, the lands of Croghwill alias Carwill containing 1 cartron of 97 acres 1 rood 28 perches. By grant dated 11 September...
- St Cormac's probably the monks' chapel; expelled 1269-72 by David Mac Carwill, Archbishop of Cashel St James Cashel Dominican Friary Dominican Friars...
- David Mac Cerbaill (also called MacCarwill or MacCarwell), O.Cist (died 1289), was Archbishop of Cashel from 1254 until his death. He was by all accounts...