Nathy of Achonry

Saint Nathy of Achonry, also called Nath Í or Crumnathy, was a disciple of Saint Finian of Clonard in Ireland. He founded a monastery at Achonry in County Sligo, became its abbot, and is venerated there as patron. Irish tradition places him in the sixth century; the calendar gives his repose around the year 610.

He is a saint of the undivided Church, commemorated on 9 August (new style, Western calendar).