COMERFORD WAY: Patrick Comerford: Mellifont

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27 January 2025

Part of my childhood fades
as the last monks leave
Mount Melleray Abbey near
Cappoquin at the weekend

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Mount Melleray Abbey … founded in 1833, 6 km outside Cappoquin, Co Waterford (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) Patrick Comerford Part of m...

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29 August 2021

Praying in Ordinary Time 2021:
92, Mellifont Abbey, Co Louth

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The ruins of Mellifont Abbey … the ruins of the largest and oldest Cistercian abbey in Ireland (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) Patrick Co...

19 February 2020

Saint Mary’s Askeaton:
priests and people,
a journey through time

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Saint Mary’s Church, Askeaton … if only these walls could talk? (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2020) Patrick Comerford Askeaton Civic...

27 July 2014

Viewing the cross at Balrath and
the ruins at Mellifont before
lunch by the beach in Bettystown

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A table for two on the terrace outside Relish in Bettystown, Co Meath (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2014) Patrick Conerford Despite ...

18 January 2014

The ‘Church History Road Tour’
visits Drogheda ... and goes on

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Darkness closes in on Skerries Harbour at the end of today’s journey on the ‘Church History Road Tour’ (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2014)...

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Part of my childhood fades as the last monks leave Mount Melleray Abbey near Cappoquin at the weekend

Praying in Ordinary Time 2021: 92, Mellifont Abbey, Co Louth

Saint Mary’s Askeaton: priests and people, a journey through time

Viewing the cross at Balrath and the ruins at Mellifont before lunch by the beach in Bettystown

The ‘Church History Road Tour’ visits Drogheda ... and goes on

Part of my childhood fades
as the last monks leave
Mount Melleray Abbey near
Cappoquin at the weekend

Praying in Ordinary Time 2021:
92, Mellifont Abbey, Co Louth

Saint Mary’s Askeaton:
priests and people,
a journey through time

Viewing the cross at Balrath and
the ruins at Mellifont before
lunch by the beach in Bettystown

The ‘Church History Road Tour’
visits Drogheda ... and goes on