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WA018-023001- Religious house - Knights
Hospitallers Townland: Crooke A preceptory of the Knights Templar was founded at Crooke before 1180, but its possessions passed to the Knights Hospitallers of Killure (WA017-018001-) in 1327 As a parish church it was described as in good repair in
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Gaultier, county of Waterford A castle was founded here in the 13th century by the Baron of Curraghmore, which subsequently became a preceptory of the Knights of St. John of
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