Cill Mhic an Deá/St. Macadaw's Church

Hierarchy

Cill Mhic an Deá

genitive: Chill Mhic an Deá

(Irish)

St. Macadaw's Church

(English)

Capitalise

Hierarchy

county

Ciarraí/Kerry

barony

Clann Mhuiris/Clanmaurice

civil parish

Baile Uí Thaidhg/Ballyheige

townland

Gleann Doire/Glenderry

Historical references

n/a	An Seabhac: Gleann Doire, ionad Cille agus ‘Tobar Mhic a’Deágha’ nó ‘Mhic a’Deághaidh’ nó ‘Macadea’ ann – cois trágha don tobar. Barony Map – Keelmacada; Ó Donn. –Cill Mhic a'Deá; Cill Mhic a'Deaghaidh; ag na daoine – St. Macadaw’s Church (agus St. Macadaws Well). Tá tobar Mhic a’Deaghaidh agus Cill Mhic a’Deaghaidh gairid don tráigh ann – agus an tsean-reilig. Deirtear gurbh é Naomh Erc an ‘Mac a’Deaghaidh’ sin – an duine gur chuir Pádraig go Ciarraighe é ó bhruach na Bóinne. B’é Erc a bhaist Naomh Bréanann.	Nóta Nóta eolais
1597	the termon or corb of Kilm’eda, a fourth part of a carucate	F Alt: 6117 Fiants: Calendar to Fiants of reign of Henry VIII. 1510-47...of Queen Elizabeth. 1558-1603'. In RDK (1875-90) Nóta eolais: Tagraítear d'uimhir ailt (ó am go chéile, nuair a théann an t-alt thar bhreis agus leathanach amháin, tagraítear d'alt agus do leathanach) / Reference to article number (occasionally, when the article extends over more than one page, the article and page number are given)., Áit foilsithe: London, Bliain foilsithe: 1875-90
1601	Tho. M’Philip of Kilm’dea	F Alt: 6497 Fiants: Calendar to Fiants of reign of Henry VIII. 1510-47...of Queen Elizabeth. 1558-1603'. In RDK (1875-90) Nóta eolais: Tagraítear d'uimhir ailt (ó am go chéile, nuair a théann an t-alt thar bhreis agus leathanach amháin, tagraítear d'alt agus do leathanach) / Reference to article number (occasionally, when the article extends over more than one page, the article and page number are given)., Áit foilsithe: London, Bliain foilsithe: 1875-90
1622	Kilvickydae	Inq.(Ci) Imleabhar: I, Leathanach: 185 Inquisitions, Co. Kerry, Vols. I, II & III
1756	Kilmc Ida	Smith Hist. Kerry, map C. Smith, The Antient and Present State of the County of Kerry [léarscáil chun tosaigh]
1756	a small chapel, dedicated to ... Mac Ida; where a rood or image of the saint is kept, which is held in great venertaion by a .. family names Corridon ...	Smith Hist. Kerry Leathanach: 211 The Antient and Present State of the county of Kerry Bliain: 1756, Bliain: 1756, Údar: Charles Smith, Údar: Charles Smith
1840c	St. Macadaw's Church (in Ruins)	SO 6" An tSuirbhéireacht Ordanáis, an chéad eagrán (6 orlach)/Ordnance Survey, first edition (6 inch)
1841	Cill Mhic a’Deaghaidh Situated in the Townland of Glenderry in this Parish are the remains of an old church called Cill Mhic a’Deaghaidh which signifies "the Church of the Son of Deaghaidh". This place lies to the South of Kerry Head…It is said that this Church was built by Saint Macadeaghaidh, whose Holy Well is situated on the Shore to the East of the Church. OC	LSO (Ci) Leathanach: 283-4/133 Litreacha na Suirbhéireachta Ordanáis, Co. Chiarraí/Ordnance Survey Letters, Co. Kerry.
2017	kiːl	Áit. Cainteoir: 002, Uimhir : Ci170711 Fianaise áitiúil, ar théip go hiondúil, ar coimeád i gcartlann an Bhrainse Logainmneacha. Bliain: 1952-

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