Ulster Journal of Archaeology volume 1854
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Script, vol. Iv p. 105. Lunge, jejuniis et orationibus collectio a dasmonuin de- Mayo, sheet 74- See the map prefixed to O'Dono- fendatur invasione ; ubi nemo excepto uno qui mortuus van's Hy-Fiaehrach, (east edge); also his note on Four est hac vice morietur. Quod itajuxta vaticinium ejus Masters, A. D. ()72. Explftum est. Nam cum multi in cceteris ejusdem in- History of Ireland, vol. I, p. 318, Ed. Haliday. Suite monasteriis eodera morbo morerentur, nemo nisi v Aengus Keledeus, de Sanctis Ilo...monimis, in Trias unus, apud Baitheneum in sua est mortuus congrega- Thaum. P. 611, a. 241 in regione Dal-riedlae, " unless by this he means the Scottish settlement. " (2) It is a curious fact that there is a spot on the island still called Kilbride, that is, " Brigid's Church. " It is on the north side, in the farm of Cornagmore, and human remains which are found here indicate a cemetery where a small chapel is known to have existed, the walls of which were removed to help in building some adjacent cabins.
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Script, vol. Iv p. 105. Lunge, jejuniis et orationibus collectio a dasmonuin de- Mayo, sheet 74- See the map prefixed to O'Dono- fendatur invasione ; ubi nemo excepto uno qui mortuus van's Hy-Fiaehrach, (east edge); also his note on Four est hac vice morietur. Quod itajuxta vaticinium ejus Masters, A. D. ()72. Explftum est. Nam cum multi in cceteris ejusdem in- History of Ireland, vol. I, p. 318, Ed. Haliday. Suite monasteriis eodera morbo morerentur, nemo nisi v Aengus Keledeus, de Sanctis Ilo...monimis, in Trias unus, apud Baitheneum in sua est mortuus congrega- Thaum. P. 611, a. 241 in regione Dal-riedlae, " unless by this he means the Scottish settlement. " (2) It is a curious fact that there is a spot on the island still called Kilbride, that is, " Brigid's Church. " It is on the north side, in the farm of Cornagmore, and human remains which are found here indicate a cemetery where a small chapel is known to have existed, the walls of which were removed to help in building some adjacent cabins.
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