WebMar 2016. Creevelea friary is up a lane, only a stone's throw from Dromahair village. This was the last Franciscan friary to be built before the suppression of the English monasteries by the English king Henry VIII in the middle of the 16th century. It takes it's name from An Chraobh Liz which means the grey branch. WebCreevelea Iron Company, Creevelea Iron Works, near Drumkeeran, County Leitrim 1863 The works were under the management of George Murrall, who was carrying out experiments to smelt iron using charcoal made from peat. Preliminary results were encouraging. [1] See Also Loading... Sources of Information ↑ The Practical Mechanic's …

Creevelea Ironworks

Weblist of fellows and members with list of officers for the year 1906, and general rules of the society. WebCreevelea Ironworks date from the 1850s, and although not much remains there is one fine furnace building standing in a field close to a back road. Follow the road high into the … labat anderson mclean va

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WebSir Tadhg O'Rourke (d. 1605), last King of West Bréifne and Thaddeus Francis O'Rourke (d. 1735), Bishop of Killala are buried here. Another house was built for the friars in 1618 and Creevelea was reoccupied by friars in 1642. The Franciscans were driven out by the Cromwellian Army in the 1650s. WebCreevelea Iron Company, Creevelea Iron Works, near Drumkeeran, County Leitrim. 1863 The works were under the management of George Murrall, who was carrying out … projector tinted orange