Kilnacrott Abbey and 44 acres of land, including the grave of the notorious paedophile priest Fr Brendan Smyth, is for sale. The property just outside Ballyjamesduff could fetch in excess of €3m ...

Kilnacrott Abbey in Cavan where the remains of convicted paedophile Fr Brendan Smyth are buried. Smyth’s grave is on the extreme left with no headstone. Brendan Smyth. By Brian Hutton.

June 24, 2015 at 2:00am BST. NOTORIOUS paedophile priest Brendan Smyth looks set to remain buried at the Co Cavan abbey where he hid while on the run from police in Northern Ireland during the 1990s.

Paedophile priest Father Brendan Smyth threatened to punch another cleric when warned to stay away from altar boys, an inquiry has heard. Fr William Fitzgerald, who served with Smyth at Kilnacrott ...

From Easter Sunday the Norbertine Order in Ireland will no longer be based at Kilnacrott Abbey in Ballyjamesduff, Co Cavan. irishmirror. Bookmark. Share; News. By. Sharon McGowan. 07:00, 18 JAN 2015; ...

April 07, 2015 at 1:00am BST. THE religious order of serial paedophile Fr Brendan Smyth is quitting its Co Cavan abbey. The Norbertine Fathers are departing Kilnacrott Abbey near Ballyjamesduff.

Fr William Fitzgerald, who served with Smyth at Kilnacrott Abbey in Co Cavan during the late 1980s, described the serial child molester as a scary individual whose notoriety extended across the world.

Cardinal Brady has been derided for his role in allowing Smyth to prey, but the role of the abbot at Kilnacrott is near perverse, writes Claire O’Sullivan Devil in a habit haunts church ...

Fr William Fitzgerald, who served with Smyth at Kilnacrott Abbey in Co Cavan during the late 1980s, described the serial child molester as a scary individual whose notoriety extended across the ...

It will come from Kilnacrott Abbey in Co Cavan. The Norbertine Order, at Kilnacrott, has long associations with the saint. All proofs of her autobiography, The Story of a Soul, ...

The responsibility for [paedophile priest Brendan Smyth’s] behaviour rested with his religious superior at Kilnacrott [the Norbertine Order’s abbey] . . . I did act and act effectively ...