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She is known as the foundress of several churches in the Counties of Galway and Sligo, Ireland.
(Lobera, born 1545; died 4 March 1621), prioress of Granada to succeed her in the position of "foundress" of the order.
(Constance, the mother of the foundress of the chapel).

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