Введение
Архиепископ Кашельский (Ard Easpag Chaiseal Mumhan) — бывший архиепископский титул в Ирландии, названный по городу Кашель в графстве Типперри. После Реформации существовали параллельные апостольские преемства к этому титулу: одно в Католической Церкви, другое — в Церкви Ирландии. Архиепископ каждой деноминации также носил титул епископа Эмли. В Католической Церкви он был упразднён с учреждением должности Архиепископа Кашеля и Эмли при объединении двух епархий в 2015 году, а в Церкви Ирландии титул был понижен до епископского в 1838 году.
Former archiepiscopal title in Ireland
The Archbishop of Cashel (Ard Easpag Chaiseal Mumhan) was an archiepiscopal title which took its name after the town of Cashel, County Tipperary in Ireland. Following the Reformation, there had been parallel apostolic successions to the title: one in the Catholic Church and the other in the Church of Ireland. The archbishop of each denomination also held the title of Bishop of Emly. In the Catholic Church, it was superseded by the role of Archbishop of Cashel and Emly when the two dioceses were united in 2015 and in the Church of Ireland the title was downgraded to a bishopric in 1838.
The Archbishop of Cashel (Ard Easpag Chaiseal Mumhan) was an archiepiscopal title which took its name after the town of Cashel, County Tipperary in Ireland. Following the Reformation, there had been parallel apostolic successions to the title: one in the Catholic Church and the other in the Church of Ireland. The archbishop of each denomination also held the title of Bishop of Emly. In the Catholic Church, it was superseded by the role of Archbishop of Cashel and Emly when the two dioceses were united in 2015 and in the Church of Ireland the title was downgraded to a bishopric in 1838.
Перед Реформацией
В 1118 году на Синоде в Ратх-Брезеле были учреждены митрополические архиепископства Армы и Кашеля. Архиепископ Кашеля обладал митрополичьей юрисдикцией над южной половиной Ирландии, известной как Лет Мога. На Синоде в Келлсе в 1152 году митрополичья кафедра Кашеля утратила часть территории в связи с учреждением митрополических архиепископств Дублина и Туама. В соответствии с Законом о церковном имуществе (Ирландия) 1833 года (3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 37), епископство Уотерфорда и Лисмора было объединено с архиепископством Кашеля и Эмли 14 августа 1833 года. После смерти архиепископа Лоуренса в 1838 году архиепископская кафедра лишилась статуса митрополии и стала епископством Кашеля и Уотерфорда в Ирландской церковной провинции Дублин. В результате реорганизации в Ирландской церкви в 1976 году епископство Эмли было передано епископству Лимерика и Киллало, а остальная часть была объединена с другими епархиями в епископство Кашеля и Оссори.
In 1118, the metropolitan archbishoprics of Armagh and Cashel were established at the Synod of Ráth Breasail. The archbishop of Cashel had metropolitan jurisdiction over the southern half of Ireland, known as Leth Moga. At the Synod of Kells in 1152, the metropolitan see of Cashel lost territory on the creation of the metropolitan archbishoprics of Dublin and Tuam. Under the Church Temporalities (Ireland) Act 1833 (3 & 4 Will. 4. c. 37), the bishopric of Waterford and Lismore was united to the archbishopric of Cashel and Emly on 14 August 1833. On the death of Archbishop Laurence in 1838, the archepiscopal see lost its metropolitan status and became the bishopric of Cashel and Waterford in the Church of Ireland Province of Dublin. Through reorganisation in the Church of Ireland in 1976, the bishopric of Emly was transferred to the bishopric of Limerick and Killaloe; the remainder was united with other sees to become the bishopric of Cashel and Ossory.
Католическая церковь
В католической церкви архиепископская кафедра Кашеля переживала период нестабильности между 1560-ми и концом XVII века. Хотя некоторые архиепископы назначались, были периоды, когда кафедра оставалась вакантной или управлялась апостольскими викариями. Начиная с XVIII века, ослабление репрессивных законов позволило обеспечить преемственность в назначении архиепископов. С 10 мая 1718 года архиепископы Кашеля также являются епископами Эмли, поскольку оба титула были объединены. 22 ноября 2014 года Папа Франциск принял отставку Высокопреосвященнейшего Дермота Клиффорда с должности пастыря митрополитной архиепископии Кашеля и Эмли в соответствии с Кодексом канонического права 1983 года по причине достижения пенсионного возраста. В тот же день Высокопреосвященнейший Киран О’Рейли, епископ Киллало, был назначен следующим митрополитом-архиепископом Кашеля и апостольским администратором Эмли.
In the Catholic Church, the archepiscopal see of Cashel had an unsettled history between the 1560s and the late 17th century. While some archbishops were appointed, there were periods when the see was vacant or administered by vicars apostolic. From the 18th century onwards, a relaxation in the Penal Laws permitted a consistent succession of archbishops. Since 10 May 1718, the archbishops of Cashel have also been bishops of Emly when the two titles were united. On 22 November 2014, Pope Francis accepted the resignation of the Most Reverend Dermot Clifford from the pastoral government of the Metropolitan Archdiocese of Cashel and Emly, in accordance with 1983 Code of Canon Law on age grounds. On the same day, the Most Reverend Kieran O'Reilly, Bishop of Killaloe, was appointed to be the next Metropolitan Archbishop of Cashel and apostolic administrator of Emly.
Архиепископы до Реформации
Архиепископы Кашеля до Реформации
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
С 1111 неизвестно Маэль Ису Уайнмир, O.S.B. Известен в латинской традиции как Малхус. Переведен из Уотерфорда. Назначен архиепископом на Синоде в Рате Брейсейле в 1111 году, но, по-видимому, вскоре после этого подал в отставку и вернулся в Уотерфорд. Умер в 1135 году.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
неизвестно 1131 Маэль Ису Уа Фоглуда. Известен в латинской традиции как Маврикий. Умер во время исполнения обязанностей.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1131 1137 Домналл Уа Конаинг. Англицизированная форма – Donat O'Conaing. Переведен из Киллало в 1131 году. Умер во время исполнения обязанностей.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1137/38 1158 Домналл Уа Лонгаргайн. Англицизированная форма – Donat O'Lonargan. Переведен из Киллало в 1137 или 1138 году. Получил паллий от Джованни Папарони на Синоде в Келлсе в 1152 году. Умер во время исполнения обязанностей.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
до 1172 1182 Домналл Уа Уаллахайн. Известен в латинской традиции как Донат. Стал архиепископом до 1172 года. Умер во время исполнения обязанностей.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
до 1186 1206 Мюрхес Уа Хенна, O.Cist. Известен в латинской традиции как Матфей, Маврикий, или англицизированная форма – Matthew O'Heney. Умер во время службы в аббатстве Святого Креста.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1206 1216 Доннхад Уа Лонгаргайн I. Известен в латинской традиции как Донат и Дионисий. Умер в должности до июля 1216 года, находясь в Риме или аббатстве Сито.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1216 1223 Доннхад Уа Лонгаргайн II, O.Cist. Известен в латинской традиции как Донат. Посвящен до июля 1216 года. Подал в отставку до августа 1223 года и умер в 1232 году.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1223 (Michael Scotus) Назначен в 1223 году, но так и не был посвящен. Подал в отставку в 1223 году и умер в 1235 году.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1223 1237 Маирин О Бриан, O.S.A. Известен в латинской традиции как Мариан. Избран архиепископом после 19 августа 1224 года и официально переведен из Корка 20 июня 1224 года. Получил временные права 25 августа 1224 года и снова 20 января 1225 года. Подал в отставку 6 июня 1237 года и умер в аббатстве Инислоунгатт в 1238 году.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1238 1253 Давид мак Келлайг, O.P. Также упоминается как David MacKelly или O'Kelly. Переведен из Клойна до декабря 1238 года и подтвержден в 1239 году. Умер в должности 4 апреля 1253 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1254 1289 Давид Мак Кербайлл, O.Cist. Также упоминается как David Mac Carwill или MacCarwell. Ранее декан Кашеля. Избран до 17 августа 1254 года и назначен в эту дату. Получил временные права 19 февраля 1255 года. Умер в должности до 4 сентября 1289 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1290 1302 Стиамна О Бракайн. Англицизированная форма – Stephen O'Brogan. Ранее архидьякон Глендалоу (1288–1290). Избран до 31 января 1290 года и назначен 21 августа 1290 года. Умер в должности 25 июля 1302 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1303 1316 Маврикий Мак Кербайлл. Англицизированная форма – Maurice Mac Carwell или Mac Cerwill. Ранее декан Кашеля. Избран до 17 мая 1303 года. 24 мая 1303 года принес присягу королю Эдуарду I. Назначен 17 ноября 1303 года и получил временные права 28 июля 1304 года. Умер в должности приблизительно 25 марта 1316 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1317 1326 Уильям ФицДжон. Переведен из Оссори 26 марта 1317 года. Умер в должности 15 сентября 1326 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1327 1329 Сеоан Мак Кербайлл. Англицизированная форма – John MacCarwill. Переведен из Мита 19 января 1327 года. 26 сентября 1327 года принес присягу королю Эдуарду III. Умер в должности приблизительно 27 июля 1329 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1329 1331 Вальтер ле Ред. Переведен из Корка 20 октября 1329 года. Умер в должности 17 июня 1331 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1332 1345 Эойн О Града. Ранее казначей Кашеля. Назначен 27 марта 1332 года. Умер во время исполнения обязанностей 8 июля 1345 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1346 1361 Радульф О Келлайг, O.Carm. Также известен как О Каоллайд. Переведен из Лейхлина 9 января 1346 года. Выступал в качестве суфраганного епископа в английской епархии Винчестера в 1346 году. Умер в должности 20 ноября 1361 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1362 Джордж Рош. Также известен как George de Rupe. Назначен до 12 сентября 1362 года, но сомнительно, обладал ли он в полной мере кафедрой или даже был посвящен. Утонул, вероятно, по возвращении из Рима, в конце 1362 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1362 1365 Кафедра вакантна.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1365 1372 Томас МакКербайлл. Англицизированная форма – Thomas MacCarwill. Переведен из Туама до 8 марта 1365 года. Умер в должности 8 февраля 1372 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1373 1380 Филипп из Торрингтона, O.F.M. Назначен 5 сентября 1373 года и получил временные права 19 декабря 1373 года. Умер в должности в 1380 году.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1382 1387 Майкл, O.F.M. Назначен антипапой Климентом VII 22 октября 1382 года. Переведен в епископство островов в Шотландии 15 июля 1387 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1385 1405 Питер Хаккет. Ранее архидьякон Кашеля. Назначен папой Урбаном VI, но дата неизвестна. Получил временные права 28 октября 1385 года. Умер в должности около 1405 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1406 1440 Ричард О’Хедиан. Ранее архидьякон Кашеля. Назначен до 6 апреля 1406 года и посвящен до 17 июня 1406 года. Умер в должности 21 июля 1440 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1440 1451/52 Джон Кантуэлл I. Ранее архидьякон Оссори. Избран до 21 ноября 1440 года и назначен в эту дату. Посвящен до 28 марта 1442 года. Умер в должности 14 февраля 1451 или 1452 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1452 1484 Джон Кантуэлл II. Ранее декан Кашеля. Назначен 2 мая и посвящен после 2 мая 1452 года. Умер в должности до мая 1484 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1484 1503 Давид Криг. Назначен 10 мая и посвящен в Риме 14 июня 1484 года. Умер в должности 5 сентября 1503 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1504 1524 Морис Фицджеральд. Стал архиепископом около 1504 года. Проводил провинциальные синоды в 1511 и 1514 годах. Умер в должности до октября 1524 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1524 1551 Эдмунд Батлер, O.Trin. Приор Аттасселя. Назначен архиепископом 21 октября 1524 года, с разрешением сохранить приорат Аттассель. Посвящен в 1527 году. Передал приорат короне и принял королевское верховенство. Умер в должности 5 марта 1551 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1551 1553 Кафедра вакантна.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1553 1561 Роланд Барон Фицджеральд. Также известен как Fitzgerald. Назначен королевой Марией I 14 октября 1553 года и посвящен в декабре 1553 года, однако, по-видимому, не был утвержден папой Юлием III. В письме от 12 октября 1561 года папский легат отец Дэвид Вулф описал всех епископов в Мюнстере как «сторонников королевы». Умер в должности 28 октября 1561 года.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
1561 1567 Кафедра вакантна.
Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
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Pre Reformation Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes1111unknownMáel Ísu Ua hAinmere, O. S. B. Known in Latin as Malchus. Translated from Waterford. Appointed archbishop at the Synod of Ráth Breasail in 1111, but appears to have resigned the position shortly afterwards and returned to Waterford. Died in 1135. unknown1131Máel Ísu Ua FogludaKnown in Latin as Mauricius. Died in office.11311137Domnall Ua ConaingAnglicised as Donat O'Conaing. Translated from Killaloe in 1131. Died in office.1137/381158Domnall Ua LonngargáinAnglicised as Donat O'Lonargan. Translated from Killaloe in 1137 or 1138. Received the pallium from Giovanni Paparoni at the Synod of Kells in 1152. Died in office. bef. 11721182Domnall Ua hUallacháinKnown in Latin as Donatus. Became archbishop before 1172. Died in office. bef. 11861206Muirges Ua hÉnna, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Matthaeus, Mauricius, or Anglicised as Matthew O'Heney. Died in office at Holy Cross Abbey. 12081216Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin IKnown in Latin as Donatus and Dionysius. Died in office before July 1216 while at Rome or Cîteaux Abbey.12161223Donnchad Ua Lonngargáin II, O. Cist. Known in Latin as Donatus. Consecrated before July 1216. Resigned before August 1223 and died in 1232.1223(Michael Scotus)Appointed in 1223, but never consecrated. Resigned in 1223 and died in 1235.12231237Mairín Ó Briain, O. S. A. Known in Latin as Marianus. Elected archbishop after 19 August 1224 and formally translated from Cork on 20 June 1224. Received the temporalities on 25 August 1224 and again on 20 January 1225. Resigned on 6 June 1237 and died at Inislounaght Abbey in 1238.12381253David mac Cellaig, O. P. Also recorded as David MacKelly or O'Kelly. Translated from Cloyne before December 1238 and confirmed in 1239. Died in office on 4 April 1253.12541289David Mac Cerbaill, O. Cist. Also recorded as David Mac Carwill or MacCarwell. Previously dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 August 1254 and appointed on that date. Received the temporalities on 19 February 1255. Died in office before 4 September 1289.12901302Stiamna Ó BrácáinAnglicised as Stephen O'Brogan. Previously archdeacon of Glendalough (1288–1290). Elected before 31 January 1290 and appointed on 21 August 1290. Died in office on 25 July 1302.13031316Mauricius Mac CerbaillAnglicised as Maurice Mac Carwell or Mac Cerwill. Previously Dean of Cashel. Elected before 17 May 1303. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward I on 24 May 1303. Appointed on 17 November 1303 and received the temporalities on 28 July 1304. Died in office circa 25 March 1316.13171326William FitzJohnTranslated from Ossory on 26 March 1317. Died in office on 15 September 1326.13271329Seoán Mac CerbaillAnglicised as John MacCarwill. Translated from Meath on 19 January 1327. Took the oath of fealty to King Edward III on 26 September 1327. Died in office circa 27 July 1329.13291331Walter le RedeTranslated from Cork on 20 October 1329. Died in office on 17 June 1331.13321345Eóin Ó GradaPreviously treasurer of Cashel. Appointed on 27 March 1332. Died in office on 8 July 1345.13461361Radulphus Ó Ceallaigh, O. Carm. Also surnamed Ó Caollaidhe. Translated from Leighlin on 9 January 1346. Acted as a suffragan bishop in the English Diocese of Winchester in 1346. Died in office on 20 November 1361.1362George RocheAlso known as George de Rupe. Appointed before 12 September 1362, but doubtful whether in full possession of the see, or even consecrated. Drowned, probably on his return from Rome, in late 1362.13621365See vacant13651372Tomás MacCearbhaillAnglicised as Thomas MacCarwill. Translated from Tuam before 8 March 1365. Died in office on 8 February 1372.13731380Philip of Torrington, O. F. M. Appointed on 5 September 1373 and received the temporalities on 19 December 1373. Died in office in 1380.13821387Michael, O. F. M. Appointed by Antipope Clement VII on 22 October 1382. Translated to the bishopric of the Isles in Scotland on 15 July 1387. 1385 1405Peter HackettPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed by Pope Urban VI, but date is unknown. Received the temporalities on 28 October 1385. Died in office circa 1405.14061440Richard O'HedianPreviously archdeacon of Cashel. Appointed before 6 April 1406 and consecrated before 17 June 1406. Died in office on 21 July 1440.14401451/52John Cantwell IPreviously archdeacon of Ossory. Elected before 21 November 1440 and appointed on that date. Consecrated before 28 March 1442. Died in office on 14 February 1451 or 1452.14521484John Cantwell IIPreviously dean of Cashel. Appointed on 2 May and consecrated after 2 May 1452. Died in office before May 1484.14841503David CreaghAppointed on 10 May and consecrated in Rome on 14 June 1484. Died in office on 5 September 1503. 15041524Maurice FitzGeraldBecame archbishop circa 1504. Held provincial synods in 1511 and 1514. Died in office before October 1524.15241551Edmund Butler, O. Trin. Prior of Athassel. Appointed archbishop on 21 October 1524, with permission to retain the priory of Athassel. Consecrated in 1527. Surrendered the priory to the crown and accepted royal supremacy. Died in office on 5 March 1551.15511553See vacant15531561Roland Baron FitzgeraldAlso surnamed Fitzgerald. Appointed by Queen Mary I on 14 October 1553 and consecrated in December 1553, however, he does not seem to have been confirmed by Pope Julius III. In a letter of 12 October 1561, the papal legate Fr David Wolfe SJ described all the bishops in Munster as 'adherents of the Queen'. Died in office on 28 October 1561.15611567See vacantSources:
Наследование Ирландской церкви
Церковь Ирландии Архиепископы Кашеля и Епископы Эмли
С 1567 по 1570 год
Джеймс МакКауэлл
Назначен 12 февраля и утвержден патентными письмами 2 октября 1567 года. Также стал епископом Эмли, когда титул был объединен с Кашелем в 1568 году. Умер в должности в 1570 году.
1571–1622
Майлер Маграт
Переведен из Клогера. Назначен 3 февраля 1571 года. Также имел в команде епископства Уотерфорда и Лисмора (1582–1589 и 1592–1607), Киллала (1613–1622) и Ахонри (1613–1622). Умер в должности 14 ноября 1622 года.
1623–1629
Малкольм Гамильтон
Назначен 8 марта и освящен 29 июня 1623 года. Умер в должности 25 апреля 1629 года.
1629–1659
Арчибальд Гамильтон
Переведен из Киллала и Ахонри. Назначен 14 ноября 1629 года и утвержден патентными письмами 20 апреля 1630 года. Умер в должности в Стокгольме, Швеция, в 1659 году.
1660–1667
Томас Фулвар
Переведен из Ардферта и Агадоу. Назначен 2 августа 1660 года и утвержден патентными письмами 1 февраля 1661 года. Умер 31 марта 1667 года.
1667–1685
Томас Прайс
Переведен из Килдера. Назначен 20 апреля и утвержден патентными письмами 30 марта 1667 года. Умер 4 августа 1685 года.
1690–1694
Нарцисс Марш
Переведен из Фернса и Лиглин. Назначен 25 декабря 1690 года и утвержден патентными письмами 26 февраля 1691 года. Переведен в Дублин 24 мая 1694 года.
1694–1727
Уильям Паллисер
Переведен из Клойна. Назначен 10 апреля и утвержден патентными письмами 26 июня 1694 года. Умер в должности 1 января 1727 года.
1727
Уильям Николсон
Переведен из Дерри. Назначен 10 января и утвержден патентными письмами 28 января 1727 года. Умер в должности 14 февраля 1727 года.
1727–1729
Тимоти Годвин
Переведен из Килмора и Ардага. Назначен 20 июня и утвержден патентными письмами 3 июля 1727 года. Умер в должности 13 декабря 1729 года.
1729–1744
Теофилус Болтон
Переведен из Элфина. Назначен 26 декабря 1729 года и утвержден патентными письмами 6 января 1730 года. Умер в должности 31 января 1744 года.
1744–1752
Артур Прайс
Переведен из Мита. Назначен 20 апреля и утвержден патентными письмами 7 мая 1744 года. Умер в должности 17 июля 1752 года.
1752–1753
Джон Уиткомб
Переведен из Дауна и Коннора. Назначен 12 августа и утвержден патентными письмами 1 сентября 1752 года. Умер в должности 22 сентября 1753 года.
1754–1779
Майкл Кокс
Переведен из Оссори. Назначен 3 января и утвержден патентными письмами 22 января 1754 года. Умер в должности 28 мая 1779 года.
1779–1801
Чарльз Агар
Переведен из Клойна. Назначен 26 июля и утвержден патентными письмами 6 августа 1779 года. Переведен в Дублин 7 декабря 1801 года.
1801–1822
Чарльз Бродрик
Переведен из Килмора. Назначен 21 ноября и утвержден патентными письмами 9 декабря 1801 года. Умер в должности 6 мая 1822 года.
1822–1838
Ричард Лоуренс
Назначен 28 июня и освящен 21 июля 1822 года. Умер в должности 28 декабря 1838 года.
1838–1976
См. часть англиканского епископства Кашель и Уотерфорда
С 1976 года
См. часть англиканского епископства Кашель и Оссори
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Church of Ireland Archbishops of Cashel and Bishops of EmlyFrom Until OrdinaryNotes15671570James MacCawellNominated on 12 February and appointed by letters patent on 2 October 1567. Also became Bishop of Emly when the title united to Cashel in 1568. Died in office in 1570.15711622Miler MagrathTranslated from Clogher. Appointed on 3 February 1571. Also held in commendam the bishoprics of Waterford and Lismore (1582–1589 and 1592–1607), Killala (1613–22), and Achonry (1613–22). Died in office on 14 November 1622.16231629Malcolm HamiltonNominated on 8 March and consecrated on 29 June 1623. Died in office on 25 April 162916291659Archibald HamiltonTranslated from Killala and Achonry. Nominated on 14 November 1629 and appointed by letters patent on 20 April 1630. Died in office at Stockholm, Sweden in 1659.16601667Thomas FulwarTranslated from Ardfert and Aghadoe. Nominated on 2 August 1660 and appointed by letters patent on 1 February 1661. Died in office on 31 March 1667.16671685Thomas PriceTranslated from Kildare. Nominated on 20 April and appointed by letters patent on 30 March 1667. Died in office on 4 August 1685.16901694Narcissus MarshTranslated from Ferns and Leighlin. Nominated on 25 December 1690 and appointed by letters patent on 26 February 1691. Translated to Dublin on 24 May 1694.16941727William PalliserTranslated from Cloyne. Nominated on 10 April and appointed by letters patent on 26 June 1694. Died in office on 1 January 1727.1727William NicolsonTranslated from Derry. Nominated on 10 January and appointed by letters patent on 28 January 1727. Died in office on 14 February 1727.17271729Timothy GodwinTranslated from Kilmore and Ardagh. Nominated on 20 June and appointed by letters patent on 3 July 1727. Died in office on 13 December 1729.17291744Theophilus BoltonTranslated from Elphin. Nominated on 26 December 1729 and appointed by letters patent on 6 January 1730. Died in office on 31 January 1744.17441752Arthur PriceTranslated from Meath. Nominated on 20 April and appointed by letters patent on 7 May 1744. Died in office on 17 July 1752.17521753John WhitcombeTranslated from Down and Connor. Nominated on 12 August and appointed by letters patent on 1 September 1752. Died in office on 22 September 1753.17541779Michael CoxTranslated from Ossory. Nominated on 3 January and appointed by letters patent on 22 January 1754. Died in office on 28 May 1779.17791801Charles AgarTranslated from Cloyne. Nominated on 26 July and appointed by letters patent on 6 August 1779. Translated to Dublin on 7 December 1801.18011822Charles BrodrickTranslated from Kilmore. Nominated on 21 November and appointed by letters patent on 9 December 1801. Died in office on 6 May 1822.18221838Richard LaurenceNominated on 28 June and consecrated on 21 July 1822. Died in office on 28 December 1838.18381976See part of the Anglican bishopric of Cashel and Waterfordsince 1976See part of the Anglican bishopric of Cashel and OssorySources:
Католическая преемственность
Католические архиепископы Кашеля с 1567 по 1578 год. Назначен 4 июня 1567 года. Умер во время исполнения обязанностей. 1578-1581 – вакансия. Дермот О’Хёрли, известный на ирландском как Диармайд О’Хуртуил. Назначен 11 сентября 1581 года. Умер в должности 19 июня 1584 года. (Блаженный 27 сентября 1992 г.). 1584-1603 – вакансия. 1603-1624 – Давид Керни. Назначен 21 мая и посвящен 31 августа 1603 года. Умер в должности 14 августа 1624 года. 1624-1626 – вакансия. 1626-1654 – Томас Уолш. Назначен 27 апреля и освящен 8 июля 1626 года. Умер в должности 5 мая 1654 года. 1657-1666 – (Джон де Бурго). Назначен апостольским викарием Кашеля папским брифом 17 апреля 1657 года. Переведен апостольским викарием Киллало в 1666 году. 1665 – неизвестно – (Герард Фицджеральд). Назначен апостольским викарием Кашеля папским брифом 24 ноября 1665 года. 1669-1674 – Уильям Бургат. Ранее апостольский викарий Эмли. Назначен архиепископом 11 января 1669 года, но продолжил исполнять обязанности администратора Эмли. Освящен во Франции до 12 октября 1669 года. Умер в должности. 1674-1677 – вакансия. 1677-1693 – Джон Бреннан. Переведен из Уотерфорда и Лисмора. Назначен архиепископом 8 марта 1677 года, но продолжил исполнять обязанности администратора Уотерфорда и Лисмора, а также Эмли. Умер в должности. 1693-1695 – вакансия. 1695-1710 – Эдвард Комерфорд. Назначен архиепископом 14 ноября 1695 года и администратором Эмли и Кильфеноры. Умер в должности 21 февраля 1710 года. 1711-1718 – Кристофер Батлер. Назначен 1 сентября 1711 года и посвящен 18 октября 1712 года. Также администратор Эмли и Росса. Католические архиепископы Кашеля и епископы Эмли. 1718-1757 – Кристофер Батлер. Став епископом Эмли, когда титул был объединен с Кашелем 10 мая 1718 года. Умер 4 сентября 1757 года. 1757-1774 – Джеймс Батлер I. Назначен архиепископом-коадъютором 16 января и посвящен в мае 1750 года; вступил в должность 4 сентября 1757 года. Умер в должности 17 мая 1774 года. Он был правнуком Джеймса Батлера, 2-го/12-го барона Данбойне. 1774-1791 – Джеймс Батлер II. Назначен архиепископом-коадъютором 15 марта и посвящен 4 июля 1773 года. 17 мая 1774 года стал митрополитом. Умер в должности 29 июля 1791 года. 1792-1820 – Томас Брей. Назначен 20 июля и посвящен 14 октября 1792 года. Умер в должности 15 декабря 1820 года. 1820-1821 – Патрик Эверард. Назначен архиепископом-коадъютором 29 сентября 1814 года. 15 декабря 1820 года стал митрополитом. Умер 31 марта 1821 года. 1821-1823 – вакансия. 1823-1833 – Роберт Лаффан. Назначен и утвержден 17 февраля, папским указом от 1 марта и папским брифом от 18 марта 1823 года. Умер в должности в 1833 году. 1833-1857 – Майкл Слэттери. Избран 26 ноября, утвержден 5 декабря, папским указом от 7 декабря, папским брифом от 22 декабря 1833 года и посвящен 24 февраля 1834 года. Умер в должности 4 февраля 1857 года. 1857-1875 – Патрик Лихи. Избран 27 апреля, одобрен 3 мая, папским указом от 5 мая и посвящен 29 июня 1857 года. Умер в должности 26 января 1875 года. 1875-1902 – Томас Крок. Переведен из Окленда, Новая Зеландия. Назначен 22 июня, одобрен 24 июня и получил паллий 5 июля 1875 года. Умер в должности 22 июля 1902 года. 1901-1913 – Томас Феннелли. Назначен архиепископом-коадъютором 9 июня 1901 года. 27 июля 1902 года стал митрополитом. Отставка 7 марта 1913 года и смерть 24 декабря 1927 года. 1913-1946 – Джон Харти. Назначен 4 декабря 1913 года и посвящен 18 января 1914 года. Умер в должности 11 сентября 1946 года. 1942-1959 – Джеремайя Кинан. Переведен из Уотерфорда и Лисмора. Назначен архиепископом-коадъютором 4 февраля 1942 года. 11 сентября 1946 года стал митрополитом. Умер в должности 18 февраля 1959 года. 1959-1988 – Томас Моррис. Назначен 24 декабря 1959 года и посвящен 28 февраля 1960 года. Отставка 12 сентября 1988 года и смерть 16 января 1997 года. 1988-2014 – Дермот Клиффорд. Назначен архиепископом-коадъютором 17 декабря 1985 года и посвящен 9 марта 1986 года. 12 сентября 1988 года стал митрополитом. Вышел на пенсию в соответствии с каноническим правом по возрасту 22 ноября 2014 года. Католические архиепископы Кашеля и Эмли. 2014 – настоящее время – Киран О’Рейли SMA. Ранее епископ Киллало. Хотя он был назначен митрополитом-архиепископом Кашеля 22 ноября 2014 года, объединение двух епархий означало, что он вместо этого получил титул митрополита-архиепископа Кашеля и Эмли после его инсталляции 26 января 2015 года. Источники:
Catholic Archbishops of Cashel From Until OrdinaryNotes15671578Maurice MacGibbon, O. Cist. Appointed on 4 June 1567. Died in office.15781581See vacant15811584Bl. Dermot O'HurleyKnown in Irish as Diarmaid Ó hUrthuile. Appointed on 11 September 1581. Died in office on 19 June 1584. (Beatified 27 Sep 1992. )15841603See vacant16031624David KearneyAppointed on 21 May and consecrated on 31 August 1603. Died in office on 14 August 1624.16241626See vacant16261654Thomas WalshAppointed on 27 April and consecrated on 8 July 1626. Died in office on 5 May 1654.16571666(John de Burgo)Appointed vicar apostolic of Cashel by papal brief on 17 April 1657. Translated as vicar apostolic of Killaloe in 1666.1665unknown(Gerard Fitzgerald)Appointed vicar apostolic of Cashel by papal brief on 24 November 1665.16691674William BurgatFormerly vicar apostolic of Emly. Appointed archbishop on 11 January 1669, but continued as administrator of Emly. Consecrated in France before 12 October 1669. Died in office.16741677See vacant16771693John BrenanTranslated from Waterford and Lismore. Appointed archbishop on 8 March 1677, but continued as administrator of Waterford and Lismore, along with Emly. Died in office.16931695See vacant16951710Edward ComerfordAppointed archbishop on 14 November 1695, and administrator of Emly and Kilfenora. Died in office on 21 February 1710.17111718Christopher ButlerAppointed on 1 September 1711 and consecrated on 18 October 1712. Also, administrator of Emly and Ross. Catholic Archbishops of Cashel and Bishops of EmlyFrom Until OrdinaryNotes17181757Christopher ButlerBecame Bishop of Emly when the title united to Cashel on 10 May 1718. Died in office on 4 September 1757.17571774James Butler IAppointed coadjutor archbishop on 16 January and consecrated in May 1750; succeeded on 4 September 1757. Died in office on 17 May 1774. He was the great great grandson of James Butler, 2nd/12th Baron Dunboyne 17741791James Butler IIAppointed coadjutor archbishop on 15 March and consecrated on 4 July 1773. Succeeded as metropolitan archbishop on 17 May 1774. Died in office on 29 July 1791.17921820Thomas BrayAppointed on 20 July and consecrated on 14 October 1792. Died in office on 15 December 1820.18201821Patrick EverardAppointed coadjutor archbishop on 29 September 1814. Succeeded as metropolitan archbishop on 15 December 1820. Died in office on 31 March 1821.18211823See vacant18231833Robert LaffanAppointed and approved on 17 February, papal decree dated 1 March, and papal brief dated 18 March 1823. Died in office in 1833.18331857Michael SlatteryElected on 26 November, approved on 5 December, papal decree dated 7 December, papal brief dated 22 December 1833, and consecrated on 24 February 1834. Died in office on 4 February 1857.18571875Patrick LeahyElected on 27 April, approved on 3 May, papal decree dated 5 May, and consecrated on 29 June 1857. Died in office on 26 January 1875.18751902Thomas CrokeTranslated from Auckland, N. Z. Appointed on 22 June, approved on 24 June, and received the pallium on 5 July 1875. Died in office on 22 July 1902.19011913Thomas FennellyAppointed coadjutor archbishop on 9 June 1901. Succeeded as metropolitan archbishop on 27 July 1902. Resigned on 7 March 1913 and died on 24 December 1927.19131946John HartyAppointed on 4 December 1913 and consecrated on 18 January 1914. Died in office on 11 September 1946.19421959Jeremiah KinaneTranslated from Waterford and Lismore. Appointed coadjutor archbishop on 4 February 1942. Succeeded as metropolitan archbishop on 11 September 1946. Died in office on 18 February 1959.19591988Thomas MorrisAppointed on 24 December 1959 and consecrated on 28 February 1960. Resigned 12 September 1988 and died on 16 January 1997.19882014Dermot CliffordAppointed coadjutor archbishop on 17 December 1985 and consecrated on 9 March 1986. Succeeded as metropolitan archbishop on 12 September 1988. Retired in accordance with Canon Law on age grounds on 22 November 2014. Catholic Archbishops of Cashel and EmlyFrom Until OrdinaryNotes2014presentKieran O'Reilly SMA Previously Bishop of Killaloe. Although he was appointed on 22 November 2014 to be metropolitan archbishop of Cashel, the merging of two diocese meant that he instead received the title metropolitan archbishop of Cashel and Emly upon his installation on 26 January 2015. Sources: