- pronunciation: [ˈɡwɪnɬɪu]),
known in
English in a
corrupted form as
Woolos the
Warrior or
Woolos the
Bearded (Latin: Gundleus,
Gundleius or Gwenleue; c. 450 –...
-
official title is
Newport Cathedral Church of St
Woolos, King and Confessor. The
English name,
Woolos, is an
anglicisation of the
Welsh name Gwynllyw.: 280 ...
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Cliff (2004). The
Royal Gwent and St.
Woolos Hospitals: A
Century of
Service in Newport. The Old Bakehouse. ISBN 978-1874538080. St
Woolos NHS website...
- at
Newport is
dedicated to
Gwynllyw (corrupted to St.
Woolos). The name
survives as 'St.
Woolos' as the
general locality around the cathedral. Davies...
- crossing.
According to legend, in the late 5th
century Saint Gwynllyw (
Woolos), the
patron saint of
Newport and King of
Gwynllwg founded the
church which...
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Newport Cathedral (commonly
known as St
Woolos' Cathedral) in the city of Newport. The
former Church of St
Woolos,
which had
existed in
Newport since the...
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Place and Mill
Street to the north. The ward
contains the
districts of St.
Woolos and Baneswell. The
community covers most of the city
centre including most...
- St
Woolos Cemetery (officially
named Newport and St
Woolos new Cemetery) is the main
cemetery in the city of Newport, Wales,
situated one mile to the...
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rhythm guitarist.
During this time, he also
worked as a
gravedigger in St
Woolos Cemetery.
While in Newport, he
wrote and
recorded on an old reel-to-reel...
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Newport Cathedral (Welsh:
Cadeirlan Casnewydd),
commonly known as St
Woolos Cathedral.
Reasons for not
choosing the
title of
Newport included the existence...
