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County Waterford, Ireland
CIVIL PARISHES
Monemointer, Monamentra or Ballycloghy
description
from Lewis's Topographical Dictionary of Ireland, 1837
MONEMOINTER,
or BALLYCLOGHY, a parish, in the barony of GAULTIER, county
of WATERFORD, and province of MUNSTER,
4 miles (S. S. E.) from Waterford city ; containing 102 inhabitants.
This small parish,
also called Monamentra, is situated upon the western side of the harbour
of Waterford.
The living is
a rectory, in the diocese of Waterford, constituting, with the rectories
of Kilmacomb and Kilmacleague,
and parts of those of Riesk and Kilmeaden,
the corps of the chancellorship of Waterford, in the patronage of the Bishop.
The tithes amount to £30 ; and the gross annual value of the dignity,
tithes and glebes inclusive, is £476. 8s. 5d. There are three glebes
in the union, comprising 35 statute acres, with a house or store in Waterford
let at a rent of £31.
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