White-Church nr. Cork

Windele (1849) writes of a "Monastery of the Minorites, or Friars of Scandum" founded in 1231 outside the wall of the city of Cork, at the north side of the river. Also known as North-mall or North-abbey; "a small chapel built subsequently to the dissolution of the Abbey, stood here until within a few years […] A font belonging to it, is now in the little Chapel of White-church, near Cork". [NB: not clear whether the font originated in the chapel, or was a relic from the original abbey/monastery]