| Foundation | Image | Communities & Provenance | Formal Name or Dedication
& Alternative Names!width=10%|OnLine References & Location | | Acaun Monastery #, {{small|Rathvilly Parish}} | supposed monastic site — order and period unknown|{{coord|52.8419725|-6.7172813 |format=dms|type:landmark_scale:5000_region:IE_source:wikimapia |name=Acaun — supposed monastic foundation (approx.)}} (approx) |
| Agha Monastery | Gaelic monks
founded 6th century by St Fintan;
possibly not surviving after 10th century | Achad-finglass;
Achadfinglass;
Achad-Urghlais;
Augha|[1][2]
{{coord|52.716628|-6.919804 |format=dms|type:landmark_scale:5000_region:IE_source:wikimapia |name=Agha Monastery (approx.)}} (approx) |
| Aghade Priory | Augustinian — Arroasian nuns
dependent on Dublin;
cell of St Mary de Hogges, Dublin;
founded 1151 by Dermot mac Murchard, King of Leinster;
dissolved before 1500? | Athaddy;
Athade;
Athad;
Aghadh;
Aghade Nunnery;
Ath-fhadhat|[3][4]
{{coord|52.7600091|-6.7365932 |format=dms|type:landmark_scale:5000_region:IE_source:wikimapia |name=Aghade Priory}} |
| Athkiltan ~ | Knights Templar manor, possibly located in County Carlow | Takyltan| |
| Ballymoon Preceptory ø | supposed (though dubious) establishment of Knights Templar
purportedly founded c.1300
no record of preceptory found | Bally MacWilliam-roe;
Bally-M'William-Row;
Baile-mic-Uilliam|[2]
{{coord|52.7000541|-6.9071388 |format=dms|type:landmark_scale:5000_region:IE_source:wikimapia |name=Ballymoon Preceptory (supposed)}} |
| Carlow Monastery | Gaelic monks
founded before 601-2 by St Comgal of Bangor, site granted by Cormac, King of Ui Bairrche | Cathair-lach;
Ceithiorlach| {{coord|52.834299|-6.9255066 |format=dms|type:landmark_scale:5000_region:IE_source:wikimapia |name=Carlow Monastery}} |
Poor Clare Monastery Carlow,
{{small|Graiguecullen}} | Monastery of Perpetual Adoration
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Poor Clares
founded 19th century|[5]
{{coord|52.836386|-6.9407362 |format=dms|type:landmark_scale:5000_region:IE_source:wikimapia |name=Poor Clare Monastery, Carlow}} |
| Clonmore Monastery | Gaelic monks
founded 6th century by St Mogue;
possibly not surviving after 10th century;
church burnt 1040 | Cluain-mor-maedoc;
Clonemore|[6]
{{coord|52.8272595|-6.5693307 |format=dms|type:landmark_scale:5000_region:IE_source:wikimapia |name=Clonmore Monastery}} |
| Domnach-feic Monastery | early monastic site, founded 5th century (in the time of St Patrick) by St Fiace | Domnach-feich| |
| Dunleckney Preceptory # | purported Knights Templar
founded 1300;
dissolved 1308[7] | Leighlinbridge Preceptory?| {{coord|52.7080633|-6.9536591 |format=dms|type:landmark_scale:5000_region:IE_source:wikimapia |name=Dunleckney Preceptory}} |
| Kilfortchearn Monastery | early monastic site, purportedly founded 5th century (in the time of St Patrick) by St Fortchern, bishop | Cell-foirtcheirn;
Ui Drona| |
| Killerig Preceptory | Knights Templar
founded before 1212 (in the reign of King John) by Gilbert de Borard;
Knights Hospitaller
dissolved 1540; granted to the wife of Gerard Aylmer 1590;
leased to James Sherlock of Waterford | The Preceptory of St John the Baptist
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Killargy;
Killarge;
Friarstown|{{coord|52.8460387|-6.7928714 |format=dms|type:landmark_scale:5000_region:IE_source:wikimapia |name=Killerig Preceptory}} |
| Leighlin Abbey + | Gaelic monks
founded c.600 by St Gobban;
episcopal diocesan cathedral;
destroyed by fire c.1060;
new cathedral built 12th-13th century; extant;
secular canons purportedly instituted at the cathedral by Bishop John Mulgan (Seaán Ó Maolagáin) c.1422;
dissolved 1567 | Old Leighlin Abbey;
Leth-glenn|[2]
{{coord|52.7360192|-7.0256493 |format=dms|type:landmark_scale:5000_region:IE_source:wikimapia |name=Leighlin Abbey}} |
| Leighlin Friary ≈ | Franciscan Friars, Third Order Regular — erroneous reference to the friary of Bakil, Wicklow[8] |
| Leighlin Priory | Augustinian Canons Regular — Arroasian
founded after 1163? at the instance of St Lawrence O'Toole (dubious reference to 9th century foundation by Burchard, son of Gurmund, a Norwegian);
dissolved c.1392;
petition for suppression and appropriation to the cathedral chapter granted by the Pope to the Bishop (Thomas Fleming) 1432 | St Stephen| |
| Leighlinbridge Priory | Carmelite monks
founded 1265-72 (before the death of Henry III) by a member of the Carew family;
dissolved before 1541; converted into a fort;
restored, convent in existence c.1737 | Priory of St Mary|[2]
{{coord|52.7355121|-6.9784641 |format=dms|type:landmark_scale:5000_region:IE_source:wikimapia |name=Leighlinbridge Monastery}} |
| Leighlinbridge Preceptory ≈ | Knights Templar
apparently same as Dunleckney Preceptory (supra)| |
| Lorum Monastery | Gaelic monks
patron St Laseroam (Molaise) | Leamhdruim|{{coord|52.6634839|-6.9289666 |format=dms|type:landmark_scale:5000_region:IE_source:wikimapia |name=Lorum Monastery}} |
| St Mullin's Monastery | | Gaelic monks
founded 7th century; (NM) | Achad Cainida;
Tech-moling;
Thamoling;
Temolyn;
Shymylyng;
Thacineling;
Thacmoling|[9]
{{coord|52.488889|-6.9275558 |format=dms|type:landmark_scale:5000_region:IE_source:wikimapia |name=St Mullin's Monastery}} |
| St Mullin's Abbey | early monastic site, founded 632 by St Molling, site purportedly granted by St Aidan, Bishop of Ferns;
purported Augustinian Canons Regular (no documentation of foundation);
plundered and burnt before 1138; (NM)|[9][10]
{{coord|52.488889|-6.9275558 |format=dms|type:landmark_scale:5000_region:IE_source:wikimapia |name=St Mullin's Abbey}} |
| St Mullins Friary | Franciscan Friars, license granted 1414 — no evidence foundation ever implemented| |
| Tullow Abbey # | Augustinian Friars
founded 1314 by Simon Lumbard and Hugh Talun who granted site;
dissolved 1541?; granted to Thomas, Earl of Ormond, December 1557 | Tully;
Tullagh;
Tealach-fortchern;
Tuluch-ua-bfeidhlimidh;
Tullowphelim;
Tullyfelim;
Laghia;
The Black Abbey|[11]
{{coord|52.8030209|-6.7327309 |format=dms|type:landmark_scale:5000_region:IE_source:wikimapia |name=Tully Abbey}} |
| Tullow Friary | Carmelite Friars, given in state papers and listed 1645 — no other evidence of foundation| |
| Tullow Monastery # | early monastic site, founded 5th century?| |