Logainmneacha Chontae Phort Láirge

Logainm : Kilmacomb

Sonraí Riaracháin:

• Barony : Gaultiere

Tuairisc:
The foundation of this church is attributed to Mochumb, a 7th century Ossorian monk, contemporary and friend of SS. Canice, Pulcherius and Fachtna. Coma or Mochuma is not mentioned in the Irish martyrologies, though his name is distinctly perpetuated in the title of three churches of Ossory, two of Co. Waterford and at least one of Co. Cork. The Church of Kilmacomb appears to have been re-dedicated, to St. Matthew, Apostle, on whose feast (September 21st) the “pattern� was till recently kept. The ruins of a rather rude (approximately 14th century) church remain in a poor state of preservation.

Seanchló

Léarscáil de shuíomh an Pharóiste:

Bailtí Fearainne:
Ballinkina, Ballyloughmore, Ballyvoreen, Cross, Harristown, Kilmacomb, Knockhouse, Woodstown Lower, Woodstown Upper,

Acmhainní Gaolmhara

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Online Books and Journals
Full-text monographs, journals, and articles of Waterford Interest include useful resources for Affane:

• The Place-Names of Decies by Patrick Power. (Dublin; Cork University Press, 1952)
• Parish Files [Waterford County Library]
• The Parliamentary Gazetteer of Ireland 1843-44 [Waterford extracts]
• Ordnance Survey Letters [1841] by John O'Donovan
• Irish Tourist Authority Survey [1941-45]

Placenames Database of Ireland

• Logainm.ie

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