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Ninnidh (pronounced as "Ninny") (alias
Ninnidh the Pious, Irish:
Ninnidh leth derc,
meaning one-e****
Ninnidh, Nennius, Nennidhius, Ninnaid) was a 6th-century...
-
Scattery Island in English) off the
southwest coast of
County Clare.
Saint Ninnidh the
Saintly of
Lough Erne, the Pious, the
patron of the
parish of Inis...
- is said to have been
given the last
rites when she was
dying by
Saint Ninnidh of the Pure Hand. Afterwards, he
reportedly had his
right hand encased...
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Columba of Terrygl**** (Colum) (died 13
December 552) was the son of
Ninnidh, a
descendant of Crinthainn, King of Leinster.
Columba was a
disciple of St...
- from the
tenth and
twelfth centuries.
Inishmacsaint was
founded by St.
Ninnidh, (d. 523/30). The
original monastic buildings were
probably damaged or...
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Knockninny (from
Irish Cnoc
Ninnidh 'St.
Ninnidh's hill') is a
barony in
County Fermanagh,
Northern Ireland. To its east lies
Upper Lough Erne, and it...
- that he lent his copy of the
Gospel of St
Matthew to fellow-student St
Ninnidh. When
Finnian tested the class, Ciarán knew only the
first half of the...
- at St Andrew's on the
Coelian Hill in Rome (6th century)
Saint Nennius (
Ninnidh),
disciple of St
Finian of Clonard,
reckoned as one of the 'Twelve Apostles...
- St Mary's
Primary School,
Tempo St Naile's
Primary School,
Kinawley St
Ninnidh's Primary School,
Derrylin St Patrick's
Primary School,
Derrygonnelly St...
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Margarita (580)
Saint Leobardus of
Marmoutier in Gaul,
hermit (593)
Saint Ninnidh of Inismacsaint,
Ireland (6th century) (see also:
January 17)
Saint Deicolus...
