St Dympna’s Well
SAINT DYMPNA’S WELL Tobar Damhnata Saint Dympna’s well, is in a field beside the old church and grave yard, north of Kildalkey. It has been recognised for
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SAINT DYMPNA’S WELL Tobar Damhnata Saint Dympna’s well, is in a field beside the old church and grave yard, north of Kildalkey. It has been recognised for
1801-1890 Information for the resume has been obtained from the Encyclopaedia of New Zealand, The North Shore Local History web site, and the Catholic Encyclopaedia
Mass Sites GLACK, BALLIVOR. The celebration of the sacraments was severely suppressed in the 16th and 17th centuries. A rock on which it is believed that Mass
THE ORDNANCE SURVEY MAP OF 1837 INDICATES THAT IN THE LOCALITY THERE WERE GRAVEYARDS AT:- Muchwood, Elm Grove, Killaconnigan, Kildalkey, Near KIllyon House, Clondalee Bridge,
Extracted from The Catholic Encyclopaedia, Encyclopaedia Britannica and Wikipedia. It is believed that Saint Dymphna was born in North East Ireland during the 7th Century. Her life
CHURCH OF SAINT DYMPHNA AT KILDALKEY The parishes of Ballivor and Kildalkey have a history of being joined together and separated for various reasons mostly
SAINT COLUMBANUS 543-615 There are many records of the life of Saint Columbanus. The initial accounts are those of Jonas from Suza who entered St
THE DOMINICAN FRIARY AT DONORE Co-ordinates: – North:- 53.29.680; West:- 006.56.752 The survival of Catholicism and origins of the parishes of Ballivor, Longwood, Killyon and
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