Confirmation by the second Earl of Fembroke of his father's grant to Duiske abbey of the lands of Duiske (Graiguenamanagh), Annamult, Tulachany, Clundaf, etc. with burgages in Kilkenny, Wexford and The Island, Co. Wexford, (1223).

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• Charter of foundation by William Marshal, Earl of Fembroke of the Monastery of St. Saviour for Cistercian monks at Duiske, granting land at Duiske, Annamult, land held (at Tulachany) by Stephen de Valle near Kilkenny, a burgage in Kilkenny, one in Wexford and one in the Island (Kilmokea parish, Co. Wexford), (c. 1207).
• Amending grant by William Marshal to the Abbey of Duiske of land at Tulachany with Clundaf, Kilmeggeth and Liscrithan, Co. Kilkenny, (c. 1207).
• Confirmation by Hugh le Rous, Bp. of Ossory, of William Marshal's grants of lands to the Abbey of Duiske, with the tithes of the chapels of Duiske (Graiguenamanagh) and Annamult, (c. 1207).
• Quit-claim by Geoffrey Fitz Robert in respect of the lands of Duiske (Graiguenamanagh) and Annamult, Co. Kilkenny, to William Marshal, Earl of Fembroke and his Cistercian monks from Stanley, for the abbey to be founded (1204).
• Confirmation by William Marshal, Earl of Pembroke of the union of the Abbey of Killenny with the Abbey of Duiske as decreed by the General Chapter of the Cistercian Order, Jan. 19, (1228).