Matilda Methe, abbess, died before 1383 / Johanna, abbess, 1384, abbess of Clonard 1380 / Elizabeth, abbess, 1478 / Margaret Silke (Shylke), last abbess, surrendered 16 July 1539
Calliaghstown (Calliaghstown) after ca. 1383 / Cluain Iraird (Clonard) after ca. 1384 / Termonn Feichín (Termonfeckin) after ca. 1383
dependency Cluain Iraird (Clonard) until 1383
1418 prior of Louth had first voice in electing abbess of Odder
the Barnewalls, 14th century
1478 Edward IV directed that Odder should have certain advantages if they did not receive any of the king's enemies by day or by night
1540: demesne 175 acres, 5 messuages; other property 430 acres, 6 messuages, some cottages, rectory of Odder, cell of Clonard, Kellaughton (Calliaghstown) near Duleek, Callaghton near Kels, and Callaghton mear Fore, total val. 36 pounds 5 shillings 4 pence gross,
Revue celtique xxv. 26, 35.
dedication to St. Brigid suggests early monastery but no other evidence: Medieval Religious Houses, Ireland: With an Appendix to Early Sites, 399.