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Cadoc of Llancarvan Cadoc of Scotland Cadoc, Cadfael (ns) Cainnech m. Luigthig of Aghaboe Cainnech, Kenneth (ns) Cainner Chráibdech Cainner ingen Chóeláin Cainner ingen Chruithnecháin Cainner, Kennera (ns) Caintigern ingen Cellaig Cualann Cairell (ns) Cairell m. Cúrnáin of Cluain Chaín Chairill Cairnech of Tuilén (Dulane) Cairpre (ns) Cairpre m. Déicill of Coleraine Caiscíne m. Déicill, nephew of Columba Callan Callan (ns) Caran Caran (ns) Carantoc Carnac of Turriff Carnac, Cairnech, Carantoc (ns) Carthach, Mochuta (ns) Cass of Bangor Cass, Cassán, Caiscíne (ns) Cassán m. Attracht Cassán m. Móenaig Cassán m. Nemain Catherine (ns) Catherine of Alexandria Catherine of Siena Cathub m. Fergusa Cathub, Cathbad (ns) Cattán (ns) Cattán m. Matáin Cattán of Bute Cellach m. Áeda, archbishop of Armagh Cellach m. Ailella, abbot of Iona, d. 865 Cellach m. Congaile, abbot of Iona, d 815 Cellach m. Eogain of Killala Cellach, Cellán, Mo Chellóc (ns) Cellán ua Fiachrach Cenannán (ns) Cenannán m. Áil of the Airgialla Christ Christ (ns) Christopher (ns) Christopher, martyr Cianán (ns) Cianán m. Sétnae of Duleek Ciarán (ns) Ciarán m. Beodáin of Clonmacnoise Ciarán m. Luaigne of Saigir Ciric the child martyr Ciric, Giric, Ciricus, Cyriacus (ns) Clann Sencháin Clare (ns) Clare of Assisi Clement , pope and martyr Clement (ns) Cóelán m. Luachain of Nendrum Cóelán, Mo Chóe (ns) Cóemán ailithir m. Brachain of Cell Chóemáin Cóemán Brecc m. Nise Cóemán of Enach Truim Cóemgen m. Cóemloga of Glendalough Cóemgen, Cóemán, Mo Chóemóc, Coemi (ns) Cóemi the Scot of Cell Chóemi Cóeti of Donaghedy Cóeti of Iona Cóeti, Mo Ched (ns) Coibdenach (ns) Coibdenach of Ard Stratha Colmán Ela m. Beogna Colmán m. Áeda Colmán moccu Beognae Colmán of Cell Ruad | Colmán of Dubchuilenn Colmán of Inis Bó Finne Colmán of Moray Colum of Badenoch Colum of Dingwall Columb Cille m. Feidlimid Columb, Colmán, Commán, Mo Cholmóc, Mo Chommóc, Mo Chumma, Columba, Columbanus etc (ns) Columba of Kingarth Comgall (ns) Comgall m. Sétna of Bangor Comgan (ns) Comgán m. Diarmata Comgán of Cluain Connaidh Comgan, uncle of Fillan Commán (ns) Commán m. Fáelchon of Roscommon Commán nephew of Fergnae of Iona Conall bishop of Coleraine Conall m. Áeda of Cluain Dalláin Conall m. Maine Choíl of Inis Caol Conall, Conual, Conval, Cynfal (ns) Conan of Dalmally Conán of Eigg Conán of Ess Ruaid Conat of Lismore Conat, Conet (ns) Conchobar Conchobar (ns) Conn, Connán (ns) Conna, Conóc, Mo Chonóc, Conán, Cynan (ns) Constantine (ns) Constantine of Rahan Constantine of the Britons Constantine son of Áed, king, d. 952 Constantine son of Cináed, king, d. 876 Constantine son of Fergus, king, d. 820 Constantine son of Paternus of the Aberdeen Breviary Constantine son of Rydderch Hael Constantine the emperor Conval of Eastwood Conval of Inchinnan Cormac (ns) Cormac m. Colmáin of Trim Cormac m. Cuilennáin of Cashel Cormac m. Dimma, the voyager Crítán Certrannach of Comgall's community Crítán m. Ilainn Crítán of Kilcredaun, County Clare Crítán, Mo Chrítóc, Mac Reith, Mac Rithe (ns) Cróine ingen Diarmata of Templecrone Cróine of Gallow Crón ingen Áeda of Cell Ingen nÁeda Crón ingen Ernáin Crón, Cróine, Crónán, Mo Chronóc (ns) Crónán m. Lugada Crónán m. Odráin Crónán m. Óengusa Cross (ns) Cross, Crux Cuach ingen Chóelbad Cuach of Cell Chuaca Cuach of Cell Finnmaige Cuach of Ros Bennchair Cuach, Coch (ns) Cuán, Mochua (ns) Cuimmíne (ns) Cuimmíne Fota m. Fiachna Cuimmíne m. Arnáine, abbot of Iona Cummine of Eigg Curetan (ns) Curetan of Rosemarkie Cuthbert (ns) Cuthbert of Melrose Cynan Cynddelw Cynddelw (ns) Cyril (ns) Cyril of Alexandria |
