Inch Abbey, Downpatrick #1 Wood Print

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Inch Abbey was eatablished as a Cistercian House by John De Courcy and his wife, Affrica in 1180. Inch was built as an act of repentance for the destruction of the Abbey at Erinagh (or Erenagh) three miles to the south by De Courcy in 1177

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