Clonmacnoise
Monastery · 547 · Clonmacnoise
Ciarán's house on the Shannon, founded in the year the Annals of Ulster enter it and named in their obits for four centuries after. Its abbots are annalists' men: the record of the house is the record that survives of the Irish midlands.
The year is the source’s own.
Who
- Ciarán of Clonmacnoise Founder · The annal's own obit calls it his: he died 'in the 7th year after he had commenced to build Clonmacnoise'. The editor's note at 511 names him founder in as many words, but the annal is cited here rather than the editor.
Where
- Clonmacnoise the site; this page is the community that sat on it
Other monasteries
- Monte Cassino about 529 (Gardner, 1911 — not Gregory) · Abbey of Monte Cassino
- Iona 565 · Iona
- Lindisfarne 635 (the edition’s margin; Bede does not date it) · Lindisfarne
- Streaneshalch two years after Bede’s own 655 · Whitby Abbey
- Bercingum before 674, the edition’s date for Earconwald’s consecration · Barking Abbey
- The monastery of St Peter and St Paul 674, the second indiction and the fourth year of King Egfrid · Monkwearmouth-Jarrow Abbey
- Kellia no year is recorded · Kellia
- The Monastery of the Caves no year is recorded · Kyiv Pechersk Lavra
- Nitria no year is recorded · Nitria
- Sublacum no year is recorded · Subiaco
After Annala Uladh, Annals of Ulster · AU 547.