- "salvaged" from the priory, to the 16th century, The
feast day of
Saint Columbkill, 9 June, has
historically been
celebrated at the well. The holy well has...
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islands lie at the
eastern end of the loch, the
larger of which,
Island Columbkill, or
Eilean Loch Airceig, is the site of a
ruined chapel dedicated to St...
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Dublin Sruther Swords Monastery =
early monastic site,
founded c.560 by St
Columbkill Sord-coluim-cille;
Suird Swords Priory nuns 1474
mention of a prioress...
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Dublin Sruther Swords Monastery =
early monastic site,
founded c.560 by St
Columbkill Sord-coluim-cille;
Suird 53°27′27″N 6°13′28″W / 53.457633°N 6.224458°W...
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Ireland (County Kilkenny) List of
towns and
villages in
Ireland Saint Columbkill's Well,
Inistioge Hughes, J.J. (1948). "Inistioge" (PDF). Old Kilkenny...
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Christian churches.
Traditionally is said to have been
built by
Saint Columbkill after he left
Saint Endeus at Aran.
There are many cahers, or
stone ringforts...
- The
Roman Catholics,
originally of
substantially Irish stock,
built St
Columbkill Church in 1903 and, with an
influx of
Polish and
Ruthenian families found...
- the
Improvement of
Prisons The
Catholic Religion of St.
Patrick and St.
Columbkill, and the
other Ancient Saints of Ireland, Dublin, 1823 The Lord's Day:...
- they had
little money, the
congregation was
urged to
merge with St.
Columbkill's in Churdan. But they were
determined to rebuild, and in the
years following...
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stained gl**** windows, one
bearing the
representations of St. Rose and St.
Columbkill, and the
other St.
Patrick and St. Bridget. On the
right of the high altar...
