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Historic sites in Annagh parish, from Irish Tourist Association Survey, 1944

 

Listed here are some notable figures associated with Ballyhaunis. These include:

 

  • Rev. Fulgentius Jordan, prior of the Augustinian Abbey, martyred in 1642, and buried in the Abbey.
  • Bernard O’Gara, Archbishop of Tuam, resided in the abbey and erected a memorial to his father in 1739. There are brief notes on the history of the O’Gara family.
  • Lord Dillon, who converted to Protestantism in 1769 in order to hold onto hislands, is buried in the abbey.
  • William Burke of Murrisk Abbey resided in the Augustinian Abbey in 1770. He was author of “The Lament for Murrisk”
  • Rev. J. O’Neill was prior of the abbey in 1811
  • Bishop Heavey of Cairins, Queensland, Australia was born in Ballyhaunis.

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