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1. Sant Finnian (6 259 octets)
   Catégorisation : Saints
   9: | Photo = StFinian.jpg
   15: ...d_Church_of_St_Finian_Statue_St_Finian_2007_08_26.jpg Commons Wikipedia]
   18: ...andseye.com/irish/people/saints/finnian.shtm Site Ireland's Eye]
   19: ...and.com/storiesofsaints/finnian.htm Site Monastic Ireland]
   28: ...odern-day County Meath and the Twelve Apostles of Ireland studied under him. He might have been born at Mys...
2. Sant Patrig (15 275 octets)
   Catégorisation : Saints
   9: | Photo = StPatrick.jpg
   76: Saint Patrick, Ireland's Patron Saint
   78: ...en raise a toast or two in honour of St. Patrick, Ireland's patron saint. While St. Patrick's Day is undoub...
   84: ...of age, I knew not the true God; and I was led to Ireland in captivity with many thousand persons according...
   96: ..., a Druid of the Dal Riada in what is now Antrim, Ireland. Here he remained for six years, tending sheep an...
3. Sant Koulmkell (9 231 octets)
   Catégorisation : Saints
   9: | Photo = StColumba.jpg
   39: ...eval Period. He was one of the Twelve Apostles of Ireland.[1]
   41: Early life in Ireland
   43: ... in Gartan, near Lough Gartan, County Donegal, in Ireland. On his father's side he was great-great-grandson...
   45: ...St. Finian became known as the Twelve Apostles of Ireland, Columba was one of these. He became a monk and w...
4. Sant Munis (4 953 octets)
   Catégorisation : Saints
   9: | Photo = StMunisForgney.jpg
   15: ...&medium=All&style=All&theme=All Site Portraits of Ireland]
   30: ...other saints, especially the two patron saints of Ireland, Patrick and Brigid. It is not known exactly when...
   32: ...unis and Rioch accompanied their uncle Patrick to Ireland and helped him with his missionary work there. Me...
   40: ...ldren who all became saints or Bishops, mostly in Ireland: St. Echea, St. Lalloca, St. Mel-Noch, St. Rioch,...
5. Sant Kenan (2 574 octets)
   Catégorisation : Saints
   9: | Photo = Duleek.jpg
   15: ...and.com/High%20Cross%20Duleek.htm Site Megalithic Ireland]
   40: 50 hostages whom the princes of Ireland gave to King Leogair, but he was
   43: ... Martin of Tours (f.d. November 11). Returning to Ireland, he
   47: place. Kenan was the first bishop in Ireland to build his own cathedral
6. Sant Senan (7 491 octets)
   Catégorisation : Saints
   9: | Photo = StSenan.jpg
   39: ... miles east of present day Kilrush, County Clare, Ireland. According to the prose life, his mother entered ...
   41: ... France and Rome. Studying in many monasteries in Ireland, including Glendalough and Kerry, he founded a mo...
   59: ...est Clare. Clare Library. City: Ennis, Co. Clare, Ireland. Retrieved on November 10, 2005.
   66: ... miles east of present day Kilrush, County Clare, Ireland. According to the prose life, his mother entered ...
7. Sant Kevin (10 313 octets)
   Catégorisation : Saints
   9: | Photo = StKevin.jpg
   40: ...o was the Abbot of Glendalough in County Wicklow, Ireland. "Kevin" is the English-language spelling of the ...
   42: ...ecame one of the chief pilgrimage destinations in Ireland. His legend says that he lived to the age of 120.
   44: ...y, especially that of women; his name was used in Ireland as a term for men with cold relations with women ...
   51: ...ble father Kevin of Glendalough, Wonder-worker of Ireland (also Coemgen, Caoimhghin, Coemgenus, and Kavin) ...
8. Sant Brec'han (5 504 octets)
   Catégorisation : Saints
   9: | Photo = BreconBeacons.jpg
   21: ...relandwest.ie/upload/documents/Frenchpdf.pdf Site Ireland West]
   44: ...ldren who all became saints or Bishops, mostly in Ireland: St. Echea, St. Lalloca, St. Mel-Noch, St. Rioch,...
   74: '''Site Ireland West''' :
9. Sant Deklan (3 269 octets)
   Catégorisation : Saints
   9: | Photo = StDeclan.jpg
   29: Born 5th century, Ireland
   39: ...of four bishops to have preceded Saint Patrick in Ireland in the early 5th century (See also Saints Ailbhe,...
   43: ...f the Decies, an ancient principality of southern Ireland, to Christianity. There he founded the monastic s...
   52: Ardmore is the oldest Christian settlement in Ireland. St. Declan lived in the period 350 -450 AD and c...
10. Sant Konstantin (12 268 octets)
    Catégorisation : Saints
    9: | Photo = Constantine.jpg
    46: ... penitent monk at St. Mochuda Monastery at Rahan, Ireland. He
    67: Ireland at Rathin, made famous by St. Carthage and Mochud...
    146: ...Montague, H. P. (1981). The Saints and Martyrs of Ireland.
    177: ...e Breviary of Aberdeen as entering a monastery in Ireland incognito before joining Saint Mungo (alias Kenti...
11. Sant Killian (5 657 octets)
    Catégorisation : Saints
    9: | Photo = StKilian.jpg
    50: ...logy. According to Maurus, Kilian was a native of Ireland, whence with eleven companions he went to eastern...
    52: Kilian was born in Mullagh, Co Cavan, Ireland and is the patron saint of the parish of Tuosist,...
    54: ...ling (e.g. Chillian, Killian, Cilian, Kilian). In Ireland, the preferred spelling is Cillian; the name appe...
    56: Killian is still in use as a given name in Ireland, the USA and the Franconian portion of Germany.
12. Sant Brynach (10 191 octets)
    Catégorisation : Saints
    9: | Photo = StBrynach.jpg
    40: ..., although this is unlikely. He was probably from Ireland since 'Bernach' is an Irish name and he is occasi...
    61: ...as the chieftain 'Fernach' who came to Wales from Ireland with the young Brychan of Brycheiniog. However, E...
    92: O holy Brynach, thou didst leave thy native Ireland/ to seek God in
13. Sant Tassach (3 184 octets)
    Catégorisation : Saints
    9: | Photo = Raholp.jpg
    15: ...roduct.aspx?ProductID=2878 Site Discover Northern Ireland]
    20: ...land.ie/article.aspx?ArticleID=1009 Site Northern Ireland]
    49: ...e was later appointed the first bishop of Rahoip, Ireland, and gave Patrick the last rites.
    52: '''Site Northern Ireland''' :
14. Sant Donan (11 090 octets)
    Catégorisation : Saints
    9: | Photo = StDonan.jpg
    70: ...nd disciple of St. Columba, who followed him from Ireland to Scotland toward the end of the sixth century. ...
    74: ...rother's monastery at Cluain, or Clonmacnoise, in Ireland, in the sixth century.
    98: ...te independent of Iona; and although it came from Ireland, there are indications that the head and members ...
15. Sant Loman (2 518 octets)
    Catégorisation : Saints
    9: | Photo = Boyne.jpg
    27: .... Some say that he was a bishop before he came to Ireland, but this seems unlikely, as he would not accept ...
16. Sant Kerne (5 555 octets)
    Catégorisation : Saints
    9: | Photo = ClonMacNoise.jpg
    30: ... Irish saints: The earliest Christian monument in Ireland is the Kilnasaggart standing stone in County Arma...
    31: ...of four bishops to have preceded Saint Patrick in Ireland. This is unlikely, though he may have been his co...
    48: ... to build a church and monastery in the middle of Ireland and in 545 he founded the Monastery of Clonmacnoi...
17. Sant Tierneg (2 288 octets)
    Catégorisation : Saints
    9: | Photo = Clogher.jpg
    43: ...of Cluanois Abbey in Monaghan. Bishop of Clogher, Ireland.
18. Santez Lupita (1 740 octets)
    Catégorisation : Saints
    9: | Photo = Ireland.jpg
    10: | Phototexte = Ireland, land of Saints and Scholars
19. Sant Konan (5 481 octets)
    Catégorisation : Saints
    9: | Photo = SaintConnan.jpg
    47: ...ldren who all became saints or Bishops, mostly in Ireland: St. Echea, St. Lalloca, St. Mel-Noch, St. Rioch,...
20. Sant Bran (3 975 octets)
    Catégorisation : Saints
    9: | Photo = StVran.jpg
    31: ...strup Cauldron. Bran's sister marries the King of Ireland and they are given the cauldron as a wedding gift...

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