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Catholic parish of
Emlaghfad and
Kilmorgan more
commonly known as
Ballymote parish. The
Church of
Ireland version is The
Union of
Emlaghfad and Kilmorgan....
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Tirerrill Tawnagh Sligo Emlaghfad 154
Corran Emlaghfad Boyle Emlaghgissan 87
Corran Emlaghfad Sligo Emlaghnaghtan 430
Corran Emlaghfad Tobercurry Emlymoran...
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century by St
Fechin of Fore Druim-raite
Easky Abbey ø "Abbey (in ruins)"
Emlaghfad Monastery early monastic site,
founded 6th
century by St
Colmcille for...
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Inismore (Inis Mór)
Munster saint 21
March Énna mac
Nuadhan 6th century?
Emlaghfad,
County Sligo Sligo saint 18
September Éogan mac Dega 6th century, late...
- JSTOR 25528658. McDonagh, James,
History of
Ballymote and the
Parish of
Emlaghfad (1998). [1] Harrison, A.: 'Leabhar
Bhaile an Mhóta ag tús an 18ú aois'...
- Holy
Trinity Church,
Ballisodare St. Paul's Church,
Colloney Ballymote,
Emlaghfad Galway & Kil****min: St. Nicholas'
Collegiate Church,
Galway Kil****min...
- 8°57′36″W / 54.286011°N 8.960134°W / 54.286011; -8.960134 (Easky Abbey)
Emlaghfad Monastery early monastic site,
founded 6th
century by St
Colmcille for...
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Emlaghgissan (also
spelt "Emlagation"), a
townland in the
civil parish of
Emlaghfad near the town of
Ballymote in
County Sligo, Ireland. His
father Patrick...
- was
educated at
Trinity College, Dublin. He
spent his
whole career at
Emlaghfad. He was a
Canon of
Achonry from 1896
until 1907. "Walker,
Thomas Gordon"...
- survive.
Local folklore suggests that
underground p****ages
connected Emlaghfad church with the
castle and with the
nearby Franciscan Abbey,
though such...
