Early Christian Ecclesiastical Settlement in Ireland 5th to 12th Centuries

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FoundationGives the name of the site — generally in its Old Irish form, (if attested in early or medieval sources, or if it appears to be readily reconstructable) otherwise the modern English placename is given.:		Documented AssociationGives the names of Early Christian ecclesiastics (the DIB terms such individuals often regarded as founders of churches — saints in the Irish tradition), whose association with the sites concerned is based on documentary sources.:		LineageThis records the reputed ancestral lines of individuals given in Doc Assoc.:
Traditional AssociationGives the names of Early Christian ecclesiastics whose association with the sites concerned is based on tradition, dedication or placename association.:		TownlandGives the townland (name spelt as in TTPBI Index) in which the site is (or is thought to be) located.:		ParishGives the civil (not ecclesiastical) parish in which the townland is situated.:
DeaneryThis records the rural deanery (a sub-division of the diocese) to which the parish belongs.:		DioceseThis records the medieval (not necessarily the same as the modern) diocese in which the foundation lies.:		BaronyGives the modern barony (as in TTPBI Index the baronies were rationalised in 19thC) in which the townland and civil parish are situated.:
CountyGives the county in which the barony lies.:		ProvinceGives both the civil province in which the county lies and the ecclesiastical province to which the diocese belongs.:		SourcesThis is concerned almost exclusively with hagiographical sources (mainly Lives of the saints, martyrologies and genealogies of the saints) and relates to the individuals and lineages in Doc Assoc and Lineage.:
Recorded HistoryThis concerns the subsequent history of the site, with emphasis on pre-Norman (or early post-Norman) native sources mainly annals but also including medieval ecclesiastical records (charters or taxations), English Crown documents and, on occasion, modern sources (especially surveys or maps, which may mark the location of lost sites or illuminate placenames).:		Clerical StatusThis seeks to classify foundations as episcopal coarbial or eremitic based on the clerical orders ascribed to the reputed founder, the later succession-record or the placename of the site.:		GenderThis seeks to classify foundations as male or female based on the gender of the reputed founder, the later succession-record or the placename of the site.:
Succession RecordLists ecclesiastics, male or female, who succeeded to offices at the foundation concerned abbots, abbesses, comarbai, bishops often clerics of less exalted rank such as treasurers, lectors, scribes. These lists make no claim to be exhaustive; fuller accounts for major sites can be found in the New History of Ireland, vol. 8, and in published prosopographies.:		Medieval DedicationNotes medieval church-dedications to saints whether Irish or Continental.:		Familial LinksIndicates links between foundations, whether claimed in hagiographical sources (a lesser site said to have submitted to greater site), attested by charter, or indicated by tradition or placename evidence.:
Folk TraditionRecords traditional stories, beliefs or practices (especially pilgrimages or patterns), or a tradition of clandestine burial either recorded or inferred from location names such as the killeen or the caldragh.:		Field RemainsRecords physical remains of sites, whether visible in the field or accessed through excavation. Precedence is given to features considered to be characteristic of the Early Christian/pre-Reform era, such as enclosures, (especially circular or oval), cross-slabs, high-crosses, bullauns and raised areas — with round towers and church remains further down the list unless there is a strong case for doing otherwise.:		ArtifactsIn general, this records only items which may support the case for the site as a pre-Reform ecclesiastical settlement (especially croziers, shrines, chalices etc) — whether recovered by search or excavation, or merely associated with the site by tradition. Also included are such items as querns and kilns as flour-production was an important part of life at ecclesiastical (although also, admittedly, at secular) settlement sites.:
BibliographyMentions secondary references (sometimes very select indeed) to the site concerned. Some contain detailed discussion, others (especially where little else seems to be available) only the briefest mentions. For details see the Bibliography page.:		AddendumIncludes fragments of additional information (or comments on the part of the compilers) relating to the site in question.:		LatitudeLatitude in decimal degrees (positive is North, negative is South):
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FoundationGives the name of the site — generally in its Old Irish form, (if attested in early or medieval sources, or if it appears to be readily reconstructable) otherwise the modern English placename is given.	AddendumIncludes fragments of additional information (or comments on the part of the compilers) relating to the site in question.
Achad Chinn/na Cille (Aughnakeely?)	OS 32; Aughnakeely (Achad na Cille; location name?) separate site to A. Chinn - or a later name applied to site?
Achad Chonaire	OS 32: otherwise A. Caín Chonaire; confused with Cluain Chaín? reputedly founded by St Finnian in 7thC
Achad Dorbchon	OS 31: in Múscraige Mitíne; nr Gougane Barra; where Mac-C bapt Findbarr; identif unkwn to Harrington; L d of Lóchán (Mart.T 30 Sep) intended?
Aclare*	OS 36: nec pre-reform? Med par ch?
Aghamuck*	OS 36: nec a pre-reform site?
Ahoghill	OS 37
Aired Locha Con	OS 38, 47; Gilla-Áeda ua Muadin do muintir Airid Locha Con (Ann.FM)
Airenach	OS 37; Erynagh; Abbey of Carryke founded by Niall MacDuinnslébe 1127
Anhid	OS 30
Annacloy	OS 30, 37
Ardachad	OS 30, 39: seemingly A. in Brédach, B. Tirawley (O'Donovan)
Ard Bhéarra*	OS 35: nec pre-Reform? med par ch?
Ard Chiaráin (Ardkieran)	OS 34, 38
Ardlaherty	OS 39: assoc with Féichíne a local trad?
Ard na cClog	OS 34, 38
Ardskeagh	OS 3: ch 'in ruins' by 1615 (Brady)
Attirory	OS 31
Aughnish Isle	OS 37: Tullyaughnish (Archdall)
Bahana (= Ballykine?)	OS 35:5:2 - perhaps assoc with Mo-Chainne (DMC link); 18thC house 'Whaley Abbey' built on site
Baile an Chluig**	OS 38; Misc.Ann alias Mac Carthaigh's Book
Baile an Tempaill	OS 3
Baile Átha	OS 38; granted in 1183 to abbey of St Patrick as parochial ch
Baile Buí	OS 33: nr Oughterard
Ballindoon	OS 34: Ballindown; possible EC site - enclosure? later occ by Dominicans
Ballintemple*	OS 31; nec an EC site? Query assoc with Patrick
Ballintlea	OS 39; Baile an tSléibhe - possible EC site?
Ballybrinoge	OS 38
Ballydorgan	OS 36: probably the 'cillin' on Feehy's farm 'unmkd by mound or enclosure' (Power 1932)
Ballyharrahan	OS 36: Baile Uí Arrucháin
Ballykillbeg	OS 37; possibly an EC site? evidence of enclosure?
Ballyknockane	OS 30
Ballymenagh*	OS 38; possibly an EC site? evidence of enclosure? uncertain
Ballynaglogh	OS 33: possible early 'monastic' site; later Med par ch of Cloonoghil
Ballynary*	OS 34: nec pre-reform? Med par ch?
Ballynatray	OS 37: Baile na Tragha; early (6thC) site, adopted Augustinian rule 12thC; basis for assoc with Mo-Lana?
Ballyneety*	OS 31
Ballyorgan	OS 38; possibly an EC site?
Ballyphilip*	OS 32; not nec pre-reform; possibly med par. ch.
Ballyrolly*	OS 37; not nec pre-reform; possibly med par. ch.
Ballytrisnane*	OS 39: nec pre-reform?; possibly med par ch
Ballytrustan*	OS 38; nec pre-reform?; later a foundation of Knights Hospitallers (Tax)
Ballytrustan*	OS 32; c.1 mile SE of Portaferry; not nec pre-reform; possibly med par. ch.
Barnes	OS 35; possible EC site assoc with Énna (well dedic)?
Beagh	OS 3
Bruree	OS 39
Bushmills	OS 3, 7; Bushmills T divided between par Billy (E side) & par Dunluce (W side)
Cabra*	OS 35; nec an EC site? med. chapel?
Caladh Choill	site at Callowhill (OS 38) possibly EC?
Carnagh	OS 37
Carnyarra	OS 32: EC site?
Carrickatober	OS 32; possible EC site assoc with Patrick?
Carrig*	OS 33: nec pre-reform?; ch 'in ruins' 1615, abandoned by 1694 (Brady)
Carrowreagh	OS 3; OS 4: Isle of Doagh; Craignacally = Carraig na gCaillech? but is Brigidine assoc nec early?
Castlerahan	OS 38; ch abandoned in 1834 (Davies)
Céin Muirtheimne	OS 3: noted in OSL for Co Louth
Cell Achaid	OS 35: in Caoille; Uí Lomthuili, Uí Ingarduil loc. at; 'subsid ch of Tuath Ó Quain' (Power 1932); Killeigh assoc with Conchenna (Archdall); 'in ruins' 1774 (Brady)
Cell a' Cnocáin	OS 38
Cell Áeda? (Keel Aodha)	OS 30: 'Keel Aodh[a]' (Killanin & Duignan)
Cell Aires	OS 31: Sinell the aistire (ostiarius) of Patrick's household
Cell an Tempaill	OS 38
Cell Baile an Choillte	OS 3
Cell Bercháin (Kilbarrahan)	OS 32
Cell Bhranna	OS 34: assoc with Branna - female st?; walls still standing c.1840 (OS Field Book)
Cell Bhreicc	OS 31
Cell Breccáin/Beccáin	OS 35: Cill Bhreaccáin/Bheacáin?
Cell Brigte?	OS 35, 36: possible EC site?
Cell Bruaine	OS 31/39; in SW of Tullerboy
Cell Chlochair	OS 30: nr Cappoquin; Mo-Chua submits to Mo-Chuta (Carthach)
Cell Chluana*	OS 35, 36: Cill Chluaine
Cell Chóca	OS 35: a couple of km W of Cell Chóca (qv), Co Laois
Cell Chochán	OS 34; parish ch of Kilcockan in good repair at end of 16thC.
Cell Cholmáin	same as Colmán of Inis Mo-Cholmóc (qv)? OS 30:7:4
Cell Cholmáin	OS 38
Cell Chommuir	OS 34: Cell Commuir in Uí Bece Uacht., in Caoille; ch in ruins 1615 (Brady)
Cell Chomnaid	OS 31: possibly an EC site - bullaun
Cell Chonadain	OS 35; in Latharna; otherwise Tilach Chonadain; later a possession of the Knights of St John
Cell Chonáin	OS 30
Cell Chonáin (Kilconan)	OS 35: in Uí Ingardail; in 'Tuath O Quain', Caoille; Conán sac (LL 366b 27, d 28)?
Cell Chúáin	OS 3
Cell Chuili?	OS 33; identif with 'Cill Cuili' or 'Cill Ó nGéibinnáin' in Caoille (Power 1932)
Cell Chuimmín	OS 39: OS 81: possibly an EC site assoc with Cuimmíne?
Cell Donnchada	OS 39
Cell Drochtáin	OS 3: not assoc with Droichdéne Sac (LL)?
Cell Duibdúin	OS 34: possible EC site; later possess Premonstr Canons, Oilén na Trionóite; now par Geevagh
Cell Etargabala	OS 33: trí meic Angain; i Fid Manach; identif by KW Nicholls
Cell Fhinnche?	OS 35, Aerial photo: encl Sub-triangular; Toberboe assoc. Mo-Bae?
Cell Fhlannáin?	OS 35: oval gvyd => inner encl? Cell (Flannáin?) - F of Cell Do-Lua (qv)
Cell Gaibriel*	OS 38: nec pre-reform? med par ch?
Cell Gobbáin	OS 32: rath at Kilgoban 'used from time immemorial as a burial place for stillborn children' (Power)
Cell Gobnaite	OS 31: Gobnat of Baile Boirne (qv)
Cell Grubain	OS 31
Cellín?*	OS 30: nec pre-reform?
Cell Laisre?	OS 31: hardly Cell Osraige (Hogan)?
Cell Melláin	OS 37: assoc with Mellán Eps? (LL 365d 44, f 33); nr Newport
Cell Míde	OS 38: possible EC site assoc M'Íde?
Cell Mo-Chua? (Kilmacuagh)	OS 36: assoc with Mo-Chua (Hogan) difficult to reconcile with Kilmacuagh; is this the Kilmacoo assoc with Patrick?
Cell Mo-Chúóc?	OS 31: Cill Mochuóg; poss EC site assoc with native st? (MacShamhráin); earliest ref 1550
Cell Mo-Lua	OS 37
Cell Mor	OS 35; site mkd 'Kilmore' & gvyd mkd 'Cilleen' on 1935 OS map
Cell Muire	OS 30
Cell na Fidnaige (?)	OS 30: alternatively C. na Fichne (Hogan), or Kilfiachna (Archdall)
Cell na Rátha	OS 31: ráith/encl => poss EC site?
Cell na Sáer	OS 35: Cill na Saor
Cell Odráin	OS 36: EC eccl site assoc with Odrán?
Cell Phátraic	OS 31: possibly an EC site; assoc with Patrick and Brigit
Cell Rois	OS 31
Cell Srianáin	OS 31: in Muintir Eoluis; otherwise Cell Trénáin?
Cell tSéisin*	OS 3, 6: not Kilteashin par Ardcarn (as Hogan) confusion; Episcopal cúirt 13thC; poss on earlier site? case for a St Seisan? an invention?
Cell Uachtair Maighe	OS 33
Cell Ua Scolaige	OS 32: Mod Ir Cill Ó Scolaí => poss pre-reform site assoc with Uí Scolaige?
Cenn Éitig	OS 35
Chapel	early fdn? tld Kilpatrick adj; date uncertain OS 36:9:1; large encl 100m diam nearby
Cloghans	OS 39
Clonbuogh*	OS 30: nec pre-reform? Med par ch?
Clonygaheen/Killoscully	OS 32
Cloone	OS 30: possibly an EC site
Cloonmore*	OS 30: nec pre-reform?
Cloonmorris	OS 37
Cluain Bheirn (Cell Bhrénainn?)	OS 31: possibly EC site assoc with native st; later med par ch?
Cluain Claidbaich	OS 37: site given to M. by king of Uí Chonaill Gabra
Cluainclaidheach? Claidmech?	OS 36; confusion with Cloncagh?
Cluain eilte	OS 37?
Cluain Eóchaille	OS 32
Cluain Fhiadh	OS 31
Cluain Tuaisceirt	OS 36, 37: early fndt; later Augustinian Canons Regular; in mod par Kilgefin
Coinnere	OS 38: in Coindiri; Bede: Letter of pope-elect John 640; jt offices with Lathrach Briúin 901 & Lann Ela 901, 917 (=919); VSH => confraternitas with L. Ela; nr Dísert Cellaig (qv)
Coning (?)	OS 33: identif of Coning (Archdall) with site at Cooneen tentative (N. White)
Conva*	OS 34: ne pre-reform? abandoned 1694 (Brady)
Coogulla	OS 35
Creggangrogy/St Brendan's	OS 32
Crevilly Valley	OS 37: possibly an EC site?
Crobally Upper*	OS 38/39: Cruadh Bhaile
Crosserlough	OS 32: possibly an EC site
Cúil (Coole)	OS 36: assoc with St Abbán (Gwynn & Hadcock); 'Coole Abbey' assoc with Knts Templar (OS Field Books); in ruins by 1694 (Brady)
Curraghnagarraha	OS 3: Currach na Garrtha; parish church of Fenoagh
Daire Ingen Ailleáin	OS 32: in Dál Buinne; i n-Aird Ulad; pedigree of Cumman (LL 350d 22); approp to abbey of Moville
Derrane	OS 33, 36, 39, 40: later Augustinian abbey c.1150
Derrysallagh	OS 35: equation of Ailbe with St Eilibh, sister of Lasair (OSL 1836, 239); now par Geevagh
Dísert Óengusa	OS 30: assoc with Óengus m Óengoban of Dísert Óengusa (qv), Co. Laois?; nr Croom
Domnach Garbháin (?)	OS 31: anciently called 'Achadh-garbhan' (Archdall); see Dún Garbáin, Co Cork
Domnach Máeláin	Donagh (OS 34, 39); confused by Archdall with Domnach Mór in Mag Éne, Co Donegal
Donaghadee	OS 3
Dromtarriff	OS 31: Ingen Buide? or perh Ingena Baíth (ds of Báeth)?
Druim catha	OS 36; appropriate to abbey of St Patrick's of Down
Druim	OS 34
Drumadonnell	OS 39?
Drumdoney	OS 34: domnach element in placename (Druim an Domnaig)? 'smaller and older than Templemore/Ardagh' (O'Rorke)
Drumederglass	OS 33
Drummans (Congbáil?)	OS 3: uncertain date - nec pre-reform?
Drumnacanon	OS 33
Dún Lethglas/Dún dá Lethglaise	OS 37: also Dún Pátraicc; loc of Patrick's burial (Muirchú); Cell Brigte at (1007); English Benedictines after 1177
Dunsfort	OS 38; prebend 1194 (ref to Rogerus de Dunesford)
Dún Sobairci (Dunseverick)	OS 3; Tempall Las(t)rach (locally pronounced 'Templelassaragh') an early fndt assoc with Lassar?
Ecclas*	OS 34: nec pre-reform? Med par ch?
Ecclas Ruaig/Ruac	OS 39: EC site assoc with Féichíne?
Enach Dub	OS 32: otherwise Cell Chumaín Chadain; in Muintir Eoluis (Ann.Conn.); founder was abb of Iona (d.669)
Fid Arte	OS 39; Lis. Life: Iustus = Diarmait who bapt. Ciarán of Clonmacnoise; Archdall (285) has Fidhard, Co Galway - duplication?
Foyoges	OS 35: possible EC site? any connection with souterrain?; now par Geevagh
Friar's Isd	Friar's Isd (OS 34) possible EC site? If Lough Uva, Conry claimed that it dated to c.500
Gallon*	OS 33; ch first mentioned in 1406 (Davies); med. foundation?
Gallonnambraher*	OS 39; not pre-reform? medieval foundation?
Gallonreagh	OS 38; possibly an EC site if circ gvd => enclosure
Glass Mór	OS 37: in Déise Muman agus din atá il-Liss Mór; Crónán s of Mellán?
Glebe	OS 31
Glenn Chaín	OS 34: in Uí Luigdech Éle (Ileagh); founded by St Culan 7thC (Gwynn & Hadcock); ch surrend to Findbarr
Gole	Gole (OS 39)
Gortageen	OS 39
Gorteennafinnoge	OS 39
Gortfad	OS 31
Grellach	OS 32: O.S. Memoirs, Faughanvale, 13, 14
Imlech Fota	OS 33
Inchindrisla	OS 31 (30?): Inse an Drisle; Conlán = Conlóg, Sac? See also Youghalvillage, Co Tipp
Inis Chaín	OS 35; dependency of Cennanus (Kells) acc to O'Connell; assoc with Eirníne - this site or Inis Ch. Co Fermanagh?
Inis Cumscraig/Causcraid (Inch Abbey)	OS 30, 37; otherwise Abbey of Ines, Iniscourcey?; Cistercian fndtn 1180 by John de Courcy & wife Affraic
Inishmore	OS 34, 40: now par Geevagh
Inis Laogh?	OS 39
Kells ('Desert of Connor')*	OS 38; house of Augustinian canons; not nec an EC site
Kilcalf	OS 33
Kilcorney	OS 39: possibly ident to Cluain Charnaí (qv)? but apparently nr Millstreet, dioc Ardfert
Kilcranathan?	OS 32
Kilcummin	OS 31
Kilfithmone*/Cell Fhia Múin	OS 34: possibly an EC site?
Killadangan	OS 31
Killeenagh	OS 34
Killinane	OS 30: betw Millstreet and Kanturk?
Kill	OS 37; possibly an EC site; semi-circ gvyd may => enclosure
Killure (Cell an Iúir?)	OS 36: possible EC site - later a nunnery?
Killybanway	OS 33: Killybanway - loc name in par Racavan? possibly an EC site - enclosure?
Killycoogan*	OS 37; nec a pre-reform site?
Killyfinla	OS 38
Killyglen	OS 35
Kilmacteige	OS 36
Kilmakevit (Markstown)*	OS 32; nec a pre-reform site?
Kilnaglacken	OS 34
Kilvarnet	OS 32: possible EC site? later a possess of Kts Templar
Kilwarry*	OS 36: nec a pre-reform site?
Kirkinriola/Kilconriola	OS 32; possibly a pre-reform foundation if either bell from this site
Knockanearis	OS 35
Knockbrack	OS 39
Knockmaon	OS 30: Cnoc Man
Knockninny	OS 3
Lavagh	OS 37
Lisnalea*	OS 34
Lissannymore*	OS 33
Liss Máeláin	OS 38; possibly an EC site assoc with Máelán?; or to be identif with 'Lismolyn' of St. Malachy?
Loch Bricrenn	OS 33, 34
Loumanagh*	OS 30: nec pre-reform?
Lurgan	OS 39; ch abandoned in 1818 (Davies); possible EC site - gvyd may => encl
Maghera	OS 36; lintel provides parallel for 'Dungannon Plaque' from Tugneda (sv = Tynan)
Magheramore	OS 30, 31
Magherareagh*	OS 34: nec pre-reform? Med par ch?
Mainistir na Liath	OS 33
Móethail	OS 32: otherwise Maethail/Maothail; Manchán d.538 (Ann.Tig)
Monanimy*	OS 34; nec pre-reform? ch nave 'in repair', chancel 'deroofed' 1615 (Brady)
Moynetemple*	OS 36: nec pre-reform? Med par ch?
Nuachongbáil (Nohaval 2)	OS 38
Nuachongbáil (Nohovaldaly)	OS 38; in Poor-Law Union of Millstreet
Omard	OS 37; possible EC site (archae features)
Othan Mór	OS 38: 6 miles NW of Derry; assoc with St Mura - but Columban link
Raffony	OS 39; possible EC site; erenach's: O'Connells of Breifne; dissolution of ch lands 1605 (O'Connell)
Ráith Cabáin*	OS 33: Patrician assoc (trad) nec of antiquity?
Ráith Cholptha	OS 31: in Uí Derca Chéin; in Dál nAraide (Colgan); otherwise Cell Cholptha; Tassach 'cerd Phátraic'
Ráith Cormaic	OS 3
Rathan	OS 33; in Tuath Muighi Finne, Caoille (Power 1932); Rahan par ch 'in ruins' 1615, abandoned 1694 (Brady)
Rathgoggan*	OS 3; nec pre-reform? par ch of Rathgogin 'in ruins' 1615 (Brady)
Relagh Beg	OS 34
Ros Brain	OS 33
Ros Commáin	OS 39: site occ by C of I, off Church St; comarba (d. 980) = tánaise abbad of Clonmacnoise
Ros Roilge	OS 3: Roserelick?
Sabull	OS 31: caput of Uí Díchon; D putative br of Durthech, Éogan, Rus etc - of Óendruimm, Cell Clethi, Dún dá Lethglas (qqv)
Senchill / Cill a Longphuirt	OS 35; reputed EC site; also known as Killongford
Sen-Chluain	OS 36
Senchua ua nAilella	OS 35: Patrick ordained Ailbe úasalsacart - not A of Imlech (qv)?; Ruadán built fndt on land given by the people
Sen-Oilén	OS 32
Shankill (Loughinisland churches)	OS 37: trad assoc of Macartan - poss EC origin?
Solar	Solar (OS 30) Carncastle parish in OS; nec a pre-reform fndt?
Sruthail/Struthair	OS 38
Tamlacht Umail/Menann	OS 33, 34; nr Loch Bricrenn (qv); otherwise T. Menann (name preserved in nrby tl Meenan), or T. maccu Caíl
Tamnach	OS 34: T a 'free ch'; M. 'sr of Benignus' given veil by Patrick; T (with Tír Gimmae, Muine Búachaele) donated by Cummen (Bk.Arm)
Tech Baithín	OS 36: note B. m Cuanach < Cenél Énna
Tech Templa	OS 33: possible EC site? later a possess of Kts Templar; loc of castle 1271 (Ann.Ult)
Tempall Cormaic (Toberdoney)	OS 31; EC site (encl)?; Toberdoney may contain Domnach element; assoc with C. ua Liatháin? (assoc with Comgall of Bangor)
Tempall Mór	OS 34: possible assoc with Cóemán Santlethan mac Taláin (Kilmactalun) br of Attracht; now par Riverstown
Templecowey	OS 32
Templeobrick	OS 32: remains still evident in 1840
Templeshane*	OS 35: possibly an EC site? not certain
Termon*	OS 33; nec pre-reform? ch reputedly founded here by O'Reilly of Mullagh (Davies)
Three Trees	OS 30
Tinvoher*	OS 35: possibly an EC site? not certain
Tirnony	OS 32, 36
Tulach Brecc	OS 31/32: M of Tulach Mo-Lana (qv)?
Uarán nGarad	OS 34: otherwise Brer Garad/Cell G.; Céthech (feastday 16 Jun) putative br of Beinén & Mucnoe
Uisce Chaín/Uskechaoin	OS 39: Ann.FM s.a. 465 claims that Éogan, ancestor of Cenél nÉ, buried at Uisce Chaín; Columban link (Archdall)