What is recorded here

Inchmore is a narrow island in Lough Ree where a ruined church still stands beside a harbour that kept its name after the building collapsed. The annals mention a learned man from the island in 1103, while local tradition carries the place back to St. Laobhán and a monastery older than written record. Augustinian canons, Tudor seizures and Dillon landlords followed, yet the water still marks the boundary between sacred memory and ordinary ownership.

Inchmore is recorded as a island in County Westmeath. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.