St. Colman of Dromore was an early Christian saint and the founder of the monastery at Dromore, located in present-day Northern Ireland. He is believed to have lived during the 6th century and is often associated with the spread of Christianity in the region. Colman is recognized for his role in establishing a community of monks and promoting religious education. His feast day is celebrated on February 7, and he is venerated in various parts of Ireland. The legacy of St. Colman continues to be honored through local traditions and historical sites linked to his life and work.