Archdiocese of Cashel and Emly (Roman Catholic)

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Cashel is one of the four Archdioceses in Ireland. The others are Armagh (seat of the Primate of All Ireland), Dublin (seat of the Primate of Ireland) and Tuam.

[edit] List of Archbishops

• December 15, 1820 - Patrick Everard, died March 31, 1821
• 1822 - Richard Laurence
• 1833 - Michael Slattery, died 1857
• 1875 - Thomas Croke, the most well-known, in whose honour the Gaelic Athletic Association stadium Croke Park in Dublin is named. Resigned 1896
• 1902 July 23 - Thomas Fennelly, died 1913
• 1913 December 2 - John Mary Harty, died September 1, 1946
• 1946 September 11 - Jerimiah Kinnane, died February 18, 1959
• 1959 December 21 - Thomas Morris, resigned September 12, 1988
• 1988 September 12 - Dermot Clifford

[edit] Parishes

• Thurles
• Anacarty and Donohill
• Ballina and Boher
• Ballinahinch and Kiloscully
• Ballingarry
• Ballybricken and Bohermore
• Ballylanders
• Bansha and Kilmoyler
• Boherlahan and Dualla
• Borrisoleigh and Ileigh
• Caherconlish and Inch St. Laurence
• Cappamore
• Cashel and Rosegreen
• Clerihan
• Clonoulty and Rossmore
• Doon
• Drangan
• Drom and Inch
• Emly
• Fethard and Killusty
• Galbally and Lisvemane
• Golden and Kilfeacle
• Gortnahoe and Glengoole
• Holycross and Ballycahill
• Hospital and Herbertstown
• Kilbehenny and Anglesboro
• Kilcommon and Hollyford and Rearcross
• Killenaule and Moyglass
• Kilteely and Dromkeen
• Knockaney and Patrickswell
• Knockavilla and Donaskeigh
• Knocklong and Glenbrohane
• Lattin and Cullen
• Loughmore and Castleiney
• Moycarkey, Two-Mile-Borris and Littleton
• Mullinahone
• Murroe and Boher
• New Inn and Knockgraffon
• Newport, Birdhill and Toor
• Pallasgreen and Templebradon
• Solohead and Oola
• Templemore, Clonmore and Killea
• Templetuohy and Moyne
• Tipperary
• Upperchurch and Drombane

[edit] External links

• Giga-Catholic Information
• Catholic-Hierarchy.org - Diocese Profile