Devenish Island

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Devenish Island is a historic monastic site on Lough Erne in Northern Ireland, renowned for its well-preserved round tower, church ruins, and early Christian carvings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
monastic site
tourist attraction
abbeyChurchRemodelled 15th century
accessibleBy boat
country United Kingdom
culturalPeriod early Christian period
medieval period
dedicatedTo Saint Molaise NERFINISHED
denomination Early Irish Church NERFINISHED
foundedAs monastery
foundedInCentury 6th century
governedBy Fermanagh and Omagh District Council area NERFINISHED
greatChurchDate 12th century
hasArchaeologicalSiteType early Christian monastic settlement
medieval ecclesiastical site
hasBuildingMaterial stone
hasFeature early Christian carvings
grave slabs
high crosses
medieval sculpture
hasHeritageStatus Scheduled monument
State Care Monument
hasNearbySite Boa Island NERFINISHED
White Island NERFINISHED
hasStructure St Mary’s Abbey church ruins NERFINISHED
St Molaise’s House NERFINISHED
Teampall Mór (Great Church) NERFINISHED
round tower
small oratory
hasView panoramic views over Lough Erne
locatedIn County Fermanagh NERFINISHED
Northern Ireland
locatedInBodyOfWater Lough Erne NERFINISHED
locatedNear Enniskillen NERFINISHED
managedBy Historic Environment Division of Northern Ireland NERFINISHED
partOf Lower Lough Erne NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
roundTowerDate 12th century
roundTowerEntranceHeight about 3.6 metres above ground
roundTowerHeight approximately 30 metres
roundTowerStoreys four storeys
sufferedEvent Viking raids
burning in 1157
tourismActivity boat tours
heritage tourism
wasImportant medieval pilgrimage centre
monastic centre on Lough Erne

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County Fermanagh hasTouristAttraction Devenish Island