School: Tulla (B.)
- Location:
- An Tulach, Co. an Chláir
- Teacher: Ml. Ó Maonaigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0589, Page 180
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“Tulla was named among the parishes in the diocese of Killaloe in 1302.”
(continued from previous page)In 1367 the monastery of Tulla, despoiled in 1350, was re-built by Convarn MacNamara the then Lord of Clancuilean (the territory of the MacNamaras, at first known as Uí Caisín and granted to his son, Teige, a priest. Following him, Macon MacNamara, chief of Clancuilean, 1393-1397 endowed Tulla with a number of lands, forming the "Termon of the Church." These lands included Tulla, Killeen, Lisofin, Clon[teen?], Knockdruimleague, Moymore, Fomerla Kiltanon, Tirsheeda (Tyredagh) Kildonalballagh (now Ardbody or Ardboula), Ballyore, Creggancryen, Drumaghmartin Bunavonee, Furhee, Laughaun, Cutteen and Rine.
The rector of the Parish Church that year (1393) was Macon MacNamara's son, Donchad (Denis) MacNamara. Other priests were Reginald O'Halloran 1407 and Gilbert O'Lane (O'Lean) 1421.(continues on next page)