Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland . 5 !: o o 240 ROYAL SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF IRELAND letters to him and his answere there uppon here inclosed sent wiltmore at large informe y^ Excie therein ; whereuppon I had thearmie drawen before the said fforte, and a partie employed underthe comaund of Colonell Myles Swine, who within halfe an houres-time gained the said fortte, puting to the sworde all the wardersexcept the said , who saved himseK hidden amongstladyes and other gentlewomen, yett he is deadly wounded. i. DuNGiVEN—Chancel Akch and East End(From Photograp
Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland . 5 !: o o 240 ROYAL SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF IRELAND letters to him and his answere there uppon here inclosed sent wiltmore at large informe y^ Excie therein ; whereuppon I had thearmie drawen before the said fforte, and a partie employed underthe comaund of Colonell Myles Swine, who within halfe an houres-time gained the said fortte, puting to the sworde all the wardersexcept the said , who saved himseK hidden amongstladyes and other gentlewomen, yett he is deadly wounded. i. DuNGiVEN—Chancel Akch and East End(From Photograph by H. S. Crawford) St Marys Priory.—A monastery for canons regular of StAugustine was founded here by 0 Cathain in 1100, according toAllemande ; but it does not appear that the Ui Cathain were lordsof this district of the Ciannachta at so early a date. Echri0 Maolmuire was lord of Ciannachta until 1100, and DunchadhO Conchobhair was lord of the Ciannachta Ghlinne-geimhin until1104. The first 0 Cathain named as lord of Ciannachta is Raglmall Gilbert, Contemporary History, ii, 423. PEOCEEDINGS 241 son of lomhar, who was killed in 1138. It is more probable thatthe monastery of Dungiven was one of the early foundations w hichlike Derry, adopted the rule of the canons regular in a period ofreform. The Ui Cathain after their rise to power were, no doubt,benefactors to the house, and made it, as Sampson says,i theirburying place. The priory is occasionally mentioned in the calendarsof the Vatican Archives, especially during the 15th cent
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