Patent Roll 2 Henry VI <br> INSPEXIMUS of letters of William Mool and Richard Fowler, chaplains, dated 8 Aug. [1381] 5 Ric. II, by which they quitclaimed, for themselves and their heirs, to Laurence Petit, and his heirs and assigns, all their right and claim in the manor of Rathkenny, (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

Rathkenny, Slane, Raynoldston (Lawrencii Dowdall de…Gent), Swaynston (Lawrencii Tase), <br> Kylmaynanwood (Migelli Carolan de …)… Kylmaynhanwood (Willelmi McWyrryr de …) <br> Boyane (Donaldi O Moledy de … Magonii Ossey de eadem … Willelmi Magourt de …), <br> Rouske (Hoberti Tyrell) <br> Ramakryghan (Johannis Halpenny de …) <br> Slane (Donaldi O Mulrean de …) <br> Shamohor (Nicholai O Mulphadryk de … Caroli O Mulphadryk) <br> Shanogher (Owini O Keralan) <br> Malahagh (Petri Pedyn de …) <br> Balycoghyll (Henrici Cruse de …) <br> Rathkenny (Johannis Carolan de …) <br> Ladyrath (Johannis Halpenny de …) …proborum et legalium hominum de visneto rectorie predict iuratorum. Crown Survey 40-41

(236). Lease to Thomas Agarde, of Bectyff, gent. ; of lands in Trym, Ladyrathe, Grange of Trym, Rathnally, Creroke, Freffane, Richardeston, Ardcraghe, Chanonton, Stonehall, Rocheton, Ryngelston, Rathkenny, and Wodton, rectories of B.V.M. of Trym, [Kildalke], Cloynard, the Grange alias West Grange, and . Balnecloighe, county Meath, possessions of the late abbey of the B.V.M. of Trym. FHen. 318

Morchurche, Rathkenye CPCR 131 Pentneye (Licence to George, Archbishop of Dublin, with the consent of…William Pentneye, Vicar of Morchurche… Andrew Barnewall and John Tyrrell, Vicars of Rathkenye. William

CPCR (Morrin) 187 119. Pardon of Richard Walle of Rathkene, gent—Sept. 1, 3°.

CPCR (Morrin) 205 64. Pardon of Thomas Luttrell, of Luttrelston, knight, Lucy Letterwell, of Douth; Thomas Hamlyng, Mathew Talbot, Thomas Fleming, vicar of Rathmolean; John Tyrrill, vicar of Rathkeny; John Fyane, vicar of Laraghbryn, George Bryn, and Roger Roche, chaplain.-Dublin, rllay 9.

Lease … to Francis Agarde, esq … the rectory of Rathkenny, extending to Rathkenny, Ladirath, Chamerston, Olougheleston and Mylaughe ; the rectory of Kylmessan, extending to Kylmessan, Curleston, and Kylcarte F 1480

(Gluais) Navan…Steph. Blackine for Cowlneallven, Warren of Churchtown, W. FitzGarret of Ongestown, Pat. Manning of Hatton, Rob. Fleming of Rathkenny, Th. Teling of Mullagha, Th. Bath of Ladin-Rath, Th. Ashe of Trim, Rob. Hamon of the same, Js. Cusake of Tullegharde, Jasper Staples of Hollanstone, Chr. Birt of Curghton, Descript. Ir. 94

THOMAS LEIGH aforesaid. —Drominstowne and part of Rathkenny, 416 a...bar. Navan. ASE 141

Maurice [Eustace], Rathkenagh, co. Meath. <br> Prerogrative Wills 158

John [Hussey], Rathkenny, co. Meath. <br> Prerogrative Wills 243

"Same as the Parish." [Nóta OD]

"…in the N. E. part is a large circular fort, in the S. E. part of townland is the Black lough and 34 perches N. W. from it is an oval shaped Danish fort. In the S. W. extremity is the village of Windy Harbour…Mullaghmore Village…both poor straggling hamlets..."