(From the Acts of the General Chapter, OP., 1656[1])

THIS year F. Keoghy, of the Convent of Roscommon,[2] was seized by the heretics and put to death through hatred of the Catholic faith, and so found eternal life in death.

The Acts of the General Chapter of 1644 make mention of another of this name, who. De Burgo thinks, must be a different person from the above, for the one was a priest, the other a lay-brother.

See also O’Heyne.

[1] See Hib. Dom., p. 562
[2] Founded by Phelim O’Connor, King of Connaught in 1253, whose tomb is there. ibid., p. 258

Please pray for final perseverance for all of us!
May the martyrs of old inspire us all.