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Monasteranenagh Abbey is a
medieval friary and
national monument located in
County Limerick, Ireland. It is in the
civil parish of
Monasteranenagh. Monasteranenagh...
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Cistercians from
Monasteranenagh. The
abbey was the daughter-house of
Monasteranenagh in
County Limerick, and was the only medieval...
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Abbeydorney Abbey,
County Kerry (1154
Monasteranenagh)
Abbeyfeale Abbey,
County Limerick (1188
Monasteranenagh Abbey?) Abbeyknockmoy,
County Galway (1190...
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County Tipperary (1147–1148), Baltingl**** in
County Wicklow (1148),
Monasteranenagh in
County Limerick (1148),
Kilbeggan in
County Westmeath (1150) and...
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Cistercians at Holy
Cross Abbey,
Corcomroe Abbey,
Kilcooly Abbey and
Monasteranenagh Abbey, the
Franciscans at
Ennis Friary,
Galbally Friary and Quin Abbey...
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Lislaughtin Abbey Ballylongford Domestic Religious 15th
century Ruins.
Monasteranenagh Abbey Dooradoyle Domestic Religious 12th–13th
centuries Ruins. Moor...
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monks — from
Monasteranenagh founded 1179/80,
purportedly by the
FitzGerald family (or the
Barry family);
transferred from
Monasteranenagh 1180; dissolved...
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before AD 656
Disestablished 1540
Reestablished 1147/48
Mother house Monasteranenagh Abbey Dedicated to
Virgin Mary
Diocese Cashel and Emly
People Founder(s)...
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Knocklong Knocknagaul Lismakeery Loghill Ludden ****onagh Mona****
Monasteranenagh Morgans Mungret Nantinan Newcastle Oola
Particles Rathjordan Rathkeale...
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Charles de Salis, KCMG, CVO, 7th
Count de Salis, of
Lough Gur House,
Monasteranenagh, Kilmallock, Co. Limerick, and the Grisons, Switzerland. His mother...
