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According to sources (Scantlebury, 1960), Saint Óengus the Culldee who was a bishop and writer living in the early 9th century, held to be the author of Féilire Óengussa and possibly of the Martyrology of Tallaght entered Tallaght monastery in disguise as a lay brother. He was given charge of the kiln and mill as one of his early duties. A mill race marked on the first ed. OS OS 6-inch maps may follow the course of an early mill race associated with this mill (pers comm Clare Crowley). Compiled by: Margaret Keane Updated on: 14 May 2020

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Mill — unclassified in Tallaght

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