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Westropp (1904-5, 453) recorded the following details about Laraghlawe also known as Templenalawe; 'Evidently the Lathrachlanii, not far from Emlygrenan, 1185, in the Charter of
Magio. Alicia de Rupe in above suit also claimed Laythyrathlau from Peter le Botiller (Plea R. 32 of xxv Ed. I.). Suit of Abbot of Magio and R. de Kylsynyghe as to advowson of Layraglaue Chapel, 1302-3 (Cal. Mem. R., p. 513). The Chapel of Lathreclay was held under papal provision by Mauric MicBryan, Clerk, 1559 (Fiants, 84).
Fabric - A ruined church, not far to the north of the Port of Dunglare, the Claire of the Book of Rights, ante 900. It has a well of SS. Peter and Paul'.
Compiled by: Caimin O'Brien
Date of upload: 26 June 2019
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