ST. FINTAN, ABBOT OF CLUAINEDNECH,

WHICH Usher interprets the Ivy-Cave, in the diocese of Lethglean, in

Leinster, in the sixth century. He had for disciple St. Comgal, the

founder of the abbey of Benchor, and master of St. Columban. Colgan

reckons twenty-four Irish saints of the name of Fintan; but probably

several of these were the same person honored in several places. Another

St. Fintan, surnamed Munnu, who is honored on the 21st of October, was

very famous. See Colgan, Usher, and Henschenius.

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