Killeigh Friary Chapter House West Wall3D Model
Saint Sincheall founded Killeigh monastery in the sixth century. A Franciscan Abbey formerly the site of an Augustinian Priory (OF025-017003-) was incorporated into a modern guest house (OF025-030----) and a C. of I. church still in use, all of which stands on the site of the monastery. At the eastern end of the Franciscan Friary on the northern side are the remains of a stone-vaulted chapter house which was reused as a turf shed by the Tarleton family of Killeigh Abbey House in the 19th century. This 3D model shows the ivy-covered external face of the western wall of the chapter house with a blocked-up doorway visible at the north-west angle which gave access from the cloister walk or ambulatory to a mural stairs in the west wall leading up to a first floor chamber above the vaulted ground floor. For more information on the friary, visit: https://maps.archaeology.ie/HistoricEnvironment/?SMRS=OF025-017001-
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