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The following is a list of the monastic houses in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland.

The smaller establishments such as monastic cells and notable monastic granges (particularly those with resident monks) and camerae of the military orders of monks (Knights Templars and Knights Hospitallers) are included. The numerous monastic hospitals per se are not included here unless at some time the foundation had, or was purported to have, the status or function of an abbey, priory, or preceptory/commandery.

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Communities/provenance: shows the status and communities existing at each establishment, together with such dates as have been established as well as the fate of the establishment after dissolution, and the current status of the site.

Formal name or dedication: shows the formal name of the establishment or the person in whose name the church is dedicated, where known.

Alternative names: some of the establishments have had alternative names over the course of time. In order to assist in text-searching such alternatives in name or spelling have been provided.

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The sites listed are ruins or fragmentary remains unless indicated thus:
* current monastic function
+ current non-monastic ecclesiastic function
^ current non-ecclesiastic function
= remains incorporated into later structure
# no identifiable trace of the monastic foundation remains
~ exact site of monastic foundation unknown
ø possibly no such monastic foundation at location
¤ no such monastic foundation
≈ identification ambiguous or confused

Locations with names in italics indicate probable duplication (misidentification with another location) or non-existent foundations (either erroneous reference or proposed foundation never implemented).

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List of monastic houses in County Londonderry is located in County Londonderry
Aghadowey Monastery
Aghadowey Monastery
Aghanloo Monastery
Aghanloo Monastery
Agivey Monastery
Agivey Monastery
Ballymagrorty Monastery
Ballymagrorty Monastery
Ballynascreen Monastery
Ballynascreen Monastery
Banagher Monastery
Banagher Monastery
Bovevagh Monastery
Bovevagh Monastery
Camus Monastery
Camus Monastery
Church Island Monastery
Church Island Monastery
COLERAINE (see right)
COLERAINE
(see right)
Cumber Monastery
Cumber Monastery
LONDONDERRY (see right)
LONDONDERRY (see right)
Desertmartin Monastery
Desertmartin Monastery
Desertoghill Monastery
Desertoghill Monastery
Donnybrewer Monastery (approx.)
Donnybrewer Monastery (approx.)
Drumachose Abbey
Drumachose Abbey
Dunboe Monastery
Dunboe Monastery
Duncrun Monastery (approx.)
Duncrun Monastery (approx.)
Dungiven Monastery
Dungiven Monastery
Errigal Monastery (approx.)
Errigal Monastery (approx.)
Faughvale Monastery
Faughvale Monastery
Kilcronaghan Monastery
Kilcronaghan Monastery
Kilrea Monastery
Kilrea Monastery
Lan More Friary
Lan More Friary
Lissan Monastery (approx.)
Lissan Monastery (approx.)
Macosquin Abbey
Macosquin Abbey
Maghera Monastery
Maghera Monastery
Magilligan Monastery (approx.)
Magilligan Monastery (approx.)
Tamlaght Finlagan Monastery
Tamlaght Finlagan Monastery
Tamlaght O'Crilly Monastery
Tamlaght O'Crilly Monastery
Termoneeny Monastery
Termoneeny Monastery
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Locations of monastic houses in County Londonderry
List of monastic houses in County Londonderry is located in Londonderry
Derry Monastery (poss site)
Derry Monastery
(poss site)
Derry Monastery (poss site)
Derry Monastery
(poss site)
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Locations of monastic houses in County Londonderry
List of monastic houses in County Londonderry is located in Coleraine
Coleraine Monastery - St Patrick's
Coleraine Monastery - St Patrick's
Coleraine Monastery - St Carbreus (approx.)
Coleraine Monastery - St Carbreus
(approx.)
Coleraine Friary (approx.)
Coleraine Friary
(approx.)
Coleraine Killowen (approx.)
Coleraine Killowen
(approx.)
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Locations of monastic houses in Coleraine
Foundation Image Communities & Provenance Formal Name or Dedication
& Alternative Names 		OnLine References & Location
Aghadowey Monastery # early monastic site;
hospital of St Gowry 1603 		Achad-dubthaigh;
Achedoffey 		[1][2]
55°01′45″N 6°39′27″W / 55.02928°N 6.65749°W / 55.02928; -6.65749 (Aghadowey Monastery)
Aghanloo Monastery early monastic site;
under erenaghs until 16th century 		Ath-luga;
Ath-longe;
Allowa 		[3][4][5]
55°05′37″N 6°56′14″W / 55.093742°N 6.93718°W / 55.093742; -6.93718 (Aghanloo Monastery)
Agivey Monastery early monastic site; purportedly founded 7th century by St Guar of Aghadowey;
Cistercian monks
grange of Macosquin 		Augheve;
Athgeybi 		[6][7][8]
55°02′22″N 6°35′16″W / 55.03937°N 6.58776°W / 55.03937; -6.58776 (Agivey Monastery)
Ballymagrorty Monastery (Derry Diocese) early monastic site, founded 6th century by St Colmcille Baile-meg-robhartaig;
Baile-megrabhartaigh 		55°05′41″N 6°39′49″W / 55.0946007°N 6.6635672°W / 55.0946007; -6.6635672 (Ballymagrorty Monastery (Derry Diocese))
Ballynascreen Monastery early monastic site, founded 6th century by St Colmcille Scrin-coluim-cille [9][10]
54°45′33″N 6°52′00″W / 54.75914°N 6.86654°W / 54.75914; -6.86654 (Ballynascreen Monastery)
Banagher Monastery Banagher Old Church - geograph.org.uk - 595232 early monastic site, traditionally founded 11th century? by St Muriedbach O'Heney;
under erenaghs until early 17th century 		Bennchor;
Bangoria 		[11][12]
54°53′19″N 6°58′23″W / 54.8884889°N 6.9730569°W / 54.8884889; -6.9730569 (Banagher Monastery)
Bovevagh Monastery Site of Bovevagh old church - geograph.org.uk - 716443 early monastic site, purportedly founded 575 by St Colmcille;
oratory burned 1100;
under erenaghs until 17th century 		Both-mheidhbhe;
Both-medhbha 		[13][14]
54°57′33″N 6°56′44″W / 54.9591207°N 6.9455911°W / 54.9591207; -6.9455911 (Bovevagh Monastery)
Camus Monastery early monastic site, founded before c.580;
under erenaghs until 16th/17th century 		Camas;
Cambos;
Camsa 		[15][16]
55°06′02″N 6°38′06″W / 55.10056°N 6.63513°W / 55.10056; -6.63513 (Camus Monastery)
Church Island Monastery, Lough Beg early monastic site;
plundered by Ulidians 1129;
under erenaghs until early 17th century 		St Mochonna (possibly St Mochonna of Killyman)
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Inistaiti;
InisTeda;
Ballyscullion;
Inish Taoide 		[17]
54°47′24″N 6°29′05″W / 54.7899946°N 6.4847811°W / 54.7899946; -6.4847811 (Church Island Monastery)
Coleraine Monastery
St Patrick's 		early monastic site, founded 5th century by St Patrick;
burned 731;
suffered destruction 1171 and 1177; 		Cuil Raithin;
Cul-rathain;
Colran;
Bannin; 		[18]
55°07′55″N 6°40′07″W / 55.13202°N 6.66850°W / 55.13202; -6.66850 (Coleraine Monastery - St Patrick's)
Coleraine Monastery
St Carbreus 		early monastic site, founded 6th century by St Carbreus;
dismantled in 1213, Drumtarsey castle erected on site 		Cuil Raithin;
Abbey of the Bann 		[19][20]
55°08′04″N 6°40′43″W / 55.13432°N 6.67859°W / 55.13432; -6.67859 (Coleraine Monastery - St Carbreus (approx.)) (approx)
Coleraine Friary Dominican Friars
founded 1244;
Dominican Friars, Regular Observant
reformed 1484;
dissolved 1543 		St Mary [21][22]
55°07′49″N 6°40′21″W / 55.13040°N 6.67237°W / 55.13040; -6.67237 (Coleraine Friary (approx.)) (approx)
Coleraine
Killowen 		founded 1248 Drumtarsy;
Cill Eoghain - Owen's church;
Cill-Eogain - St John's Church 		[20][23][24] 55°07′42″N 6°40′35″W / 55.12834°N 6.67638°W / 55.12834; -6.67638 (Coleraine Killowen (approx.)) (approx)
Cumber Monastery early monastic site, traditionally founded 5th century by St Patrick; under secular erenaghs until early 17th century Combior;
Camer;
Commyr 		[25][26]
54°54′20″N 7°09′42″W / 54.905604°N 7.161785°W / 54.905604; -7.161785 (Cumber Monastery)
Derry Monastery ~ early monastic site, traditionally founded c.546 by St Colmcille, but probably c.590 by Fiachra mac Ciárain mac Ainmerech mac Sétna;
St Augustine's C.I. Church or St Columb's Church are cited as alternative possible locations of the monastery 		Daire-calgach;
Doire-Choluim-Chille;
Daire Duib-recles;
Cella Nigra 		[27]
54°59′41″N 7°19′26″W / 54.9947366°N 7.3239221°W / 54.9947366; -7.3239221 (St Augustine's Church, poss. site of Derry Monastery) possible
or
54°59′34″N 7°19′43″W / 54.9929°N 7.3285°W / 54.9929; -7.3285 (Long Tower Church (St Columb's Church, poss. site of Derry Monastery) possible
Derry Abbey Augustinian Canons Regular — Arroasian — affiliated to SS Peter & Paul, Armagh;
founded c.1233?;
reportedly in very poor state of repair by 1411, due to warfare and adversity;
churches desecrated and community expelled 1566; under occupation by English troops under Colonel Edward Randolph;
restored? canons possibly briefly returned;
dissolved 1576?; reoccupied by the English;
Augustinian Friars
refounded c.1643 		Cella Nigra
Derry Priory Cistercian nuns
founded 1218;
dissolved 1512
Derry Franciscan Priory purported foundation of Franciscan Friars;
(in 1609 the commissioners erroneously took the ruins of the Blackfriars house (see immediately below) to be Franciscan)
Derry — St Dominic's Priory spurious accounts of earlier Dominican foundation;
Dominican Friars
founded 1274;
dissolved 1576;
briefly restored? 		St Dominic
Desertmartin Monastery early monastic site, apparently founded by a member of the O'Lynn family (suggested by the name Mainister O'Fhloinn);
erenaghs until 16th century 		Mainister O'Fhloinn;
Moneysterlin 		[28][29][30]
54°46′12″N 6°40′15″W / 54.76996°N 6.67091°W / 54.76996; -6.67091 (Desertmartin Monastery)
Desertoghill Monastery early monastic site, purportedly founded by St Colmcille;
erenaghs until 16th century 		Disert-ui-tuathghaill;
Desert-O'Tuohill 		[31][32][33]
54°58′23″N 6°40′18″W / 54.97308°N 6.67169°W / 54.97308; -6.67169 (Desertoghill Monastery)
Donnybrewer Monastery early monastic site Domnach-dala;
Domnach-dola 		55°02′46″N 7°13′44″W / 55.0461037°N 7.2287786°W / 55.0461037; -7.2287786 (Donnybrewer Monastery (approx.)) (approx)
Drumachose Abbey early monastic site, patronised 6th century by St Cainnech Druimcoos;
Dirumcoos;
Dronagh;
Drungrosa;
Roa 		[34][35][36]
55°03′03″N 6°54′59″W / 55.05086°N 6.91641°W / 55.05086; -6.91641 (Drumachose Abbey)
Dunboe Monastery early monastic site, founded by St Adamnan;
erenaghs until 16th century 		Dun-bo;
~co Dun-mbó i n-Dal riatai;
Duna-uó, a tempull;
Durrbo, par. ecclesie de 		[37][38][39][40]
55°09′36″N 6°48′40″W / 55.160055°N 6.811075°W / 55.160055; -6.811075 (Dunboe Monastery)
Duncrun Monastery early monastic site, founded by St Patrick Dun-cruithne 55°08′48″N 6°56′01″W / 55.1466853°N 6.9335211°W / 55.1466853; -6.9335211 (Duncrun Monastery (approx.)) (approx)
Dungiven Monastery early monastic site, founded 7th century, by St Naechtain? Dun-geimin;
Dun-giobhin;
Dun-gevin 		[41]
54°55′02″N 6°55′18″W / 54.917333°N 6.9216549°W / 54.917333; -6.9216549 (Dungiven Monastery)
Dungiven Priory Augustinian Canons Regular — Arroasian?
founded after 1140? (after 1138?), purportedly by the O'Cahan family;
dissolved before 1603;
round tower incorporated into church, but collapsed c.1784 		St Mary
Errigal Monastery early monastic site, purportedly founded 6th century by St Colmcille;
destroyed by Norsemen 9th century;
erenaghs until 16th/17th century 		Airecal-Adamnan;
Arragel;
Temple Erigall;
Airecuil, Cainnech 		[42][43][44]
54°58′32″N 6°44′03″W / 54.97550°N 6.73408°W / 54.97550; -6.73408 (Errigal Monastery (approx.)) (approx)
Faughanvale Monastery early monastic site, erenaghs until 16th century St Canice (St Conici)
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Nuachongbail;
Fochwayll;
Killeitra;
Tircaerthian 		[45][46][4]
55°01′57″N 7°05′42″W / 55.032436°N 7.094947°W / 55.032436; -7.094947 (Faughvale Monastery)
Kilcronaghan Monastery Old Kilcronaghan Church, Mormeal - geograph.org.uk - 355618 early monastic site, patronised by St Cruithnechan;
erenaghs until early 17th century 		Cell-cruithneachain [47][48]
54°47′40″N 6°44′00″W / 54.79438°N 6.73333°W / 54.79438; -6.73333 (Kilcronaghan Monastery)
Killelagh Monastery erroneously given as County Derry in Gwynn & Hadcock index — actually County Donegal
Kilrea Monastery early monastic site; erenagh land until 1609 Cell-reagh [49]
54°56′00″N 6°34′42″W / 54.93341°N 6.57827°W / 54.93341; -6.57827 (Kilrea Monastery)
Lan More Friary ~ Franciscan Friars, Third Order Regular
foundation unknown;
dissolution unknown;
possibly County Londonderry or County Antrim 		Landmore? 55°02′05″N 6°36′34″W / 55.0347919°N 6.6093536°W / 55.0347919; -6.6093536 (Lan More Friary)
Lissan Monastery early monastic site, founded before 744 Lessan;
~Lessain episcopi;
~Lesan i Sliabh Callann,ó;
~o Lesan i Sliabh Callan 		[50]
54°41′07″N 6°46′05″W / 54.685226°N 6.7681474°W / 54.685226; -6.7681474 (Lissan Monastery (approx.)) (approx)
Macosquin Abbey + Cistercian monks — from Morimond, France
founded 1218;
dissolved before 1600; granted to the London Companies (Merchant Taylors) authorities for the plantation of Derry;
house named 'Glebe House' built on site of claustral buildings c.1770;
scant remains of monastic church incorporated into St Mary's C.I. parish church, built on site 		Clarus Fons;
Magoscain;
Moycoscain 		[51]
55°05′59″N 6°42′26″W / 55.0997568°N 6.7070842°W / 55.0997568; -6.7070842 (Macosquin Abbey)
Maghera Monastery + early monastic site, founded 6th century by St Lurach;
plundeded by the Norsemen 832;
church burnt 1135;
diocesan cathedral
see transferred from Ardstraw c.1152;
see transferred to Derry 1254 		Machaire-ratha-luraig;
Rath-Luraig;
Rath-lure 		[52][53]
54°50′32″N 6°40′24″W / 54.84213°N 6.673466°W / 54.84213; -6.673466 (Maghera Monastery)
Magilligan Monastery early monastic site, erenagh land until early 17th century Aird-megiollagain;
Ardia;
Scrin-i-nArdia;
Ballynascreen-ardia;
Tamlachta-ard;
Tamlaght-ard;
The Shrine of St Columb 		55°07′44″N 6°56′33″W / 55.1289776°N 6.9424186°W / 55.1289776; -6.9424186 (Magilligan Monastery (approx.)) (approx)
Tamlaght Finlagan Monastery early monastic site, founded 585 by St Fionn-logha;
erenaghs until early 17th century;
site occupied by remains of a church destroyed 1641 		Tamlacht-fionloga;
Templefinlagan;
Ballykelly 		[54]
55°02′26″N 6°58′50″W / 55.0404831°N 6.9806735°W / 55.0404831; -6.9806735 (Tamlaght Finlagan Monastery)
Tamlaght O'Crilly Monastery early monastic site; erenaghs until early 17th century Ta, lachta-mac-ninaich [55][56]
54°53′37″N 6°34′59″W / 54.89365°N 6.58304°W / 54.89365; -6.58304 (Tamlaght O'Crilly Monastery)
Termoneeny Monastery early monastic site; erenaghs until early 17th century ~in Enga;
Termon-any
Eanegea 		[57][58]
54°50′00″N 6°40′02″W / 54.83334°N 6.66735°W / 54.83334; -6.66735 (Termoneeny Monastery)


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