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Ирландиядағы архиепископтық атақ
Archiepiscopal title in Ireland
Туам архиепискобы (Тьюам; Ard Easpag Thuama) – Ирландияның Галвей графтығындағы Туам қаласының атымен аталатын архиепископ. Бұл атақ 1839 жылға дейін Ирландия шіркеуі қолданды, және Католик шіркеуі оны бүгінге дейін қолданып келеді.
The Archbishop of Tuam ('/tj//uː//ə//m/ TEWəm; Ard Easpag Thuama) is an archbishop which takes its name after the town of Tuam in County Galway, Ireland. The title was used by the Church of Ireland until 1839, and is still in use by the Catholic Church.
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1111 жылы Ратбрейсал синодында Туам Эльфин епархиясына шамамен сәйкес келетін епархияның орталығы деп белгіленді, ал Конг Батыс Коннахттағы Туам архиепархиясына сәйкес келетін епархияның орталығы ретінде таңдалды. Конг епископтары туралы ешқандай жазба жоқ, сондай-ақ 1152 жылға дейін ирландиялық жылнамаларда "Туам епискобы" деген атақ берілген ешкім жоқ. Дегенмен, жылнамаларда Каташах Уа Конайл (1117 жылы қайтыс болған), Домхналл Уа Дубхтай (1117–1136), Муиреадхах Уа Дубхтай (1136–1150) сияқты бірнеше "Коннахт архиепископтары/епископтары" тіркелген – соңғысынан кейін Аед Уа Хойсин қызмет етті. 1152 жылы Келс синодында Туам архиепископтығы алты тәуелді епархиямен бірге құрылды. Қазіргі архиепископ – Франциск Даффи, ол 2021 жылдың 10 қарашасында Ватиканның шешімімен Туам архиепископы болып тағайындалды және 2022 жылдың 9 қаңтарында қызметке кірді. Архиепископтың резиденциясы – Архиепископ үйі, Туам, Галвей графтығы, Ирландия.
At the Synod of Rathbreasail in 1111, Tuam was named as the seat of a diocese corresponding roughly with the diocese of Elphin, whilst Cong was chosen as the seat of a diocese corresponding with the later archdiocese of Tuam in west Connacht. There is no record of any bishops of Cong, and no bishop was given the title "bishop of Tuam" in the Irish annals before 1152. However the annals recorded some "archbishops/bishops of Connacht" such as Cathasach Ua Conaill (died 1117), Domhnall Ua Dubhthaigh (1117–1136), Muireadhach Ua Dubhthaigh (1136–1150) – the latter was succeeded by Áed Ua hOissín. At the Synod of Kells in 1152, the archdiocese of Tuam was established with six suffragan dioceses. The current archbishop is the Most Reverend Francis Duffy who was announced as the new archbishop of Tuam by the Holy See on 10 November 2021 and subsequently installed on 9 January 2022. The archbishop's residence is the Archbishop's House, Tuam, County Galway, Ireland.
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Реформацияға дейінгі Туам архиепископтары
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1152–1161 Áed Ua hOissín Келс синодында 1152 жылы Туамның алғашқы архиепископы болды, онда ол Папаның легаты кардинал Джованни Папарониден паллий алды; қызметте қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Хью О'Хессион немесе Эданусбеф деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1167–1201 Cadla Ua Dubthaig 1167 жылға дейін архиепископ болды; 1201 жылы Конг аббаттығында қызметте қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Катал О'Дуффи, Кадла О'Дублай немесе Католикус деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1202–1235 Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. 1202 жылы архиепископ болды; 1235 жылдың 23 наурызында архиепископ лауазымынан қанағаттанды және Дублин қаласындағы Әулие Мария аббаттығына зейнетке шықты; 1238 жылы қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Феликс О'Руадайн деп те аталады; оның жүрегі Ирландияның Жоғары Королі Руайдри Уа Конхобайр болды.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1236–1249 Máel Muire Ó Lachtáin Бұрынғы Туам диакыны; 1236 жылдың 6 сәуіріне дейін архиепископ сайланды және сол жылы қасиеттілікке ие болды; 1249 жылдың 25 желтоқсанына дейін қызметте қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Мариан, немесе Мэл Мурри О'Лахнан деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1250–1256 Flann Mac Flainn Бұрынғы Туам канцлері; 1250 жылдың 27 мамырына дейін архиепископ сайланды; 1250 жылдың 25 шілдесінде уақыттық иелікке ие болды; 1250 жылдың 25 желтоқсанында қасиеттілікке ие болды; 1256 жылдың 29 маусымына дейін қызметте қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Флорентиус, Флоренс МакФлинн, Флоренс Флоин немесе Фиаха О'Флин деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1257–1258 Walter de Saleron Бұрынғы Лондон қаласындағы Әулие Павел диакыны (1254–1257); 1257 жылдың 29 мамырында архиепископ сайланды және 6 қыркүйекте қасиеттілікке ие болды; 1257 жылдың 6 қарашасында уақыттық иелікке ие болды; 1258 жылдың 22 сәуіріне дейін қызметте қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Уолтер де Лондон деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1258–1279 Tommaltach Ó Conchobair 1258 жылдың 17 шілдесінен кейін Туам архиепископы сайланды, бірақ 1259 жылдың 23 наурызына дейін Элфиннен ауыстырылмады; 1259 жылдың 20 шілдесінде уақыттық иелікке ие болды; 1279 жылдың 16 маусымында қызметте қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Томас О'Конор деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1283 (Nicol Mac Flainn) 1283 жылдың 20 қазанына дейін сайланды, бірақ ешқашан қасиеттілікке ие болған жоқ.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1280 (Malachias Hibernicus) 1280 жылдың 22 сәуірінде сайланды, ешқашан ресми түрде орнатылмады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1286–1288 Stephen de Fulbourn Уотерфордтан ауыстырылды; 1286 жылдың 12 шілдесінде тағайындалды және 15 қыркүйекте уақыттық иелікке ие болды; 1288 жылдың 3 шілдесінде қызметте қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Стивен оф Фулбурн деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1288–1312 William de Bermingham шамамен 1288 жылдың соңында сайланды, 1289 жылдың 2 мамырында тағайындалды және 1289 жылдың 29 қыркүйегінде уақыттық иелікке ие болды; 1312 жылдың қаңтарында қызметте қайтыс болды.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1312–1348 Máel Sechlain Mac Áeda шамамен 1312 жылдың наурызында Туам архиепископы сайланды, бірақ 1312 жылдың 19 желтоқсанына дейін Элфиннен ауыстырылмады; 1313 жылдың 1 сәуірінде уақыттық иелікке ие болды; 1348 жылдың 10 тамызында қызметте қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Малахиас немесе Малахи МакХью деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1348–1365 Tomás MacCearbhaill Бұрынғы Кашел архидиаконы; 1348 жылдың 26 қарашасында архиепископ тағайындалды және 1349 жылдың 6 қазанында уақыттық иелікке ие болды; 1365 жылдың 8 наурызына дейін Кашелге ауыстырылды; сондай-ақ Томас МакКарвилл немесе О'Каррол деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1364–1371 Eóin Ó Gráda Бұрынғы Кашел архидиаконы; 1364 жылдың 20 қарашасынан кейін архиепископ тағайындалды және 1365 жылдың 19 шілдесінде уақыттық иелікке ие болды; 1371 жылдың 19 қыркүйегінде қызметте қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Джон О'Града немесе О'Грейди деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1372–1383 Gregorius Ó Mocháin I 1372 жылдың 7 мамырында Элфиннен ауыстырылды және 1372 жылдың 24 қарашасында уақыттық иелікке ие болды; 1383 жылы қызметте қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Грегори О'Моган немесе О'Махон деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1384–1386 Gregorius Ó Mocháin II шамамен 1384 жылы Авиньон Папасы Климент VII тағайындады; 1386 жылдың 5 мамырында Папа Урбан VI тарапынан қызметтен алынды; 1392 жылы қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Грегори О'Моган немесе О'Махон деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1386–1393 Uilliam Ó Cormacáin 1386 жылдың 5 мамырында Папа Урбан VI тағайындады; 1393 жылдың 27 қаңтарында Клонфертке ауыстырылды; сондай-ақ Уильям О'Кормакайн деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1393–1407 Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó Ceallaigh 1392 жылдың жазында Туам архиепископы сайланды, бірақ 1393 жылдың 26 қаңтарына дейін Клонферттен ауыстырылмады; 1407 жылдың 29 қыркүйегінде қызметте қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Морис О'Келли деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1408–1410 John Babingle, O. P. 1408 жылдың 25 қазанына дейін Папа Грегорий XII тағайындады, және 1409 жылдың 2 қыркүйегінде Антипапа Александр V тағайындады; 1410 жылдың 25 мамырында Антипапа Джон XXIII растады; кейіннен 1410 жылы Ахонриге тағайындалды.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1411 (Cornelius, O. F. M.) 1411 жылдың 7 қазанында тағайындалды, бірақ күшіне енбеді.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1411–1430 See vacant
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1430–1437 Sean Mac Feorais 1430 жылдың 7 маусымында тағайындалды және 5 желтоқсаннан кейін қасиеттілікке ие болды; 1437 жылы қызметте қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Джон Винфилд деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1438–1441 Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. 1438 жылы Клонферттен ауыстырылды, бірақ дінге ие болған жоқ; сондай-ақ Томас О'Келли деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1441–1450 John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. 1441 жылдың 9 қазанында тағайындалды және шамамен 1441 жылдың қарашасы немесе желтоқсанында қасиеттілікке ие болды; 1450 жылдың желтоқсанына дейін қызметте қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Джон Бёрк деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1450–1485 Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. 1450 жылдың 2 желтоқсанында тағайындалды және сол күннен кейін қасиеттілікке ие болды; 1485 жылдың 17 қаңтарында қызметте қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Донатус О'Муррей деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1483 (Walter Blake fitz John) 1483 жылдың 8 тамызында тағайындалды, бірақ күшіне енбеді; кейіннен 1487 жылдың 26 наурызында Клонманоузе монастырына тағайындалды.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1485–1501 Uilliam Seóighe 1485 жылдың 16 мамырында тағайындалды және 1487 жылы қасиеттілікке ие болды; 1501 жылдың 20 немесе 28 желтоқсанында қызметте қайтыс болды; сондай-ақ Уильям Джойс деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1503 Philip Pinson, O. F. M. 1503 жылдың 2 желтоқсанында тағайындалды, бірақ 5 желтоқсанда Римде обадан қайтыс болды.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1503–1506 See vacant
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1506–1513 Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. 1506 жылдың 26 маусымында тағайындалды; 1512 жылы бесінші Галламандық кеңесіне қатысты; 1513 жылдың 25 мамырында Ғалипа қаласында қызметте қайтыс болды; Ғалипа қаласындағы Францис Мулвей монастырында жерленді; сондай-ақ Морис О'Фихели немесе Морис де Порту деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
1514–1536 Tomás Ó Maolalaidh 1514 жылдың 19 маусымында Клонманоузеден ауыстырылды; 1536 жылдың 28 сәуірінде қызметте қайтыс болды; Ғалипа қаласында, оның тікелей ізашарымен бір мазарда жерленді; сондай-ақ Томас О'Муллали деп те аталады.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes11521161Áed Ua h OissínBecame the first Archbishop of Tuam at the Synod of Kells in 1152, where he received the pallium from Cardinal Giovanni Paparoni, the Papal Legate; died in office; also known as Hugh O'Hession, or Edanusbef.11671201Cadla Ua DubthaigBecame archbishop before 1167; died in office at Cong Abbey in 1201; also known as Cathal O'Duffy, Cadhla O'Dublai, or Catholicus12021235Felix Ua Ruanada, O. S. A. Became archbishop in 1202; resigned as archbishop on 23 March 1235 and retired to St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin; died 1238; also known as Felix O'Ruadain; his nephew was Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, High King of Ireland12361249Máel Muire Ó LachtáinFormerly Dean of Tuam; elected archbishop before 6 April 1236 and consecrated in the same year; died in office before 25 December 1249; also known as Marianus, or Mael Murry O'Laghnan12501256Flann Mac FlainnFormerly Chancellor of Tuam; elected archbishop before 27 May 1250; received possession of the temporalities on 25 July 1250; consecrated on 25 December 1250; died in office before 29 June 1256; also known as Florentius, Florence MacFlynn, Florence Floin, or Fiacha O'Flyn12571258Walter de SaleronFormerly Dean of St Paul's, London (1254–1257); elected archbishop on 29 May and consecrated on 6 September 1257; received possession of the temporalities on 6 November 1257; died in office before 22 April 1258; also known as Walter de London12581279Tommaltach Ó ConchobairElected archbishop of Tuam after 17 July 1258, but not translated from Elphin until 23 March 1259; received possession of the temporalities on 20 July 1259; died in office 16 June 1279; also known as Thomas O'Conor1283(Nicol Mac Flainn)Elected before 20 October 1283, but never consecrated1280(Malachias Hibernicus)Elected on 22 April 1280, never officially installed12861288Stephen de FulbournTranslated from Waterford; appointed on 12 July and received possession of the temporalities on 15 September 1286; died in office on 3 July 1288; also known as Stephen of Fulburn12881312William de BerminghamElected c. late 1288, appointed on 2 May 1289 and received possession of the temporalities on 29 September 1289; died in office in January 131213121348Máel Sechlain Mac ÁedaElected archbishop of Tuam c. March 1312, but not translated from Elphin until 19 December 1312; received possession of the temporalities on 1 April 1313; died in office on 10 August 1348; also known as Malachias or Malachi MacHugh13481365Tomás MacCearbhaillFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop on 26 November 1348 and received possession of the temporalities on 6 October 1349; translated to Cashel before 8 March 1365; also known as Thomas MacCarwill or O'Carrol13641371Eóin Ó GrádaFormerly Archdeacon of Cashel; appointed archbishop after 20 November 1364 and received possession of the temporalities on 19 July 1365; died in office on 19 September 1371; also known as John O'Grada or O'Grady13721383Gregorius Ó Mocháin ITranslated from Elphin on 7 May 1372 and received possession of the temporalities on 24 November 1372; died in office in 1383; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13841386Gregorius Ó Mocháin IIAppointed c. 1384 by Avignon Pope Clement VII; deprived on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; died in 1392; also known as Gregory O'Moghan or O'Mahon13861393Uilliam Ó CormacáinAppointed on 5 May 1386 by Pope Urban VI; translated to Clonfert on 27 January 1393; also known as William O'Cormacain13931407Muircheartach mac Pilib Ó CeallaighElected archbishop of Tuam in the summer of 1392, but not translated from Clonfert until 26 January 1393; died in office on 29 September 1407; also known as Maurice O'Kelly14081410John Babingle, O. P. Appointed before 25 October 1408 by Pope Gregory XII, and 2 September 1409 by Antipope Alexander V; confirmed on 25 May 1410 by Antipope John XXIII; appointed later to Achonry in 14101411(Cornelius, O. F. M.)Appointed on 7 October 1411, but did not take effect14111430See vacant14301437Sean Mac FeoraisAppointed on 7 June and consecrated after 5 December 1430; died in office in 1437; also known as John Winfield14381441Tomás mac Muircheartaigh Ó Ceallaigh, O. P. Translated Clonfert in 1438, but did not get possession of the see; also known as Thomas O'Kelly14411450John MacSeonin Burke, O. S. A. Appointed on 9 October 1441 and consecrated c. November or December 1441; died in office before December 1450; also known as John Burke14501485Donatus Ó Muireadhaigh, O. S. A. Appointed on 2 December and consecrated after that date; died in office on 17 January 1485; also known as Donatus O'Murray1483(Walter Blake fitz John)Appointed on 8 August 1483, but did not take effect; later appointed to Clonmacnoise on 26 March 148714851501Uilliam SeóigheAppointed on 16 May 1485 and consecrated in 1487; died in office on 20 or 28 December 1501; also known as William Joyce1503Philip Pinson, O. F. M. Appointed on 2 December 1503, however, died of the plague at Rome on 5 December 150315031506See vacant15061513Muiris Ó Fithcheallaigh, O. F. M. Appointed on 26 June 1506; attended the Fifth Council of the Lateran in 1512; died in office at Galway on 25 May 1513; buried in the Franciscan Convent of Galway; also known as Maurice O'Fihely or Maurice de Portu15141536Tomás Ó MaolalaidhTranslated from Clonmacnoise on 19 June 1514; died in office on 28 April 1536; buried at Galway, in the same tomb with his immediate predecessor; also known as Thomas O'MullallySources:
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Archbishops of Tuam during the Reformation FromUntilIncumbentNotes15371572Christopher BodkinAppointed Church of Ireland archbishop by King Henry VIII on 15 February 1537; also was Bishop of Kilmacduagh 1533–1572; absolved from schism by Cardinal Pole and appointed apostolic administrator of Tuam and Kilmacduagh on 7 October 1555. He took the Oath of Supremacy, recognizing Queen Elizabeth I as Supreme Governor of the Church, in 1560. Papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described as an "adherent of the Queen" and "in good repute with all, even with his enemies" and commended that "Mass is sung and said, and he himself is daily in the choir". died in office in 1572.15381555Arthur O'FrielAppointed Catholic archbishop by the Holy See on 7 October 1538 in opposition to Bodkin, but was unable to get possession of the see; not known if he was ever consecrated; resigned when Bodkin was absolved in 1555; died c. 1573Sources:
| Басталуы | Аяқталуы | Лауазымдағы адам | Ескермелер |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1537 | 1572 | Кристофер Бодкин | 15 ақпан 1537 жылы король Генрих VIII оны Ирландия шіркеуінің архиепискобы етіп тағайындады; сонымен қатар 1533–1572 жылдары Килмакдуаг епискобы болды; 7 қазан 1555 жылы кардинал Поле оны схизмадан босатып, Туам мен Килмакдуагтың апостолдық әкімшісі етіп тағайындады. 1560 жылы ол Елизавета I патшаны шіркеудің Жоғарғы басқарушысы деп мойындап, ант берді. Папаның легаты Дэвид Вулф SJ оны «патшаның жақтасы» және «барлығының, тіпті жауларының да жақсы пікіріндегі адам» деп сипаттады, сондай-ақ «Мәсса әнтеледі және оқылады, ал ол өзі күн сайын хорға қатысады» деп мақтады. 1572 жылы лауазымында қайтыс болды. |
| 1538 | 1555 | Артур О’Фриел | 7 қазан 1538 жылы Бодкинге қарсы Католик архиепискобы болып тағайындалды, бірақ орынға ие бола алмады; оның құлшылыққа бекітілгені белгісіз; 1555 жылы Бодкин босатылған кезде лауазымынан кетті; шамамен 1573 жылы қайтыс болды. |
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Archbishops of Tuam during the Reformation FromUntilIncumbentNotes15371572Christopher BodkinAppointed Church of Ireland archbishop by King Henry VIII on 15 February 1537; also was Bishop of Kilmacduagh 1533–1572; absolved from schism by Cardinal Pole and appointed apostolic administrator of Tuam and Kilmacduagh on 7 October 1555. He took the Oath of Supremacy, recognizing Queen Elizabeth I as Supreme Governor of the Church, in 1560. Papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described as an "adherent of the Queen" and "in good repute with all, even with his enemies" and commended that "Mass is sung and said, and he himself is daily in the choir". died in office in 1572.15381555Arthur O'FrielAppointed Catholic archbishop by the Holy See on 7 October 1538 in opposition to Bodkin, but was unable to get possession of the see; not known if he was ever consecrated; resigned when Bodkin was absolved in 1555; died c. 1573Sources:
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Туам архиепископтары Атынан-Кезден-Қызметтегілер Ескермелер15721580Қызмет басталмаған15801583Николас Скеррет 17 қазан 1580 ж. тағайындалған; 1583 ж. ақпан айында қызмет бабында қайтыс болған15861590Маол Муйре О’Хуигинн 24 наурыз 1586 ж. тағайындалған; шамамен 1590 ж. қызмет бабында қайтыс болған; ағылшын тілінде Майлер О’Хиггин деп белгілі15911595Шеймус О’Хейлиде 20 наурыз 1591 ж. тағайындалған; 1595 ж. қызмет бабында қайтыс болған; ағылшын тілінде Джеймс О’Хели деп белгілі15951609Қызмет басталмаған16091629Флейтри О’Маолконаире, О. Ф. М 30 наурыз күні тағайындалған және 3 мамыр 1609 ж. киеленген; 1629 ж. қараша айында қызмет бабында қайтыс болған; ағылшын тілінде Флоренс Конри деп белгілі 16301645Малахи О’Куили 28 маусым күні тағайындалған және 10 қазан 1630 ж. киеленген; 25 қазан 1645 ж. қызмет бабында қайтыс болған; сондай-ақ Малахиас О’Куили деп те белгілі16471667Джон де Берг 11 наурыз 1647 ж. Клонферттен ауыстырылған; 4 сәуір 1667 ж. қызмет бабында қайтыс болған; сондай-ақ Джон де Бурго және Джон Берк деп те жазылған16691713Джеймс Линч 11 қаңтар күні тағайындалған және 16 мамыр 1669 ж. киеленген; 31 қазан 1713 ж. қызмет бабында қайтыс болған17131723Фрэнсис Берк 22 тамыз күні Туамның көмекші архиепископы болып тағайындалған, 31 қазан 1713 ж. архиепископ болып ілгерілеген және 4 сәуір 1714 ж. киеленген; 1723 ж. қыркүйек айынан бұрын қызмет бабында қайтыс болған17231740Бернард О’Гара 23 желтоқсан 1723 ж. тағайындалған және 24 мамыр 1724 ж. киеленген; шамамен 1740 ж. маусым айында қызмет бабында қайтыс болған17401748Майкл О’Гара 19 қыркүйек 1740 ж. тағайындалған; 1748 ж. қызмет бабында қайтыс болған17491785Майкл Скеррет 5 мамыр 1749 ж. Киллаладан ауыстырылған; 19 тамыз 1785 ж. қызмет бабында қайтыс болған17851787Филип Филлипс 22 қараша 1785 ж. Ахонриден ауыстырылған; 1787 ж. қыркүйек айында қызмет бабында қайтыс болған17871798Боэтиус Эган 15 желтоқсан 1787 ж. Ахонриден ауыстырылған, 4 маусым 1788 ж. папская грамотасымен; 25 қаңтар 1798 ж. қызмет бабында қайтыс болған17981809Эдвард Диллон 19 қараша 1798 ж. Килмакдуах пен Килфенорадан ауыстырылған; 1809 ж. 13 немесе 30 тамызда қызмет бабында қайтыс болған18151834Оливер Келли 4 қазан 1814 ж. тағайындалған және 12 наурыз 1815 ж. киеленген; 18 сәуір 1834 ж. қызмет бабында қайтыс болған18341881Джон МакХейл 26 тамыз 1834 ж. Киллаладан тағайындалған; 7 қараша 1881 ж. қызмет бабында қайтыс болған18811902Джон МакЭвилли 2 ақпан 1878 ж. Туамның көмекші архиепископы болып тағайындалған және 7 қараша 1881 ж. архиепископ болып ілгерілеген; сондай-ақ 1857–1881 жж. Голуэй епископы және 1866–1883 жж. Килмакдуах пен Килфенораның апостолдық әкімшісі болған; 26 қараша 1902 ж. қызмет бабында қайтыс болған19031918Джон Хили 13 ақпан 1903 ж. Клонферттен ауыстырылған; 19 наурыз 1918 ж. қызмет бабында қайтыс болған19181939Томас Гилмартин 10 шілде 1918 ж. Клонферттен ауыстырылған; 14 қазан 1939 ж. қызмет бабында қайтыс болған19401969Джозеф Уолш 16 желтоқсан 1937 ж. Туамның көмекші епископы болып тағайындалған және 2 қаңтар 1938 ж. киеленген; 16 қаңтар 1940 ж. Туам архиепископы болып тағайындалған; 31 қаңтар 1969 ж. зейнетке шыққан; 20 маусым 1972 ж. қайтыс болған19691987Джозеф Каннан 31 қаңтар күні тағайындалған және 17 наурыз 1969 ж. киеленген; 11 шілде 1987 ж. зейнетке шыққан; 8 наурыз 2001 ж. қайтыс болған19871994Джозеф Кассиди 22 тамыз 1987 ж. Клонферттен ауыстырылған; 28 маусым 1994 ж. архиепископ лауазымынан кеткен, бірақ 5 наурыз 1995 ж. дейін архиепархияның апостолдық әкімшісі болып қалған19952021Майкл Нири 20 мамыр 1992 ж. Туамның көмекші епископы болып тағайындалған және 13 қыркүйек 1992 ж. епископтық киеленген; 17 қаңтар 1995 ж. Туам архиепископы болып тағайындалған және 5 наурыз 1995 ж. орнатылған; 10 қараша 2021 ж. зейнетке шыққан2021қазіргі уақытқа дейінФрэнсис Даффи 10 қараша 2021 ж. Ардаг пен Клонмакнойздан ауыстырылған және 9 қаңтар 2022 ж. орнатылғанДереккөздер:
Catholic Archbishops of Tuam FromUntilIncumbentNotes15721580See vacant15801583Nicholas SkerrettAppointed on 17 October 1580; died in office in February 158315861590Maol Muire Ó hÚigínnAppointed on 24 March 1586; died in office c. 1590; known in English as Miler O'Higgin15911595Seamus Ó hÉilidheAppointed on 20 March 1591; died in office in 1595; known in English as James O'Hely15951609See vacant16091629Flaithri Ó Maolconaire, O. F. MAppointed on 30 March and consecrated on 3 May 1609; died in office in November 1629; known in English as Florence Conry 16301645Malachy O'QueelyAppointed on 28 June and consecrated on 10 October 1630; died in office on 25 October 1645; also known as Malachias O'Queely16471667John de BurghTranslated from Clonfert on 11 March 1647; died in office on 4 April 1667; also recorded as John de Burgo and John Burke16691713James LynchAppointed on 11 January and consecrated on 16 May 1669; died in office on 31 October 171317131723Francis BurkeAppointed coadjutor archbishop of Tuam on 22 August, succeeded as archbishop on 31 October 1713, and consecrated on 4 April 1714; died in office before September 172317231740Bernard O'GaraAppointed on 23 December 1723 and consecrated on 24 May 1724; died in office c. June 174017401748Michael O'GaraAppointed on 19 September 1740; died in office in 174817491785Michael SkerrettTranslated from Killala on 5 May 1749; died in office on 19 August 178517851787Philip PhillipsTranslated from Achonry on 22 November 1785; died in office in September 178717871798Boetius EganTranslated from Achonry on 15 December 1787 with papal brief 4 June 1788; died in office on 25 January 179817981809Edward DillonTranslated from Kilmacduagh and Kilfenora on 19 November 1798; died in office on 13 or 30 August 180918151834Oliver KellyAppointed on 4 October 1814 and consecrated on 12 March 1815; died in office on 18 April 183418341881John MacHaleAppointed from Killala on 26 August 1834; died in office on 7 November 188118811902John McEvillyAppointed coadjutor archbishop of Tuam on 2 February 1878, and succeeded as archbishop on 7 November 1881; also was Bishop of Galway (1857–1881) and Apostolic Administrator of Kilmacduagh & Kilfenora (1866–1883); died in office on 26 November 190219031918John HealyTranslated from Clonfert on 13 February 1903; died in office on 19 March 191819181939Thomas GilmartinTranslated from Clonfert on 10 July 1918; died in office on 14 October 193919401969Joseph WalshAppointed an auxiliary bishop of Tuam on 16 December 1937 and consecrated on 2 January 1938; appointed archbishop of Tuam on 16 January 1940; retired on 31 January 1969; died on 20 June 197219691987Joseph CunnaneAppointed on 31 January and consecrated on 17 March 1969; retired on 11 July 1987; died on 8 March 200119871994Joseph CassidyTranslated from Clonfert on 22 August 1987; resigned as archbishop on 28 June 1994, but continued as apostolic administrator of the archdiocese until 5 March 199519952021Michael NearyAppointed an auxiliary bishop of Tuam on 20 May 1992 and received episcopal ordination on 13 September 1992; appointed archbishop of Tuam on 17 January 1995 and installed on 5 March 1995; retired on 10 November 20212021presentFrancis DuffyTranslated from Ardagh and Clonmacnoise on 10 November 2021 and installed on 9 January 2022Sources: