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inishglora early monastery

Inishglora Early Monastery

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Nothing is known of the history of this monastery beyond the fact that it was dedicated to St. Brendan the Navigator, who lived in the mid 6th century. The remains consist of three churches, three beehive huts, part of the old monastic wall and some inscribed crosses. Of the three churches, St. Brendan's Oratory is rectangular and has a sloping roof, a flat-headed doorway and a square-headed east window. The Saint's Church nearby uses mortar to bind the stones together, and it is probably later than the oratory. Outside the monastic wall is Teampull na mBan ('Women's Church'). there is also a holy well which is approached by seven steps.
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