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Richard appears as Dean of Armagh in 1206, the first recorded incumbent. He presumably served until his replacement by Marcus in 1238.

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v t e Deans of Armagh
Richard Mauritius Joseph Henry de Ardagh Brice Dionysius David O'Hiraghty Christopher O'Fearghila Patrick O'Kerry Odo Mecdanim Maurice O'Corry John O'Goband Thomas O'Luceran Denis O'Cullean Charles O'Niellan Thomas Nachamayl Peter O'Mulmoy Donald Macrivayr Edmund Nachamayl Tirlagh O'Donnell Owen Wood Robert Maxwell George Makeston James Frey Francis Marsh James Downhame Bartholomew Vigors Peter Drelincourt Richard Daniel John Brandreth John Auchmuty Anthony Cope Benjamin Barrington Hugh Hamilton James Hewitt James Jackson Edward Hudson Brabazon Disney William Reeves George Chadwick Augustine FitzGerald Robert Shaw-Hamilton Le Poer M'Clintock Robert Hamilton Ford Tichborne Thomas McEndoo Henry Rennison Henry Lillie John Crooks Herbert Cassidy Patrick Rooke Gregory Dunstan Shane Forster

v t e Deans in the Church of Ireland
Province of Armagh	Armagh Belfast Clogher Connor Derry Down Dromore Elphin and Ardagh Killala Kilmore Raphoe Tuam
Province of Dublin	Cashel Clonmacnoise Cloyne Cork Dublin, Christ Church Dublin, St Patrick's Ferns Kildare Kilkenny Killaloe and Clonfert Leighlin Limerick and Ardfert Lismore Ross Waterford
Previous	Achonry Ardagh Ardfert Clonfert Dublin, Chapel Royal Elphin Emly Killaloe Kilfenora Kilmacduagh Limerick

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