The shaving of the top of a monks head

A hooked staff carried by a bishop

A handwritten or typed piece of writing, such as a book

Religious community where monks live and work

A decorated standing stone cross, usually used to tell Bible stories

A room in a monastery for writing or copying manuscripts

Delicate, ornamental work made from twisted wire of gold or silver

A corbelled stone hut/cell where monks lived

A monk who copies manuscripts

A cup or goblet

Celtic priests

Someone who believed in many gods

Monk who spread Christianity in Ireland, arrived in 432 AD

A missionary sent to Ireland in 431 AD

Missionary who founded a monastery in the Aran Islands

Head of a monastery

A monastery founded by St Cíarán along the banks of the River Shannon

Calfskin prepared as a surface for writing or painting

Illuminated manuscript written in Latin containing the four Gospels of the New Testament

Illuminated manuscript from 675 AD printed on animal skins

Irish people and their descendants who live outside Ireland