Caoimheall was an Irish saint whose specific biographical details remain sparse in historical records. She was the daughter of Caomhlugh and is identified as the mother of three children, Daghán, Méanóg, and Molioba. Some traditions suggest she may have been the sister of Kevin of Glendalough, a well-known figure in Irish Christianity. Her religious significance is preserved within the Catholic tradition, where she is commemorated annually.
Life and family
Though little is known about her daily life, her familial connections are central to her identity. As the daughter of Caomhlugh, she established a lineage that included her children, Daghán, Méanóg, and Molioba. The possibility that she was related to Kevin of Glendalough links her to one of the most prominent spiritual legacies in early Ireland.
Veneration
Caoimheall is recognized as a saint within the Catholic Church. Her feast day is observed on August 27. Her memory is maintained through these liturgical traditions, honoring her place among the early Christian figures of Ireland.