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Ceannanach

Gregory Ceannanach, early Irish missionary, fl. c. 490-500? Ceannanach's original name is said to have been Gregory, the former name only associated with

Ceannanach

Inishmore

Island off the west coast of Ireland

passages, as well as an instrumental cover of the Irish song Danny Boy. Ceannanach, early Irish missionary, fl. c. 490–500? Saint Fanchea, abbess of Killeaney

Inishmore

Guairim of Inisbofin

chained to a rock at low tide and left to drown. Seven Sisters of Renvyle Ceannanach Colmán's Cemetery:A History of Christianity, the Church and the Monastery

Guairim of Inisbofin

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List of saints of Ireland

frequently ransacked and saints' relics and shrines were often destroyed. St. Ceannanach St. Blathmacc of Iona St. Donnan of Eigg St. Ia of Cornwall St. Odhran

List of saints of Ireland

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Renvyle

Place in County Galway, Ireland

Grace O'Malley at one point lived in a nearby castle. Scaithin Ríoch Ceannanach Mathias of Inis Ní "Rinn Mhaoile / Rinvyle". logainm.ie. Irish Placenames

Renvyle

Cleggan

Village in County Galway, Ireland

headland. Legend, however, provides a different origin of the name. St. Ceannanach is said to have been beheaded by a pagan chief. Lore has it that the chief

Cleggan

Gormgal

Irish monaastic settlement builder

[citation needed] Féchín of Fore died 665. Enda of Aran, died c. 530. Ceannanach, missionary, fl. c. 490-500? Gillagori Ua Dubhacan, Abbot of Aran, died

Gormgal

Gormgal of Ardoileán

Irish cleric

written on the island. Féchín of Fore died 665. Enda of Aran, died c. 530. Ceannanach, missionary, fl. c. 490-500? Gillagori Ua Dubhacan, Abbot of Aran, died

Gormgal of Ardoileán

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