- sources, is the name of an
early Irish saint,
patron of
Liath Mancháin, now
Lemanaghan, in
County Offaly. He is not to be
confused with the
scholar Manchán or...
- Leamonaghan. The
church in
nearby Boher (dedicated to
Saint Manchán of
Lemanaghan, a
local saint) was
opened in 1861;
before that
there was a mud-walled...
- Castlereagh, Tirawley,
Killala parish Castlereagh,
County Offaly,
townland in
Lemanaghan parish,
Garrycastle barony County Roscommon: Castlerea, town Castlereagh...
- Mondrehid, a
claim challenged, but many
others identify him with
Manchan of
Lemanaghan (died A.D. 664). An
exiled "Manchan the Master" at the
monastery of Mawgan...
- wide) 12th-century
Irish house-shaped
shrine dedicated to Manchán of
Lemanaghan (died 664), now in
Boher Roman Catholic Church,
outside Bally****ber, County...
- customs. The
translation was
completed on
April 20, 1627, in the
Castle of
Lemanaghan in
County Offaly. The
original m****cript of MacGeoghegan's translation...
-
Feast day: 29 December. Manchán of
Lemanaghan (d. 665), son of Sillán,
patron of
Liath Mancháin, now
Lemanaghan, in
County Offaly.
Feast day: 20 or 24...
-
Ballyloughloe to the north,
Kilmanaghan to the east,
Clonmacnoise and
Lemanaghan (both
County Offaly) to the
south and St. Mary's to the west. "Cill...
- Nor**** 842; site
possibly marked by a High
cross within a
churchyard Lemanaghan Monastery early monastic site,
founded c.645-6 by St Managhan?, land granted...
-
Moreau Eustochia Smeralda Calafato Euthymius the
Great Fabian Manchán of
Lemanaghan Maria Cristina of the
Immaculate Conception Brando Richard Rolle (Church...
