The Irish Dominicans of the seventeenth century
By: by John O'Heyne ; with an English translation, and an appendix containing historical sketches of all The ancient Dominican foundations in Ireland, by Ambrose Coleman.
Contributors: Coleman, Ambrose.
Publisher: Printed by W. Tempest
Published: 1902
Place of publication: Dundalk, Ire
Language: eng
Number of pages: 287
Subjects: Dominicans -- Ireland.
Notes: Translation of Epilogus chronologicus exponens succincte conventus et fundationes sacri ordinis praedicatorum in regno Hyberniae.

Latin and English on opposite pages.
Table of contents: title: TABLE OF CONTENTS; title: CHAPTER I.; title: ON THE FRIARS PREACHERS OF ULSTER.; title: Foundation of Derry Abbey, 3; title: Martyrdom of Father John O'Luinin, 5; title: Father Colgan dies in Prison, 5; title: Members of Coleraine Community, 7; title: Dr. Dominic Maguire, Archbishop of Armagh, 11; title: Foundation of the Convent of Gola, 13; title: Father Gelasius Mac Mahon, 15; title: Newtownards Abbey, 19; title: Carlingford Abbey, 19; title: Drogheda Abbey and its Friars, 21; title: CHAPTER II.; title: ON THE FRIARS PREACHERS OF LEINSTER.; title: St. Saviour's, Dublin, 25; title: The two Fathers O'Phelan, 27; title: Abbey of Arklow, 31; title: — Clonmines, 31; title: — Kilkenny, 31; title: The two Fathers Roth, 35; title: Abbey of Rosbercon, 39; title: — Aghaboe, 39; title: — Trim, 39; title: Foundation of Mullingar Abbey, 41; title: — Abbey of Athy, 47; title: — Naas, 49; title: Longford Abbey and the Brethren there, 51; title: The two Fathers O'Farrell, martyrs, 53; title: CHAPTER III.; title: ON THE FRIARS PREACHERS OF MUNSTER.; title: The Friars of Waterford, 61; title: — Cork, 63; title: Martyrdom of Father Richard Barry, 67; title: Restitution of Castlelyons Abbey, 71; title: The Friars of Glanworth, 73; title: Fate of a Friar among the Moors, 77; title: The Friars of Youghal, 79; title: Foundation of Limerick Abbey, 79; title: Martyrdom of Father Terence Albert O'Brien, 81; title: — Father James Wolfe, 85; title: The Friars of Kilmallock, 93; title: Father Henry Burgatt, 95; title: Monks and Friars drowned at sea, 101; title: The Friars of Cashel, 103; title: — Clonmel, 109; title: — Tralee, 119; title: Martyrdom of Father Thady Moriarty, 111; title: Father Dominic O'Daly, 113; title: The Friars of Lorrha, 115; title: Chapel at Sixmilebridge, 121; title: CHAPTER IV.; title: ON THE FRIARS PREACHERS OF CONNAUGHT.; title: Galway, Foundation of Abbey at, 123; title: Father Oliver Burke and his Brothers, 131; title: Adventures of Father Daniel Nolan, 139; title: Father Dominic Lynch, the celebrated Theologian. His brilliant career in the Schools of Spain, 145; title: Foundation of Convent for Nuns at Galway, 157; title: Mother Julia Nolan, 159; title: The Dissolution of the Convent, 163; title: Athenry, Foundation of the Abbey of, 169; title: Its Possessions, 171; title: Father Dominic Burke, 173; title: The Four Martyrs, 191; title: Dr. Dominic Burke, bishop of Elphin, 193; title: Father John O'Heyne (the author), 201; title: Portumna Abbey, 209; title: Career of Father Richard O' Madden, 211; title: Friary of Tombeola, 217; title: Abbey of Burrishoole, 219; title: — Rathbran, 225; title: — Urlar, 229; title: Sligo, Foundation of Abbey of, 231; title: Father Daniel O'Crean, Provincial, 233; title: Father Dominic O'Conor, 237; title: Father John O'Hart, Provincial, 239; title: Father Phelim O'Conor, 243; title: Father Ambrose O'Conor, Provincial, 253; title: Ballindoon Abbey, 255; title: Foundation of Roscommon Abbey, 257; title: Dr. Thady Mac Keogh, 25; title: Father John Beirne, 25; title: Clonshanville Abbey, 26; title: Abbey of Knockvicar, 271; title: — Tulsk, 273; title: CHAPTER V.; title: THE CONVENT OF HOLY CROSS, LOUVAIN.; title: The Irish Dominicans enter Louvain and acquire a Church near Caesar's Fort, 275; title: The Infanta Elizabeth grants their Petition regarding the use of a Papal Indult, 277; title: Commendatory Letter of the University of Louvain, 279; title: A Convent and Church built by the add of the Brothers Joyce, 281; title: Suffrages of the Order granted to them in perpetuity, 283; title: The new Convent incorporated in the University as a College, accepted by Propaganda as a Seminary and erected into a Noviciate by the General, 287; title: Appendix. — The Ancient Dominican Foundations in Ireland.; title: Map of Hibernia Dominicana.