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Inislounaght Abbey (Irish:
Mainistir Inis
Leamhnachta - "monastery on the
island of
fresh milk"), also
referred to as Innislounaght,
Inislounacht and De...
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nearby Inislounaght Abbey. The
crudeness of the
stone cross has led to the
belief that it is early. In 1617,
Nicholas ****an,
Abbot of
Inislounaght was buried...
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County Down (1199
Whitland Abbey)
Corcomroe Abbey,
County Clare (1194
Inislounaght Abbey) Dublin, St. Mary's Abbey,
County Dublin (1139 Savigny†) Duiske...
- and from it
daughter houses of
Bective Abbey in
County Meath (1147),
Inislounaght Abbey in
County Tipperary (1147–1148), Baltingl**** in
County Wicklow...
- America.
Irish nobility Baron Dunboyne Baron Butler Butler baronets Inislounaght Abbey Butler–FitzGerald
dispute Butler of
Scotland Family tree ""The...
- ****aigne. This
satire may be
directed against the
Cistercian abbey at
Inislounaght, near Waterford. Five
hateful things: a short, seven-line poem expressing...
- Abbey,
which had
developed near the 12th
century Cistercian community of
Inislounaght Abbey.
Marlfield developed as a
minor regional industrial centre using...
- Holy
Cross Abbey, Holycross. **** Abbey.
Inchmore Priory,
Lough Gowna.
Inislounaght Abbey.
Inistioge Abbey.
Jerpoint Abbey.
Kells Priory, Co. Kilkenny. Killerig...
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found to have been 'reclaimed' from the
Medieval ruins of the
Cistercian Inislounaght Abbey at Marlfield. It has been used in the past as a
Tholsel or office...
- : 5–7 A band of
Cistercian monks came to the area from the
abbey at
Inislounaght in
County Tipperary in the late 12th century.
Sources vary as to the...
