Diocese of Achonry
DIOCESE OF ACHONRY (Dioecesis Achadensis)
Country: Ireland
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Established: Between 1111 and 1152
Official blazon
Argent, a crozier in pale or, with surmounted in fess an open book argent, bound azure, between four trefoils vert.
Origin/meaning
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Arms of Bishops (since 1547)
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Thomas O'Fihely (1547-1555)
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Cormac O'Coyn (1556-1561)
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Eugene O'Hart (1562-1603)
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Hugh MacDermot (1707-1725)
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Dominic O’Daly (1725-1735)
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John O'Hart (1735-1739)
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Walter Blake (1739-1758)
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Patrick Robert Kirwan (1758-1776)
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Philip Phillips (1776-1785)
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Boetius Egan (1785-1787)
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Thomas O'Connor (1788-1803)
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Charles Lynagh (1803-1808)
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John O'Flynn (1809-1817)
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Patrick MacNicholas (1818-1852)
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Patrick Durcan (1852-1875)
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Francis McCormack (1875-1887)
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ohn Lyster (1888-1911)
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Patrick Morrisroe (1911-1946)
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James Fergus (1947-1976)
Thomas Flynn (1976-2007)
Brendan Kelly (2007-2017)
Paul Dempsey (2020-present)
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