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Manisternagalliaghduff Convent convent

Shanagolden
Limerick City
Limerick
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This Augustinian convent dates from the 13th century and is one of the few medieval convents remaining. There is a cloister with a refectory along its south wall and a church projecting from its east side. A window to the east and door to the north were inserted in the 15th century, the latter presumably to offer access directly to the church. To the south of the church is a room called ‘The Black Hag’s Cell’ where it is said that the last abbess practiced witchcraft; a legend perhaps dating from propaganda of the Dissolution period.
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The nunnery is situated in a secluded valley about 2 miles east of Shanagolden.
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