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Article XIV. —St. Daman of Tigh Damain, or Tidowan, in Ui-Criomhlhannain,
Queen's County
Century. ] . . . . . . . . . . . . %\Q
Page
. . . . . . 484 . . . . . . 484 . . . . . . 484
Persons, bearing
at
Ballyvourney,
. . . 5^6
. . . 506 . . . * 507
. . . 5^7
. . .
485
. . .
507
— Article III. —Festival
Article II.
ofa St. . . . . . .
Festival reputed
Domhangin
516
— Conan or Article III. St. Caomhan, Convan,
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CONTENTS.
Cftirteentfi Dap of jfebniarp*
Article I. —St. Domnoc, Dominicus or Modomnoc, Patron of Tibuer- AGHNY,ANDFiDDOWN,CoUNTYKILKENNY. [^SixthCeftiury. ]
Page
510
CliAP. I. —Introduction—
Acts of St, Domnoc or Modomnoc—
His Pedigree—He goes over to Wales—A Disciple ofSt. David—AppointedDee-KeeperatMenosvia—
St. David rescues him from Danger
for Ireland, and the Bees follow him—They left at Lann Beachaire . . . . . .
Ireland from the earliest known Times— domnoc settles at a Place, formerly called Tiprad-
Chap. II. —Enquiry regarding Bees and Honey having been in
— Antiquities—His supposed Rank in the Church—
fachtna, and now known as Tibberaghny
His Natalis and Time of his Death—Conclusion . . . 513
or
—County,andofKilmuccraise. \^FtftkorSixthCeitturv-^ . . . 516
ArticleIV. St. Ermen,Virgin . . . . . . . . . 516
ArticleV. —St. Darcus Article VI. —St. Cuachnat, ArticleVII. —St. Columbanus,
. . . 516
of St.
Conan,
Canoe, Pilgrim,
Gallen, King's
or
. . . . . . Cruachnat, Virgin,
. . . of Ros-raithe
. . .
in
. . . 517
or Abbot and Columban,
Recluse, . . .
at
Ghent,
—Belgium, \_lhith Century. '\ . . .
Article VIII. St. Fionan, said to have been of Druim-Neoid, or Dromhabrad. . . 518
Article IX. —Feast of St. Kilian, Martyr, and Patron of Wurtzburgh. \_Sevenih
— Century:\ . . . . . . . . . . . . 519
Article X. Feast of the Translation of the Relics of St. Livinus, Bishop and Martyr, at Ghent. [Sevcnt/i Centuty. '] . . . . . . 519
jfourteenti; Bap of jfeiruarp*
Article I. — St. Manchan, Abbot of Mohill, County Leitrim, [Probably in
— theSez'eiith Century. \ . . .
Article II. St. Cellach, or Kellach, Bishop and Confessor.
. . . . . . 519 \Seventh Centttry. '] 524
Orkney
. . . 527
. . . 533
. . . 533 of Cork.
• • 533 Article VII. —Saints Valentine and Marcellus, with Companions, Martyrs . . . 534
jfifteenti) Bag of jfeiruarp.
Article I. —St. Berach or Berachius, Abbot, Patron of Kilbarrv, CountyofRoscommon. [SixthorSeventhCentury.
]
— Islands, Scotland . . . Article IV. St. Colman, Bishop . . . Article v. —St. Sineach, of Srath . . .
Festival of St. of Article VI. —Reputed Gobnat,
Ballyvourney, County . . .
[Sixth Century. ] . . .
Chap. I. —Introduction—Prophecy
of St. Patrick St. regarding
Chap. II.
St. Berach is recommended by St. Dagceus to place
Berach—x\cts
of this
Man—His
and
Abbot of
Coman, Missionary
. . . . . . . . .
in the
Family Birth—Baptism and Fosterage, by his Uncle,
holy
Education— Cruimhther Froech—His early — Sent to
St. Dagoeus for further Instruction Miracles and
— Merits of St. Berach . . . . . . 534
His
himself under St. Kevin— Journey through
Crich Rois and Bregia—He arrives at Glendalough,
where he is joyfully received by St. Kevin—His Noviceship and Miracles, while there—St. Berach receives an Angelic Admonition to remove from
St. Kevin's Monastery . . . . . . 538
Chap. Ill—St. Berach's Departure from Glendalough—He sets out in a direct Course for Cluain-Coirpthe—Dispute with a Magus—Both are referred to /Edan, King of
—He leaves are
St. Mo-
Its
516
•
— — Page Scotland Return to Ireland St. Berach founds a
Chap. III.
—"Women, at a public Assembly . . . . . . 557 St. Farannan and many holy Persons at the Dnmi-
ceat Convention—Tibraid grants Land and endows
three Churches—One of these, Alt-Faranain served by our Saint—His Manner of living there—
'\
CONTENTS.
Cell at Dubheraith—Description of KUbanach, —CountyofDublin . . . — . . . 542
Chap. IV. St. Berach j^oes to Cluain-Coirpthe—Legend con- cerning his Contest with the Magus He founds a Monastery, at a Place afterwards called Kilbarry— His Miracles—Period assigned for his Death—His
Veneration—Conclusion . . . . . . Article II. —St. Farannan, Confessor, and Patron of Allfarannan, NOW Alternan, Parish of Easkey, County of Sligo.
[^Sixth Century.
Chap. I. —Introduction—Old Irish Life of St. Farannan—His
546
Acts—St. Columkille and the Convention at Drum-
— ceat—Its probable Site . . . . . . 55^
Chap. II. St. Columkille procures the Release of Scanlan, Prince of Ossory—St. Columba's spiritual Jurisdic- tion—At Easdra he meets various holy Men and
His Death, Festival, and popular Veneration for
—
Article III. —Feast of St. Dichul, Abbot of Lure. [Sixth and Seventh Centuries. '] 565 Article IV. —St. Fergus, or Ferghas, Son of Aedh, or Aengus . . . . . 565
his Memory
Conclusion . . . . . .
5^^
Article V. —Reputed Fe; -t of St. Eruaki, Ervvald, Arnwal, or Arnual, in Fran-
conia. y/'/obably about the Seventh Century. "] . . . . . . 5^5 Article VI. —Festival of Holy Martyrs . . . . . . . . . 565
Article VII. —Festival of the Blessed Richard Fitz Ralph, Archbishop of Armagh. [Fourteenth Century. ] . . . . . . . . . 5^^
Article VIII. —Reputed Feast of St. Columban, Abbot and Recluse at Ghent. -
[7enth Century. ] . . . Article IX. —Reputed Festival ot a St. Darerca
. . . . . . 566
. . . . . . 5^6
Article I. —St. Tanchon, or Tanco, Martyr and Third Bishop of Ver.
— DEN, IN Saxonv. [Eighth and Ninth Centuries? ^ . . . 567
Article II. St. Aedh Glas, Bishop, of Rath na n-Epscop, or Rathnaspick.
— [Possibly in the Fifth or Sixth Century. ] . . . . . . 569
Article III. St. . ^nghas, or CEnT;us, Bishop, of Rath na n-Epscop, or Rath-
— naspick. [Probably in the Sixth Century. ] Article IV. St. Roibne, or Robni, Abliot . .
Article XIV. —St. Daman of Tigh Damain, or Tidowan, in Ui-Criomhlhannain,
Queen's County
Century. ] . . . . . . . . . . . . %\Q
Page
. . . . . . 484 . . . . . . 484 . . . . . . 484
Persons, bearing
at
Ballyvourney,
. . . 5^6
. . . 506 . . . * 507
. . . 5^7
. . .
485
. . .
507
— Article III. —Festival
Article II.
ofa St. . . . . . .
Festival reputed
Domhangin
516
— Conan or Article III. St. Caomhan, Convan,
_
CONTENTS.
Cftirteentfi Dap of jfebniarp*
Article I. —St. Domnoc, Dominicus or Modomnoc, Patron of Tibuer- AGHNY,ANDFiDDOWN,CoUNTYKILKENNY. [^SixthCeftiury. ]
Page
510
CliAP. I. —Introduction—
Acts of St, Domnoc or Modomnoc—
His Pedigree—He goes over to Wales—A Disciple ofSt. David—AppointedDee-KeeperatMenosvia—
St. David rescues him from Danger
for Ireland, and the Bees follow him—They left at Lann Beachaire . . . . . .
Ireland from the earliest known Times— domnoc settles at a Place, formerly called Tiprad-
Chap. II. —Enquiry regarding Bees and Honey having been in
— Antiquities—His supposed Rank in the Church—
fachtna, and now known as Tibberaghny
His Natalis and Time of his Death—Conclusion . . . 513
or
—County,andofKilmuccraise. \^FtftkorSixthCeitturv-^ . . . 516
ArticleIV. St. Ermen,Virgin . . . . . . . . . 516
ArticleV. —St. Darcus Article VI. —St. Cuachnat, ArticleVII. —St. Columbanus,
. . . 516
of St.
Conan,
Canoe, Pilgrim,
Gallen, King's
or
. . . . . . Cruachnat, Virgin,
. . . of Ros-raithe
. . .
in
. . . 517
or Abbot and Columban,
Recluse, . . .
at
Ghent,
—Belgium, \_lhith Century. '\ . . .
Article VIII. St. Fionan, said to have been of Druim-Neoid, or Dromhabrad. . . 518
Article IX. —Feast of St. Kilian, Martyr, and Patron of Wurtzburgh. \_Sevenih
— Century:\ . . . . . . . . . . . . 519
Article X. Feast of the Translation of the Relics of St. Livinus, Bishop and Martyr, at Ghent. [Sevcnt/i Centuty. '] . . . . . . 519
jfourteenti; Bap of jfeiruarp*
Article I. — St. Manchan, Abbot of Mohill, County Leitrim, [Probably in
— theSez'eiith Century. \ . . .
Article II. St. Cellach, or Kellach, Bishop and Confessor.
. . . . . . 519 \Seventh Centttry. '] 524
Orkney
. . . 527
. . . 533
. . . 533 of Cork.
• • 533 Article VII. —Saints Valentine and Marcellus, with Companions, Martyrs . . . 534
jfifteenti) Bag of jfeiruarp.
Article I. —St. Berach or Berachius, Abbot, Patron of Kilbarrv, CountyofRoscommon. [SixthorSeventhCentury.
]
— Islands, Scotland . . . Article IV. St. Colman, Bishop . . . Article v. —St. Sineach, of Srath . . .
Festival of St. of Article VI. —Reputed Gobnat,
Ballyvourney, County . . .
[Sixth Century. ] . . .
Chap. I. —Introduction—Prophecy
of St. Patrick St. regarding
Chap. II.
St. Berach is recommended by St. Dagceus to place
Berach—x\cts
of this
Man—His
and
Abbot of
Coman, Missionary
. . . . . . . . .
in the
Family Birth—Baptism and Fosterage, by his Uncle,
holy
Education— Cruimhther Froech—His early — Sent to
St. Dagoeus for further Instruction Miracles and
— Merits of St. Berach . . . . . . 534
His
himself under St. Kevin— Journey through
Crich Rois and Bregia—He arrives at Glendalough,
where he is joyfully received by St. Kevin—His Noviceship and Miracles, while there—St. Berach receives an Angelic Admonition to remove from
St. Kevin's Monastery . . . . . . 538
Chap. Ill—St. Berach's Departure from Glendalough—He sets out in a direct Course for Cluain-Coirpthe—Dispute with a Magus—Both are referred to /Edan, King of
—He leaves are
St. Mo-
Its
516
•
— — Page Scotland Return to Ireland St. Berach founds a
Chap. III.
—"Women, at a public Assembly . . . . . . 557 St. Farannan and many holy Persons at the Dnmi-
ceat Convention—Tibraid grants Land and endows
three Churches—One of these, Alt-Faranain served by our Saint—His Manner of living there—
'\
CONTENTS.
Cell at Dubheraith—Description of KUbanach, —CountyofDublin . . . — . . . 542
Chap. IV. St. Berach j^oes to Cluain-Coirpthe—Legend con- cerning his Contest with the Magus He founds a Monastery, at a Place afterwards called Kilbarry— His Miracles—Period assigned for his Death—His
Veneration—Conclusion . . . . . . Article II. —St. Farannan, Confessor, and Patron of Allfarannan, NOW Alternan, Parish of Easkey, County of Sligo.
[^Sixth Century.
Chap. I. —Introduction—Old Irish Life of St. Farannan—His
546
Acts—St. Columkille and the Convention at Drum-
— ceat—Its probable Site . . . . . . 55^
Chap. II. St. Columkille procures the Release of Scanlan, Prince of Ossory—St. Columba's spiritual Jurisdic- tion—At Easdra he meets various holy Men and
His Death, Festival, and popular Veneration for
—
Article III. —Feast of St. Dichul, Abbot of Lure. [Sixth and Seventh Centuries. '] 565 Article IV. —St. Fergus, or Ferghas, Son of Aedh, or Aengus . . . . . 565
his Memory
Conclusion . . . . . .
5^^
Article V. —Reputed Fe; -t of St. Eruaki, Ervvald, Arnwal, or Arnual, in Fran-
conia. y/'/obably about the Seventh Century. "] . . . . . . 5^5 Article VI. —Festival of Holy Martyrs . . . . . . . . . 565
Article VII. —Festival of the Blessed Richard Fitz Ralph, Archbishop of Armagh. [Fourteenth Century. ] . . . . . . . . . 5^^
Article VIII. —Reputed Feast of St. Columban, Abbot and Recluse at Ghent. -
[7enth Century. ] . . . Article IX. —Reputed Festival ot a St. Darerca
. . . . . . 566
. . . . . . 5^6
Article I. —St. Tanchon, or Tanco, Martyr and Third Bishop of Ver.
— DEN, IN Saxonv. [Eighth and Ninth Centuries? ^ . . . 567
Article II. St. Aedh Glas, Bishop, of Rath na n-Epscop, or Rathnaspick.
— [Possibly in the Fifth or Sixth Century. ] . . . . . . 569
Article III. St. . ^nghas, or CEnT;us, Bishop, of Rath na n-Epscop, or Rath-
— naspick. [Probably in the Sixth Century. ] Article IV. St. Roibne, or Robni, Abliot . .
