- Ireland, the
major townships in the area were
those now
known as Timoleague,
Lislee,
Barryroe and Dunworly.
Among the
Norman settlers were the De
Barrys and...
- church. It was
opened for
worship in 1907. When the
neighbouring church in
Lislee was
deconsecrated in 1961, the
church plate was
transferred to St John the...
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Kilnamanagh Kilroan Kilsillagh Kinneigh Kinsale Knockavilly Leighmoney Lislee Murragh Myross Rathbarry Rathclarin Ringcurran Ringrone Ross
Skull Templebryan...
- 526
Ibane and
Barryroe Abbey****n
Clonakilty Agha 224
Ibane and
Barryroe Lislee Clonakilty Aghafore 307
Ibane and
Barryroe Abbey****n
Clonakilty Aghamilla...
-
Queenstown (now
called Cobh), he
wheld in****bencies at Ballynoe,
Aghern and
Lislee. He was
Archdeacon of Ross from 1883 to 1889. "Alumni Dublinenses : a register...
-
Becher was
ordained deacon in 1883 and
priest in 1884.
After a
curacy at
Lislee he held in****bencies at
Castlehaven and Rosscarbery.
Fifty years of disestablishment"...
- 'Englishmen' were involved) in his
manors of Buttevant, Castlelyons,
Rathbarry and
Lislee".[citation needed] The town of
Buttevant ac****ulated a
series of such grants...
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Cappagh Omagh Lislea North and
South 426
Strabane Upper Bodoney Upper Gortin Lislee 124
Dungannon Middle Donaghenry Cookstown Lisleen 213
Omagh West Ardstraw...
-
College Dublin, he was
ordained in 1885. His
first post was a
curacy at
Lislee. He then held in****bencies at Corkbeg, Midleton, and
Mallow before becoming...
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Kilnamanagh Kilroan Kilsillagh Kinneigh Kinsale Knockavilly Leighmoney Lislee Murragh Myross Rathbarry Rathclarin Ringcurran Ringrone Ross
Skull Templebryan...
