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Original charter for Cavan, County Cavan for a borough and town with the surrounding lands within one mile of the existing castle of Walter Brady, known as 'Reylies Castle'. Walter Brady appointed town sovereign and the original burgesses were Hugh Culme, Walter Talbot, Patrick Brady, Thomas Brady, Philip Tuite, Farrel McRegelles, Owen More O' Brogan, James O'Murry, Tirlogh O'Dolly, Patrick FitzWilliam Brady and Donogh O'Brogan. The governance of the town was to follow the conventions established by Kells and Drogheda

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Original charter for Cavan, County Cavan for a borough and town with the surrounding lands within one mile of the existing castle of Walter Brady, known as 'Reylies Castle'. Walter Brady appointed town sovereign and the original burgesses were Hugh Culme, Walter Talbot, Patrick Brady, Thomas Brady, Philip Tuite, Farrel McRegelles, Owen More O' Brogan, James O'Murry, Tirlogh O'Dolly, Patrick FitzWilliam Brady and Donogh O'Brogan. The governance of the town was to follow the conventions established by Kells and Drogheda

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1810 - 1820
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15/11/1610
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Irish Chancery
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TitleOriginal charter for Cavan, County Cavan for a borough and town with the surrounding lands within one mile of the existing castle of Walter Brady, known as 'Reylies Castle'. Walter Brady appointed town sovereign and the original burgesses were Hugh Culme, Walter Talbot, Patrick Brady, Thomas Brady, Philip Tuite, Farrel McRegelles, Owen More O' Brogan, James O'Murry, Tirlogh O'Dolly, Patrick FitzWilliam Brady and Donogh O'Brogan. The governance of the town was to follow the conventions established by Kells and Drogheda
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    		 PROI C 1/91/c/10 Public Record Office of Ireland (Reconstruction of Collections Destroyed, 1922) 1606 Relation
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    Original charter for Cavan, County Cavan for a borough and town with the surrounding lands within one mile of the existing castle of Walter Brady, known as 'Reylies Castle'. Walter Brady appointed town sovereign and the original burgesses were Hugh Culme, Walter Talbot, Patrick Brady, Thomas Brady, Philip Tuite, Farrel McRegelles, Owen More O' Brogan, James O'Murry, Tirlogh O'Dolly, Patrick FitzWilliam Brady and Donogh O'Brogan. The governance of the town was to follow the conventions established by Kells and Drogheda

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    Original charter for Cavan, County Cavan for a borough and town with the surrounding lands within one mile of the existing castle of Walter Brady, known as 'Reylies Castle'. Walter Brady appointed town sovereign and the original burgesses were Hugh Culme, Walter Talbot, Patrick Brady, Thomas Brady, Philip Tuite, Farrel McRegelles, Owen More O' Brogan, James O'Murry, Tirlogh O'Dolly, Patrick FitzWilliam Brady and Donogh O'Brogan. The governance of the town was to follow the conventions established by Kells and Drogheda
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    Original charter for Cavan, County Cavan for a borough and town with the surrounding lands within one mile of the existing castle of Walter Brady, known as 'Reylies Castle'. Walter Brady appointed town sovereign and the original burgesses were Hugh Culme, Walter Talbot, Patrick Brady, Thomas Brady, Philip Tuite, Farrel McRegelles, Owen More O' Brogan, James O'Murry, Tirlogh O'Dolly, Patrick FitzWilliam Brady and Donogh O'Brogan. The governance of the town was to follow the conventions established by Kells and Drogheda

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    RIA 24 Q/10/4, 'Original charter for Cavan, County Cavan for a borough and town with the surrounding lands within one mile of the existing castle of Walter Brady, known as 'Reylies Castle'. Walter Brady appointed town sovereign and the original burgesses were Hugh Culme, Walter Talbot, Patrick Brady, Thomas Brady, Philip Tuite, Farrel McRegelles, Owen More O' Brogan, James O'Murry, Tirlogh O'Dolly, Patrick FitzWilliam Brady and Donogh O'Brogan. The governance of the town was to follow the conventions established by Kells and Drogheda'. Accessed on Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland <>. PID: <https://arks.org/ark:/75929/i132101> (1 April 2026). Repository: Royal Irish Academy.

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