St. Colman of Cloyne was a 6th-century Irish bishop and founder of the monastery at Cloyne, located in County Cork. He is known for his role in spreading Christianity in Ireland and is often associated with the early monastic tradition. His feast day is celebrated on November 24. Colman is recognized for his contributions to the development of the Irish church and is sometimes linked to other saints, such as St. Brendan and St. Finbarr. His legacy includes the establishment of a community that fostered education and spiritual growth in the region.