Original sentence: Fachtna's (in Kilfenora) and St Attracta's (Kiltoraght).In 1750, the diocese was united with Kilmacduagh.In 1837, the nave portion of the cathedral was adopted for use as the Protestant parish church for Kilfenora.In 1883 "Kilfenora and Kilmacduagh" was again merged with the diocese of Galway.In the Catholic Church, the ecclesiastical parish is merged with the civil parish of Kiltoraght.In the Church of Ireland, Kilfenora was merged in turn with the dioceses of Limerick (1606–07), Tuam (1617-1742), Clonfert (1742-1752), Killaloe (1752-1976) and again Limerick (since 1976).It is still used for occasional worship.Kilfenora Cathedral is a former Catholic cathedral, part of which is now used as a place of worship by the Church of Ireland.One of the tombs is the burial site of Neptune Blood, the uncle of Thomas Blood, who tried to steal the English crown jewels in 1671.The former was built either in the 1840s or in 1917.The last Bishop of Kilfenora in the succession of the Catholic Church was James Augustine O'Daly (d.There are two churches in this parish: St.Today, the bishops of Galway and Kilmacduagh are styled "Bishop of Galway and Kilmacduagh and Apostolic Administrator of Kilfenora"; while the bishop administers the diocese, in Canon Law, the ordinary of the diocese is the Pope
Edited sentence: As part of the Church of Ireland, Kilfenora was merged in turn with the dioceses of Limerick (1606–07), Tuam (1617-1742), Clonfert (1742-1752), Killaloe (1752-1976) and again Limerick (since 1976).Kilfenora Cathedral is a cathedral of the Church of Ireland.One of the tombs is the burial site of Neptune Blood, the uncle of Thomas Blood, who tried to steal the English crown jewels in 1671 but thankfully failed.The last Bishop of Kilfenora in the succession of the Roman Catholic Church was James Augustine O'Daly (d