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• Clandrohid
• Clear Island
• Cloyne
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• Corker
• Dunowen
• Gougane Barra
• Greenhill
• Kilcullen South
• Kilmaclenine
• Kilnaruane
• Kilteskin
• Kinneigh
• Knockakeo
• Knockdrum
• Knocketrellane
• Labbamolaga
• Lisheens
• Loch Hyne (Lough Ine)
• Michelstown
• Midleton
• MontBridget
• Mushera
• Raffeen
• Rosscarbery
• Templebryan
• Tubrid Millstreet
• Tullylease
• UCC Cork and Museum
• Youghal

St Berrihert (839) may have been the grandson of a Saxon prince who came, with St Colman, to Ireland after the Synod of Whitby in 664. He and many others came to Tullylease and founded a monastery renowned for its artwork in metal. St Berehert’s stone dated 800 has a remarkable Greek cross with inscription in Greek and Latin.

OS: 72 359 187 marked

See also:

• Irish Monasticism

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