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Lommán mac Dalláin (fl. 5th—early 6th century) was a
saint and
patron of Trim,
County Meath in Ireland. Trim (Áth
Truimm -'ford of the elderflowers') was...
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domestic politics endangered the
position of
Lommán's foundation, the
church of
Armagh ****imilated
Lommán into the
dossier of St. Patrick,
making him a...
- Lätäseno 50 31 Lödran 17 11 Löftaån 30 19 Lögdeälven 200 120 Löjhamnsån 5 3.1
Lömman 10 6.2 Lömån 17 11 Lörbäcken 20 12 Lötån 9 5.6 Lötälven 16 9.9 Lövan 30...
- Secundian, and
Companions Fintan of
Clonenagh Janani Luwum (Anglican Communion)
Lommán of Trim
February 17 (Eastern
Orthodox liturgics)
Independence Day, celebrates...
- in
Tullow by St
Fortchern (or Fortiarnán), a
pupil of St
Patrick and St
Lommán.
Although there are no
traces of the
monastery today, a
granite font and...
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Island Monastery,
Lough Owel
early monastic site,
reputedly founded by St
Lomman Inis-mor
Clonfad Monastery early monastic site,
possibly founded 6th century...
- 8th
centuries Irish St Leo's Church,
Inishark Patron Saint of
Inishark Lommán mac Dalláin 5th–6th
centuries British Trim
Meath saint,
patron of Trim 17...
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Deacon (Church of England,
Roman Catholic Church,
Eastern Orthodox Church)
Lommán of Trim
Maria Soledad Torres y
Acosta Nectarius of
Constantinople Nicasius...
- Island,
which is home to the
ruins of a 6th
century abbey founded by
Saint Lommán of Trim.
Another notable island is
Cottage island or Beezie's Island, which...
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named after a
monastery that was
founded there in the 6th
Century by
Saint Lommán of Trim.
Church Island (official title, Inis Mór) is an
island of 16.8 ha...
