Cill Tiarnáin, Contae na Gaillimhe

WD Bosca Sonraí FoirgneamhCill Tiarnáin, Contae na Gaillimhe
Sonraí
Cineál	Eaglais
Suíomh geografach
Limistéar riaracháin	Cill Tiarnáin Thoir, Éire
	53° 11′ 17″ N, 8° 50′ 35″ O / 53.188°N,8.843°W
Séadchomhartha náisiúnta na hÉireann
Aitheantóir	446

Is eaglais mheánaoiseach agus Séadchomhartha Náisiúnta i gContae na Gaillimhe í Cill Tiarnáin.^[1]^[2]

Tá sí suite 2.9 km (1.8 míle) soir ó dheas ó Chill Cholgáin, i ngar don bhóthar M18.

Stair

Níl aon taifead scríofa ar Chill Tiarnáin. Creidtear gurbh é Naomh Tiarnán a bhunaigh í sa 5ú haois CE, agus gur tógadh an séipéal cloiche atá ann anois san 8ú haois.^[3]

Nuair a rinneadh tochailt ar an suíomh, thángthas ar bhalla imfhálaithe nach raibh comhthreomhar leis an séipéal.^[4]

Tagairtí

↑ Committee (15 May 2018). “Report”. H.M. Stationery Office.
↑ Comber, Michelle (15 Bealtaine 2018). "Native evidence of non-ferrous metalworking in early historic Ireland". J. and E. Hedhes. ISBN 9781841713809.– tríd Google Books
↑ “Kiltiernan Church - Church in Galway - Kiltiernan Church Galway”.
↑ Marshall, Jenny White (15 Bealtaine 2018). "High Island: An Irish Monastery in the Atlantic". Town House and Country House. ISBN 9781860591211.– tríd Google Books

[1] Committee (15 May 2018). “Report”. H.M. Stationery Office.

[2] Comber, Michelle (15 Bealtaine 2018). "Native evidence of non-ferrous metalworking in early historic Ireland". J. and E. Hedhes. ISBN 9781841713809.– tríd Google Books

[3] “Kiltiernan Church - Church in Galway - Kiltiernan Church Galway”.

[4] Marshall, Jenny White (15 Bealtaine 2018). "High Island: An Irish Monastery in the Atlantic". Town House and Country House. ISBN 9781860591211.– tríd Google Books

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