Basic List of all Ecclesiastical Sites |
| Site Name |
Description |
| Aghern |
|
| Ardnageehy (old) |
Papal Taxation 1291 |
| Atha Cross |
Saint Maloga |
| Ballyclough |
|
| Ballydeloughy |
Papal Taxation 1291 |
| Ballyhooly |
Rebellion of 1641 |
| Ballyhooly Conva |
Medieval |
| Ballynoe |
Papal Taxation 1291, Knight's Hospitalers , Knight's Templar |
| Ballynoe Corrin |
Medieval |
| Baunnanooneeny |
Saint Maloga |
| Boherash |
Medieval |
| Brigown |
Saint Finn Chu or Fanahan |
| Britway |
Papal Taxation 1291, Medieval |
| Carrigdownane |
Medieval |
| Carrignavar |
|
| Castlelyons Abbey |
Papal Taxation 1351 |
| Ceall Danain |
|
| Christchurch |
Munster Plantation |
| Cill Cromglaisi |
Saint Finn Chu or Fanahan |
| Clondulane |
Medieval |
| Coole |
Saint Abban |
| Coole Abbey |
Medieval, Knight's Templar, Knight's Hospitalers (Unconfirmed) |
| Coolroe |
|
| Curraglass |
Penal Laws 1778 |
| Derryvillane |
Medieval , Papal Taxation 1291 |
| Doonpeter |
|
| Dunbulloge |
Munster Plantation |
| Dunmahon |
Penal Laws |
| Dysert |
Medieval |
| Farahy |
Penal Laws |
| Fermoy Abbey |
Fermoy Abbey Founded in 1114 by Cistercian Monks, it was called Castrum Dei de Maria, Mary of the Stronghold of God. The abbey was cruciform in shape. The site of the actual building ran east west from, what is now Abbey Lane to Waterloo Lane. It was bounded on the north by the river Blackwater and on the south by what is now McCurtain Street. The grave yard was in the area now bounded by the block on the north east by Hanley's Newsagents and the south west by Charlie's Bar. Fermoy's weir was not these at the time so the level of the Blackwater was much lower that what is is now. There was ford across the river at a point were the lane runs from Grange to the a point across the Blackwater at the island at the end or Barnane. There was a weir west of this ford which catered for a mill race between the island and Barnane. The monks farmed their lands is what is now Grange and also around the monestary, It is believed that their lands consisted of about 1,100 acres. |
| Glanworth |
Medieval |
| Glenville |
|
| Gortroe |
Medieval |
| Kilcoghlan |
Penal Laws |
| Kilcrumper |
Saint Abban |
| Kildinan |
|
| Kildorrery |
Papal Taxation 1291 |
| Kildrum |
Saint Abban |
| Kilgullane |
Medieval |
| Kill St. Anne |
Medieval |
| Killacluig |
Saint Maloga |
| Killakane |
|
| Killally |
Medieval |
| Killamurren |
Medieval |
| Killaspugmullane |
Munster Plantation |
| Killathy |
Papal Taxation 1291 |
| Killee |
|
| Killeenemer |
Medieval |
| Killshanahan Abbey |
Medieval |
| Kilmaculla |
Saint Maloga |
| Kilmagnier |
|
| Kilmore |
|
| Kilphelan |
|
| Kilquane |
Papal Taxation 1291 |
| Kilshanahan |
|
| Kilworth |
Medieval |
| Kingston College |
Penal Laws |
| Knockmourne Abbey |
Papal Taxation 1291, Knight's Hospitalers, Knight's Templar |
| Knockmourne Curaheen |
|
| Labbamologga |
Saint Maloga |
| Leitrim |
Papal Taxation 1291 |
| Litter Castlehyde |
Medieval |
| Macroney |
Medieval |
| Marshalstown |
Papal Taxation 1291 |
| Mogeely |
Knight's Templar , Knight's Hospitalers |
| Mourneabbey |
Mourneabbey was built in the early 1200s by the Knights Hospitaller. This abbey now lies in ruins as does Barrett‘s Castle, which belonged to the Desmond FitzGeralds before being destroyed by Cromwell‘s forces, ca. 1651.
|
| Nathlash |
Munster Plantation |
| Rathcormack |
Penal Laws |
| St. George Mitchelstorn |
Rebellion of 1641 |
| St. Peter Ballinterry |
Rebellion of 1641
|
| Templeboden |
|
| Templemichael |
Papal Taxation 1291 |
| Templevalley |
Knight's Templar, Knight's Hospitalers |
| Watergrasshill |
Rebellion of 1641 |
| Whitechurch |
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