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THE KINGDOM OF IRELAND, 
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THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE YEAR 1616. 


EDITED FROM MSS. IN THE LIBRARY OF THE ROYAL IRISH ACADEMY AND OF TRINITY OOLLEGE, DUBLIN, WITH 
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BY JOHN O'DONOVAN, LL.D., MRT A, 


BARRISTER AT LAW. 


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INDEX LOCORUM. 





N. B. When the year of the World is intended, the letters a. a. are prefixed; when no letter is prefixed, the year of Christ 
is intended. The first name, in Roman letters, is the original Irish form; the second, in Italics, is the English, or 


anglicised form. 





Abua, 1150. 

Abhaill-Chethearnaigh, 1133. 

Abhainn-da-loilgheach, 1598. 

Abhainn-Innsi-na-subh, 1158. 

Abhainn-na-hEoghanacha, 1502. 

Abhainn-mhor, Owenmore, river in the county 
of Sligo, 1597. 

Abhainn-mhor, The Blackwater, river in Mun- 
ster, 1578, 1595. 

Abhainn-mhor, river in Ulster, 1483, 1505, 
1831, 1578, 1582, 1595, 1597, 1601. 

Abhainn-O-gCearnaigh, Owenogarney, in Clann- 
Choilein, 1564, 1597. 

Achadh-abhall, or Achadh-abhla, Aghowle, abbot 
of, 1017. 

airchinneach of, 1050. 

Achadh-Alda in Mughdhorna-Maighen, 861. 

Achadh-arghlais, Agha, plundered, 864. Se 
Achadh-urghlais. 

Achadh-beithe, Aghavea, church of, 1458, 1507, 
1515, 1532, 1559. 

Achadh-bioroir, abbot of, 896. 

Achadh-bo-Cainnigh, Aghabo, abbots of, 598, 
618, 693, 777, 784, 808, 820, 835, 843, 853, 
857, 874, 885, 914, 926, 933, 1095. 

priests of, 1045, 1066, 1105. 

priors of, 901. 














| Achadh-bo, burned, 1069, 1116. 





plundered, 913. 

successors of Cainneach of, 969, 1003, 
1007, 1008, 1011, 1012, 1038, 1050, 1066, 
1108, 1154. 

Achadh-Chonaire, Achonry, 1328, 1398, 1409, 
1434. 

Achadh-Cille-moire, Aghakilmore, in East Brefny, 
1429. 

Achadh-cinn, abbot of, 554. 

Achadh-Claidhibh, 686. 

Achadh-da-eo, Aghadoe, 1581. 

Achadh-fabhair, Aghagower, airchinneachs of, 
1094, 1233, 1248. 

Achadh-Forcha, 503. 

Achadh-inbhir, Aghinver, 1469. 

Achadh-leithdheirce, in Fernmhagh, 331. 

Achadh-liace, 770. 

Achadh-lurchair, Aghalurcher, in Fermanagh, 
1501, 1508. See Achadh-urchair. 

Achadh-mic-Airt, Aghamacart, 1156. 

Achadh-mic-Erclaighe, 858. 

Achadh-mona, 1343. 

Achadh-na-n-iubhar, Aughnanure, 1572. 

Achadh-ur, Freshford, abbots of, 622, 1018. 

airchinneachs of, 809, 899. 

Achadh-urchair, Ardnurcher, 1394, 1423, 1447, 


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2 INDEX LOCORUM. 


1448, 1450, 1478, 1483, 1484, 1486, 1518. 
’ See Achadh-lurchair. 

Achadh-urghlais, abbot of, 1016. See Achadh- 
arghlais. 

Achaill, gen. Aichle, The Hill of Skreen, 76. 

Achonry, in the county of Sligo. See Achadh- 
Chonaire. 

Adhairceach. See Aidhirceach. 

Aelmhagh. See Aolmhagh. 

Aenach and its compounds. See Aonach. 

Aenach-Tete. See Aonach-Tete and Oenach-Tete. 

Aendruim. See Aondruim. 

Aentrebh. See Aontruibh.. 

Afeoran, in the county of Roscommon. See Ath- 
feorainne. 

Affane, in the county of Waterford. See Ath- 
mheadhoin. 

Agha and its compounds. See Achadh. 

Agha, in the county of Carlow. See Achadh- 
arghlais and Achadh-urghlais. 

Aghabo, in Ossory. See Achadh-bo. 

Aghagower. See Achadh-Fabhair. 

Aghakilmore, in the county of Cavan. 
Achadh-Cille-moire. 

Aghalurcher, in Fermanagh. 
urchair and Achadh-lurchair. 

Aghamacart, in the Queen’s County. 
Achadh-mic-Airt, 

Aghavea, in Fermanagh. See Achadh-beithe. 

Aghaviller, in Ossory. See Achadh-bioroir. 

Aghinver, in Fermanagh. See Achadh-inbhir. 

Aghold, in the county of Wicklow. See Achadh- 
abhall. 

Ahascragh, in the county of Galway. See Ath- 
Eascrach-Cuain. 

Ai, battle of, a. Mm. 4981. 

Aicideacht, 1206, 1232, 1273, 1385. 

Aidhne, 526, 622, 779, 950, 964, 976, 1003, 
1038, 1048, 1055, 1117, 112i, 1147, 1166, 
1180, 1207, 1225, 1247, 1588, 1589. 

Caenrighi, 938. 

tanist of, 920. 

lords of, 763, 805, 822, 871, 887, 916, 


See 


See Achadh- 


See 














920, 937, 964, 976, 988, 998, 1013, 1025, 
1047, 1048, 1055, 1121, 1140, 1147, 1153. 
Aidhne, dynasts of, 767, 1003, 1048. See Magh- 
Aidhne, Tir-Fiachrach-Aidhne, and Ui-Fiach- 
rach-Aidnne. . 

Aidhircheach, or Adhairceach, Incherky, in the 
river Shannon, 1089, 1157. 

Ailbhe, Clonalvy, in Breagha, 528. 

Aileach. See Oileach. 

Ailfinn, or Oilfinn, Eiphin, 1167, 1195, 
1231, 1232, 1235, 1244, 1246, 1247, 
1249, 1253, 1255, 1258, 1262, 1265, 
1270, 1284, 1287, 1289, 1291, 1296, 
1303, .1307,: 1312,, 1326, 1328; 1342; 
1354, 1362, 1402, 1404, 1406, 1444, 
1461, 1463, 1464, 1468, 1482, 1487, 
1508, 1529, 1530, 1580, 1595, 1601. 

Ailiun-da-bernach, 739. 

Aillinn, Knockaulin, a. mM. 4169, 5089; a. v. 722, 
766. 


1201, 
1248, 
1269, 
1297, 
1343, 
1460, 
1488, 


battle of, 722. 

Aine, or Aine-Cliach, 666, 1167, 1168. 

lords of, 1115, 1123. 

Ainge, Zhe Nanny Water, a river in Meath, 849. 

Aircealtair, at Downpatrick, a. Mm. 4169. 

Aircealtair, at Tighe-Ua-Maine, 673. 

Aircin, Arkin, in Ara, 1565, 1595. 

Aird, Ard-Magilligan, 1189. 

Aird, or Aird-Uladh, the Ards, in the county 
of Down, 771, 1011, 1130. 

Airdne-Coemhain, Ardcavan, airchinneach of, 
1055. 

-Airdne-Coluim, Ardcolum, abbot of, 890. 

Aireach-Broscca, Derrybrusk, in Fermanagh, 
1384, 1482, 1484, 1487, 1506, 1514. 

Aireach-Locha-Con, Hrrew, 1172, 1404, 1413, 
1436. 

Aireagal, 1380. 

Aireagal-Dachiarog, Errigalkeeroge, 1380, 1557, 
1595. 








\ 
abbots of, 805, 837. 
Aireach-Maelain, Derryvullan, 1441, 1447. 
Aiream, 1452. 





INDEX LOCORUM. 


Airgeatglionn, a.m. 4981; a. D. 1101, 1460. 
Airgetros, A.M. 3817. See Argad-ros. 
Airghialla, See Oirghialla. 

Airteach, 681, 1228, 1235, 1297, 1329, 1336, 
1349, 1381, 1405, 1416, 1465, 1486, 1541, 
1557, 1595. 

Airtheara, Oriors, A. M. 3529; A. D. 771, 819, 877, 
1059, 1077, 1086, 1094, 1099, 1126, 1196, 
1246, 1321, 1355, 1380, 1391, 1396. 

lords of, 606, 620, 696, 718, 738, 743, 
893, 931, 988, 1077, 1130, 1396, 1493, 1497, 
1600. 

Airthear-maighe, Armoy, 1177, 1247. 

Airthear-Life, 628, 956. 

lords of, 811, 831, 861. See Life. 

Airthear-Seola, in Connaught, battle of, 649. 

Ait-tighe-Mec-Cuirrin, 1256. 

Alba, a hill in Ui-Faelain, 458. 

Alba, gen. Alban, dat. Albain, Scotland, 10, 55, 
240, 326, 458, 498, 557, 592, 671, 684, 721, 
793, 816, 835, 887, 916, 936, 950, 988, 989, 
1013, 1034, 1062, 1055, 1065, 1154, 1169. 

Albene, 1052. 

Allamagh, battle of, 239. 

Allen, hill of, in the county of Kildare. 
Almhuin. 

Almhuin, gen. Almhuine, 904, 942. 

battles of, 526, 718. 

Alt-na-hellte, 1256. 

Alt-Ruaidhri, Altrory, in Termon-Magrath, 
1471. 

Anghaile, Annaly, in the county of Longford, 
1172, 1182, 1196, 1207, 1209, 1210, 1232, 
1262, 1274, 1282, 1316, 1318, 1322, 1328, 
1345, 1347, 1348, 1353, 1355, 1362, 1364, 
1373, 1374, 1375, 1376, 1377, 1383, 1385, 
1386, 1398, 1399, 1411, 1430, 1431, 1435, 
1445, 1452, 1460, 1462, 1467, 1474, 1475, 
1486, 1489, 1490, 1494, 1516, 1576, 1595. 
See Muintir-Anghaile. 

Annies,on Lough-Carra, in the county of Mayo. 
See Caislen-na-nEnuighe. 

Aolmhagh, in Calraighe, a.m. 3790; a. D. 781. 








See 








Aonach-beag, 1579. 

Aonach-Carman, 1033. 

Aonach-Cholmain, 940. 

Aonach-Liffe, 954. 

Aonach-Macha, a. m. 3579. 

Aonach-Tete, or Oenach-Tete, Nenagh, 526,994, 
1056, 1548. 

Aondruim, Nendrum, or Inishmahee, an island 
in Loch-Cuan, 638, 1490. 

abbots of, 496, 682, 750, 917, 974. 

bishops of, 642, 658, 730, 871. 

Aontruibh, Entrobh, Oentraibh, Aentruibh, or 
Oentrobh, Antrim, 722, 822, 941. 

abbot of, 877. 

airchinneach of, 1096. 

burned, 1147. 

Aos-tri-maighe, 1597. 

Aporcrosan, church of, 671, 721, 792. 

situation of, pointed out, Addenda, p. a, 




















1191. 

Ara, 661, 666, 856. See Duthaidh-Aradh. 

lords of, 770, 1013, 1014, 1015, 1043, 

1094, 1129, 1172, 1474, 1504, 1508, 1559, 

1579, 1582, 1585, 1592, 1594, 1598, 1601, 

1602. 

plundered, 1081. 

Ara-Cliach, 1014. See Cliach. 

Ara-Thire, 857, 1031, 1122. See Duthaidh- 
Aradh. 

Ara, gen. Arann, Airne, and Airdne; dat. Arainn, 
Aranmore, in ‘the bay of Galway, 1123, 1396, 
1537, 1560, 1584. 

successors of Enda of, 654, 755, 916, 1010, 
1095, 1110, 1114, 1167. 

—— burned, 1020. 

plundered, 1081. 

Ara, Arran Island, in Scotland, 1154. 

Ara-airthir, Inisheer, in the bay of Galway, 856. 

abbot of, 865. 

Arbo, in Tyrone. See Ard-bo. 

Arda, 771. See Ard. 

Arda, in Fermanagh, airchinneach of, 1396, 
1441, 1477. See Arda-Muintire-Luinin. 

















B2 


4 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Arda, 551, 1011, 1130. See Aird-Uladh. 

Ard-abhla, 786, 1460. See Lios-ard-abhla. 

Ardachadh, or Ardachadh of Bishop Mel, in 
Teathbha, Ardagh, 1095. 

St. Mel, bishop of, 487. 

bishops of, 741, 872, 1048, 1087, 1104, 
1168, 1172, 1322, 1367, 1373, 1378, 1416, 
1444, 1508, 1540. 

Ardachadh, burned, 1137. 

battle of, a. M. 3790. 

Ardachadh, in Uladh, battle of, 1095. 

Ardachadh-Sleibhe-Fuaid, 819. 

Ardagh, in the county of Longford. See Arda- 
chadh of Bishop Mel. 

Ardagh, in the county of Antrim. 
chadh, 1095. 

Ardailein, 1017. See Ard-oilean and High- 
Island. 

Ardakillin, in the county of Roscommon, See 
Ard-an-choillin. 

Ard-an-choillin, 1368, 1388, 1489. 

Ard-an-ghaire, Ardingary, 1567. 

Ardbo, airchinnech of, 1103. 

burned, 1166. 

Ardbraccan, in Meath. See Ard-Breacain. 

Ard-Breacain, Ardbraccan, 717, 820, 1069. 

S. Ultan of, 656. 

airchinnech of, 1064. 

abbots of, 731, 760, 777, 847, 881, 











See Arda- 











918. 

anchorite, bishop, and abbot of, 823. 
bishops of, 776, 823. 

ferleiginn of, 1055. 

daimhliag of, 1031, 1035, 11165. 
burned, 1069, 1109. 

plundered, 886, 949, 992, 1035, 1156, 




















1163. / 

Ard-cam, battle of, 241. 

Ardearna, Ardcarne, 1235, 1243, 1247, 1249, 
1271. 





Beoaidh, bishop of, 523. 
airchinneachs of, 1224, 1225,1229, 1240, 





1271. 





Ardcarne, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Ard-carna. : 

Ardcavan, in the county of Wexford. See 
Airdne-Coemhain. 

Ard-Ciannachta, genit. Arda-Ciannachta and 
Airde-Ciannachta, 744, 771, 868, 893. 

chiefs of, 660, 686, 732, 774, 781, 812, 
820, 853, 891. See Feara-Arda. 

Ardcolum, in the county of Wexford. See 
Airdne-Coluim. 

Ard-Corainn, battle of, 624. 

Ard-Creamhthainn, battle of, a. m. 4907. 

Ard-croine, 1598. 

Ardcrony, in the county of Tipperary. See 
Ard-croine. 

Ardee, in the county of Louth. See Ath- 
Fhirdiadh-mic-Damain and Baile-atha-Fhir- 
diadh. 

Ard-Eolairg, 557. 

Ard-fearna, 1421. 

Ard-fearta-Brenainn, 1089, 1179, 1340, 1370, 
1582, 1583, 1600, 1601. 

bishop of, 1117. 

Franciscan monastery of, 1253. 

Ardfert, in the county of Kerry. See Ardfearta- 
Brenainn. 

Ardfinnan, in the county of Tipperary. See 
Ard-Finain. 

Ard-Finain, Ardfinnan, 1185, 1399. 

Ard-Fothadh, in Tirhugh, 639. 

Ard-glas, or Ard-glaisi, Ardglass, 1433, 1453. 

Ardglass, in the county of Down. See Ard-glas. 

Ardingary, in the county of Donegal. See Ard- 
an-ghaire, 

Ard-Ionmaoith, in Teathba, battle of, 4. M. 3529. 

Ard-Ladhronn, A. M. 2242 ; battle of, 3519. 

Ard-Macha, Armagh, 729, 760, 776, 825, 834, 
838, 844, 849, 850, 858, 879, 889, 907, 933, 
965, 974, 978, 985, 987, 1001, 1003, 1004, 
1010, 1011, 1013, 1022, 1030, 1031, 1033, 
1037, 1040, 1041, 1043, 1063, 1064, 1065, 
1073, 1077, 1080, 1085, 1103, 1105, 1113, 
1121, 1126, 1130, 1131, 1134, 1136, 1137, 











INDEX LOCORUM. 5 


1149, 1151, 1152, 1155, 
1170, 1172) '1273,; 1177, 
1189, 1196, 1203, 1242, 
1252, 1255, 1258, 1260, 
1268, 1270, 1299, 1356, 
1494, 1498, 1505, 1511, 
1592, 1593, 1595, 1597, 


1138, 
1165, 
1185, 
1248, 
1262, 
1450, 


1148, 
1167, 
1188, 
1251, 
1266, 
1486, 
1557, 1561, 
1601, 1610. 
Ard-Macha, founded, 457. 
abbots of, 547, 577, 609, 704, 757, 771, 
790, 792, 793, 794, 805, 806, 808, 810, 825, 
829, 832, 833, 835, 861, 876, 880, 885, 925, 
1075, 1136, 1174; tanist abbot, 892, 897, 
924. 


1162, 
1184, 
1246, 
1261, 
1395, 
1518, 
1598, 








airchinnechs of, 980; fosairchinneachs 
of, 1015, 1039, 1061, 1069, 1070, 1108, 1133. 
anchorites of, 725, 727, 860, 950, 951, 





1159. 





bishops of, 447, 467, 481, 496, 512, 525, 
535, 550, 587, 597, 622, 660, 686, 729, 749, 
778, 793, 811, 822, 824, 843, 889, 890, 898, 
966, 994, 1006, 1010, 1032, 1056, 1091, 1096, 
1099, 1105, 1106, 1122, 1139, 1264, 1356, 
1486. 

lectors of, 894, 944, 945, 951, 954, 983, 
1010, 1011, 1040, 1042, 1046, 1049, 1068, 
1071, 1102, 1138, 1142, 1152, 1169, 1174. 
economists of, 791, 805, 812, 814, 841, 
854, 867, 904. 

priests of, 829, 831, 892, 921, 922, 924, 
936, 994, 1011, 1028, 1052, 1081, 1133. 
priors of, 779, 807, 863, 982, 1001, 
1052, 1063, 1089. ‘ 

scribes of, 720, 726, 807, 829. 
cloictheach, or belfry of, 1121. 
daimhliag of, 1101, 1105, 1125, 1126. 
great house of abbots of, 1116. 
lis-aoidedh of, 1003, 1015, 1116, 1155. 
rath of, 1091, 1112, 1196. 
regles-brighde, 1085. 

trian-masain of, 1121. 

trian mor of, 987, 1150, 1173. 

.——— burned, 670, 687, 770, 778, 839, 914, 












































995, 1020, 1074, 1093, 1112, 1116, 1137, 
1164, 1166, 1179, 1511. 

Ard-Macha, plundered, 830, 850, 867, 890, 893, 
919, 931, 941, 1080. 

violated, 907. 

Ard-Maelchon, Ardmulchan, in Meath, 968. 

Ard-Maeldubhain, in O’Shaughnessy’s country, 
1579, 1601. 

Ardmagilligan, in the county of Londonderry. 
See Aird. 

Ard-mic-Rime, battle of, 787. 

Ard-Maille, near the river Suir, 1581. 

Ard-Maoldubhain, 1579, 1601. See Ard-Mael- 
dubhain. 





Ardmayle, in the county of Tipperary. See 
Ard-Maille. 

Ardmealuane, in the county of Galway. See 
Ard-Maeldubhain. 

Ard-Miodhair, in Tirconnell, 1199, 1202, 1252, 
1292, 1342, 1359, 1407, 1413, 1428, 1440. 

Ardmonann, 1075. 

Ard-Muintire-Luinin, 1441, 1512. 
in Fermanagh. 

Ardmulchan, in Meath. See Ard-Maelchon. 

Ard-Naescan, battle of, 749. 

Ard-na-mbrec, battle of, 762. 

Ard-na geabog, in Thomond, 1573. 

Ardnarea, in the county of Mayo. See Ard-na- 
riagh, 

Ard-na-riagh, Ardnarea, 1266, 1371, 1402, 1512, 
1532, 1533, 1586. 

Ard-na-tineadh-aoil, 1495. 

Ard-Niadh, in Connaught, battle of, a. M. 3656. 

Ardnurcher, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Ath-an-urchair. 

Ard-Oilean, High-Island, 1017. 

Ard-Padraig, Ardpatrick, in Munster, 1129, 
1602. 


See Arda, 


burned, 1114. 

Ardrahan, in the county of Galway. See Ard- 
rathain. 

Ard-rathain, Ardrahan, 1225, 1258, 1260, 1264, 
1599. 





6 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Ards, baronies of, in the county of Down. See 
Aird, Arda, Aird-Uladh, and Ard-Uladh. 
Ard-sratha, Ardstraw, 1101, 1179, 1198, 1395, 
1595. 

abbots of, 850, 921. 

airchinneachs of, 949, 1064, 1127, 1179. 

bishops of, 678, 705, 878. 

Ui-Fiachrach of, 1005, 1033, 

1069, 1076, 1102, 1129, 1150, 1164. 

bridge of, 1514. 

doimhliac of, 1099. 

burned, 1069. 

Ardstraw, in the county of Tyrone. 
sratha. 

Ard-Trea, Artrea, in Tyrone, airchinneach of, 
1127; 

Ard-Uillinne, in Inis-Eoghain, 759. 

Ard-Uladh, 1433. See Aird, Aird-Uladh, and 
Arda. 

Argad-ros, in Ui-Duach, a. mM. 3501, 3516, 3656; 
A. D. 850. 

lord of, 851. 
Duach of Argad-ros. 

Arkin Castle, on the Great Island of Aran. See 
Aircin. 

Arklow. See Inbher-mor. 

Armagh, city of. See Ard-Macha. 

Artrea, in the county of Londonderry. 
Ard-Trea. 

Assal, a.m. 4169. See Magh-Assail. 

Assey, near Tara, in the county of Meath. See 
Ath-Sighe. 

Ath-abhla, battle of, 627. 

Ath-Ai. See Baile-atha-Ai. 

Athain. See Othain. 

Ath-an-chairthinn, 1012. 

Ath-an-chamais, Camus, on the river Suir, 
1523. 

Ath-an-Chip, 1245, 1270, 1316. 

Ath-an-Choileir, 1501. ‘ 

Ath-an-chomair, at Druim-criaigh, battle of, 
1168. 

Ath-Anghaile, in Corann, 1263, 1270. 











1044, 














See Ard- 





See Airget-ros and Ui- 


See 





Ath-an-righ, 1601. See Ath-na-riogh. 

Ath-an-termoinn, 1106. ; 

Ath-an-tuisil, Athassel, 1581. See Ath-iseal. 

Ath-an-urchair, Ardnurcher, 1192, 1207, 1470. 

Ath-Arda-Finain, 1399. See Ard-Finain. 

Atharlach, 1502. See Eatharlach. 

Athassel, in the county of Tipperary. See Ath- 
iseal and Ath-an-tuisil. 

Ath-beatha, battle of, 237. 

Athboy, in the county of Meath. See Ath- 
buidhe-Tlachtgha. 

Ath-Brea, on the river Boyne, 283. 

Ath-Buana, 965. 

Ath-buidhe-Tlachtgha, Athboy, 1022, 1090. 

synod of, 1167. 

Ath-buidhe, The Yellow Ford, near Armagh, 
1575, 1598, 1599. 

Ath-caille, Woodford, 1124. 

Ath-Calgain, 1103, 1107. 

Ath-caradh-Conaill, on the river Shannon, 1270. 

Ath-cinn-Locha-Techet, 1328. — 

Ath-cliath, or Ath-cliath-Duibhlinne, Dublin, 
836, 849, 868, 878, 890, 897, 917, 919, 924, 
925, 935, 936, 938, 939, 941, 943, 945, 959, 
985, 992, 993, 994, 995, 997, 998, 999, 1001, 
1012, 1013, 1014, 1017, 1030, 1031, 1035, 
1052, 1070, 1075, 1080, 1086, 1094, 1102, 
1105, 1107, 1117, 1118, 1128, 1141, 1142, 
1149, 1150, 1154, 1162, 1166, 1169, 1170, 
1172, 1176, 1177, 1201, 1210, 1213, 1227, 
1238, 1243, 1283, 1306, 1431, 1434, 1439, 
1442, 1452, 1453, 1456, 1464, 1466, 1472, 

~ 1488, 1489, 1492, 1494, 1510, 1525, 1526, 
1535, 1537, 1543, 1545, 1546, 1547, 1548, 
1550, 1551, 1552, 1560, 1562, 1564, 1567, 
1569, 1572, 1573, 1574, 1575, 1576, 1577, 
1579, 1580, 1581, 1582, 1584, 1585, 1586, 
1587, 1588, 1590, 1592, 1595, 1596, 1597, 
1598, 1599, 1600, 1601, 1603, 1608, 1609, 
1611. 








bishops of, 1074, 1084, 1095, 
1157, 1256. 
Danes, or foreigners of, 836, 843, 845, 


1121, 





INDEX LOCORUM. 7 


849, 859, 865, 871, 885, 897, 916, 917, 919, 
923, 928, 934, 935, 936, 937, 939, 940, 942, 
944, 945, 946, 948, 949, 954, 960, 965, 976, 
977, 978, 979, 982, 992, 994, 998, 999, 1018, 
1021, 1022, 1026, 1031, 1037, 1045, 1072, 
1088, 1090, 1095, 1103, 1115, 1119, 1121, 
1126, 1127, 1137, 1140, 1146, 1149, 1150, 
1154, 1165, 1160, 1166, 1167, 1169, 1171, 
1174, 1176, 1178, 1185, 1193, 1201, 1209, 
1213; 1227, 1338, 1343, 1383, 1356, 1358, 
1368, 1369, 1394, 1408, 1412, 1413, 1425. 

Ath-cliath, mormhaor of, 11, 46. 

lords or kings of, 939, 1075, 1095, 

1160, 1170. 

orator of, 978. 

—— battles of, 917, 918, 946, 988, 997, 
1171. 








burned, 934, 998, 1004, 1014, 1170. 

plundered, 765, 942, 945, 954, 998. 

Ath-cliath-Meadhraighe, Clarinbridge,' in the 
county of Galway. See Meadhraighe. 

Ath-cliath-an-Chorainn, Ballymote, 1300, 1317, 
1470. See Baile-an-mhota. 

Ath-coille-ruaidhe, Redwood, on the river Shan- 
non, 1602. 

Ath-crochta, 1266. See Ath-Croich. 

Ath-Croich, 1547. 

bridge of, 1120, 1125. 

Ath-Cruithne, 924. 

Ath-culuain, 1593, 1597. See Bel-atha-Culuain. 

Ath-cumma, 622. 

Ath-da-fhearta, in Magh-Conaille, 607, 817. 

Ath-da-laarg, in Meath, 937. 

Ath-da-laarg, Boyle, in the county of Roscom- 
mon, 1174, 1197, 1201, 1235, 1415. See 
Buill and Mainistir-na-Buille. 

Ath-dara, in Leinster, 457. 

Ath-dara, Adare, in Munster, 1464, 1502, 1579, 
1581, 1583, 1599. 

Ath-dearg, in Magh-Sleacht, 1256. 

Ath-Disirt-Nuadhain, Hastersnow, 1330. 

Ath-Doire-Chuirc, 1262. See Doire-Chuire. 

Ath-dubh, 1404. 














Ath-Duine-Calman, 1155. 

Ath-dumha, battles of, 756, 771. 

Ath-Earghail, near Clogher, battle of, 1080. 

Ath-Easccrach-Cuain, Ahascragh, 788, 1307. 

Athenry, in the county of Galway. See Ath- 
na-riogh and Baile-atha-na-riogh. 

Ath-feine, at Ioraras, 1160. 

Ath-feorainne, Afeoran, on the river Suck, 1236. 

Ath-fearna, battle of, 1030. 

Ath-Fhirdiadh, or Ath-Fhirdiadh-mic-Damain, 
Ardee, 941, 985, 1075, 1128, 1132, 1159, 
1452, 1539, 1575. 

Ath-Goan, in Jarthar Liffe, battle of, 628. 

Ath-innsin-Sruthra, 1154. 

Ath-iseal, Athassel, on the river Suir, 1248, 1581. 
See Ath-an-tuisil. 

Athleague, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Athliag-Maenagain. 

Ath-leathan, Ballylahan, in Gaileanga, 1316, 
1317, 1380, 1381, 1394. 

monastery of, 1253, 1254, 1448, 1476. 
See Baile-atha-leathan. 

Ath-leime-na-girre, 1489. 

Ath-liag-Finn, Ballyleague, on the river Shan- 
non, 1000, 1140, 1153, 1220, 1227, 1244, 1271, 
1572. 





wicker bridge of, 1140, 1153. 
Ath-liag-Maenagain, Athleague, on the river 
Suck, 1266, 1337, 1487, 1499, 1597, 1600. 

Ath-liag-na-Sinna. See Ath-liag-Finn. 

Athlone, on the river Shannon. See Ath-Luain 
and Baile-atha-Luain. 

Ath-Luain, Athlone, 894, 895, 920, 1001, 
1VT14;- 1120; 131, 1140; 147, 1148, 
1153, 1155, 1159, 1163, 1168, 1170, 
1210, 1213, 1215, 1224, 1225, 1227, 
1240, 1246, 1247, 1249, 1250, 1256, 
1260, 1262, 1264, 1265, 1268, 1272, 
1374, 1381, 1433, 1455, 1467, 1476, 
1512, 1536, 1547, 1548, 1551, 1552, 

_ 1557, 1567, 1569, 1570, 1571, 1572, 
1582, 1583, 1584, 1590, 1594, 1596, 
1599, 1600, 1601, 1602. 





1089, 
1152, 
1201, 
1235, 
1257, 
1368, 
1490, 
1553, 
1576, 
1598, 


8 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Ath-Luain, wicker bridge of, 1140, 1153, 1155, 
1159. 

bridge of, 1120, 1129, 1133, 1155, 1567. 

castle of, erected, 1129. 

causeway of, 1000. 

Ath-Maighne, 1153, 1158. See Ceann-clair. 

Ath-mheadhain, Affane, in the Desies, 1565. 

Ath-Mogha, Ballymoe, on the river Suck, 1530, 
1595. See Bel-Atha-Mogha. 

Ath-na-gceannaigheadh, Belanaganny, or Mill- 
brook, 1482. 

Ath-na-croisi, in Corann, battle of, 1024. 

Ath-na-cuirre, on the river Geirctheach, 1244. 

Ath-na-dairbhrighe, 1160, 1161. 

Ath-na-failme, 1257. 

Ath-na-faithche, at Fenagh, 1251. 

Ath-na-nGall, 1419. 

Ath-na-riach, 1169. 

Ath-na-riogh, Athenry, 1249, 1266, 1316, 1322, 
1375, 1473, 1504, 1544, 1572, 1583, 1596, 
1599, 1601. 

Athneasy, in the county of Limerick. See Bel- 
atha-na-n Deise. 

Ath-oirne, 749. 

Ath-rois, battle of, 785. 

Ath-Seanaith, Ballyshannon, in Leinster, 733. 

Ath-Seanaigh, Ballyshannon, on the river Erne, 
1247, 1359, 1398, 1412, 1419, 1420, 1421, 
1423, 1435, 1464, 1490, 1496, 1522, 1592, 
1595, 1597, 1602. 

Ath-Sighe, Assey, 524, 985. 

Ath-slisean, Belaslishen, 1288, 1309, 1342, 1595, 
1597. 

Ath-Thairsi, a ford on the river Swilly, 1567. 

Ath-tighe-in-Messaigh, Altymas, 1225. 

Ath-tire-Oilein, Terryland, 1560, 1572. 

Ath-Truim, Trim, 432, 512, 1160, 1175, 1203, 
1215, 1382, 1383, 1397, 1412, 1419, 1444, 
1447, 1452, 1466, 1500, 1506, 1537. 

abbots of, 751, 837, 844. 

airchinneachs of, 1059, 1100. 

bishops of, 741, 751, 791, 819, 929. 

burned, 1143, 1155. 


























Ath-Truisten, near Athy, 936. 
Ath-uachtair, Balloughter, in the parish of Shan- 
kill, county of Roscommon, 1542. 


Athy, in the county of Kildare. See Baile- 
atha-Ai. 
Attymass, in the county of Mayo. See Ath- 


tighe-in-Messaigh. 
Aughnanure, in the county of Galway. See 
Achadh-na-nIubhar. 


Bac, an da, 1217. 

Backs, in the county of Mayo. See Bac, an da. 

Badhbha, Boa Island, in Lough-Erne, 1369. 

Badhghna. See Baghna, Bodhbhgna, and Sliabh 
Baghna-na-dtuath. 

Badhun-mael, Bawnmoyle, 1577. 

Badhun-Riaganach, Bawn- Oregan, or Castlebrack, 
1547. 

Badoney, in Tyrone. See Both-domhnaigh. 

Baghna, Slieve-Baune, a. M. 2859 ; 678, 932, 
1542, 1597. 

Baile-achaidh-chaoin, Loughkeen, 1602. 

Baile-Adam, Ballyadams, 1546. 

Baile-aighidh-chaoin, Balleeghan, in Tirconnell, 
1557, 1566. 

Baile-an-bhealaigh, 1489. 

Baile-an-Bhuinneanaigh, Ballybunnian, 1582. 

Baile-an-chaislein, i. e. Longphort Mic Ui- 
Bhriain Ara, Castletown, 1601, 1602. 

Baile-an-Chaislein, in Clann-Chuilein-Uachta- 

~ rach, Castletown, 1598. 

Baile-an-chaislein-nui, 1549. 

Baile-an-chlair, Ballyclare, in O’Beirne’s coun- 
try, 1461, 1487. 

Baile-an-chlair, Clare-Galway, the seat of Mac 
William, 1469. 

Baile-an-chuilinn, 1481. 

Baile-an-duibh, Ballinduff, 1469. 

Baile-an-duin, Ballindoon, in Tir-Aililla, 1352, 
1468, 1598. 

Baile-an-duna, Ballindown, in Feara-Ceall, 1532. 


INDEX LOCORUM. 9 


Baile-an-Eletearaigh, Finniterstown, 1599. 

Baile-an-gharrdha-chnuic-Sithe-Una, Ballingar- 
ry, in Ormond, 1599. 

Baile-an-lacha, Ballylough, 1544. 

Baile-an-luig, Ballinlig, in Magh-bhachla, 1556. 

Baile-an-mhota, Ballymote, 1300, 1317, 1340, 
1348, 1381, 1516, 1542, 1593, 1595, 1596, 
1598, 1599, 1600, 1601, 1602. See Atha- 
cliath-an-Chorainn. 

Baile-an-oireacht, in Fermanagh, 1486. 

Baile-an-Rodhba, Ballinrobe, 1586. 

Baile-an-tochair, Ballintogher, 1566. 

Baile-an-tobair, Ballintober, in the county of 
Mayo, 1248, 1505. See Baile-tobair-Phadraig. 

Baile-an-tobair, Ballintober, in the county of 
Roscommon, 1311, 1347, 1362, 1375, 1385, 
1434, 1461, 1468, 1487, 1488, 1489, 1503, 
1530, 1585. See Baile-tobair-Bhrighde. 

Baile-an-turlaigh, Zurlagh, 1473. 

Baile-atha-ai, Athy, 1546. 

Baile-atha-buidhe, Ballyboy, in Feara-Ceall, 
1383. 

Baile-atha-na-riogh, Athenry, 1583. See Ath- 
na-riogh. 

Baile-atha-Fhirdia, 1575. See Ath-Fhirdia. 

Baile-atha-leathain, Ballylahan, 1380. See Ath- 
leathan. 

Baile-atha-Luain, Athlone, 1594. See Ath-Luain. 

Baile-atha-thid, 1375. 

Baile-Bhriain-Ui-Uiginn, Higginstown, 1438. 

Baile-caille-Foghair, Castlefore, 1452. See Baile- 
coillte-Foghair. ; f 

Baile-Chinn-coradh, Kincora, 1487. 

Baile-coillte-foghair, 1409. See Baile-caille- 
foghair. 

Baile-Cuisin, Cushinstown, 1552. 

Baile-Dalat, 1374. 

Baile-Dathi, Ballydavis, 1477. 

Baile-easa-dara, Ballisodare, 1444, 1595. 

Baile-Elli, 1415. See Cluain-sithe. 

Baile-Eoin-Gabhann, Ballygowan, 1600. 

Baile-hllighi, Balleely, 1597. 

Baile-Locha-deacair, Balloughdacker, 1356. 





Baile-Locha-luatha, Ballyloughloe, 1206, 1234, 
1475. 

Baile-Locha-Measga, Ballyloughmask, 1271,1412, 
1416. 

Baile-Locha-Riach, 1582, 1601. See Loch-Riach. 

Baile-Lughmhaigh, Louth, 1483. See Lugh- 
mhagh. 

Baile-Maoilir, Mylerstown, 1475. 

Baile-Mic-Adam, Cadamstown, in Cinel-Fearga, 
in Ely-O’Carroll, 1449, 1548, 

Baile-mic-abhainn, Ballycowan, 1557. 

Baile-Mic-Giollaruaidh, Ballymackilroy, 1495, 
1500. 

Baile-mic-Maghnusa, Ballymacmanus, or Belle- 
Zsle, in Lough-Erne, 1498. 

Baile-mic-an-chaim, Ballymacqueem, 1577, 1582. 

Baile-mic-Colmain, Colmanstown, in East Corca- 
Bhaiscinn, 1581, 1600. 

Baile-mic-Uilliam, Ballymacwilliam, 1467. 

Baile-Mic-Riagain, Ballymacregan, 1562. 

Baile-Mic-Shamhradhain, Ballymagauran, 1431. 

Baile-Mic-Uallachain, Ballymacuolahan, 1548. 

Baile-mor-Locha-Semhdidhe, Ballymore-Lough- 
Sewdy, 1450, 1598. 

Baile- mor-na-nUstasach, Ballymore- Eustace, 
1546. 

Baile-Mhuirne, Ballyvourney, 1602. 

Baile-na-mbachlach, in Crich-Bulbach, 1493. 

Baile-na-braghat, 1526. 

Baile-na-gcananach, Ballymagowan, in the ter- 
mon of Derry, 1537. 

Baile-na-cara, 1494. 

Baile-na-cloiche, Stonestown, 1548. 

Baile-na-coille, Ballynakill, 1602. 

Baile-na-cuirre, Ballinacor, 1595. 

Baile-na-Gaillmhe, Galway. See Gaillimh and 
Dun-bona-Gaillmhe. 

Baile-na-nGall-Oirghiallach, 1456. 

Baile-na-hinnsi, Ballynahinch, 1584. 

Baile-na-lurgan, Lurgan, in Farney, 1432. 

Baile-na-dtri-gcaislen, The Three Castles, 1547. 

Baile-na-huamha, Cavetown, 1487, 1492, 1512, 
1527. 


10 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Baile-na-martra, Castlemartyr, 1569, 1573. 

Baile-nua, Newtown, in the county of Limerick, 
1502. 

Baile-nua, Newtown, in Anghaile, 1295.- 

Baile-nua, Newtown-Stewart, in Tyrone, 1600. 

Baile-nua, Newtown, inthe county of Westmeath, 
1474. 

Baile-Phaidin, Ballyphaudeen, 1599. 

Baile-Portel, Portelstown, 1450. 

Baile-Sgriccin, 1542. 

Baile-tobair-Bhrighde, Ballintober, 1311, 1347, 
1362, 1375, 1385, 1434, 1461, 1468, 1487, 
1488, 1489, 1503, 1530, 1585. See Baile- 
an-tobair, in the county of Roscommon. 

Baile-tobair-Phadraig, Ballintober, 1248, 1505. 
See Baile-an-tobair, in the county of Mayo. 

Baile-Tuama-achaidh, 1176. 

Baile-Ui-Aille, Ballyally, 1559, 1599, 1601. 

Baile-Ui-Bhaoighill, Ballyweel, 1440, 1592, 
1607. 

Baile-Ui-Bheachain, Ballyvaughan, 1569. 

Baile-Ui-Bhogain, Ballyboggan, 1446, 1447. 

Baile-Ui-Chaolaighe, Ballykealy, 1582, 1601. 

Baile-Ui-Charthaigh, Ballycarhy, 1563. 

Baile-Ui-Chathlain, Ballycalhane, 1581. 

Baile-Ui-Chuire, Ballyquirk, in Ormond, 156], 
1599. 

Baile-Ui-Dhonnghaile, Ballydonnelly, in Tyrone, 
1531. 

Baile-Ui-Eachdhach, Ballyhough, 1599. 

Baile-Ui-Flannagain, 1495, 1498. 

Baile-Ui-Ghalaigh, 1563. 

Baile-Ui-Gheileachain, 1580. 

Baile-Ui-Ghiollagain, Ballygilgan, 1513. 

Baile-Ui-Ghriobhtha, Ballygriffy, 1599. 

Baile - Ui- Ogain - na-Coille- moire, Ballyhogan, 
1599. 

Baile-Ui-Raghailligh, O’Reilly’s Town, 1427, 
1429, 1468. See Cabhan and Tulach-Mon- 
gain, 

Baile-Ui-Ruairc, O’Rourke’s Town, 1457, 1468. 
See Druim-da-ethiar. 

Baisleac, Baslick, abbots of, 742, 759, 800. 





Balla, 637, 1179, 1236, 1262. 

Ballaghanea, in the county of Cavan. 
lach-feadha. 

Ballaghanoher, in the King’s County. See Bea- 
lach-an-fhothair. 

Ballaghboy, in the county of Sligo. See Bea- 
lach-an-Choirrshleibhe. 

Ballaghcullia, in the county of Roscommon. 
See Bel-coille. 

Ballaghmeehin, in the county of Leitrim. See 
Bealach-Ui-Mhithidhein. 

Ballaghmoon, in the county of Kildare. 
Bealach-Mughna. 

Ballaghmore, in the Queen’s County. See Bea- 
lach-mor-Muighe-dala. 

Ballaghnabehy, in the county of Leitrim. See 
Bealach-na-bethighe. 

Beag-Eire. See Beg-Eire. 

Balleeghan, in the county of Donegal. 
Baile-aighidh-chaoin. 


See Bea- 


See 


See 


Balleely, in the county of Galway. See Baile- 
hllighi. 

Ballina, in Westmeath. Sce Bel-an-atha. 

Ballina, in the county of Tipperary. See Bel- 
an-atha. 

Ballinacor, in the county of Wicklow. See Baile- 
na-cuirre. 

Ballinafad, in the county of Sligo. 
atha-fada. 

Ballinafad, in the county of Roscommon. 
Bel-an-atha-fada. 

Ballinamallard, in the county of Fermanagh. 
See Bel-atha-na-marclach. 

Ballinasloe, in the county of Galway. See Bel- 
atha-na-sluaigheadh. 

Ballinclare, in the county of Sligo. 
chlair. 


See Bel-an- 


See 


See Bel-an- 


| Ballindown, in the King’s County. See Baile- 


an-duna. 

Ballindown, in the county of Sligo. See Baile- 
an-duin. 

Ballinduff, in the county of Galway. See Baile- 
an-duibh. 


INDEX LOCORUM. 11 


Ballingarry, in Lower Ormond. See Baile-an- 
gharrdha- Cnuic-Sithe-Una. 

Ballinloughane, in the county of Limerick. See 
Baile-Ui-Gheileachain, 

Ballinlug, in the parish of Ballymore-Lough- 
Sewdy, Westmeath. See Baile-an-luig. 


Ballinrobe, in the county of Mayo. See Baile- 
an-Rodhba. 
Ballintober, in the county of Mayo. See Baile- 


.an-tobair and Baile-tobair-Phadraig. 
Ballintober, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Baile-an-tobair and Baile-tobair-Bhrighde. 
Ballintogher, in the county of Sligo.’ See Baile- 
an-tochair and Bel-an-tachair. 

Balloughdacker, in the county of Galway. See 
Baile-Locha-deacair. 

Balloughter, in the parish of Shankill, county 
of Roscommon. See Bel-atha-Uachtair. 

Ballyadams, in the Queen’s County. See Baile- 
Adam. 

Ballyally, in the county of Clare. See Baile- 
Ui-Aille. 

Ballyboggan, in the county of Meath. 
Baile-Ui-Bhogain. 

Ballyboy, in the King’s County. See Baile-atha- 
buidhe. 

Ballybrit, barony of, in the King’s County. See 
Cinel-Fhearga. 

Ballycalhane, in the county of Limerick. See 
Baile-Ui-Chathlain. 

Ballycarhy, or Ballycarre, in the county of Glare: 
See Baile-Ui-Charthaigh. 

Ballybunnian. See Baile-an-Bhuinneanaigh. 


See 


Ballyclare, in the county of cigenuanne See 
Baile-an-chlair. 
Ballycorick, in the county of Clare. See Bel- 


atha-an-chomhraic. 

Ballycowan, in the King’s County. See Baile- 
mhic-Abhainn. 

Ballydavis, in the Queen’s ‘County. See Baile- 
Dathi. 

Ballydonnelly, in Tyrone. See Baile-Ui-Dhonn- 

- ghaile. 





Ballydrihid, in the county of Sligo. See Bel-an- 
droichit. 


Ballyglass, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Bel-atha-glasaranach. 
Ballygilgan, in the county of bee See Baile- 


Ui-Ghiollagain. 

Ballygowan, in Corcomroe, ‘sity of Clare. See 
Baile- Eoin- Gabhann and Bel-atha-an-Gho- 
bhann. 

Ballygriffy, in the county of Clare, 
Ui-Ghriobhtha. 

Ballyhoe Bridge, in the county of Monaghan. 
See Bel-atha-hOa. 

Ballyhogan, in the county of Clare. 
Ui-Ogain. 

Ballyhough, in the county of Tipperary. See 
Baile-Ui-Eachdhach. 

Ballykealy, in Kerry. 


See Baile- 


See Baile- 


See Baile-Ui-Chaol- 


laighe. 

Ballylahan, in the county of Mayo. See Ath- 
leathan and Baile-atha-leathain. 

Ballyleague, on the river Shannon. See Ath- 


liag-Finn. 

Ballylough, in the barony of Lower Dunluce, 
county of Antrim. See Baile-an-lacha. 

Ballyloughloe, in the county of Westmeath. See. 
Baile-Locha-luatha, 

Ballymackilroy, in the county of Fermanagh. 
See Baile-Mhic-Giollaruaidh. 


Ballymacqueem, in the county of Kerry. See 
Baile-mic-an-Chaim. 

Ballymacregan, in the county of Clare. See 
Baile-Mic-Riagain. 

Ballymacuolahan, in the King’s County. See 
Baile-mic-Uallachain. 

Ballymacwilliam, in the King’s County. See 
Baile-mic-Uilliam. 

Ballymagauran, in the county of Cavan. See 
-Baile-Mic-Shamhradhain. 

Ballymagowan, in the termon of Derry. See 


Baile-na~gCananach. t 
Ballymoe, on the river Suck. See eee 
and Bel-atha-Mogha. 


c2 


12 


Ballymore-Eustace, in the county of Dublin. 
See Baile-mor-na-nUstasach. 

Ballymore-Lough-Sewdy, in the county of West- 
meath. See Baile-mor-Locha-Semhdidhe. 

Ballymote, in the county of Sligo. See Ath- 
cliath-an-Chorainn and Baile-an-mhota. 

Ballynahinch, in the county of Galway. 
Baile-na-hinnse. 
Ballynakill, in the barony of Kilnamanagh, 
county of Tipperary. See Baile-na-coille. 
Ballyphaudeen, in the county of Clare. See 
Baile-Phaidin. 

Ballyquirk, in the county of Tipperary. See 
Baile-Ui-Chuire. 

Ballyragget, in the county of Kilkenny. 
Bel-atha-Raghat. 

Ballysadare, in the county of Sligo. 
easa-dara. 

Ballyshannon, in the county of Donegal. See 
Ath-Seanaigh and Bel-atha-Seanaigh? Bsr 

Ballyshannon, in the county of Kildare. See 
Ath-Seanaigh and Ucha. 

Ballyvaughan, in the county of Clare. See Baile- 
Ui-Bheachain. 

Ballyvourney, in the county of Cork. See Baile- 
Mhuirne. 

Ballyweel, in the county of Donegal. See Baile- 
Ui-Bhaoighill. 

Balrath, in Westmeath. See Bile-ratha. 

Banada, in the county of Sligo. 
or Beann-fhoda. 

Banagh, barony of, in the county of Donegal. 
See Cinel-Boghaine and Tir-Boghaine. 

Banagher, in the King’s County. See Beann- 
chor. 

Bandann, Bandon, river of, 1560, 1600, 1601. 

Banduff Castle, in the county of Cork. See 
Beann-dubh. 

Bangor, in the county of Down. See Beannchair, 

Banna, the River Bann, in Ulster, 728, 919, 1418, 
,1419, 1472, 1475, 1495, 1506, 1540, 1542, 
1544, 1577. 

— bridge of, 1248. 


See 


See 


See Baile- 


See Beannada, 








INDEX LOCORUM. 


Bannady Castle, near Ballaghaderreen, county 
of Mayo. See Caislen an Mheannoda. 

Bantry, in the county of Cork. See Beann- 
traighe. 

Baoi-Bheirre, Bearhaven, 1602. 

Baoigheallach, Boylagh, 1530, 1588, 1590. 

Barcha, Barry. See Caislen-Barcha. 

Barnismore, in the county of Donegal. 
Bearnas-mor. 


See 


Barrow, river. See Bearbha. : 
Barry, in the county of Longford. See Caislen- 
Barcha. 


Baslick, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Baisleac. 
Battlefield, in the county of Sligo. See Cluain- 


catha. 

Bavan, or Bawan, in the county of Donegal. 
See Badhun-mael. 

Beag-Eire. See Beg-Eire. 


eal, and its compounds. See Bel and Beul. 


Bealach, battle of, 962. 

Bealach-an-chamain, in Tyrone, 1526. 

Bealach-an-chluainin, Cloneen Pass, 1489. 

Bealach-an-chrionaigh, Pass of Creenagh, near 
Drumlane, county of Cavan, 1391. 

Bealach-an-diothruibhe, 1589. 

Bealach-an-Fhiodhfail, Rockforest Road, in Tho- 
mond, 1599. 

Bealach-an-fhothair, Ballaghanoher, 1548, 1553, 
1557. 

Bealach-an-Mhaighre, Moyry Pass, 1600, 1601. 

Bealach-an-Tirialaigh, Tyrrell’s Pass, in the 

* county of Westmeath, 1598. 

Bealach-buidhe-an-Choirrshleibhe, Ballaghboy, 
1497, 1499, 1512, 1527, 1528, 1530, 1540, 
1599, 1602. 

Bealach-Chille-Bhrighde, Pass of Kilbride, 1598. 

Bealach-Coille-na-gcuirritin, Killygordon Pass, 
1523. 

Bealach-Chonglais, in Munster, 1560, 1573. 

Bealach-cro, battle of, 751. See Lochan-Bea- 
laigh-cro. 

Bealach-duin, 770, 778, 855, 868, 949, 961, 969, 


INDEX LOCORUM. 13 


1005, 1170. 
duin. 

Bealach-Duin-bolg, battle of, 594. 

Bealach-Duin-iarainn, Doonierin Pass, 1536. 

Bealach-Ele, battle of, 730. 

Bealach-Eochaille, 872, 1123. 

Bealach-Feadha, Ballaghanea, 572. 

Bealach-Fele, 730. 

Bealach-Gabhrain, Gowran Pass, 756, 893. 

Bealach-Guirt-an-iobhair, battle of, 1094. 

Bealach-leachta, battle of, 976. 

Bealach-licce, battle of, 721. 

Bealach-mor-muighe-dala, Ballaghmore, in Os- 
sory, 1580, 1600. 

Bealach-Mughna, Ballaghmoon, battle of, 903. 

Bealac-mhuine-na-siride, 1144. 

Bealach-na-bethighe, Ballaghnabehy, 1256. 

Bealach-na-fadhbaighe, 1510. 

Bealach-na-gcorrghad, 1475. 

Bealach-na-ngamhna, 1510. 

Bealach-na-hurbhron, 1473. 

Bealach-na-nurbhrointeadh, 1504. 

Bealach-natha, 866. 

Bealach-tire-Ithain, Tirahan Pass, 1545. See 
Tir-athain. 

Bealach-Ui-Mhithidhein, Ballaghmeehin, 1419, 
1439, 1480, 1595. 

Beale, castle of, in Kerry. See Biaille. 

Bealgadan, Bulgaden, battle of, a. M. 3751. 

Beanna-bo, Binbo, in Breifne, 1585, 1586. 

Beannada, or Beann-fhoda, Banada, 1265, 1439, 
1488, 1586. ‘ 

Beanna-Boirche, near the source of the Bann, in 
Uladh, 1493. 

Beannan-Breachmhaighe, in Tirconnell, 1260. 

Beann-Artghaile, 1161. 

Beann-borb, 1601. 

Beannchair, Bangor, in Ulster, 552, 739, 951, 
1065. 


See Disert-Chiarain-Bealaigh- 





abbots of, 552, 558, 600, 605, 606, 612, 
645, 662, 663, 665, 666, 668, 671, 678, 688, 
704, 721, 722, 742, 755, 762, 773, 775, 786, 
789, 795, 797, 800, 812, 818, 838, 847, 869, 





878, 881, 884, 901, 919, 926, 927, 935, 938, 
980, 1058. 

Beannchair, abbot of the canons of, 1163. 

vice abbot, or prior of, 927. 

doctor of, 801. 

economus of, 739. 

daimhliag of, 1065. 

scribe of, 724. 

burned, 611, 670, 739, 751. 

plundered, 822, 1149. 

Beannchor, in the King’s County, 1539, 1544, 
1548. 

Beann-dubh, Banduff, or Castlesalem, 1506. 

Beann-Eachlabhra, Binaghlon, 1111, 1455. See 
Beinn-Eachlabhra. 

Beann-fhoda. See Beannada. 

Beann-Formala, Binformoyle, 1573. 

Beann-Gulban, Binbulbin, 1309, 1522. 

Beann-mhor, Benmore, 1553. 























Beanntraighe, Bantry, monastery of, 1320, 1581, 
1602. 

Beann-uamha, Benvadigan, or The Cave Hill, 
near Belfast, 1468. 

Bearbha, The Barrow river in Leinster, A. M. 
3267, 4658; A. D. 906, 966, 1489, 1555, 1558, 
1560, 1569. 

Beare, a territory in the county of Cork. See 
Beirre. 

Bearhaven, island of. Sce Baoi-Bheirre and 
Oilen-Baoi-Bheirre. 

Bearnach-balbh, in Tir-Briuin-na-Sinna, 1465. 

Bearna-dhearg, Red-gap or Red-chair, 1600. 

Bearna-na-gaoithe, Windy Gap, 1590. 

Bearnas-mor, Barnismore, 1522, 1590, 1592, 
1600, 1601. 

Bearra, Beare, in the county of Cork. See Beirre. 

Beathra, 824, 831. See Dealbhna-Beathra. 

Beg-Eire, in the county of Wexford, 819, 884, 
964. . 

Beggery Island, in the county of Wexford. See 
Beg-Eire. 

Beinnin, Binnion, a hill in Tirconnell, 1557. 

Beirche, 807. 


14 


Beirre, Beare, 794, 865, 1485, 1498, 1563, 1580, 
1581, 1584, 1585, 1594, 1600, 1601, 1602. 

Beirre, battles of, A. M. 3579, 3656; a.D. 241. 

Bel-aith, in Meath, battle of, 1076. 

Belan, in the county of Kildare. See Biothlann. 

Bel-an-atha, Ballina, in Westmeath, 1553 ; in 
Ara, 1559. 

Bel-an-atha, in the county of Tipperary, 1559. 

Bel-an-atha-bhuidhe, 1598. See Athbhuidhe, 
near Armagh. 

Bél-an-atha-fada, Ballinafad, in the county of 
Roscommon, 1482. 

Bel-an-atha-fada, Ballinafad, in the county of 
Sligo, 1586. 

Bel-an-chip, 1573. 

Bel-an-chlair, Ballinclare, in the county of Sligo, 
1512. 

Bel-an-droichit, Ballydahid, in the county of 
Sligo, 1495, 1526, 1536. 

Bel-an-tachair, Ballintogher, 1266. 
an-tochair. 


See Baile- 


Belaslishen Bridge, in the county of Roscommon. 
See Ath-slisean. 

Bel-atha-an-chomhraic, Ballycarick, 1589, 1596. 

3el-atha-an-Ghobhann, Ballygowan, 1573. 

Bel-atha-caisil-Bhracain, 1472. See Caiseal- 
Bhracain Ui-Bhracain. 

Bel-atha-Caelain, Ballykeelan, in Tirconnell, 1433. 

Bel-atha-Chonaill, Ballyconnell, 1323, 1470,1475, 
1595. 

Bel-atha-culuain, a ford on the river Erne, 1247. 

Bel-atha-daire, on the river Leanainn, in Tir- 
connell, 1497. 

Bel-atha-doire-Dubhain, 1390. 

Bel-atha-Duin-Gair, Dungar Ford, 1600. 

Bel-atha-glaisi, Bellaglash, 1557. 

Bel-atha-glassarnarach, Ballyglass, 1450. 

Bel-atha-Mogha, Ballymoe, 1595. See Ath- 
Mogha. 

Bel-atha-na-mbriosgadh, 1594. 

Bel-atha-na-gcaerach, on the river Dubh- 
abhainn in Delvin Mac Coghlan, 1548. 

Bel-atha-na-nDeise, Athneasy, 1579. 





INDEX LOCORUM. 


Bel-atha-na-bhfabheun, in Ely-O’Carroll, 1532. 

Bel-atha-na-ngarbhan, 1504. 

Bel-atha-na-marclach, Ballynamallard, 1500. 

Bel-atha-na-Pailise, Pallis Ford, 1462. 

Bel-atha-na-sluaigheadh, Ballinasloe, 1584, 1596. 

Bel-atha-Raghat, Ballyragget, 1600. 

Bel-atha-Seanaigh, Ballyshannon. See Ath-Sea- 
naigh. 

Bel-atha-uachtair, Balloughter, in the parish of 
Shankill, county of Roscommon, 1542. 

Bel-coille, Ballaghcullia, 1489. 

Belfast. See Bel-feirste. 

Bel-feirste, Belfast, 1476, 1489, 1503, 1512, 
1537, 1552. 

Belgooly, in the county of Cork. See Bel- 
Guala. F 

Bel-Guala, in Cinel-Aedha, 1601. 

Bellaglash, in the King’s County. See Bel-atha- 
glaisi. 

Bellahoe, in the county of Monaghan. See Bel- 
atha-hOa. 

Belleek, on the river Moy, in the county of 
Mayo. See Bel-leice. 

Belleek, on the river Erne. See Bel-leice. 

Bel-leice, in Firmanagh, 1409, 1522, 1531. 

Bel-leice, in Tir-Amhalghadha, 1595. 

Belle-Isle, in Lough-Erne. See Baile-Mhic- 
Maghnusa. 

Benduff Castle, in the county of Cork. See 
Beann-dubh. 

Benmore, in the county of Galway. See Beann- 
mhor. 

Benvadigan, near Belfast. See Beann-uamha. 

Beul and its compounds. See Bel. 

Biaille, Beale, castle of, 1582. 

Bile-ratha, Balrath, 1488. 

Bile-teineadh, battle of, a. m. 3503. 

Binaghlon, in Fermanagh. See Beann-Each- 
labhra. 

Binbo, a mountain in the county of Leitrim. 
See Beanna-bo. 

Binbulbin, a mountain in the county of Sligo. 
See Beann-Gulban and Binn-Gulban., 





INDEX LOCORUM. bis 


Binformoyle, in the county of Clare. See Beann- 
Formala. 

Binn-Formaoile, in the — of Clare. See 
Beann-Formala. 

Binn-Gulban, Binbulbin, 1309, 1522. 

Binnion, a hill in the county of Donegal. See 
Beinnin. 

Biorra, Birr, 825, 865, 949, 1579. 

abbots of, 553, 571, 745, 760, 774, 780, 
791, 824, 857, 885, 890, 891, 926, 956, 989, 
1065, 1079, 1095. 

Biorra, bishops of, 842. 

bishop and abbot of, 851. 

scribe, bishop, and abbot of, 820. 

plundered, 841. 

burned, 1167. 

castle of,,1213, 1532. 

Biothlann, Belan, battle of, 976. 




















Birr, in the King’s County. See Biorra. 


Blackwater, river of, in Tyrone. See Abhainn- 
mhor. 

Blackwater, in Munster. See Abhainn-mhor. 

Blaraighe, rock of, a.m. 3501. See Carraic- 
Blaraighe. 

Blen-chupa, Blencup, 1369. 

Blencup, in the county of Cavan. See Blen- 
chupa. 

Blen-Gaille, Galey, on Lough Ree, 1156. See 
Gaille. 

Blyry, in the county of Westmeath. ii Car- 
raic-Blaraighe. 

Boa, island of, in Lough Erne. See Badhbha. 

Bodhbhghna, battle of, 678. See Badhghna, 
Baghna, and Sliabh-Baghna-na-dTuath. 

Bodoney, or Badoney, in Tyrone. See Both- 
domhnaigh. 

Bohernabreena, on the river Dodder, near Dub- 
lin. See Bruighin-daderg. 

Boho, in the county of pes esc See 
Both. 

Boinn, The Boyne, river of, A.M. 5160; A.D. 
283, 527, 762, 836, 841, 847, 853, 866, 931, 
1032, 1580, 1584, 1592, 1596, 1601. 





Boirche, 739. See Beanna-Boirche. 

Boirinn, Burrin, in Thomond, 1448, 1572, 1573, 
1580, 1585, 1599, 1600. 

battle of, a. m. 4981. 

Boirenn, in Ulidia, 565. 

Bolgan, in Breifne, 1340. 

Bolg-Boinne, 765. 

Bonnan. See Bun-Bonnain. 

Boraimhe, or Borumha, Belboroo, near Killalve, 
877, 1116. 

Both, Boho, in Firmanagh, 1487. 

Bothar-liath, 1490. 

Bothar-mor, near Cnamhchoill, 1560. 

Bothar-na-mac-riogh, 1573. 

Both-Chonais, in Inis-Eoghain, airchinneachs of, 
987, 1049; wise man of, 850. 

Both-domhnaigh, Bodoney, in Gleann-aichle, 992, 
993, 1001, 1005. 

Both-Neill, Bohneill, in Cinel-Fearmaic, 1600. 

Boylagh, barony, in the county of Donegal. See 
Baoigheallach. 

Boyle, abbey of. See Ath-da-laarg, Buill, and 
Mainistir-na-Buille. 





Boyne, river. See Boinn. 

Boyounagh, See Buidheamhnach. 

Brackloon, in the barony of Longford, county 
of Galway. See Breac-chluain. 

Braidshliabh, Braulieve, 1586, 1595. 

Braghait-chuillighe, 1536. 

Brandon Hill, in the county of Kerry. See 
Cnoc-Breanainn. 

Braulieve, mountain of, in the county of Sligo. 
See Braidshliabh. 

Brawney, barony of, in the county of Westmeath. 
See Breaghmhaine. 

Breac-chluain, Brackloon, 1557, 1597. 

Breachmhagh, Breaffy, in Connaught, battle of, 
753. 

Breachmhagh, Breaffy, or Breaghwy, in Tircon- 
nell, 1260. See Beannan-Breachmhaighe. 

Breacraighe, 941. See Magh-Breacraighe. 

Breadach, a district in the barony of Inishowen, 
county of Donegal, 1122. 


16 


Breadach, a district in the barony of Tirawley, 
county of Mayo, 1180, 1206. 

Breaffy, in the barony of Carra, county of Mayo. 
See Breachmhagh. 

Breagha, Bregia, a. M. 4506; A. D. 322, 528, 597, 
630, 730. Sce Magh-Breagh. 

Breagh-mhagh, or plain of Bregia, 758, 898, 
1004. See Breagha and Magh-Breagh. 

Breaghmhaine, Brawney, in Tethbha, 839, 891, 
1006, 1034, 1040, 1155, 1156, 1264, 1464. 

~lords of, 822, 839, 922, 1040, 1101, 
1146, 1148, 1150. 

Breaghwy, in the county of Donegal. 
Beannan-Breachmhaighe. 

Breaghwy, in the barony of Carra, county of 
Mayo. See Breachmhagh. 

Breana, inundation of, a.m. 2546. 

Breatain, Britain, 432, 620, 675, 680, 695, 698, 
700, 707, 712, 714, 746, 908, 938, 950, 960. 

kings of, 10, 195, 871, 874. 

Breckliff, or Bricklieve, mountain in the county 
of Sligo. See Breicshliabh. 

Breenmore, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Bruighin-dachoga. 

Bregia, plain of. See Breagha and Magh-Breagh. 

Breicshliabh, Bricklieve, 1350, 1512. 

Breifne, Brefny, or Brenny, a. M. 3656, 3727 ; 
A. D. 934, 953, 1153, 1154, 1249, 1281, 1306, 
1342, 1467, 1493, 1522, 1581. 

men of, 810, 905, 924, 992, 1008, 1010, 

1036, 1044, 1050, 1067, 1114, 1124, 
1132, 1135, 1136, 1137, 1138, 1139, 
1141, 1142, 1145, 1156, 1159, 1160, 
1165, 1166, 1171, 1258, 1317. 

bishops of, 1136, 1139, 1168, 1285, 

1314, 1328, 1355, 1393, 1421, 1464, 1511, 

See Cill-mor. 

chief lector of, 1137. 

dean of, 1325. 

archdeacon of, 1368. 

lords of, 787, 800, 888, 893, 905, 929, 

935, 941, 1014, 1051, 1057, 1066, 1087, 
1102, 1133, 1143, 1144, 1145, 1156, 1157, 





See 








1024, 
1131, 
1140, 
1161, 




















INDEX LOCORUM. 


1160, 1167, 1168, 1169, 1170, 1172, 1184, 
1186, 1187, 1207, 1208, 1209, 1231, 1233, 
1238, 1239, 1245. See Ui-Briuin-Breifne. 

Breifne, tanist of, 918, 1024, 1039, 1102, 1106, 
1162, 1165, 1171, 1402, 1469, 1476, 1487, 
1495, 1585. 

Breifne-Ui-Raghailligh, Brefny O’ Reilly, or East 
Breifne, 1233, 1239, 1244, 1330, 1333, 1349, 
1365, 1367, 1369, 1390, 1400, 1403, 1411, 
1418, 1436, 1438, 1447, 1450, 1468, 1480, 
1496, 1514, 1524, 1526, 1540, 1581, 1583, 
1585, 1593, 1594, 1595, 1596, 1600, 1601. 
See Muintir-Maoilmordha. 

Breifne-Ui-Ruairc, Brefny O’Rourke, or West 
Brefny, 1261, 1266, 1273, 1274, 1275, 1311, 
AIO} WSVS1330; 13332713525 137050370, 
1378, 1380, 1384, 1386, 1390, 1395, 1400, 
1402, 1407, 1408, 1410, 1412, 1416, 1418, 
1419, 1424, 1426, 1430, 1440, 1449, 1457, 
1458, 1468, 1470, 1476, 1486, 1487, 1495, 
1523, 1528, 1530, 1540, 1552, 1566, 1574, 
1585, 1586, 1590, 1594, 1596, 1598, 1601, 
1602, 1603, 1604, 1605. 

Breintir-Fearmacach, 1599. 

Brena. See Breana. 

Breoghan, in Feimhin, battle of, a. m. 3506. 

Bricklieve, mountain. See Breicshliabh. 

Bridamh, a. m. 3501; a. pv. 596. See Tochar- 
edir-da-mhagh. 

Bri-Ele, 468. See Cruachan-Bri-Eile. 

Brighi, Brees, in Clanmorris, 1595. 

Briole, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Bruigheol and Turlach-na-mBruigheol. 

Britain. See Breatain. 

Brosnach, Brusna, river of, in Eile, a.m. 3503; 
A.D. 1264. 

Brugh, or Brugh-na-Boinne, a. m. 3450. 

Brugh-Mic-an-Og, 656. See Brugh-na-Boinne. 

Brugh-righ, Bruree, 1088. 

Bruigheol, Briole, 1490. 

Bruighin-da-chocea, Breenmore, in Machaire- 
Chuirene, 919, 1415. 

Bruighin-daderg, Bohernabreeny, a. mM. 5160. 


INDEX LOCORUM. 17 


Bruree, in the county of Limerick. See Brugh- 
righ. 

Buais, Bush, river of, a. M. 5160. 

Buidhe-an-bheithe, 1115. 

Buidheamhnach, Boyounagh, 1137. 

Buill, Boyle, abbey of, 1196, 1218, 1225, 1229, 
1230, 1231, 1235, 1237, 1242, 1243, 1244, 
1245, 1253, 1256, 1263, 1264, 1272, 1280, 
1284, 1297, 1303, 1309, 1331, 1336, 1341, 
1343, 1344, 1382, 1395, 1398, 1406, 1407, 
1421, 1441, 1444, 1458, 1463, 1489, 1534, 
1593, 1595, 1596, 1597, 1599, 1601, 1602. 
See Ath-da-laarg and Manistir-na-Buille. 

Buimlinn, Bumlin, 1255. 

Buirghes-Beoil-an-tachair, 1266, 
tachair and Baile-an-tochair. 

Buirghes-Ceinn-trachta, Burriscarra, 1247. 

Bulgaden, in the county of Limerick. See Beal- 
gadan. 

Bumlin, in the county of Roscommon. 
Buimlinn. r 

Bun-abhann, Bunowen, in Fermanagh, 1512. 

Bun-abhann-Duine, Cushendun, 1567. 

Bun-Bonnain, 1560. 

Bun-Brenoige, 1397. 

Bun-briste, Bunbristy, 1600. 

Bun-Cuilinn, 1145, 1152. See Daingean-Bona- 
Cuilinn. 

Bun-Drobhaoise, Bundrowes, 1420, 1421, 1422, 
1468, 1499, 1522. 

Bundrowes, near Ballyshannon. See Bun-Dro- 
bhaoise. 

Bunduff, in the barony of Carbury, county of 
Sligo. See Bun-Duibhe, 

Bun-Duibhe, 1303, 1494. 

Bun-Fhinne, Buninna, 1308, 1310, 1494. 

Bun-Gaillmhe, 1125, 1132, 1232, 1233, 1247. 
See Caislen-Bona-Gaillmhe and Gaillimh. 

Buninna, in the county of Sligo. See Bun- 
Fhinne. ; 

Bun-Leacaigh, Bunlacky, 1440. 

Bun-na-Banna, i.e. the mouth of the river Bann, 
1472, 1475. 


See Bel-an- 


See 





Bunowen, in Fermanagh. See Bun-abhann.. 

Bun-Raite, Bunratty, in Tradraighe, 1277, 1558, 
1571. 

Bunratty, in the county of Clare. 
Raite. 

Burren, or Burrin, in the county of Down. See 
Boirinn, in Ulidia. 

Burren, or Burrin, in the county of Clare. See 
Boirinn. 

Burriscarra, in the county of Mayo. See Buir- 
ghes-Chinn-trachta. 

Bush, river, in the county of Antrim. 


See Bun- 


See 
Buais. 


C. 


Casuan, Cavan, in East Breifne, 1330, 1451, 
1468, 1480, 1491, 1496, 1502, 1504, 1510, 
1511, 1541, 1576, 1583, 1594, 1595, 1601. 

Cabhan-na-gerann-ard, 1188, 

Cadamstown, in the King’s County. See Baile- 
Mhic-Adam. 

Caendruim. See Caondruim. 


Caenraighe, Kenry, 1562, 1573, 1574, 1581, 
1600. 

Caenraighe-Aidhne, 938. 

Caerthannan, See Caislen-Caorthannain. 


Cahermagorman, in the county of Clare. Sce 
Cathair-Mic-Gormain. 

Caherminane, in Corcomroe, county of Clare. 
See Cathair-Mionain.., 

Cahermurphy, in the county of Clare. 
thair-Murchadha. 

Caherrush, in the county of Clare. See Cathair- 
Ruis. 

Cahir, in the county of Tipperary. See Cathair- 
Duine-Iasgaighe. 

Caill-Cobhthaigh, or Caille-Cobhthaigh, 1131. 

Cailli, a sept of Norsemen, 844. 

Caille-Fochladha, Foghly, in Westmeath, abbot 
of, 869. 

Caille-Follamhain, 1159. 

lords of, 882, 890, 1016, 1017. 

Caille-Taidhbig, battle of, 757.. 


See Ca- 





18 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Caill-na-gerann, 1212. 

Caill-na-manach, Kilnamanagh, 1046. See Eo- 
ghanacht-Caille-na-manach. 

Caimlinn, 1375. 

Cair-Abroc, York, 938. 

Cairbre-Droma-chliabh, Carbury, in the county 
of Sligo, a. M. 4694; a.D. 787, 1029, 1030, 
1084, 1153, 1187, 1188, 1213, 1214, 1252, 
1257, 1260, 1296, 1306, 1308, 1329, 1336, 
1358, 1368, 1385, 1395, 1396, 1397, 1410, 
1420, 1421, 1422, 1434, 1444, 1461, 1462, 
1464, 1468, 1476, 1489, 1495, 1497, 1522, 
1526, 1537, 1558, 1561, 1586, 1597. 

Cairbre-Gabhra, Carbury-Gaura, in the county 
of Longford, 731, 1103, 1108, 1161, 1405. 
See Cairbre-Teathbha. 

Cairbre-mor, 766, 949, 974, 1029, 1032. - 

Cairbre-Teathbha, 747, 766, 1058, 1079, 1080, 
1131, 1145, 1174. See Cairbre-Gabhra. 

Cairbre-Ua-Ciarrdha, or Cairbre-Ui-Chiarrdha, 
Carbury, in the county of Kildare, 952, 992, 
1001, 1012, 1024, 1046, 1054, 1070, 1077, 
1083, 1087, 1115, 1128, 1138, 1150, 1158, 
1162, 1165, 1176, 1546. 

Cairbre, Carberrys, baronies of, in the county of 
Cork, in Munster, 1240, 1366, 1368, 1398, 
1418, 1421, 1442, 1452, 1504, 1505, 1506, 
1516, 1531, 1560, 1581, 1593, 1600, 1601. 
See Ui-Cairbre. 

Cairlinn, Carlingford, 1539, 1567, 1596, 1600, 
1601. 

Cairrgin, Cargins, 1490. 

Cairthe-liag-fada, 1330. 

Cairthe-Muilchenn, 1235. 

Caiseal-an-urlair, at Doire-Choluim-Chille, 1 162, 

Caiseal, Cashel, in Munster, 854, 896, 939, 1030, 
1091, 1101, 1124, 1143, 1179, 1195, 1489, 
1581, 1582, 1600, 1601. 

eoghanacht of, 846, 1015, 1045, 1052, 

1092, 1560. 

archbishops of, 1131, 1158, 1215, 1255, 

1302, 1551, 1596. 

kings of, 832, 834, 849, 851, 870, 871, 














885, 890, 903, 920, 934, 937, 938, 939, 942, 
952, 955, 957, 959, 961, 963, 1025, 1057, 
1090, 1134. 

Caiseal, royal heirs of, 878, 958, 1010, 1015, 
1038, 1053, 1078. 

burned, 1107. 

Caiseal-Fionnbhair, battle of, 682. 

Caiseal-Bhracain-Ui-Bhrocain, 1472, 1501. See 
Bel-atha-Chaisil-Bhracain. 

Caiseal-Cosgraigh, near Loch-an-Sguir, 1346. 

Caislen-an-Aircin, 1595. See Aircin. 

Caislen-an-Bharraigh, Castlebar, 1412, 1576, 
1582. 

Caislen-an-Chairthe, Castlecar, 1487, 1536. 

Caislen-an-chalaidh, Callow Castle, in Ui-Maine, 
1475, 1527, 

Caislen-an-Daingin, Dangan, or Philipstown Cas- 
tle, 1546. 

Caislen-an-Disirt, in Dal-Cais, 1556. See Disert- 
Tola. 

Caislen-an-Fheadain, Faddan Castle, in Dealbhna- 
Eathra, 1520, 1540, 1548, 1557. 

Caislen-an-fhothair, in Dealbhna-Eathra, 1517. 
See Garrdha-an-chaislein. 

Caislen-an-lissin, Custleshin, 1600. 

Caislen-an-Mheannoda, Bunnady Castle, 1527. 

Caislen-an-Turraic, Zurrock Castle, 1536. 

Caislen-an-uabhair, Castleore, in Tir-Oiliolla, 
1389. 

Caislen-Atha-Luain. See Ath-Luain. 

Caislen-Barcha, Barry Castle, 1452. 





Caislen-Bona-Gaillmhe, 1132. Sce Gaillimh and 


Bun-Gaillmhe. 
Caislen-Cairbre, Carbury Castle, 1466, 1475. 
Caislen-Caorthannain, Castle Hill, 1526. 
Caislen-Cluaine, Cloone Castle, in Ui-Caisin, 
1598, 1599. 
Caislen-Coradh-Finne, Corofin Castle, in Con- 
naught, 1451, 
Caislen-Cuile-Maoile, 1124. 
and Cul-Maoile. 
Caislen-Duin-Leodha, 1124. See Dun-Leodha. 
Caislen-Eanaigh, 1533, 1555. See Eanach. 


See Cuil-Maoile 


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INDEX LOCORUM. 19 


Caislen-Edain-dubhchairrge, Hdenduffcarrich, 
1490. 

Caislen-Leighe, Zea Castle, in Clann-Maoilughra, 
1452. 

Caislen-Leice-deirge, Leckderg Castle, 1247. 

Caislen-Leithbhir, Lifford Castle, 1527, 1543, 
1544, 1563, 1593, 1600. 

Caislen-Lionoid, 1386. 

Caislen-Mael, Castlemoyle, in Tyrone, 1498. 

Caislen-mic-Chonchobhair, Castleconor, in Tir- 
Fhiachrach, 1438. 

Caislen-mic-Enry, 1248. 

Caislen-mor-Mhic-Goisdealbhaigh, Castlemore- 
Costello, 1595. 

Caislen-Muirisin, Castlemorrison, in Ui-Conaill- 
Gabhra, 1579. 

Caislen-na-Caillighe, The Hag’s Castle, 1195, 
1233, 1586. 

Caislen-na-Circe, Castlekirk, or The Hen’s Castle, 
1233. 

Caislen-na-Cuilentraighe, 
1155. 

Caislen-na-Deirge, Castlederg, 1497, 1505, 1507, 
1600. 

Caislen-na-Dumcha, Dough Castle, in Corcomroe, 
1422. 

Caislen-na-hElle, The Neale Castle, 1578. 

Caislen-na-nEnuighe, Antes Castle, at Fionnloch- 
Ceara, 1586. 

Caislen-na-Finne, Castlefinn, 1434, 1442, 1480, 
1531, 1588, 

Caislen-na-Grainsighe, Grange Custle, 1526. 

Caislen-na-h-Oghmhaighe, Omagh Castle, in Ty- 
rone, 1470, 1471, 1509, 1512, 1538. 

Caislen-na-Gaillmhe, Galway Castle, 1124. See 
Bun-Gaillmhe and Gaillimh. 

Caislen-na-Mainge, Castlemaine, in Kerry, 1571, 
1572, 1573, 1574, 1581, 1598, 1599, 1600. 

Caislen-na-pailisi, Pallis Castle, in Kerry, 1510. 
See Pailis-Mic-Carthaigh. 

Caislen-na-sgairbhe, Scarriff Castle, in Ui-Bloid, 
1598. 

Caislen-na-Sraide, Street Castle, 1455. 


Cullentragh Castle, 





Caislen-Nua, Newcastle, in Westmeath, 1549, 
1553. See Baile-an-chaislein-nui, 

Caislen-Nua, Newcastle, in Iveagh, in Ulster, 
1433. 

Caislen-Nua, Greencastle, in Inishowen, 1305, 
1332, 1555? 

Caislen-Nua, Newcastle, in Munster, 1579. 

Caislen-riabhach, Castlerea, in Connaught, 1489, 
1499, 1527, 1595. 

Caislen-Suicin, 1245. 

Caislen-Tighi-Dachoinne, Tiaquin Castle, in Ui- 
Maine, 1266. See Tigh-Dachoinne. 

Caislen-Ui-Chonaing, Castleconnell, 1175, 1200, 
1261, 1599, 1600. 

Caislen-Uilcin, Castleurkin, in the barony of 
Clanwilliam, county of Limerick, 1200. 

Caisse, in Ui-Faclain, 458. 

Cala-na-Cairrge, in Magh-Luirg, 1336. 

Cala-na-hAnghaile, Callow, in Annaly, 1411, 
1486, 1572. 

Caladh, Callow, in Ui-Maine, 1475, 1519, 1527. 
See Caislen-an-Chalaidh. 

Caledon, in the county of Tyrone. 
ard, 

Callann, river near Armagh, a. M. 3656 ; A.D. 
825, 844. 

Callow, in the barony of Kilconnell, county of 
Galway. See Caladh, in Ui-Maine, and Caislen- 
an-chalaidh. : 

Callow, a district in the county of Longford. 
See Cala-na-hAnghaile. 

Calraighe-an-Chala, Calry of Callow, in West- 
meath, 787, 943, 998, 1045, 1050, 1052, 1056, 
1081, 1103, 1107, 1144, 1178, 1187, 1264, 
1527, 1537. See Calraighe-Teathbha. 

Calraighe-an-Chorainn, 1152. 

Calraighe-Aelmhaighe, a. M. 3790; a.v. 781. 

Calraighe-Luirg, 807, 1105. is 

Calraighe-Teathbha, 704, 1264. 

Calraighe-Cuile-Cearnatan, 1208. 

Calraighe-Maighe hEleog, 1269. 

Calraighe-Locha-Gile, Calry of Lough Gil, 1251, 
1252, 1346, 1597. 


See Ceann- 


D2 


20 


Calry, in the county of Sligo. Sce Calraighe- 
Locha-Gile. 

Caltruim, gen. Calatroma, Galtrim, in Meath, 
772, 841, 844, 1176, 1460, 1467. 

Camach, Camma, archinneach of, 1231. 

Camma, in the county of Roscommon, 
Camach. 

Campa, Maryborough, in Laoighis, 1548. See 
Port-Laoighise. 

Camus, 938. 

Camus bridge, in the county of Tipperary. See 
Ath-an-chamais. 

Caoille-an-Chosnamhaigh, 1560. 

Caolshaile-ruadh, Killary Harbour, 1503. 

Caoluiscce, on the Erne, 1210, 1211, 1212, 1257, 
1258, 1401, 1432, 1433, 1537, 1597. 

Caol-uisce, Narrow-water, in Iveagh, Ulster, 
841, 1252. 

foreigners, 841. 

Caondruim, in Meath, a. mM. 3370. 

Caonraighe, 1600. See Caenraighe. 

Caonraighe-Aidhne, 938. 

Caorthannan. See Caerthannan and Caislen- 
Caorthannain. 

Caraidh, in Ui-Maine, 1536. 

Caraidh-Eacharadh, 1192. 

Carbery, baronies of, in the county of Cork. 
See Cairbre and Ui-Cairbre, 

Carbury, barony of, in the county of Kildare. 
See Cairbre-Ua-Ciardha. ; 

Carbury, barony of, in the county of Sligo. See 
Cairbre-Droma-chliabh, 

Carcair-na-gCleireach, Corker Road, in Burrin, 
1599, 1600. 

Cairloegh, 478. 

Carman, Wexford, a.m. 4608 ; a. D. 840, 903, 
904, 942. 

—— Aenach, fair, or public sports of, 1033, 

battles of, a. M. 3727, 3790. See Loch- 
Garman. 

Carlingford, in the county of Louth, See Cair- 
linn. 

Carlow. See Ceithiorlach. 


See 














INDEX LOCORUM. 


Carn, in the parish of Conry, county of West- 
meath. See Carn-Fiachach. 

Carn-Ailche, Carnelly, battle of, 742. 

Carn-Brammit, 845. 

Carn-Ceasra, near the River Buill, in Connaught, 
A.M. 2242. 

Carn-Conaill, in Aidhne, battles of, 645, 779. 

Carn-Conain, battle of, 820. 

Carn-Conluain, a. M. 4247. 

Carnelly, in the county of Clare. See Carn- 
Ailche. 

Carn-Eolairg, in Ulster, 557. 

Carn-Ereann, Carnearney, in Dal-Araidhe, 912. 

Carn-Fearadhaigh, in Munster, battles of, a. M. 
3656; a. D. 622, 710, 736, 836. 

Carn-Fiachach, in the parish of Conry, barony 
of Rathconrath, county of Westmeath, 760. 

Carn-Fordhroma, battle of, 989. 

Carn-Fraoich, Carnfree, in Magh-Aoi, 1225, 
1407, 1461. 

Carn - Fraoich - mhic - Fiodhaigh - Folt-ruaidh, 
1461. See Carn-Fraoich. 

Carn-Gegaigh, 1402. 

Carn-glas, near Raphoe, 1417. 

Carn-Lughdhach, in Munster, 856. 

Carn-mhic-Tail, in Thomond, 1573. 

Carn-mor, Carnmore, on Sliabh-Beatha, A. M. 
3579; a. D. 1593. 

Carn-na-dtri-gcros, at Clonmacnoise, 1026. 

Carn-Riceadha, battle of, a. m. 3790. 

Carns, or Carnfree, near Tulsk, in the county of 

_ Roscommon. See Carn-Fraoich. 

Carns, castle of, in Tirawley, county of Mayo. 
See Caislen-Lionoid. 

Carn-tSiadhail, Carnteel, in Tyrone, 1239, 1523. 

Carn-Sleibhe-Beatha, a, m. 2242, See Carn-mor. 

Carn-Sleibhe-Slangha, Carn of Slieve-Donard, 
A.M. 2533. 

Carnteel, in Tyrone. See Carn-tSiadhail. 

Carn-Ui-Neid, in the south of Munster, 1569, 
1580. 

Carn-Ui-Tholairg, on the margin of Loch Ribh, 
952, : 





INDEX LOCORUM. 21 


Carraic, O’Gallagher, comharba of, 1516. 

Carraic-an-chiuil, Muckrus, 1340. 

Carraic-an-chobhlaigh, Carrigaholt, in the county 
of Clare, 1598, 1599. 

Carraic-an-chomhraic, Carrigahorick, in Lower 
Ormond, 1548. 

Carraic-an-phuill, Carrigafoyle, in Kerry, 1580, 
1600, 1601. 

Carraic-Blaraighe, Bleary, or Blyry, a. M. 3501, 

Carraic-Brachaidhe, Carrickabraghy, in Inis- 
Eoghain, lords of, 834, 857, 878, 907, 915, 
965, 1014, 1053, 1065, 1082, 1102, 1166, 
1198. 

Carraic-Cital, Carrigketile, in Munster, 1510. 

Carraic-Fearghusa, Carrickfergus, in Ulster, 
1204, 1209, 1376, 1384, 1408, 1422, 1492, 
1497, 1503, 1507, 1514, 1529, 1573, 1596, 
1597, 1599, 1601. 

Carraic-Feathaighe, a. M. 3501. 

Carraic-Fheorais, Carrick-Oris, in Cairbre, in 
the county of Kildare, 1305. 

Carraic-liath, Carricklea, between the Finn and 
the Mourne, in Ulster, 1557. 

Carraic-Locha-Ce, Rock of Lough Key, in Magh- 
Luirg, 1187, 1201, 1235, 1237, 1243, 1249, 
1321, 1342, 1398, 1478, 1488, 1492, 1499, 
1504, 1534, 1542. 

Carraic-na-Suire, Carrick-on-Suir, 1336. 

Carraic-O-gCoinneal, Carrigogonnell, 1536, 1577, 
1580, 1585. : 

Carraic-Phadraig, Carrickpatrick, in Breitne- 
Ui-Ruaire, 1508, 1605. 

Carraig and its compounds. See Carraic. 

Carrigins, on the River Foyle, near London- 
derry. See Cairrgin. 

Casan-linne, a river near Dundalk, in the 
county of Louth, 1045. 

Casan-na-gcuradh, in the River Erne, at Bally- 
shannon, 1597. 

Carrickabraghy Castle, in Inishowen, county of 
Donegal. See Carraic-Brachaidhe. 

Carrickfergus, in the county of Antrim. See 
Carraic-Fearghusa. 





Carrick-on-Suir, in the county of Tipperary. 
See Carraic-na-Siuire. 


Carrigafoyle, in the county of Kerry. See Car- 
raic-an-phuill. 
Carrigaholt, in the county of Clare. See Car- 


raic-an-Chobhlaigh. 
Carrigahorick, in Lower Ormond. 
an-chomhraic, 


See Carraic- 


Carrigkettle, in the county of Limerick. See 
Carraic-Cital. 

Carrigogonnell, in the county of Limerick. See 
Carraic-O-gCoinneal. 

Carrownamaddoo, in the barony of Carbury, 
county of Sligo. 
madadh. 

Castlebar, in the county of Mayo. 


See Ceathramha - na- 


See Caislen- 
an-Bharraigh. 


“Castlecar, in the valley of Glencar, county of 


Leitrim. See Caislen-an-chairthe. 

Castlecarbury, in the county of Kildare. See 
Caislen-Cairbre. 

Castlecaulfield, in the county of Tyrone. 
Baile-Ui-Donnghaile. 


See 


Castleconor, in the county of Sligo. Sce Caislen- 
mic-Conchobhair. 

Castlederg, in the county of Tyrone. See Caislen- 
na-Deirge. 


Castlefinn, in the county of Donegal. See Caislen- 


na-Finne. 
Castlefore, in the county of Leitrim. See Baile- 
Caille-foghair and Coillte-foghair. 
Castlehill, in the county of Mayo. See Caer- 
thannan. 
Castleishin, in the county of Cork. See Caislen- 


an-lisin. 


Castleknock, in the county of Dublin. See 
Cnucha. 
Castlemaine, in the county of Kerry. See Cais- 


len-na-Mainge. 

Castlemartyr, in the county of Cork. See Baile- 
na-martra. 

Castlemore-Costello, in the county of Mayo. 
See Caislen-mor-Mhic-Goisdealbhaigh. 


22 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Castlemorrison, in the county of Limerick. See 
Caislen-Muirisin. 

Castlemoyle, in the county of Tyrone, See 
Caislen-Mael. 

Castleore, in the county of Sligo. See Caislen- 
an-uabhair. 

Castlerea, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Caislen-riabhach. 

Castletown, in Duharra, county of Tipperary. 
See Baile-an-chaislein. 

Castletown, near Ennis, in the county of Clare. 
See Baile-an-chaislein, 

Castleurkin, or Caislean-Uircin, in the parish of 
Caherconlish, county of Limerick. See Caislen- 
Uilcin. 

Cath-Aedha-Finn, 1256, 1274, 1421. See Ui- 
Briuin-Breifne. 

Cathair-Chinncon, battle of, 638. 

Cathair-Duine-Iasgaighe, Cahir, on the River 
Siuir, 1559, 1581, 1596, 1598, 1599. See 
Dun-Iasgach. 

Cathair-mic-Gormain, Cahermagorman, in Ui- 
Fearmaic, 1562. 

Cathair-Mionain, Cahirminane, in Corcomroe, 
1591, 1598. 

Cathair-Murchadha, Cahermurphy, in West 
Corca-Bhaiscinn, 1600. 

Cathair-na-mart, Westport, in Umhall, 1583. 

Cathair-Ruis, Caherrush, 1573, 1600. : 

Catinchi, near Clonfert, 961. 

Cavan, monastery of. See Cabhan. 

Cave-hill, near Belfast. See Beann-Uamha. 

Cavetown, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Baile-na-huamha, 

Cealla-Beaga, Killybegs, in Tir-Baghaine, 1513, 
1516, 1550, 1600. 

Ceanannus, Kells, in, Meath, a. mM. 3991;.4.p. 
738, 802, 949, 1007, 1012, 1016, 1030, 1109, 
1127, 1148, 1150, 1155, 1161, 1163. 

abbots of, 781, 1008, 1117, 1128, 1514. 

airchinneach of, 1047. 

bishop of, 916. 

lectors of, 992, 1034, 1045, 1050, 1061. 

















Ceanannus, ostiarius, or bell-ringer, 1001. 
priests of, 966, 1028, 1153. 
cloictheach, round tower, or steeple of, 








1076. 

daimhliag-mor, or great stone church 
of, 1006. 

battle of, 716. 

burned, 1015, 1036, 1040, 1060, 1073, 
1095, 1099, 1111, 1135, 1143, 1144, 1150, 
1156, 1170, 1171, 1175, 1176, 1203, 1258, 
1277, 1355. 

plundered, 802, 918, 949, 967, 968, 996, 














1018. 

violated, 899. See Dun-Chuile-Sibrinne. 

Ceann-Ailbhe, battle of, 494. 

Ceann-ard, Avnard, or Caledon, in Tyrone, castle 
of, 1480, 1500, 1531. See Caislen-Seaain- 
Bhuidhe-Ui-Neill. 

Ceann-bughbha. See Ceann-Gubha. 

Ceann-clair, in Westmeath, 1213. 

Ceann-coradh, in O’Beirne’s country, county of 
Roscommon, See Baile-chinn-coradh. 

Ceann-coradh, Kincora, in Dealbhna-Eathra, 
1517, 1520, 1548. 

Ceann-coradh, Kincora, in Thomond, 1010, 1012, 
1061, 1086, 1088. 

burned, 1107, 1160. 

burned and demolished, 1015. 

demolished, 1101, 1118. 

Ceann-Corbadain, battle of, 660. 

Ceann-Corcaighe, 1558. 

Ceann-daire, in Iveagh, in Ulster, 236, 1118. 

Ceann-Delgen, or Ceann-Delgthen, battles of, 
617, 720. 

Ceann-duin, in Assal, battle of, a. m. 4169. 

Ceann-eich, Kineigh, battle of, 526. 

Ceann-Eitigh, Ainnity, 850, 884, 903, 1213, 
1397. 

Ceann-fheabhrat, or Ceann-Fheabhrat-Sleibhe- 
Caoin, in Munster, 186, 750, 1579, 1599. 

battles of, 176, 750. 

Ceann-fuaid, Confey, in Leinster, battle of, 915. 

Ceann-gabha, battle of, 615. See Ceann-gubha. 

















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INDEX LOCORUM. 23 


Ceann-garadh, in Scotland, abbots of, 732, 771, | 


785. 





Ceann-gubha, in Magh-Line, battles of, 106, 
615, 617. 

Ceann-lacha, Kinlough, abbot of, 794. | 

Ceann-lacha, Kinlough, in the county of Mayo, 
1596. 

Ceann-maghair, Ainnaweer, in Tirconnell, 702, 
919, 1392, 1461, 1522, 1561, 1603. 

Ceann-mhara, Ainvara, 814. 

Ceann-mona, 1548. See Tochar-Chinn-mona. 

Ceann-Righmonaidh, in Scotland, 742. 

Ceann-saile, Kinsale, in Munster, 1428, 1432, 
1600, 1601, 1602. 

Ceann-salach, Kinsallagh, in Tirconnell, 1554. 

Ceann-tire, Cantire, in Scotland, 620, 679. 

fleet of, 1154. 

Ceann-tuire, Kanturk, 1510. 

Ceara, Carra, in Connaught, a. M. 2859; A. D. 
544, 1227, 1273. 

men of, 1094, 1206, 1238, 1247, 1385, 








1412. 

Cearna, in Meath, 890. 

Ceathramha-na-madadh, Carrownamaddoo, 1522. 

Ceideach-droighneach, Keadydrinagh, 1526. 

Ceim-an-Ghabhair, Keamagower, or Cromuell’s 
Bridge, 1602. 

Ceis-Corainn, 1581. 

Ceithiorlach, Carlow, 1405, 1601. 

Cell and its compounds. See Cill. 

Cenel and its compounds. See Cinel. | 
Cianachta, in Magh-Breagh, in Meath, a. M. | 
3529, 4169; a. pD. 226, 590, 728, 732, 765, 
789, 812, 830, 836, 850, 867, 875, 881, 911, 

918, 1021, 1056, 1076, 1090, 1206, 1349. 

lords of, 570, 590, 660, 680, 743, 807, 
828, 838, 848, 849, 953, 974, 1096, 1100, 
1138. 

Cianachta-Glinne-Geimhin, Acenaght, in Ulster,, 
679, 1022, 1023, 1100, 1104, 1197, 1205, 
1247, 1303, 1349, 1403, 1428, 1592. 

lords of, 563, 752, 755, 881, 925, 











1014, 1094, 1095, 1121, 1212, 1349, 1403, 
1428. 


bishops of, 659, 688. | Ciarmhagh, battle of, 291. 


Ciarraighe-Ai, in Connaught, 791, 997. 

Ciarraighe-Cuirche, Kerrycurrihy, in the county 
of Cork, 903. 

Ciarraighe-Locha-na-n Airneadh, in Connaught, 
1155, 1224, 1263, 1266, 1316, 1468. 

Ciarraighe-Luachra, Kerry, in the county of 
Kerry, in Munster, a. mM. 3790; a.v. 915, 
1055, 1151, 1366, 1383, 1417, 1510, 1516, 
1567, 1568, 1570, 1572, 1577, 1579, 1580, 
1581, 1582, 1583, 1584, 1590, 1600, 1601, 
1602. 

bishop of, 1160. 

lords, or chiefs of, 791, 816, 845, 848, 
886, 903, 904, 910, 970, 997, 1003, 1013, 
1015, 1019, 1032, 1033, 1067, 1086, 1095, 
1103, 1115, 1138, 1142, 1152, 1154, 1165, 
1396, 1405, 1431, 1445, 1470, 1485, 1489, 
1516, 1524, 1568, 1599. 

Cill- Achaidh-Droma-foda, Killeigh, inUi-Fail ghe, 
1085, 1162, 1212. 

abbots of, 548, 741, 762, 791, 795, 803, 

805, 821, 825, 832, 869, 873, 885, 915, 919, 

938, 952, 1059. 

bishop and abbot of, 952. 

lector of, 1030. 

priest of, 935. 

priors of, 844, 876, 901. 

scribe and abbot of, 873. 

great abbey of, 1393, 1421, 1447, 





























1458. 

termon of, 1081. 

burned, 800. 

plundered, 840, 843, 937. 

Cill-achaidh, in Ui-Maine, 1407. 

Cill-Aedhain, 1149. 

Cill-air, Ktllare, in Westmeath, 588, 1184, 1187. 

bishop of, 588. 

Cill-airidh, See Cill-oiridh. 

Cill-alaidh, Aiala, airchinneachs of, 1235, 1257, 
1267. 














24 . INDEX LOCORUM. 


Cill-alaidh, bishops of, 1253, 1275, 1280, 1306, 
1343, 1350. See Ui-Amhalghaidh. 

canon of, 1328. 

dean of, 1416, 1442. 

Cill-an-iomaire, Killanummery, 1362. 

Cill-Athrachta, Kellaraght, 1361, 1468. 

Cill-Ausaille, Killashee, in Magh-Life, bishop of, 
454. 








abbots of, 827, 870. 

plundered, 1035. 

Cill-Barrainne, Kilbarron, castle of, 1390. 

Cill-Begain, Kélbeggan, monastery of, 1218. 

Cill-Beithne, Avlbehiny, 1502. See Coill-Beithne. 

Cill-Beneoin, Kilbannon, 1114, 1148. 

Cill-mBian, 583. 

Cill-Bigsighe, Awbixy, in Westmeath, 1192,1430, 
1450. 

Cill-Braighe-Uallaighi, 1487. 

Cill-Bhrighde, Kilbride. See Bealach-Cille- 
Bhrighde. 

Cill-Britain, Av/britain, castle of, 1430. 

Cill-Bruighe of Baile-an-Turlaigh, Avlbree, 1473. 

Cill-Caeidi, Avlkeedy, in Ui-Fearmaic, 1599. 

Cill-Chainnigh, Ad/kenny, in Ossory, 1085, 1114, 
1146, 1370, 1443, 1462, 1478, 1598, 1600, 
1601. ; 

Cill-Chainnigh, Kilkenny west, 
Chuircne, 1362. 

Cill-Chaisi, Ailcash, 846. 

‘Cill-Cheallaigh, Ailkelly, 1225. 

Cill-Cleithe, Aviclief, 935, 1001. 

Cill-Coice, Kilcock, 774. 

Cill-Cholgain, Kilcolgan, 1132, 1258, 1598,1599, 
1600. 

Cill-Chalmain, or Cill-Cholmain, KAztlecolman, 
1270, 1284, 1536. 

Cill-Cholmain-Finn, Xilcolmanfin, in Corann, 
1212, 

Cill-Chomain, Kilcommon, in Iorras, 1180. 

Cill-Chomainn, Kilcommon, in Ely, castle of, 
1548. 








in Machaire- 


Cill-Chonaill, Kelconnell, in the diocese of Clon- . 


fert, 1353, 1596. 





Cill-Chonduibh, Kilconduff, 1385. 

Cill-Connla, Kilconly, 1448. 

Cill-Chorbain, 904. 

Cill-Chormaic, Kilcormick, 1548. 

Cill-Craobhnatt, Avcreevanty, 1301. 

Cill-Chreidhe, Ai/crea, monastery of, in the dio- 
cese of Cork, 1465, 1495, 1536. 

Cill-Cruain, Aidlcroan, 1530. 

Cill-Chuile-dumha, 790. 

Cill-Cuairsighe, Avcoursey, 1415. 

Cill-Chuilinn, Av/cullen, in Magh-Life, abbots of, 
548, 780, 898, 935. 

airchinneach of, 948. 

bishops of, 962, 1030. 

daimhliag of, 1037. 

burned, 1114. 

plundered, 936, 944. 

Cill-Chuilinn, Ailcullen Bridge, on the River 
Life, great monastery of, 1486. 

Cill-Cunna, Avlcooney, 732. 

Cill-Dacheallog, Ailmallock, 1028. 
Mocheallog. 

Cill-Dalua, Avllaloe, in Thomond, 1050, 1061, 
1119, 1142, 1159, 1192, 1247, 1402, 1537, 
1558, 1569, 1585, 1602. 

airchinneachs of, 1028, 1125, 1558. 

bishops of, 1009, 1012, 1040, 1054, 

1083, 1164, 1194, 1195, 1215, 1460, 1483, 

150651520: 

lector of, 1110. 

priest of, 1095. 

bridge of, 1170. 

castle of, 1216. 

burned, 1081, 1084, 1116, 1142, 1154, 

















See Cill- 























1155. 





plundered and destroyed, 1015. 

Cill-dara, Kildare, 525, 755, 777, 803, 816, 817, 
828, 835, 843, 1041, 1055, 1127, 1224, 1393, 
1398. 

abbesses of, 525, 687, 726, 738, 753, 

768, 792, 800, 829, 833, 853, 882, 914, 916, 

977, 1015, 1167, 1171. 

abbots of, 694, 697, 743, 747, 782, 793, 











INDEX LOCORUM. 


799, 821, 826, 828, 863, 868, 882, 883, 900, 
920, 953, 965. 
Cill-dara, airchinneach of, 850. 
bishops of, 519, 638, 707, 755, 782, 833, 
839, 862, 868, 873, 878, 881, 885, 929, 980, 
985, 1030, 1042, 1085, 1097, 1100, 1101, 
1108, 1148, 1160, 1175, 1222. 
bishop and scribe of, 833. 
earls of, 1398, 1404, 1408, 1409, 1412, 
1452, 1454, 1459, 1464, 1470, 1471, 
1480, 1483, 1485, 1488, 1491, 1492, 
1494, 1497, 1498, 1499, 1503, 1504, 
1510; 1512; 1514, 1516; 1522;:1523; 
1525, 1530, 1531, 1532, 1533, 1534, 
1546, 1547, 1553, 1554, 1556, 1561, 
1579, 1583, 1584, 1585, 1586, 1595, 
1598, 1599, 1600. 
lectors of, 962, 965, 991, 1038, 
1050, 1063, 1104, 1110, 1126. 
cconomus of, 834. 
priests of, 927, 929, 1046, 1069, 1103. 
priors of, 843, 903. 
scribes of, 720, 724. 
oratory of, 835. 
St. Bridget’s great house at, 962. 
the green monastery at, founded, 1254. 
burned, 708, 770, 774, 1018, 1020, 
1036, 1040, 1050, 1071, 1089, 1099, 1138, 
1143, 1155. : 
plundered, 831, 835, 883, 887, 895, 
915, 916, 924, 926, 927, 940, 962, 977, 981, 
998, 1022, 1024. 
Cill-Dairbhile, Kildervila, or Termondervila, in 
Torras, 1248. 
Cill-Dealga, or Cill-Deilge, Kildalkey, in Meath, 
721, 753, 794. 
abbots of, 836, 837, 866, 885. 
abbot, bishop, and scribe of, 837. 
burned, 774. 
Cill-Dronnan, battle of, 1040. 
Cill-Duibhduin, Killadoon, 1504. 
Cilldumha[gloinn], abbots of, 834, 841. 
Cill-Echain, 1414. 











1438, 
1478, 
1493, 
1509, 
1524, 
1535, 
1578, 
1597, 





1041, 









































E 


Cill-Easpuig-Broin, Killaspugbrone, 1306. 

Cill-Easpuig-Lonain, Killaspuglonane, 1599. 

Cill-Easpuig-Sanctain, Aill-Saint-Ann, abbot of, 
952. 

Cill-eidhneach, 937. See Cluain-eidhneach. 

Cill-Fhearga, Killarga, 1416, 1595. 

Cill-fiacal, Kilfeacle, in Muschraighe-Bhreogain, 
1192, 1581. 

castle of, 1192. 

Cill-Fini, in Leinster, 430. 

Cill-Finnche, Avllinny, burned, 836, p. a. 1192. 

Cill-Fionnabhrach, Kilfenora, 1434, 1506, 1510, 
1572, 1591, 1599. 

Cill-Foibhrigh, abbots of, 737, 768, 782, 809. 

bishop and scribe of, 837. 

Cill-Garadh, in Scotland, St. Timnen of, 726. 

Cill-inghine-Baoith, Ailnaboy, in Thomond, 1573, 
1599. 

Cill-Ite, Avlleedy, 810. 

abbot of, 833. See Cluain-chreadhail. 

Cill-Iurin, Avllurin, 1532. 

Cill-Laichtene, plundered by the Danes, 836. 

Cill-Laisre, Killasher, 1487. 

Cill-lamhraighe, Avllamery, abbot of, 1004. 

Cill-Lomatt, Avllomad, 1330. 

Cill-Lucain, Avllucan, 1450. 

Cill-Maighneann, Kilmainham, 782, 1012, 1438. 

Cill-Mainchin, A7/manaheen, 1573. 

Cill-manach, or Cill-na-manach, Kilnamanagh, 
in Ossory, 802, 839. 

abbot of, 843. 

scribe of, 780. 

Cill-Mantain, Wicklow, 1454, 1598, 1599. 

Cill-meadhoin, Kilmaine, 1155, 1179, 1225, 
1265. 

















burned, 1155. 

barony of, 1595. 

Cill-mic-Duach, Kilmacduagh, 1199, 1203, 1307, 
1580, 1584. 

abbot of, 967. 

bishops of, 814, 846, 1093, 1203, 1290, 














1307. 
Cill-mhic-Dubhain, Kilmacaduane, 1591. 


26 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Cill-mie-Miolchon, Kilmeelchon, abbot of, 883. 
Cill-mic-Nenain, Kilmacrenan, 1461, 1505, 1581, 
1592, 1603. 
Colum Cille’s house at, 1129. 
Cill-mic-Treana, Ailmacatranny, in Tir-Oiliolla, 
1236. 
Cill-Mocheallog, Kilmallock, 1412, 1567, 1571, 
1579, 1581, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1601. 
airchinneach of, 1050. 
lector of, 1028. 
Cill-Mochua, 1580. 
Cill-Moinne, vel Cill-monai, abbots of, 804, 809, 
810, 846, 882. See Cill-monai. 
Cill-Molappog, 1041. 
Cill-mona, near Rath-Aedha-mic-Bric, in West- 
meath, 1382. 
Cill-monai, 804. 
battle of, 976. 
Cill-mor, in Breifne, 885, 1226, 1242, 1260, 
1317, 1369, 1381, 1382. 
Cill-mor-Cinn-eich, abbot of, 850. 
Cill-mor-Diothraibh, abbot of, 730. 
burned, 752. 
Cill-mor-Maighe-Emhir, abbot of, 807. 
bishop and abbot of, 765. 
plundered, 872. 
Cill-mor-Maighe-Enir, abbot of, 745. 
bishop of, 871. 
Cill-mor-Ua-Niallain, 1120, 1251. 
airchinneach of, 1199. 
burned, 1150. 
Cill-mor, in Tir-Briuin-na-Sinna, 1232, 1248, 
1249, 1330. 
Cill-mosamhog, Kilmashoge, near Dublin, 917. 
Cill-Mhuire, Kilmurry-Ibrickan, in Ui-Bracain, 
1599, 1600. 
Cill-na-gCornaire, 1103. 
Cill-Naile, Kinnawley, 1387. 
Cill-na-manach, Kilnamanagh, in Airteach, 
1438. : 
Cill-na-mullach, Kilnamullagh, or Buttevant, 
1251. 
Cill-O-Duirrthe, Killoderry, 1546. 



































Cill-Oiridh, Killerry, 1333, 1362, 1416. 

Cill-Osnadha, Kellistown, in Fotharta-Fea, battles 
of, 489, 1167. 

Cill-O-dTomhrair, Killodonnell, in Tirconnell, 
1538, 1559. 

Cill- Reachtais, in Clann - Chuilein - Uachtair, 
1601. 

Cill-Rodain, 1236. 

Cill-Righmonaidh, St. Andrews, in Scotland,742. 
See Ceann-Righmonaidh. 

Cill-Ronain, Kilronan, 1339, 1340, 1347, 1357, 
1362, 1426, 1432, 1466, 1495, 1578, 1586. 

Cill-Ruaidh, Atlroot, 1122. 

Cill-Sanctain, castle of, 1197. 

Cill-Scire, Killskeery, in Meath, 865, 920. 

abbots of, 745, 750. 

burned, 1170. 

plundered, 949. 

Cill-Seisgnen, A%/shesnan, 1263. 

Cill-Seisin, Aélteashin, 1243, 1253, 1258. 

Cill-Sleibhe, Avllevy, 517, 654, 921, 1029, 1146, 
1150, 1163. 

Cill-Sleibhe-Cuilinn, 517. See Cill-Sleibhe. 

Cill-Tailtean, Teltown Church, in Meath, 1156, 
1170. 

Cill-Tathchomhare, or Cill-Tothchomhracht, 
Kiltoghert, in Conmhaicne-Maighe-Rein, 1442. 

Cill-Thairre, Ailharry, 732. 

Cill-Tesin, 1253. See Cill-Seisin. 

Cill-Tighearnaigh, Kiltierney, in Fermanagh, 
1602. 











Cill-Toma, Kiltoom, abbots of, 746, 763, 808, 


849, 883. 
Cill-Treanain, on the margin of the River Shan- 
non, 1492. 
Cill-Tuathail, Kiltole, in Tirconnell, 1581. 
Cill-Ua-nDaighre, battle of, 866. 
Cill-Ua-Nilucain [recté Cill-Ua-Milchon], Kil- 
meelchon, 1162. See Cill-mic-Miolchon. 
Cill-Usaille, Killashee, 454. See Cill-Ausaille. 
Cinel-Ainmire, 749. ‘ 
Cinel-Aedha-na-hEchtghe, Kinelea, a district i 
the barony of Kiltarton, county of Galway, 





INDEX LOCORUM. 27 


531, 1154, 1170, 1179, 1191, 1197, 1222, 
1224, 1580, 1596, 1600. 

Cinel-Aedha, in Iveagh, in Ulster, 1208. 

Cinel-Aedha, in Tirconnell, 1032. See Tir- 
Aedha. 

Cinel-Aedha, in Munster, 1600, 1601. 

Cinel-Aenghusa, 1155, 1167, 1212, 1215, 1236. 

Cinel-Ardghail, 742, 795. 

Cinel-Bacaitt, 1159. 

Cinel-Baetain-mic-Muircheartaigh, 615. 

Cinel-Binnigh, 1030, 1068, 1075, 1181. 

Cinel-Binnigh-Glinne, 1076, 1078, 1081, 1181. 

Cinel-Binnigh-Locha-Drochait, 1053. 

Cinel-Boghaine, a. m. 3790; lords of, a. p. 605, 
670, 718, 781, 845, 1031, 1035. See Tir- 
Boghaine. 

Cinel-Cairbre, 744, 749, 757; lords of, 598, 
665, 669, 678, 681, 696, 704, 705, 718, 747, 
779, 794, 871. 

Cinel-Cairbre-Cruim, 757, 780, 836. 

Cinel-Cais, a tribe of the Conmhaicni, 1095. 

Cinel-Colmain, 613. 

Cinel-Conaill, a. Mm. 3790 ; a. D. 464, 535, 557, 
616, 641, 670, 721, 727, 762, 782, 784, 810, 
817, 879, 919, 939, 947, 950, 965, 969, 972, 
976, 1000, 1001, 1005, 1006, 1011, 1018, 
1028, 1038, 1043, 1046, 1063, 1083, 1094, 
1098, 1100, 1103, 1109, 1114, 1117, 1126, 
1128, 1129, 1134, 1135, 1136, 1145, 1148, 
1149, 1151, 1154, 1158, 1159, 1165, 1166, 
1167, 1177,.1180, 1181, 1184, 1187, 1188, 
1189, 1197, 1198, 1200, 1201, 1203, 1206, 
1207, 1208, 1212, 1227, 1231, 1232, 1234, 
1238, 1241, 1242, 1246, 1252, 1262, 1273, 
1275, 1286, 1295, 1324, 1339, 1349, 1359, 
1363, 1364, 1365, 1366, 1378, 1382, 1389, 
1395, 1396, 1397, 1400, 1401, 1409, 1410, 
1412, 1417, 1420, 1421, 1424, 1432, 1433, 
1434, 1435, 1449, 1450, 1464, 1471, 1473, 
1478, 1479, 1480, 1485, 1486, 1487, 1495, 
1496, 1507, 1522, 1531, 1538, 1539, 1544, 
1550, 1559, 1561, 1567, 1575, 1578, 1580, 
1584, 1586, 1587, 1589, 1591, 1593, 1595, 


E2 





1597, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1601, 1602, 1603, 
1608, 1609. 

Cinel-Conaill, lords, or princes of, 670, 749, 762, 
817, 868, 896, 899, 901, 955, 960, 962, 965, 
974, 975, 978, 989, 996, 999, 1010, 1026, 
1027, 1030, 1032, 1045, 1059, 1071, 1075, 
1083, 1085, 1093, 1113, 1114, 1135, 1153, 
1156, 1159, 1160, 1165, 1172, 1181, 1188, 
1189, 1197, 1200, 1207, 1241, 1247, 1248, 
1250, 1257, 1258, 1260, 1281, 1303, 1333, 
1340, 1342, 1343, 1348, 1352, 1356, 1380, 
1388, 1392, 1396, 1422, 1427, 1435, 1439, 
1452, 1454, 1456, 1469, 1483, 1496, 1497, 
1504, 1505, 1510, 1511, 1512, 1522, 1526, 
1531;. 1536; 1537, 1642; 1543, 15445. 1555. 
1557, 1561, 1563, 1566, 1567, 1581, 1583, 
1585, 1587, 1590, 1592, 1593, 1595, 1596, 
1597, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1601, 1602, 1603, 
1608, 1609. See Tir-Conaill. 

Cinel-Dobhtha, one of the Three Tuatha, in 
Connaught, 1133, 1151, 1210, 1287, 1297, 
1358, 1383, 1396, 1405, 1408, 1452, 1482, 
1495. 

Cinel-Donnghaile, in Thomond, 1600. See 
Cinel-Dunghaile. 

Cinel-Duachain, in Breifne-Ui-Ruairc, 1459. 

chiefs of, 1159, 1341, 1384, 1403. 

last chief of, 1403. See Cinel-Luachain. 

Cinel-Dubhain, a tribe of the Conmhaicni, 1095. 

Cinel-Dunghaile, in Thomond, 1311, 1408, 1600, 
1601. See Cinel-Donnghaile. 

Cinel-Enda, in Tirconnell, 1175, 1177, 1199, 
1200. 








lords of, 1010, 1036, 1078. See Tir- 





Enda. 

Cinel-Eoghain, a. M. 2859; A. D. 465, 557, 579, 
634, 721, 727, 728, 782, 784, 817, 821, 847, 
864, 879, 889, 900, 903, 939, 941, 945, 952, 
957, 962, 964, 965, 969, 987, 988, 990, 992, 
993, 994, 998, 1001, 1003, 1004, 1005, 1009, 
1011, 1016, 1017, 1018, 1021, 1027, 1028, 
1043, 1047, 1050, 1059, 1083, 1102, 1103, 
1109, 1113, 1114, 1122, 1129, 1133, 1135, 


28 INDEX LOCORUM. 


1136, 1143, 1145, 1147, 1148, 1149, 1150, 
1151, 1152, 1154, 1155, 1156, 1157, 1158, 
1159, 1160, 1162, 1164, 1165, 1166, 1167, 
1168, 1169, 1171, 1172, 1179, 1182, 1188, 
1191, 1198, 1199, 1200, 1201, 1203, 1206, 
1208, 1211, 1212, 1232, 1238, 1247, 1248, 
1250, 1252, 1255, 1259, 1261, 1273, 1275, 
1303, 1314, 1368, 1370, 1383, 1392, 1395, 
1396, 1400, 1411, 1419, 1420, 1431, 1439, 
1456, 1475, 1480, 1481, 1483, 1485, 1493, 
1500, 1503, 1504, 1505, 1507, 1509, 1511, 
1512, 1514, 1516, 1517, 1522, 1523, 1524, 
1525, 1526, 1531, 1532, 1537, 1541, 1542, 
1544, 1551, 1557, 1559, 1561, 1563, 1566, 
1567, 1575, 1578, 1581, 1583, 1586, 1587, 
1590, 1592, 1593, 1595, 1597, 1598, 1600, 
1601, 1602, 1605, 1608, 1616. 

Cinel-Eoghain, bishops of, 946, 1203, 1276, 1279. 

lords, or chiefs of, 650, 698, 705, 896, 
1057, 1078, 1083, 1099, 1128, 1142, 1143, 
1148, 1169;. 2170, 1176, 1177, 1187, 1196, 
1197, 1200, 1230, 1234, 1241, 1253, 1258, 
1260, 1281, 1283, 1286, 1290, 1291, 1295, 
1319,1325,. 1364, 1368, 1370; 1383-1392, 
1396, 1397, 1398, 1402, 1403, 1410, 1419, 
1420, 1456, 1479, 1481, 1485, 1498, 1500, 
1509, 1514, 1516, 1523, 1524, 1526, 1551, 
1557, 1559, 1561, 1567, 1578, 1581, 1583, 
1585, 1587, 1593, 1595, 1597, 1598, 1600, 
1601, 1602, 1605, 1608, 1616. 

Cinel-Eoghain-na-hInnse, 1010, 1078, 1117. 

Cinel-Eoghain-Telcha-Og, 1054, 1160, 1181, 
1186. 

Cinel-Fhaghartaigh, Kinedarty, in Uladh, 1375. 

Cinel-Fearadhaigh, in ‘Tir-Eoghain, chiefs of, 
625, 631, 1082, 1120, 1129, 1166, 1185, 
1215, 1238, 1251, 1252, 1261, 1262, 1346, 
1370, 1404, 1461, 1480, 1507, 1508, 1511, 
1516, 1518, 1531. 

Cinel-Fhearga, in Eile, 1548. 

Cinel-Fearghusa, chiefs of, 1081, 1122, 1215. 

Cinel-Fhearmaic, in Thomond, 1585, 1588,1597, 
1599, 1600. 








Cinel-Fheichin, monastery of, in the county of 
Galway, 1601. . 

Cinel-Fhiachach, in Westmeath, 507, 737, 856, 
939, 1105, 1373, 1385, 1422, 1471. 

lords of, 984, 1039, 1139, 1332, 1334, 
1337, 1342, 1350, 1354, 1355, 1372, 1374, 
1382, 1392, 1410, 1414, 1447, 1458, 1459, 
1469, 1470, 1471, 1478, 1488, 1493, 1580, 
1588, 1600. 

Cinel-Fhiachrach, 784, 1165. 

Cinel-Fhiachrach-Muirisce, 598. See Ui-Fiach- 
rach and Tir-Fhiachrach. 

Cinel-Forgo, 1142. 

Cinel-Laeghaire, 795. 

lords of, 639, 766, 779, 792, 833, 842, 
880, 882, 896, 930, 1017, 1135, 1136. See 
Laoghaire. 

Cinel-Laeghaire-Breagh, 952. 

Cinel-Luachain, 1390. See Cinel-Duachain. 

Cinel-Lughna, a tribe of the Conmhaicni, 1095. 

chief of, 1162. 

Cinel-Lughdhach. See Cinel-Luighdheach. 

Cinel-Luighdheach, in Tirconnell, lords of, 868, 
1010, 1100, 1106. 

plundered, 1010. 

Cinel-mic-Earcca, lords of, 625, 759, 769, 792, 
828. 

Cinel-Mailche, 912, 923. 

Cinel-Meachair, lord of, 1012. 

Cinel-Moain. See Cinel-Moen. 

Cinel-Moen, 1119, 1128, 1129, 1138, 1183, 
1247, 1333, 1401, 1423, 1432, 1435, 1442, 
1452, 1505, 1507, 1512, 1516, 1537, 1563. 

lords, or chiefs of, 1090, 1119, 1160, 
1178, 1179, 1239, 1261, 1280, 1281, 1307, 
1340, 1341, 1342, 1406. 

Cinel-Torbaigh, in Breagha, 807. 

Cinel-Tuirtre, 668. See Ui-Tuirtre. 

Cinel-Uchae, lord of, 776. 

Clady, in the county of Tyrone. See Claideach. 

Claennath. See Claonnadh. 

Claenghlais. See Claonghlais. 

Claen-loch. See Claon-loch. 

















a 





INDEX LOCORUM. . 29 


Claideach, battle of, 784. 

Claire, a. m. 4169, 4694,; a. D. 1072. See 
Sliabh-Claire. 

Clairvaux, in France. See Clairvalis. 

Clairvalis, in France, 1148. 

Clanauliffe, in the county of Cork. See Clann- 
Amblaoibh. 

Clanawley, in the county of Fermanagh. See 

» Clann-Amhlavibh. 

Clanconway, in the county of Galway. Sce 
Clann-Conmhaighe. 

Clandermot, in the county of Londonderry. See 
Clann-Diarmada. 

Clane, in the county of Kildare. See Claenath 
and Claonnadh. 

Clanelly, in the county of Donegal. See Clann- 
Shneadhghaile. 

Clangibbon, in the county of Cork. See Clann- 
Ghiobuin. 

Clankee, in the county of Cavan. See Clann- 
an-Chaoich. 

Clankelly, in the county of Fermanagh. See 
Clann-Cheallaigh. 

Clanmahon, in the county of Cavan. Sce Clann- 
Mathghamhna. 

Clanmaliere, in the King’s and Queen’s Coun- 
ties. See Clann-Maoilughra. 

Clanmorris, in the county of Kerry. See Clann- 
Mhuiris. 

Clanmorris, in the county of Mayo. See Clann- 
Mhuiris-na-mBrigh. 

Clannaboy, in Ulster. See Clann - Aodha- 
Bhuidhe. 

Clann-Amhlaoibh, in Fermanagh, 1454, 1502, 
1537. 

Clann-Amhlaoibh, in the county of Cork, 1600. 

Clann-an-Chaoich, in East Breifne, 1431, 1471. 

Clann-Aodha-Bhuidhe, 1345, 1422, 1444, 1468, 
1470, 1505, 1537, 1548, 1554, 1555, 1574, 
1597. : 

Clanna-Neill-an-tuaisceirt, 555, 557, 732, 1099, 
1103. See Ui-Neill-an-tuaisceirt. 

Clann-Aodha-an-tsleibhe, in Anghaile, 1455. 





Clann-Breasail, 712, 1082. 

Clann-Carthaigh, 1139, 1152. 

Clann-Chathail, in Connaught, chiefs of, 907, 
1022, 1088, 1111, 1150, 1162, 1289, 1293, 
1294, 1317, 1329, 1336, 1377, 1414, 1449, 
1474, 1601. 

Clann-Cheallaich, Clankelly, 764, 956. 

Clann-Cheithearnaigh, Clankeherny, 1595. 

Clann-Choilen, 1564, 1570, 1578, 1581, 1584, 
1585, 1587, 1588, 1592, 1596, 1598, 1600, 
1601, 1602. See Clann-Chuilein. 

Clann-Cholgain, 1414. 

Clann-Cholmain, in Meath, 1469, 1470, 1475, 
1546, 1547, 1600. 

ancestor of, 475. 

kings, or chiefs of, 713, 739, 758, 766, 
969, 990, 1013, 1026, 1091, 1487, 1543, 
1547, 1553. 

Clann-Chonchobhair, 1097. 

chiefs of, 1145, 1165, 1193, 1199. 

Clann-Chonghail, in Tir-Eoghain, 1238. 

Clann-Chonnmhaighe, in Connaught, 1233, 1400, 
1406, 1444, 1596, 1600, 1601. 

Clann-Chosccraigh, 1062, 1098, 1103. 

lords of, 1124, 1170. 

Clann-Cregain, in Bregia, 1047. 

Clann-Chuain, in Ceara, 1187, 1412. 

Clann-Chuilein. See Clann-Choilein. 

Clann-Chuinn, 941. 

Clann-Deirgthine, 1580. 

Clann-Diarmada, in Ulster, 1087, 1090, 1099, 
1135. 

















lords of, 1090, 1132, 1205, 1206, 1215. 
Clann-Dunghalaigh, 1159. ; 
Clann-Fearghaile, 728, 1364. 
Clann-Fearmaighe, Glanfarne, a district in the 
county of Leitrim, containing twenty quar- 
ters of land, 1217, 1220, 1228, 1239, 1241, 
1243, 1249, 1271, 1274, 1309, 1388. 
Clann-Fhianghasa, 962, 1032. 
Clann-Flaithbheartaigh, 1119. 
Clann-Flaithemhail, in Ui-Maine, 1158. 
Clann-Fogartaigh, in Tyrone, 1185. 


30 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Clann-Fogartaigh, in Connaught, 1151. 
Clann-Fuadach. See Clann-Uadach. 
Clann-Ghiobuin, 1600. 

Clann-Ifearnain, in Thomond, chief of, 1170. 

Clann-Laithbheartaigh, 1139. 

Clann-Mhaoilughra, 1141, 1161, 1164, 1193, 
1383, 1394, 1410. 

Clann-Maelduibh, 1147. 

chief of, 1152. 

Clann-Mathghamhna, in East Breifne, 1506, 
1537. 

Clann-Muiris, in Kerry, 1570, 1580, 1581, 1582, 
1584, 1595, 1597, 1600, 1601. 

Clann-Muiris-na-mBrigh, in Connaught, 1595. 

Clann-Mhurchadha, 1098. 

chiefs of, 953, 971, 1140, 1225. 

Clann-Neill, 732. 

Clann-Ricaird, in Connaught, 1213, 1263, 1335, 
1366, 1375, 1377, 1381, 1384, 1386, 1401, 
1403, 1404, 1407, 1430, 1438, 1439, 1441, 
1446, 1451, 1452, 1462, 1466, 1467, 1469, 
1475, 1481, 1485, 1486, 1487, 1492, 1495, 
1498, 1501, 1503, 1504, 1505, 1507, 1509, 
1510, 1519, 1520, 1522, 1536, 1542, 1543, 
1544, 1545, 1546, 1553, 1554, 1556, 1558, 
1559, 1560, 1561, 1567, 1568, 1570, 1572, 
1574, 1576, 1577, 1578, 1580, 1581, 1582, 
1583, 1584, 1585, 1586, 1596, 1597, 1598, 
1599, 1600, 1601, 1602, 1605. 

Clann-Scannlain, chiefs of, 1013, 1032. 

Clann-Sionnaigh, lords of, 1059, 1086. 

Clann-Snedhghaile, Clanelly, a district lying to 
the west of Letterkenny, county of Donegal, 
1113, 

Clann-Suibhne, 1161. 

Clann-Tomaltaigh, chiefs of, 1088, 1133, 1153, 
1241, 

Clann-Uadach, chiefs of, 1021, 1130, 1151, 1159, 
1161, 1169, 1225, 1337, 1425. 

Clann-Uilliam, Clanwilliam, 1466, 1579, 1598, 
1599, 1601. 

Clanricard, in the county of Galway. See Clann- 
Ricaird. 











Clanwilliam, barony of, in. the county of Lime- 
rick. See Aois-tri-maighe. 

Claoin-fearta, at Tara, 241. 

Clavin-inis, Cleenish, in Loch-Eirne, 1394, 1423, 
1450, 1487, 1495, 1515, 1518, 1524. 

Claonghlais, Clonlish, in Munster, 1155, 1266, 
1535, 1579, 1580, 1581, 1582. 

Claon-loch, in Clann-Chuain, 1187, 1247. 

Claon-loch, in Cinel-Aedha-na-hEchtghe, battle 
of, 531: 

Claon-loch-Sleibhe-Fuaid, 1009. 

Claonnadh, Clane, in Leinster, 1162, 1258. 

abbot of, 777. 

battle of, 732. 

plundered, 1035. 

Clar, in Oirghialla, 1241. 
ghiall. 

Clar, Clare, 1490. 

Clarach, Seigeine of, 744. 

Clar-atha-da-charadh, 1270. 

Clare, in the county of Clare. 











See Machaire-Oir- 


See Clar-mor. 

Clare, in the barony and county of Roscommon, 
1490. See Clar. 

Clare, castle of, in the county of Westmeath. 
See Clartha. 

Clare, earl of, 1277. 

Clare-Galway. See Baile-an-chlair. 

Clare Island, in the county of Mayo. See Cliara. 

Clarin-Bridge, in the county of Galway. See 
Ath-cliath-Meadhraighe. 

Clar-mor, Clare, in Thomond, 1558, 1570, 1571, 
1589, 1600. 


“Clartha, Clare Castle, in Westmeath, 1544. 


Clasach, battle of, 241. 

Cleanlough, in the county of Monaghan. 
Claon-loch-Sleibhe-Fuaid. 

Cleenish, an island in Lough Erne, in the county 
of Fermanagh. See Claoin-inis. 

Cleghile, in the county of Tipperary. 
Cnambchoill. 


See 


See 


Clenlish, in the county of Limerick. See Claon- 


ghlais. 
Clere, battles of, a. m. 3579, 3790. 





INDEX LOCORUM. 31 


Cleteach, over the Boyne, 266, 526, 527. 

Cliach, in Munster, battles of, A.M. 37723 A.D. 
526, 1098. See Aine-Cliach and Aradh- 
Cliach. 

Cliach, in Ui-Drona, a. m. 5090. 

Cliara, Clare Island, 1235. 

Cliodhna, Youncleena, in Glandore Harbour, 
1557. 

Cliu, or Cliu-Mail-mhic-Ugaine, in Munster, 
A.M. 4981; A.D. 1570, 1579, 1600. 

Cloch-an-Bhodaigh, in Conaille-Muirtheimhne, 
1452. 

Cloch-an-chommaigh,at Fochard-Muirtheimhne, 
W32v 

Cloch-an-Linsigh, Lynch’s Stone, near Galway, 
1596, 1597. 

Clochan-na-gCeapach, Cloghan Castle, 1548. 

Clochan-Uladh-na-dtri-gCross, at  Cluain-mhic- 
Nois, 918. 

Clochar-mac-nDaimheine, Clogher, in Tyrone, 
701, 929, 1080, 1127, 1320, 1380, 1395, 
1497, 1498, 1501, 1509, 1518, 1593. 

abbots of, 765, 841, 867, 1341, 1441. 

airchinneachs of, 959, 1126, 1423. 

bishops of, 1135, 1138, 1269, 1288, 

1319, 1369, 1390, 1431, 1432, 1450, 1471, 

1483, 1486, 1504, 1507, 1508, 1515. _ 

bishop and abbot of, 867. 

Cloch-Chinnfhaolaidh, Cloghineely, in Tirconnell, 
A.M. 3330; A.D. 1284, 1554. 

Cloch-Gleanna, The Castle of Glin, on the brink 
of the Shannon, 1562, 1600. 

Cloch-Insi-na-dtore, in Loch-Fionnmhaighe, 
1257. 

Cloch-Locha-Uachtair, Lough Oughter Castle, 
1327, 1369, 1370. 

Clon, or Cloon, and its compounds. See Cluain. 

Clonalvy, in the barony of Upper Duleek, county 
of Meath, 528. See Ailbhe. 

Clonard, in the county of Meath. See Cluain- 














Traird. 
Clonawney, or Clononey, in the King’s County. 
See Cluain-damhna. 





Clonbroney, in the county of Longford. See 
Cluain-Bronaigh. 

Cloncoose, in the county of Longford. See 
Cluain-cuas. 

Cloncurry, inthe county of Kildare. See Cluain- 
Conaire. 

Clondalkin, in the county of Dublin. See Cluain- 
Dolcain. 

Clondara, in the county of Longford. See Cluain- 
da-rath. 

Clondawell, or Clandawell, near Armagh. Sec 
Cluain-Dabhaill. 

Clones, in the county of Monaghan. See Cluain- 
Eois. 

Clonfad, in the barony of Farbil, county of 
Westmeath. See Cluain-foda-Bacdain-abha. 

Clonfad, in the barony of Fartullagh, county of 
Westmeath. See Cluain-foda-Fine. 

Clonfert, in the county of Galway. See Cluain- 
fearta-Breanainn. 

Clonfertmulloe, in the Queen’s County. See 
Cluain-fearta-Molua. 

Clonkeen, in the county of Louth. See Cluain- 
-caoin, in Feara-Rois. 

Clonleigh, in Tirconnell. See Cluain-laegh. 

Clonlish, in the county of Limerick. See Claon- 
chlais. 

Clonlisk, in the King’s County. See Cluain-lisg. 

Clonlonan, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Cluain-Lonain Castle. 

barony of. See Clann-Cholmain. 

Clonmacnoise, in the King’s County. See Cluain- 





mic-Nois. 

Clonmany, in the county of Donegal. See Cuil- 
Maine. 

Clonmellon, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Cluain-Miolain. 

Clonmore, in the county of Carlow. See Cluain- 
mor-Maedhog. 

Clonmore, in the county of Louth. See Cluain- 
mor-Arda. 

Clononey, in the King’s County. See Cluain- 
Nona and Cluain-dhamhna. 


32 


Clontarf, in the county of Dublin. See Cluain- 
tarbh. 

Cloonbrien, in the county of Limerick. See 
Cluain-Bhriain. 

Cloondagaw, in the county of Galway. See 
Cluain-da-dhamh. 

Cloone, castle of, in the county of Clare. 
Cluain, in Ui-Caisin. 

Cloone, in the county of Leitrim. See Cluain- 


See 


Conmhaicne. 

Clooneen, in the county of Roscommon. 
Bealach-an-Chluainin. 

Clooney, in the co. of Londonderry. SeeCluain-I. 


See 


Cloonfinlough, in the King’s County. See 
Cluain-Finnlocha. 

Cloonfree, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Cluain-Fraoich. 

Cloonoan, in the county of Clare. Sce Cluain- 


Dhubhain. 
Cloongownagh, in the county of Roscommon. 
See Cluain-gamhnach. 
Cloonnagunnane, in the county of Roscommon. 
See Cluain-O-gCoinnen. 


Cloonoun, in the county of Roscommon. See 

~ Cluain-Eamhain. 

Cloonselherny, in the county of Clare. See 
Cluain-sailchearnaigh. 

Cloonsellan, in the county of Roscommon. See 


Cluain-suilionn. 
See 


Cloonshanagh, in the county of Roscommon. 
Cluain-seancha, 


Cloonshee, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Cluain-sithe. 

Cloonties, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Cluainte. 

Cloontivrin, in the county of Fermanagh. See 


Cluain-tibhrine. 


Cloontuskert, in the county of Roscommon. 


See Cluain-tuaisceirt-na-Sinna. 

Cloontuskert, in the county of Galway. See 
Cluain-tuaisceirt. 

Cloonyhork, in the King’s County. See Cluain- 
dha-thore. 





INDEX LOCORUM. 


Cloyne, in the county of Cork. See Cluain- 
Uamha. 

Cluain, in Ui-Caisin, castle of, 1598, 1599. See 
Caislen-Cluaine. 

Cluain-Aine, Clonany, in Crich-na-gCeadach, 
1406. 

Cluain-aird, Dabhecog of, 687, 689. 

Cluain-airdne, Mochonna of, 713. 

Cluain-airthir, church of, 620. 

Cluain-an-dobhair, or Cluain-an-dibhair, 507, 
843, 938. 

abbot of, 942. 

Cluain-arggaid, 787. 





See Sruth-Chluana-arg- 
gaid. 

Cluain-Baedain, abbot of, 794. See Cluain-foda- 
Baedain. 

Cluain-Boireann, in Ui-Maine, St. Caireach- 
Deargain of, 577, 748. 

abbesses of, 773, 933. 

airchinneachs of, 789, 919, 1066. 

Cluain-Bolcain, 1232. 

Cluain-Briain, Cloonbrien, fort of, 1130. 

Cluain-Bronaigh, Clonbroney, in Teathbha, ab- 
besses of, 734, 760, 775, 780, 804, 810, 931, 
933, 1108, 1163. 

burned, 778, 1095. 

Cluain-caoin, Clonkeen, in Feara-Rois, 860, 878, 
LIS: 











bishop of, 836. 

Cluain-Caoin-Modiomog, Clonkeen, in Eoghanact- 
Chaisil, 1089. 

causeway of, 1135. 

Cluain-catha, Battlefield, 1236. 

Cluain-coirpthe, Kilbarry, in Cinel-Dobhtha, 
916, 1128. 

priest of, 1155. 

successor of Bearach of, 1128. 

daimhliag of, 1151. 

plundered, 1146, 1238, 1385, 1405,1441, 




















1452. 

Cluain-Comharda, 843. 

Cluain-Conaire, Cloncurry, in Ui-Faelain, 586, 
778, 837. 





INDEX LOCORUM. 33 


Cluain-Conaire, abbot and anchorite of, 869. 

plundered, 1171. 

Cluain-Conmhaicne, Cloon, in Magh-Rein, 1253, 
1254, 1378, 1519. 

airchinneach of, 1101. 

comharba of, 1519. 

official of, 1373. 

Cluain-chreadhail, Killeedy,inUi-Conaill-Gabhra, 
546, 569. 

Cluain-Creamha, Clooncraff, 1451, 1488. 

bishop of, 747. 

plundered, 810. 

Cluain-Cuas, Cloncoose, in Teathbha, battle of, 
A. M. 3656. 

Cluain-Cuifthinn, or Cluain-Cuithbhinn, Clon- 
guffin, in Meath, abbesses of, 766, 777, 847. 

Cluain-cumuise, 1322. 

Cluain-Dabhail, Clondawell, near Armagh, 1514. 

Cluain-da-damh, Cloondagaw, 1580. 

Cluain-dhamhna, Clonawney, or Clononey, 1519. 

Cluain-da-rath, Clondara, or Clondarah, 1323. 

Cluain-da-thore, Cloonyhork, 1389. 

Cluain-deargratha, 1397. Sce Dearg-rath. 

Cluain-deochra, in Meath, bishop of, 977. 

Cluain-dibhair, 507. See Cluain-an-dobhair. 

Cluain-Doleain, Clondalkin, 865, 1076. 

abbots of, 776, 796, 828, 885, 920, 938, 























1076. 

airchinneachs of, 1086. 

bishop of, 784, 879. 

burned, 1071. 

plundered, 832. 

Cluain-Dubhain, Cloonoan, or Rockvale, in Tho- 
mond, 1569, 1586. ; 

Cluain-Eamhain, Cloonoun, on-the Shannon, 
1089. . 

Cluain-eidhneach, Clonenagh, in Laighis, abbots 
of, 767, 843, 866, 872, 890, 898, 909, 922, 
927, 991. 

chief vice-abbot of, 965. 

successors, or comharbas of, 970, 1007, 




















1159. 
bishops of, 909, 940. 


























Cluain-eidhneadh, priest of, 1071. 
plundered, 840, 919. 

Cluain-Eois, Clones, in Dartraighe-Oirghialla, 
1022, 1110, 1257, 1444, 1453, 1499, 1537. 
abbots of, 700, 714, 741, 746, 773, 805, 
839, 877, 912, 978, 1247, 1257, 1435, 1504. 

airchinneachs of, 1084, 1506. 
bishop of, 548; bishop and abbot of, 














961. 





successors of Tighearnach of, 929, 943, 
956, 1010, 1030, 1039, 1139, 1353, 1486, 
1502. 





burned, 1095. 

destroyed, 836. 

castle of, erected, 1211 ; burned, 1212. 

Cluain-Eraird. See Cluain-Iraird. 

Cluain-fearta-Breanainn, Clonfert,553, 576, 817, 
843, 849, 1136, 1190, 1195, 1259, 1263, 
1266, 1328, 1350, 1580, 1595. 

abbots of, 620, 723, 747, 748, 757, 761, 

768, 776, 778, 781, 790, 797, 812, 820, 848, 

882, 885, 914, 980. 

anchorite of, 971. 

successors of Brenainn of, 991, 1036, 

1081, 1095, 1132, 1134, 1166. 

bishops of, 525, 570, 661, 802, 820, 

920, 951, 961, 1117, 1171, 1173, 1186, 1187, 

1202, 1246, 1263, 1267, 1297, 1319, 1377, 

1507, 1580. 

bishop and abbot of, 824. 

lectors of, 1170. 

priest of, 1006. 

priors of, 808, 879, 881. 

scribe and wise man of, 867. 

burned, 744, 842, 1015, 1045, 1164, 




















1179. 

plundered, 949, 1031, 1065. 

great church and monastery of, demo- 
lished, 1541. 

Cluain-fearta-Molua, Clonfertmulloe, in Ossory, 
571, 660, 1079, 

abbot of, 605, 776, 790, 850, 858, 878, 











925. 


34 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Cluain-fearta-Mughaine, 1079. 

Cluain-Fiachna, Clonfeaghna, or Clonfeakle, near 
Armagh, 1252. 

airchinneach of, 1003. 

vice-abbot of, 1069. 

Cluain-Fiachra burned, 1145. 

Cluain-Fionnlocha, Cloonfinlough, in Dealbhna- 
Eathra, 1141. 

Cluain-foda-Baedain-abha, Clonfad, in Feara- 
Bile, abbots of, 741, 790. 

bishop of, 577. 

Cluain-foda-Fine, or Cluain-foda-Librein, Clon- 
fad, in Feara-Tulach, 887. 

abbot of, 835. 

Cluain-Fraoich, Cloonfree, 1306. 

Cluain-gad, Cloongad, in Tir-Oiliolla, 1422. 

Cluain-gamhnach, Cloongownagh,in Magh-Luirg, 
1490. 

Cluain-i, Clooney, 1197. 

Cluain-immurrois, 1406. 

Cluainin, Clooneen, 1489. See Bealach-an-Chlu- 


ainin. 














Cluainin, Clooneen, in the parish of Touaghty, 
barony of Carra, county of Mayo, 1592. 
Cluain-Iraird, Clonard, in Meath, 587, 767, 771, 
778, 862, 1048, 1052, 1070, 1085, 1125, 
1131, 1139, 1141, 1152, 1155, 1185, 1200. 
abbots of, 548, 652, 664, 700, 716, 726, 
731, 740, 743, 755, 758, 760, 782, 788, 800, 
818, 824, 828, 833, 860, 868, 879, 882, 885, 
924, 930, 940, 942, 952. 
comharbas, or successors of Finian or 








Finghin of, 857, 881, 952, 954, 971, 973, | 


» 992, 1007, 1010, 1013, 1018, 1025, 1031, 
1043, 1048, 1055, 1061, 1092, 1117, 1136, 
1150, 1170. 

bishops of, 716, 733, 774, 791, 856, 919, 

1028, 1030, 1173. 

bishop and abbot of, 856. 

bishop and anchorite of, 791. 

lectors of, 942, 951, 1042, 1047, 1090, 

1122, 1144. 

priest of, 1102. 




















Cluain-Iraird, priors of, 837, 883. 

cloictheach, or steeple of, 1039. 

burned, 746, 784, 794, 970, 1020, 1045, 

1073, 1075, 1095, 1114, 1116, 1135, 1143. 

1148, 1171. 

destroyed, 840. 

freedom of, granted, 949. 

plundered, 887, 996, 1131, 1170. 

Cluain-laogh, Clonleigh, in Tirconnell, 1480. 

Cluain-leathteangadh, St. Sinche of, 596. 

Cluain-lis-Beice-mic-Connla, 1282, 1322, 1347. 

Cluain-lisg, Clonlisk, in Eile, 1541. 

Cluain-lis-Floinnabhraith, 1490. 

Cluain-Lonain, Clonionan, in Westmeath, castle 
of, 1553. 

Cluain-mic-Nois, Clonmacnoise, in Dealbhna- 
Eathra, 558, 606, 610, 645, 733, 751, 753, 
763, 806, 807, 832, 834, 843, 845, 863, 886, 
890, 920, 921, 926, 937, 940, 947, 961, 998, 
1009, 1011, 1014, 1023, 1024, 1026, 1030, 
1038, 1045, 1059, 1085, 1060, 1063, 1066, 
1070, 1073, 1079, 1080, 1086, 1100, 1101, 
1105, 1106, 1113, 1118, 1129, 1130, 1134, 
1150, 1156, 1163, 1167, 1174, 1190, 1198, 
1205, 1224, 1461, 1547. 

abbots of, 548, 569, 589, 595, 609, 623, 

637, 651, 663, 664, 681, 684, 692, 704, 711, 

720, 726, 732, 735, 742, 748, 757, 759, 765, 

766, 779, 781, 784, 786, 789, 794, 809, 811, 

842, 848, 866, 867, 870, 874, 883, 888, 891, 

899, 918, 924, 929, 946, 950, 952, 987, 1173. 

vice-abbots, or priors of, 1089, 1106. 

tanist-abbots of, 887, 1070, 1082, 1093, 

1103, 1128. 

successors of Ciaran of, 952, 964, 969, 

974, 991, 1002, 1013, 1022, 1025, 1030, 1042, 

1052, 1056, 1070, 1079, 1088, 1100, 1109, 

1124, 1127, 1136, 1141, 1153, 1157, 1161, 

1172, 1181, 1230. 

airchinneach of, 1533. 

anchorites of, 845, 895, 1006, 1031. 

anmchara, or confessors of, 1017, 1022. 

ardanmchara, 1081. 









































INDEX LOCORUM. 35 


Cluain-mic-Nois, bishops of, 886, 894, 899, 918, 
940, 953, 969, 997, 1000, 1067, 1104, 1213, 
1219, 1253, 1263, 1278, 1337, 1508, 1540. 

bishop and abbot of, 969. 

cele-De of, 1200. 

deans of, 1461, 1539. 

archdeacon of, 1322. . 

economists; or spensers of, 792, 889, 

















927. 

lectors of, 789, 858, 921, 948, 977, 988, 
999, 1005, 1034, 1038, 1054, 1063, 1080. 
chief lector of, 1169. 

ostiarii, porters, or bell-ringers of, 1028, 











1032. 





priests of, 914, 920, 942, 944, 948, 996, 
1024, 1028, 1044, 

chief priest of, 948. 

great priest of, 1109. 

priors of, 821, 834, 838, 869, 873, 891, 
979, 1018. 

scribes of, 724, 768, 793, 814, 887, 994. 
——— scribe, sage, and doctor of, 1079. 
— seniors of, 927, 1077, 1101, 1170, 1200. 
— Book of, 964, 1005. 

cloictheach, steeple, or round tower of, 
1124, 1135. 
daimhliag of, 904, 924, 1104, 1106. 
daimliag-mor, or cathedral of, 1129. 
dertheach, or oratory of, 1081, 1098. 
Eaglais-Beg, or St. Ciaran’s church at, 



































977. 

lis-aeidheadh, or fort of the guests at, 
1128. 

releag-cailleach, or Nuns’ cemetery, 
1082. 





tearmonn of, 1023. 

tigh-aoidheadh, hospital, or house of the 
guests of, 1031, 1093, 1106, 1166. 

burned, 719, 750, 773, 811, 985, 1020, 
1077, 1164, 1179. 

plundered, 841, 920, 934, 940, 944, 951, 
957, 960, 1044, 1046, 1050, 1065, 1092, 1111, 
1178, 1552. 














Cluain-Mic-Nois, violated, 834. 

Cluain-Maoilduibh, 1147. 

Cluain-Miolain, Clonmellon, battle of, 785. 

Cluain-mhor. See Cluain-mhor-Maedhog. 

Cluain-mhor-Arda, Clonmore, in Cianachta- 
Arda, airchinneach of, 826. 

Cluain-mhor-Maedhog, Clonmore, in Leinster, 
918. 





abbots of, 771, 877, 886, 919, 920, 
972. 





airchinneach of, 1052. 

burned, 774, 835, 1040. 

plundered, 834. 

Cluain-muc-Nois-mic-Fidhaigh, 1461. See Clu- 
ain-mic-Nois. 

Cluain-muirisg, in Breifne, battle of, a. m. 3656. 

Cluain-na-geailleach, 1408. 

Cluain-na-gCruimhther, bridge of, 924. 

Cluain-na-ngamhan, Cloneygowan, in Clanmialier, 
1576. 

Cluain-na-hoidhche, Cloonahee, 1488. 

Cluain-nona, Clononey, in Dealbhna-Eathra, 
1553. See Cluain-dhamhna. 

Cluain-O-gCoinnein, Cloonnagunnane, 1393. 

Cluain-Plocain, in Connaught, 1497. 

Cluain-Ramhfhoda, Clonrode, in Thomond, 1408, 
1460, 1523, 1540, 1553, 1558, 1570, 1571, 
1583, 1600, 1601. 

Cluain-Sailchearnaigh, Cloonselherny, in 'Tho- 
mond, 1599. 

Cluain-seancha, Cloonshanagh, in Corca-Ach- 
lann, 1410. 

Cluain-sithe, Cloonshee, 1415. 

Cluain-suilionn, Cloonsellan, 1261. 

Cluain-tarbh, Clontarf, near Dublin, 1013, 1022. 

battle of, 1013. 

Cluainte, Cloonties, in O’Conor Roe’s country, 
1536. 

Cluain-Tibhrine, Cloontivrin, in Fermanagh, an- 
chorite of, 740. 

Cluain-Tochne, abbot of, 765. 

Cluain-tuaisceirt-na-Sinna, Cloontuskert, in the 
county of Roscommon, 804, 1244, 1489. 











F2 


36 


Cluain-tuaisceirt, in Ui-Maine, in the county of 
Galway, 1219. 

Cluain-Ua-nGrici, 609. 

Cluain-uamha, Cloyne, in Munster, abbots of, 
821, 857, 885, 1179. 

archdeacon, 1500. 

bishops of, 884, 1167. 

comharba, or successor of Colman Mac 
Lenin of, 1099. 

—.— lectors:of;, 1162. 

prior of, 885. 

burned, 1137. 

Cluain-uinnseann, 871. 

Cnamhchoill, in Connaught, a. M. 3656. 

Cnamhchoill, Cleghile, near the town of Tippe- 
rary, 1061, 1560, 1582, 1600. 

Cnamhross, battle of, a. M. 2859. 

Cnoc-Almhuine, Hill of Allen, 904. See Al- 
mhuin. 

















Cnoc-an-Bhiocara, Anockvicar, in Magh-Luirg, 
1595. 

Cnoc-an-chip, in the county of Clare. See Bel- 
an-chip. 

See Cnoc-Buidhbh. 

Cnoc-an-Chluiche, Knockacleighy, in Tyrone, 
1523. 

Cnoc-an-ghearrain-bhain, Anockagarranbaun, 
1600. 

Cnoc-an-lacha, Knockalough, in East Corca- 
Bhaiscinn, 1598. 

Cnoc-an-mhadhma, in Tirconnell, 1303, 1314, 
1324. 

Cnoc-an-sgamhail, Skool Hill, in Thomond, 1562. 

Cnoc-Baine, in Oirghialla, 111. 

Cnoc-Breanainn, Brandon Hill, in Kerry, 1063. 

Cnoc-Buidhbh, Knockavoe, in Tyrone, 1522, 
1577, 1600, 1601. 

Cnoc-doire, Knockerry, in Thomond, 1599. 

Cnoc-Fionn, Knockfin Hill, in the parish of 
Killila, barony of Corcomroe, county of Clare, 
1598. 

Cnoe-Fuarchoilli, Spancel Hill, in Thomond, 
1559. 


Cnoc-an-Bhogha. 





INDEX LOCORUM. 


Cnoc-Glinne-an-ghabhann, in Dal-Araidhe, 106. 

Cnoc-Grafann, 1582. See Cnoc-Raffonn. 

Cnoc-Lea, Knocklayde, 1542. 

Cnoc-Meadha-Siuil, Knockmaa, in Connaught, 
1580. 

Cnoc-Muaidhe, Knockmoy, in Connaught, monas- 
tery of, 1218, 1224, 1266, 1267, 1295. 

Cnoc-Nascain, in Inis-Eoghain, 1197. 

Cnoc-na-seangan, Knock-abbey, near Louth, 1148, 
1181. . 

Cnoc-Ninnidh, Knockninny, in Fermanagh, 1450. 

Cnoc-Ochair, battle of, a. m. 4169. 

Cnoc-Raffonn, 1582. 

castle of, 1192. 

Cnoc-Ratha-Beanain, 1548. 

Cnoc-Sithe-Una, Anocksheegowna, in Ormond, 
1599. 

Cnoc-Tuagh, Knockdoe, near Galway, 1504. 

Cnoc- Ui-Chosgraigh, Knockcosker, in West- 
meath, castle of, 1468. 

Cnodhbha, Knowth, in Meath, 890, 1039. 

cave of, 861, 933. 

lords of, 784, 964. 

Cnucha, Castleknock, near Dublin, 726, 917. 

battle of, a. M. 3579. 

Cobha, in Uladh, 683, 732, 734, 771, 796, 851, 
879, 965. See Magh-Cobha and Ui-Eathach- 
Cobha. 

Coigeadh-Chloinne-Deirgthine, Desmond, 1580. 

Coigeadh-Chonrai-mhic-Daire, 1570. 

Coigeadh-Chonchobhair-mhic-Nessa, the pro- 
vince of Ulster, 1593, 1600. 














’ Coigeadh-Eachdhach-mhic-Luchta, Thomond, or 


North Munster, 1558. \ 

Coigeadh-Meadhbha, the province of Connaught, 
1599. 

Coigeadh-Oilnegmacht, the province of Connaught, 
1595, 1596. 

Coill-an-anma, Killananima, in West Breifne, 
1435. 

Coill-an-chlair, Kilclare, 1186. 

Coill-an-chlochain, Aillacloghan, in the parish of 
Kinawley, county of Cavan, 1309. 


aie 


INDEX LOCORUM. 37 


Coill-an-choigidh, Kilguaig, near Kilmallock, 
1582, 

Coill-an-chonaidh, Killaconny, 1445. 

Coill-an-daingin, Dangan Wood, in Connaught, 
1280. 

Coill-Bearrain, Kilbarran, in Thomond, 1260. 

Coill-Beithne, Kilbehiny, 1502. See Cill-Beithne. 

Coill-bhreac, Kylebrack, in Clanrickard, 1601. 

Coill-Fine, in Lower Ormond, county of Tip- 
perary, 1602. 

Coillin-crubach, illeencroobagh, in Annaly, 
1398. 

Coill-mhor, Kilmore, barony in the county of 
Cork, 1579, 1580, 1581. 

lord of, 1582. 

Coill-mhor-na-mBreathnach, Kilmore, in Meath, 
1419. 

Coill-na-cloiche, Kilnacloghy, in Cinel-Dobhtha, 
1490. 

Coill-na-gerann. See Caill-na-gerann. 

Coill-na-geuirridin, 1545. See Bealach-coile- 
na-gcuiridin. 

Coill-na-namhas, Kilnanawse, in the parish of 
Granard, county of Longford, 1323. 

Coill-na-lon, Kilnalun, in Tyrone, 1526. 

Coill-na-manach, Kilnamanagh, barony in, the 
county of Tipperary, 1585, 1593, 1598, 1600. 

Coill-O’bhFlannchadha, in Thomond, 1598, 
1599. 

Coillte-an-rubha, Killinroe, 1475. 

Coillte-Chleirigh, in Magh-Luirg, 1502. 

Coillte-Chonchobhair, in Tir-Tuathail, in Con- 
naught, 1471, 1530, 1595. 

Coillte-Conmhaicne, in Conmhaicne- Maighe- 
Rein, 1270. 

Coillte-Luighne, in Luighne-Chonnacht, 1468. 

Coill-Ua-bhFiachrach, Killovyeragh, in Aidhne, 
1598. 

Coimde, three rivers of, a. M. 3529. 

Coinneire. See Conneire. 

Coirrshliabh-na-Seaghsa, the Curlieu Hills, near 
the town of Boyle, 1188, 1235, 1237, 1241, 
1249, 1263, 1309, 1344, 1452, 1494, 1497, 








1499, 1512, 1522, 1540, 1590, 1595, 1596, 
1597, 1599, 1600, 1601, 1602. 


‘Cois-Maighi, Coshma, in Munster, 1501. 


Coleraine, in Ulster. See Cuil-rathain. 

Collooney, in the county of Sligo. See Cuil- 
Maoile and Caislen-Cuile-Maoile. 

Colmanstown, in the county of Clare. See Baile- 
mhic-Colmain. 

Coloin, Cologne, 1042, 1052. 

Collymore and Collybeg, in the county of Cork. 
See Corca-Laoighe. 

Comar, battle of, a. Mm. 3656. 

Comainn, the Three, bishop of, 931. 

lords of, 898, 915, 967, 1069, 1149. 

plundered, 870. 

Comar, Cumber, in Uladh, abbot of, 1221. 

Comar, Castlecomer, in Ossory, 965. 

Comarchu, in Meath, 990. 

Comar-na-dtri-nuisge, the Meeting of the Three 
Waters, 856, 1558, 1573, 1580, 1583, 1597. 

battle of, a. Mm. 3727. 

Comber, in the county of Down. See Comar, 
1221. 

Commermana, in Meath, 1150. 

Comhraire, Conry, in Meath, abbot of, 757. 

battle of, a.m. 3510. 

Conachail, Cunghill, in Corann, battle of, 1087. 

cath, 1087. 

Conachail, Conna, in the county of Cork, 1599. 

Conaill-Gahhra, in Munster, 1031. See Ui- 
Conaill-Gabhra. 

Conaille-Muirtheimhne, a. M. 2859; 4. v. 881, 
862, 876, 879, 881, 891, 894, 904, 908, 924, 
960, 995, 1001, 1005, 1012, 1028, 1032, 
1041, 1043, 1078, 1083, 1086, 1089, 1093, 
1097, 1101, 1153, 1592. 

lords, or chiefs of, 686, 736, 747, 760, 

780, 784, 787, 822, 829, 867, 875, 879, 886, 

887, 908, 910, 911, 921, 935, 949, 987, 995, 

998, 1004, 1011, 1029, 1066, 1078, 1081,1107. 

tanist of, 908. 

people of, slaughtered, 894. 

wood of, 1097. 





























38 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Conaille-Muirtheimhne, plundered, 829. See 
Magh-Conaille and Magh-Muirtheimhne. 

Condere. See Conneire. 

Confey, in the county of Kildare. See Ceann- 
fuaid. 

Cong, in the county of Mayo. See Conga-Fei- 
chin. 

Conga-Feichin, Cong, in Partraighe-an-locha, 
1150, 1168, 1198, 1201, 1224, 1225, 1247, 
1590, 1596. 

- abbots of, 1223, 1245. 

airchinneachs of, 1127, 1128, 1226. 

burned, 1114, 1137. 

Congbhail-Glinne-Suilighe, Conwal, in Tircon- 
nell, airchinneachs of, 913, 1204. 

street of, 1258. 

town, or village of, 1540. 

Congnaidh, in Tuath-Eabha, in Connaught, 
battle of, a. mM. 3656. 

Conlaedh, abbot of, 822. 

Conmhaicne, 735, 761, 807, 927, 1008, 1044, 
1051, 1052, 1053, 1063, 1065, 1070, 1071, 
1079, 1083, 1084, 1085, 1087, 1092, 1093, 
1095, 1102, 1104, 1110, 1124, 1135, 1140, 
1143) 1151, U152; 1153; 1159; 1161, 1166, 
1172, 1187, 1261, 1268, 1288, 1323, 1340, 
1342, 1347, 1354, 1357, 1369, 1384, 1390, 
1473, 1536, 1589, 1595. 

lords of, 1078, 1087, 1101, 1102, 1122, 




















TG: 

Conmhaicne-Cuile-Toladh, in the barony of Kil- 
maine, county of Mayo, A. M. 3303; a. p. 680, 
1235, 1238, 1373, 1412, 1430, 1437, 1446, 
1475, 1497, 1503, 1504. 

Conmhaicne-Duna-moir, 1254, 1373, 1381,1453, 
1473. 

Conmhaicne-Maighe-Rein, 1482, 1492, 1602. 

bishops of, i. e. bishops of Ardagh, 1166, 

1215, 1224, 1230, 1237, 1289, 1322, 1343, 

1424. 





woods of, 1247, 1270. 
Conmhaicne-mara, Connamara, in Connaught, 
663, 923, 1235, 1248, 1258, 1542, 1595, 1600. 














Conmhaicne-mara, lord of, 1139. 

fleet of, 1154. 

Conmaicne- Rein-na-bhFomorach, 1492. See 
Conmhaicne-Maighe-Rein. 

Conna, a village in the county of Cork. See 
Conachail. 

Connacht, vel Connachta, Connaught, a.m. 2242, 
2550, 2859, 3303, 3502, 3510, 3529, 3549, 
3581, 3656, 3727, 3790, 4532; a. vp. 499, 
511, 526, 531, 555, 605, 622, 649, 717, 739, 
759, 783, 784, 794, 803, 810, 817, 824, 835, 
837, 839, 843, 844, 848, 855, 858, 884, 894, 
902, 903, 909, 920, 926, 928, 932, 938, 939, 
943, 953, 960, 963, 981, 984, 987, 991, 993, 
997, 999, 1001, 1005, 1008, 1013, 1019, 
1023, 1033, 1034, 1051, 1054, 1059, 1062, 
1063, 1065, 1067, 1071, 1075, 1079, 1088, 
1091, 1092, 1093, 1094, 1097, 1101, 1103, 
11085 P1099), VITO; TLI3S VE a5. ENG; 
LIZ, L118; 1120; V120;. 1123219945 1197, 
L128; 11S) 132529133, 113%, 1138; 1140; 
1142, 1143, 1144, 1145, 1148, 1149, 1150, 
1151, 1153, 1154, 1156, 1157, 1158, 1159, 
1162, 1163, 1165, 1166, 1167, 1168, 1170, 
1172, 1174, 1176, 1177, 1181, 1185, 1186, 
1188, 1189, 1191, 1196, 1197, 1199, 1200, 
1204, 1211, 1214, 1218, 1223, 1225, 1237, 
1245, 1247, 1249, 1250, 1254, 1255, 1256, 
1257, 1258, 1260, 1262, 1263, 1270, 1271, 
1273, 1276, 1277, 1286, 1288, 1311, 1315, 
1326, 1334, 1338, 1351, 1353, 1365, 1386, 
1388, 1398, 1406, 1416, 1422, 1426, 1435, 
1441, 1446, 1455, 1458, 1460, 1467, 1482, 
1490, 1495, 1497, 1508, 1512, 1522, 1526, 
1527, 1528, 1530, 1540, 1544, 1545, 1547, 
1556, 1560, 1571, 1580, 1582, 1584, 1585, 
1586, 1588, 1589, 1592, 1593, 1594, 1595, 
1596, 1597, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1601, 1602, 
1603. 





bishops of, 967, 1117, 1155, 1158. 
archbishops of, 1086, 1136, 1150, 1167, 
1407, 1437, 1450. 

high constable of, 1252, 1378, 





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INDEX LOCORUM. 39 


Connacht, kings, or chiefs of, 56, 236, 499, 537, 
544, 554, 555, 597, 645, 662, 678, 680, 681, 
694, 700, 703, 718, 719, 722, 730, 737, 738, 
751, 759, 763, 768, 772, 774, 777, 779, 780, 
781, 786, 799, 810, 832, 836, 839, 842, 846, 
866, 870, 879, 885, 903, 923, 944, 954, 961, 
964, 971, 1008, 1009, 1014, 1023, 1034, 1046, 

~ 1054, 1055, 1063, 1065, 1067, 1076, 1087, 
1088, 1089, 1090, 1097, 1098, 1102, 1103, 
1115, 1118, 1141, 1142, 1143, 1151, 1156, 
1157, 1158, 1160, 1161, 1168, 1197, 1201, 
1207, 1220, 1224, 1227, 1228, 1232, 1233, 
1235, 1236, 1237, 1239, 1245, 1249, 1250, 
1264, 1265, 1266, 1267, 1269, 1270, 1274, 
1278, 1280, 1284, 1288, 1289, 1293, 1294, 
1306, 1309, 1316, 1317, 1318, 1324, 1328, 
1330, 1333, 1337, 1339, 1340, 1342, 1343, 
1345, 1350, 1356, 1362, 1364, 1366, 1368, 
1371, 1375, 1384, 1395, 1404, 1407, 1439, 
1461, 1487, 1536. 

chief poets of, 999, 1097, 1101, 1131, 

1143, 1329, 1385. 

royal hgjrs of, 865, 920, 921, 923, 965, 

990, 1012, 1014, 1025, 1029, 1070, 1082, 

L085; TOY, 1118; 1133; 1136;79/1625.1159; 

1196, 1247, 1294, 1310, 1320, 1329. 

seneschal of, 1247. 

sheriff of, 1247. 

steward of, 1123. 

tanists of, 1135, 1307, 1327, 1342. 

plundered, 861, 869, 871, 892, 932, 

971, 984, 1015. 

east, 1039, 1051, 1059, 1084, 1151. 

lower, or north, 888, 981, 983, 1003, 

1131, 1241, 1403, 1410, 1426, 1427, 1430, 

1440, 1443, 1458, 1468, 1471, 1476, 1505, 

1508, 1513, 1519, 1526, 1527, 1536, 1537, 

1538, 1539, 1542, 1563, 1570, 1572, 1576, 

1581. 

rough third of, 1219, 1419. See Gairbh- 

thrian-Connacht. 

south, or upper, 891, 950, 992, 999, 

1131, 1570, 1576. 








Connacht, the Three, 705, 788, 879, 895. 

west, 943, 1003, 1036, 1037, 1043, 1051, 
1061, 1062, 1075, 1079, 1091, 1094, 1098, 
1100;. 1121; °1132;-1137%, 1141, 1153;.1171, 
1178, 1197, 1201, 1204, 1214, 1267, 1273, 
1286, 1316, 1335, 1338, 1355, 1410, 1419, 
1442, 1503, 1542, 1560, 1569, 1572, 1584, 
1586. 

Connail, or Congbhail, Great Connell, in Ui- 
Faelain, priory of, 1203, 1447. 

Conneire, Coindeire, or Condaire, Connor, a 
bishop’s see in Uladh, 558, 960, 968, 1124. 

abbots of, 773, 865, 896, 917, 974. 

airchinneach of, 1063, 1611. 

bishops of, 513, 537, 658, 725, 1117, 

1124, 1174, 1209, 1297, 1611. 

bishop and abbot of, 1038. 

comharbas, or successors of Mac Nisi of, 

952, 954, 963, 1038. 

lector of, 1038. 

burned, 612. 

plundered, 831. 

Conry, in the county of Westmeath. See Comh- 





























raire. 

Contae-an-Chlair, the county of Clare, 1570, 1580, 
1584, 1585, 1589, 1595, 1597, 1599, 1600, ~ 
1601. 

Contae-Bhaile-atha-cliath, the county of Dublin, 
1431. 

Contae-Cheithearlach, the county of Carlow, 
1601. 

Contae-chiarraighe, the county of Kerry, 1598. 

Contae-Chille-Cainnigh, the county of Kilkenny, 
1582, 1601. 

Contae-Chille-dara, the county of Kildare, 1493, 
1547, 1601. 

Contae-Chorcaighe, the county of Cork, 1598. 

Contae-Locha-Garman, the county of Wexford, 
1383. 

Contae-na-Gaillmhe, the county of Galway, 1585, 
1601. 

Contae-Luimnigh, the county of Limerick, 1579, 
1584, 1598, 1599, 1600. 


40 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Contae-Mhaighe-eo, the county of Mayo, 1578, 
1585, 1592, 1595, 1597. 

Contae-Riabhach, the county of Weaford, 1405, 
1413, 1416, 1442, 1481, 1578. 

Contae-Rossa-Comain, the county of Roscommon, 
1585, 1597, 1599, 1601. 

Contae-Shligigh, the county of Sligo, 1585, 1598, 
1599, 1601. 

Contae-Thioprat- Arann, the county of Tipperary, 
1598, 1599, 1601. 

Contae-Ua-bhFailghe, the county of Offaly, i.e. 
the King’s County, 1601. 

Coolavin, a barony in the county of Sligo. 
Cuil-O-bhFinn. 

Coolcashin, in the county of Kilkenny. See 
Cuil-Caissine. 

Coole, a barony in the county of Fermanagh. 
See Cuil-na-nOierear. 


See 


Cooley, in the county of Louth. See Cuailgne. 

Coolkeenaght, in the county of Londonderry. 
See Cuaille-Cianachta, 

Coolmackatreane, in the county of Donegal. See 
Cuil-mic-an-treoin. 

Coosane, in the county of Westmeath. See Cuasan. 

Coradh-Finne, Corgjin, in Connaught, castle of, 
1451. 

Cora-Finne, Corofin, in Thomond, 1573, 1599. 

Corann, Corran, in Connaught, a. M. 4532; a. D. 
711, 993, 1007, 1024, 1047, 1087, 1108, 
1135, 1145, 1151, 1152, 1155, 1189, 1248, 
1263, 1270, 1273, 1338, 1340, 1349, 1390, 
1422, 1497, 1537, 1542, 1589, 1593, 1596, 
1598, 1600, 1602. 

battles of, 681, 701, 1087. See Magh- 
Corann. 

Corc-achlann, one of the Three Tuathas of Con- 
naught, 1088, 1120, 1150, 1159, 1256, 1295, 
1319, 1328, 1333, 1377, 1385, 1396. 1401, 
1404, 1408, 1410, 1448, 1469, 1488. 

Corca-Bhaiscinn, Corcovaskin, in Thomond, A. M. 
3790; a. p. 165, 717, 799, 1054, 1399, 1460, 
1483. 








lords, or chiefs of, 807, 862, 913, 918, 





992, 1013, 1049, 1158, 1359, 1383, 1426, 
1432, 1488, 1568, 1581, 1589. 

Corca-Bhaiscinn, east, 1594, 1598. 

west, 1595, 1599, 1600, 1602. 

Corcach, or Corcach-mor-Mumhan, Cork, in 
Munster, 846, 877, 960, 967, 996, 1012, 
1118, 1127, 1130, 1185, 1225, 1428, 1465, 
1508, 1569, 1571, 1575, 1576, 1577, 1579, 
1580, 1581, 1582, 1584, 1595, 1596, 1598, 
1599, 1600, 1601, 1602. 

abbots of, 685, 759, 767, 787, 795, 812, 

833, 850, 861, 866, 892, 894, 907, 926, 949, 

952, 1000, 1036. 

airchinneachs of, 987, 1006, 1034, 1057, 











1140. 

bishops of, 874, 891, 958, 1302. 

bishop and abbot of, 891. 

comharbas, or successors of St. Bairri of, 

680, 821, 835, 1009, 1036, 1057, 1085, 1096, 

LOG. 115201157: 

foreigners, or Danes of, 865. 

bridge of, 1163. 

fortress, or dun of, 846. 

Franciscan monastery of, founded, 1229. 

burned, 838, 1081, 1089, 1098, 1116, 

1126, 1143. 

plundered, 820, 913, 1088. 

Corca-dain, in Meath, 1185. 

Corca-Duibhne, Corcaguiny, in Kerry, 903, 1095, 
1096, 1103, 1158. 

Corca-Fhirtri, in Connaught, 885, 944, 993, 
1031, 1035. 

Coraguiny, barony of, in the county of Kerry. 
See Corca-Dhuibhne. 
Corca-laoighe, Corca-loighdhe, Corca-laoighdhe, 
or Corca-loeghdhe, in Munster, 1057, 1058. 
lords of, 746, 770, 800, 844, 860, 901, 
942, 1418, 1442, 

Corca-Modhruaidh. See Corcumruaidh. 

Corca-Mogha, Corcomoe, in Connaught, 950, 
1002, 1382. 

Corca-Raidhe, Corkaree, in Westmeath, 807, 
1070, 1185. . 



































INDEX LOCORUM. 41 


Corca-Soghain, lord of, 811. See Sodhan. 

Corea-Thene, See Corcohenny, in the county 
of Tipperary, 1580, 1600. 

Corcohenny, in the county of Tipperary. See 
Corca-Thene. 

Corcomoe, in the county of Galway. See Corca- 
Mogha. 

Corcomroe, in the county of Clare. See Cor- 
cumruaidh. 

Corcovaskin, in the county of Clare. See Corca- 
Bhaiscinn. 

Corcumruaidh, Corcomdhruadh, or Corcomodh- 
ruadh, Corcomroe, in Thomond, 925, 1055, 
1128, 1158, 1171, 1585, 1599, 1600. 

lords of, 737, 871, 899, 902, 916, 926, 

934, 983, 987, 1002, 1027, 1045, 1060, 1104, 

1113, 4132,, 1135, 1149, 1168; 1175; 1300, 

1361, 1364, 1365, 1389, 1396, 1404, 1415, 

1420, 1422, 1425, 1431, 1469, 1471, 1482, 

1485, 1490, 1514, 1564, 1565, 1573. 

battle of, 703. 

———— monastery of, 1514, 1600. 

plundered, 1088. 

Corker road, in the north of the county of Clare. 
See Carcair-na-gcleireach. 

Cormacaigh, in Thomond. See Ui-Cormaic, in 
Thomond. 

Corofin, castle of, in the county of Galway. See 
Caislen-Coradh-Finne. 

Corunna, in Spain. See Cruinne. 

County of Carlow. See Contae-Cheithear- 
lach. 

County of Clare. See Contae-an-Chlair. 

County of Cork. See Contae-Chorcaighe. 

County of Dublin. See Contae-Bhaile-atha- 
cliath. 

County of Galway. See Contae-na-Gaillmhe. 

County of Kerry. See Contae-Chiarraighe. 

County of Kildare. See Contae-Chille-dara. 

County of Kilkenny. See Contae-Chille-Cain- 
nigh. 

County of Limerick. See Contae-Luimnigh. 

County of Mayo, See Contae-Mhaigh-eo. 














County of Offaly, i.e. the King’s County. See 
Contae-Ua-bhFailghe. 

County of Roscommon. See Contae-Rosa-Co- 
main. 

County of Sligo. See Contae-Shligigh. 

County of Tipperary. See Contae-Thioprat- 
Arann. 

Craebh. See Craobh. 

Craig-Corcrain, Cahercorkane, in Thomond, 1584, 
1601. 

Craig-Ui-Chiordubhain, Craggykieravan, in Tho- 
mond, 1600. 

Crannach, battle of, 695. 

Crannog-Isil, at Cuil, in Muintir-Eolais, 1560. 

Crannog-Mic-Cnaimhin, Crannog-Mac- Nevin, in 
the county of Galway, 1601. 

Crannog-Mic-Shamhradhain, 1512. See 1495, 
p- 1298. 

Crannog- Locha- Beithighe, 1540. See Loch- 
Beitheach. 

Crannog-Locha-Leisi, 1246, 1452. 

Crannog-Locha- Laoghaire, 1436, 1500. See 
Loch-Laoghaire. 

Crannog-Locha-Meilghe, 1455. 

Crannog-na-nduini, in Ros-Guill, in Tirconnell, 
1603. 

Craebh, a territory in Ulster, 1118, 1138, 1156, 
1167. See Feara-na-Craoibhe. 

Craobh-Caille, over the River Callainn, in Ul- 
ster, 825, 1037. 

Craobh-Laisre, 882. 

abbot of, 681. 

Craobh-Maighe-Lorgaigh, 1138. 

Craobh-Rois-da-charn, 1124. 

Craobh-Tealcha, or Craobh-Tulcha, in Uladh, 
1148. 





battle of, 1003. 

tree of, cut down, 1099. 

Craobh-teine; 1153. 7 

Craobh-Ua-bhFuadachain, 1435. 

Creagan, Creggauns, in Clanconway, 1406. 

Creachan, Craghan, an island in Lough Erne, 
1537 








42 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Creadran, 1257, 1258. 

Creamhthainn, 1036. 

Creenagh, near Drumlane, county of Cavan. See 
Bealach-an-chrionaigh. 

Creggauns, in the county of Galway. See Crea- 
gan. 

Creit, 1235. 

Crinach, battle of. See Crionach. 

Crinder, 537. 

Crioch-Branach, the O’Byrnes’ country, 1435, 
1442, 1446, 1490. 

Crioch-Bulbach, 1489, 1493. 

Crioch-Conaille. See Conaille-Muirtheimhne. 

Crioch-Cualann, 472. See Cualann. 

Crioch-Cursach, 1601. 

Crioch-Graicrighe, 811. 

Crioch-in-Ernaidhe, 496. 

Crioch-Liathain, in Munster, a. M. 2859, 3273. 
See Ui-Liathain. 

Crioch-Maine. See Ui-Maine. 

Crioch-Mic-Wattin, 1386. 

Crioch-Midhe, a.m. 4169. 

Crioch-Muireadhaigh, in Inis-Eoghain, 759. 

Crioch-na-gCeadach, in Ui-Failghe, 1142, 1406, 
1484. 

lords of, 1124, 1142. 

Crioch- Rois, in Breagha, a. mM. 4169; A. D. 
322. 

Crioch-Roisteach, Roche’s Country, 1582, 1599, 
1600. 

Crioch-Ua-nGabhla, 497. 

Crioch-Ua-nOlcan, 790. 

Crioch-Seoach, Joyce’s Country, in West Con- 
naught, 1560. See Duthaidh-Seoach. 

Criomhthann, in Meath, lords of, 867, 1030, 
1036. 

Criomthannan, in Laighis, 1069. 

Crionna-Freagabhail, battle of, 248, 262. 

Crionach, battle of, 1086. 

Crionna, in Meath, battle of, 226. 

Croaghan, in the county of Cavan. See Cruachan- 
Mhic-Thighearnain and Cruachan-O-Cuproin. 

Cro-Caoimhghin, at Glendalough, 1163. 








Cro-Ciarain, at Glendalough, 1163. 

Croghan, hill of, in the King’s County. See 
Cruachan-Bri-Eile. 

Croinis - Locha-hAinninn-Mic-Neimhidh, Cro- 
winish, in Lough-Ennell, in Westmeath, 1022, 
1446. 

Crois-shliabh, in Westmeath, 1289. 

Cromadh, Croom, on the river Maigue, in Mun- 
ster, 1151. 

Cromwell’s bridge, in the county of Cork. See 
Ceim-an-ghabhair. 

Croom, in the county of Limerick. See Cro- 
madh. 

Cros-ard, at Clonmacnoise, 957. 

Cros-Brighde, at Armagh, 1121, 1166. 

Cros-Chaibhdheanaigh, Crosscavanagh, in Ty- 
rone, 1498. 

Cros-Coluim-Cille, at Armagh, 1166. 

Cros-Comhghaill, at Clonmacnoise, 1070. 

Cros-dorais-ratha, at Armagh, 1166. 

Cros-dorais-urdoimh, at Kells, in Meath, 1156. 

Cros-Epscoip-Eoghain, at Armagh, 1166. 

Cros-Epscoip-Etchen, at Clonmacnoise, 1070. 

Cros-Maoiliona, Crossmolina, in Tirawley, 1526. 

Cros-na-riagh, at Doire-Choluim-Chille, 1197. 

Cross-Seachnaill, at Armagh, 1166. 

Croughool, in the county of Longford. See 
Cruach-abhall. 

Cruach-abhall, Croughool, in Annaly, 1452. 

Cruachain, Rathecroghan, in Connaught, a. M. 
3519, 3842, 3847, 4020; a.p. 778, 1061, 

- 1110, 1223, 1263, 1384, 1546, 1593, 1595. 
See Rath-Cruachan. 

Cruachan-Bri-Ele, Croghan Hill, in Offaly, 1385. 

Cruachan-Gaileang, Croaghan, in Gaileanga, in 
Connaught, 1514. 

Cruachan-Mhic-Thighearnain, Croaghan, in Tea- 

lach-Dunchadha, 1412. 

Cruachan-Lighean, in Tirconnell, 1600. 

Cruachan-O-Cuproin, Croaghan, in ‘Tealach- 
Dunchadha, 1470. 

Cruach-Phadraig, Croaghpatrick, in Connaught, 
1351. 








INDEX LOCORUM. 43 


Crufait, battle of, 847. 

Cruimghlinn, Crumlin, near Dublin, 1595. 

Cruinne, Corunna, in Spain, 1602. 

Cruithean-tuath, Crioch-Cruithneach, or Tir- 
Cruithneach, Pictland, a. mM. 3790; A. D. 430, 
863. 

Cruithnigh, Picts, 552, 557, 604, 665, 706, 725, 
803, 1141. 

kings, or chiefs of, 557, 665, 679, 680, 





706. 

Cuailgne, Cooley, in the county of Louth, 1131, 
1145. See Ui-Cuailgne and Ui-Meith. 

Cuaille-Cianacht, Coolkeenaght, 1157. 

Cualann, a. M, 3501, 3656; a. vp. 430, 472, 702, 
707, 713, 725, 727, 728, 738, 739, 743, 773, 
817, 831, 868, 870, 889, 915, 938, 939, 955, 
1027, 1034, 1048, 1061, 1141. See Ui- 
Bruin-Cualann and Ui-Ceallaigh-Cualann. 

Cuan-an-Fhirmhoir, The Great Man’s Harbour, 
in West Connaught, 1560. 

Cuan-Inbhir-moir. See Cuan-an-Fhir-mhoir. 

Cuan-na-geeall-mbeag, KAdlybegs, or Lintragh 
Bay, in Tirconnell, 1513, 1516, 1600. 

Cuan-Cairlinne, Carlingford Lough, 1539. See 
Cairlinn and Cuan-snamha-Aighneach. 

Cuan-na-Suilighe, Lough Swilly harbour, 1595, | 
1607. 

Cuan-Ruis, Ross harbour, in West Corca-Bhais- 
cinn, 1565. | 

Cuan-Snamha-Aighneach, Carlingford Lough, 
1149. See Snamh-Aighneach. 

Cuan-Teilionn, Telin harbour, in Tirconnell, | 
1590, 1600. F : 

Cuasan, Coosane, in Teathbha, 1080. 

Cuasan, in Laeghaire, in Meath, 1156. 

Cuil, Coole barony, in Fermanagh, 1450, 1455, 
1490, 1504. See Cuil-na-nOirear. 

Cuil, in Argatros, battle of, a. m. 3656. 

Cuil-an-tuaisceirt, in Uladh, or Ulidia, 1171. 

Cuil-an-Urtain, Cooloorta, in Ui-Maine, 1408. 

Cuil-Brighde, or Cuil-Brighdein, in East Breifne, 
1348, 1378, 1412. 








Cuil-Caichir, a. mu, 3502. 


Cuil-Caissine, Coolcashin, in Ossory, 844, 1156. 
See Cul-Caissin. 

Cuil-caol, in Cinel-Boghaine, A. m. 3790. 

battle of, 597. 

Cuil-Caolain, battle of, 630. 

Cuil-Cearnadha, 1225, 1412. 

Cuil-Ceasra, on the brink of the river Boyle, in 
Connaught, a. M. 2242. 





Cuil-Cnamha, in Tireragh, in Connaught, 1468, ; 
1476. 

Cuil-Collainge, in Ui-Liathain,in Munster,1151. 

Cuil-Conaire, in Ceara, battle of, 544. 

Cuil-corra, battle of, 648. 

Cuil-cummaisg, in Uladh, battle of, 742. 

Cuileanntrach, in Meath, 1155. See Caislen- 
na-Cuileanntraighe. 

Cuileanntrach, in Ulster, 1156. 

Cuil-Feadha, battle of, a.m. 3656. See Mach 
Cuile-feadha. 

Cuil-Fobhair, battle of, a. um. 3656. 

Cuil-Fraochain, battle of, a.m. 3656. 

Cuil-Iorra, in Connaught, 1422, 1526, 1536. 

bishop of, 511. 

Cuilleann-O-gCuanach, Cullen, in Munster,1579. 

Cuil-Maoile, Collooney, in Tir-Oiliolla, 1291, 
1346, 1388, 1408, 1467, 1516, 1526, 1528. 

bridge of, 1595. See Cul-Maoile. 

castle of, 1124, 1586, 1596, 1599. 

Cuil-Maine, Clonmany, in Inis-Eoghain, 1499. 











| Cuil-marta, or Cuil-martra, battle of, a.m. 3519, 


3529. 

Cuil-mic-an-Treoin, Coolmacatrean, or Casitle- 
forward, in Tirconnell, 1440, 1456, 1529. 

Cuil-Moine, plundered, 844. 

Cuil-na-gCaisiol, Cloonacastle, or Clonagashel, 
near Ballinrobe, in Connaught, 1592. 

Cuil-na-nOirear, Coole barony in Fermanagh, 
1486, 1506, 1514, 1541. 

Cuilne, battle of, 546. 

Cuil-O-bhFinn, Coolavin, a barony in the courity 
of Sligo, 1436, 1461, 1469, 1495, 1537, 1602. 

Cuil-OnDubhain, Cullenwane, in Ely-O’Carroll, 
1600. 


G2 


44 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Cuil-ratha, in Desmond, battle of, a. Mm. 3790. 
Cuil-rathain, Cuil-raithin, vel Cul-rathain, Cole- 
raine, in Uladh, 1171, 1177, 1213. 

abbots of, 930, 972. 

airchinneachs of, 988, 1110, 1122. 

castle of, 1213, 1221, 1376, 1514. 

burned, 725. 

’Cuil-Sibhrinne, in Meath. 
Sibhrinne. 

Cuil-Silinne, in Connaught, battle of, a.m. 

4981. 














See Dun-Chuile- 





church of, now Kilcooley, in the barony 
and county of Roscommon, 1418. 

Cuil-tochair, battle of, 238. 

Cuil-Toladh, in Connaught, a. mM. 3303. See 
Conmhaicne-Chuile-Toladh. 

Cuil-Ua-bhFionntain, 1446. 

Cuil-Uinnseann, in Teathbha, battle of, 556. 

Cuinche, Quin, in Clann-Choilein, in Thomond, 
church of, 1278. 

great monastery of, 1402, 1584, 1598. 

clogas, or belfry of, 1584. 

barony of, 1599. 

Cuirce, battles of, a. Mm. 3790, 4981. 

Cuirene, or Machaire-Chuircne, barony of Kil- 
kenny West, in Westmeath, 820, 1022, 1082, 
1156, 1475. 

lords, or chiefs of, 952, 1033, 1171. See 
Machaire-Chuircne. 

Cuirreach-an-Aragail, in Connaught, 1482. 

Cuirreach, Curragh, near Kildare, battles of, 
777, 1234, See Cuirreach-Life. 

Cuirrech-Chinneitigh, in Connaught, 1397. 

Cuirrech-Liathdroma, 1466. 

Cuirreach-Life, the Curragh of Kildare, 1234. 

Cuirrin - Connachtach, Curreenconnaughtagh, 
1490. 

Cul-ard, in Magh-inis, a. m. 3656. 

Cul-Athghuirt, in Semhne, battle of, a.m. 3656. 

Cul-Caissin, Coolcashin, in Ossory, burned, 1156. 
See Cuil-Caissine. 

Cul-Dreimhne, or Cuil-Dreimhne, in Connaught, 
battle of, 554, 555, 557. 

















Cullen, in the county of Tipperary. See Cuil- 
leann-O-gCuanach. 

Cullentragh, in the county of Meath. See 
Caislen-na-Cuileanntraighe. 

Cullenwaine, in the King’s County. See Cuil- 
Ua-nDubhain. 

Cul-Maighe-Claraigh, 1446. See Magh-claraigh. 

Cul-Maoile, Collooney, 1526, 1586, 1599, 1601. 
See Cuil-Maoile. 

Cul-mor, Culmore, 1600, 1608. 

Cul-mhuine, 1596. See Cul-Maoile. 

Cumhdach- Duine- Nair, in Sliabh-Modhairn, 
A.M. 3501. 

Cunga. See Conga. 

Curlieu Hills, in the counties of Roscommon and 
Sligo. See Coirrshliabh-na-Seaghsa. 

Curreenconnaughtagh, in the county of Ros- 
common. See Cuirrin-Connachtach. 

Cushendun, in the county of Antrim. See Bun- 
abhann-Duine. 

Cushinstown, in the county of Meath. See 
Baile-Cuisin. 

Cutts, the, a cataract on the river Bann. See 
Eas-Craoibhe. 


D. 


Da-Buac, The Two Backs, in Tirawley, 1180, 
1217, 1251. See Bac. 

Dabhall, in Oirghialla, 356, 953. 

Dael, river of. See Daol. 

Daimhdearg, in Breagha, battle of, 738. 

Daimhinis, Devenish, in Lough Erne, in Ferma- 
nagh, 721, 746, 836, 980, 1076, 1259, 1537, 
1602. 





abbots of, 563, 815, 867, 890, 891, 918, 
922, 944, 972, 984, 995, 1001. 

airchinneachs of, 1011, 1411. 

anchorite of, 1058. 

comharbas of, 955, 1025, 1038, 1049, 
1114, 1168, 1336, 1390. 

bishop of, 658. 

bishop and abbot of, 868. 

















Ne 





INDEX LOCORUM. 45 


Daimhinis, lector of, 1025. 

parsons of, 1417, 1456, 1520. 

priest of, 980. 

priors of, 1379, 1462, 1505, 1521. 

sacristan of, 1479. 

vicar of, 1489. 

burned, 1157, 1360, plundered, 836. 

Daimhliag, Doimhliag, or Daimhliag-Chianain, 
Duleek, in Meath, 749, 1023, 1070, 1093, 
1123, 0160: 

abbots of, 778, 784, 805, 847, 858, 866, 

895, 933. 

vice-abbot of, 890. 

airchinneachs of, 953, 984, 1045, 1093. 

bishops of, 488, 778, 882, 902, 918, 

927, 941, 1117. 

bishop and abbot of, 870. 

comharbas, or successors of Cianan of, 
817, 818, 870, 1098, 1127. 

=———- ©conomist or spenser of, 920. 

scribe of, 961. 

cloictheach, or steeple of, 1147. 

burned, 1050, 1169. 

plundered, 830, 1023, 1037, 1149, 1171. 

Daingean-Bona-Cuilinn, Dangan Castle, in Tir- 
Briuin-na-Sinna, 1145. 

Daingean, Dangan or Philipstown, in Ui-Failghe, 
1546, 1600. 


















































“Daingean-Ui-Chuis, Dingle, in Kerry, 1579, 


1580. 

Dairbhri, A. p. 1130. 

Daire and its compounds. See Doire. 

Dairini, 186. 

Dairinis, Molana, on the Blackwater, in Munster, 
819, 945. 

abbots of, 742, 777. 

Dairinis-Caomhain, in Wexford haven, plun- 
dered, 819. 

Dal-Araidhe, a territory in the east of Ulster, 
A. M. 2250, 2859, 3510, a.p. 10, 106, 478, 
771, 778, 864, 880, 892, 912, 930, 958, 960, 
970, 978, 1004, 1005, 1036, 1056, 1059, 1095, 
1103, 1104, 1113, 1114, 1128, 1166. 








Dal-Araidhe, kings of, 478, 558. 

lords or chiefs of, 696, 787, 823, 892, 

904, 912, 941, 977, 985, 1003, 1015, 1046, 

1065, 1077, 1113, 1114, 1130, 1141, 1156, 

L158) 1174; LV76; 11775; 1178, 1198: 

northern, lords of, 822, 831, 847. 

Dal-Barrainne, 623. 

Dal-Binne, 1176. 

Dal-Buinne, 1176. 

lord of, 1130. 

Dal-gCais, in North Munster, 1014, 1045, 1055, 
TOSS. R115 V4 ee 51 1154, 1156, 
1157, 1160, 1170, 1192, 1469, 1516, 1558, 
1562, 1569, 1571, 1572, 1577, 1599, 1601. 

kings or lords of, 1137, 1242, 1558. 

chief poets of, 1096, 1573, 1576. 

plundered, 961, 981. 

Dal-Cairbre, 1153. 

Dal-bhFiathach, in Uladh, 39, 1004, 1100. 

lord of, 622. 

Dal-Meisincuirb, lord of, 952. 

Dal-Riada, in Alba, or Scotland, 565, 572, 624, 
728, 835, 988. 

Dal-Riada, in Uladh, a.m. 2859, 3501, 3510, 
A.D. 165, 725, 727, 985, 1005, 1012, 1165, 
1247. 


























lords or chiefs of, 698, 719, 727, 771, 
776, 787, 910. 

Damhdearg, in Breagha, battle of, 738. 

Danes. See Goill. 
Dangan Castle in O’Beirne’s country, county of 
Roscommon. See Daingean-Bona-Cuilinn. 
Dangan, wood of, in the county of Galway. See 
Coill-an-daingin. 

Danmarg, Denmark, chief of, 1013. 

Daol, the Deel, a river in Tirconnell, 1557, 1600. 

Darmhagh, Dearmhagh, or Durmhagh-Choluim- 
Chille, 585, 758, 832, 870, 1059, 1068, 1077, 
1137, 1140, 1142, 1153, 1155, 1173, 1186, 
1448, 1452, 1454. 

abbots of, 788, 805, 835, 848, 948, 971, 





1190. 
airchinneachs of, 1010, 1022. 





46 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Darmhagh, lectors of, 1038, 1103. 

priests of, 931, 1129. 

prior of, 839. 

scribe of, 827. 

castle of, 1186, 1213. 

burned, 1045, 1154, 1155. 

Darmhagh-Ua-nDuach, Durrow, in Idough, in 
Ossory, 1156. 

Dartraighe-Coininse, in Oirghialla, Dartry, 867, 
945, 952, 1006, 1018, 1029, 1166, 1432, 
1457, 1486, 1502, 1589, 1593. 

Dartraighe Daimhinsi [vrecte, Dartraighe - Coi- 
ninsi], 867. 

Dartraighe Meg-Fhlannchaidh, in West Breifne, 
959, 1228, 1239, 1241, 1243, 1274, 1278, 
1281, 1301, 1303, 1330, 1337, 1349, 1366, 
1418, 1420, 1421, 1429, 1496, 1532, 1536, 
1538, 1542, 1578, 1582, 1585, 1586. 

Dartraighe-Oirghiall, 1589, 1593. See Dart- 
raighe-Coininse. 

















Daurmhagh. See Darmhagh. 

Deadna, in Droma-Breagh, battle of, 513. 

Dealbbna, 820, 842, 1018, 1034, 1035, 1048, 
1053, 1082, 1145. 

Dealbhna-Beag, 1012, 1095. 

Dealbhna-Beathra, or Dealbhna-Eathra, Del- 
vin-Mac-Coghlan, 737, 827, 834, 839, 890, 
891, 949, 1001, 1038, 1053, 1060, 1089, 
1134, 1178, 1187, 1199, 1211, 1213, 1217, 
1264, 1292, 1386, 1473, 1517, 1519, 1520, 
1521, 1535, 1538, 1539, 1540, 1548, 1551, 
1553, 1556, 1557, 1572, 1595, 1601. 

Dealbhna-Mor, Delvin, in Westmeath, lords or 
chiefs of, 1034, 1085, 1096, 1144, 1159, 1168, 
1174. 





barons of, 1398, 1429, 1430, 1452, 1461, 
1473, 1475, 1478, 1547, 1552, 1553, 1554, 
1600. 

Dealbhna-Nuadhat, between the rivers Suck 
and Shannon, 751, 816, 1048. 

Dealbhna-tire-da-locha, 1142. See Gno-mor and 
Gno-beag. 

Dealga, battle of, 499. 





Dearc-Fearna, in Ossory, 928. 

Dearg, the River Derg, in the counties of Done- 
gal and Tyrone, 1557. 

Deargbhruach, near Derry, 1197. 

Dearg-rath, Derrygra, in Magh-Luirg, 1397. 

Dearmhagh. See Darmhagh. 

Dearthach and its compounds. See Derthach. 

Deasmhumha, or Deasmhumhain, Desmond, a.m. 
3790 ; a. pv. 967, 1085, 1118, 1121, 1123, 
1124,.1130, 1134, 1135; 213%; 1051; 1154; 
1157, 1161, 1162, 1165, 1168, 1170, 1203, 
1224, 1225, 1249, 1250, 1261, 1262, 1382, 
1466, 1510, 1513, 1578. 

———. countesses of, 1392, 1560. ‘ 

——— earls of, 1369, 1398, 1399, 1402, 1414, 
1417, 1420, 1440, 1462, 1463, 1464, 1466, 
1468, 1472, 1477, 1486, 1487, 1488, 1489, 
1500, 1506, 1516, 1520, 1549, 1558, 1559, 
1560, 1561, 1565, 1567, 1570, 1573, 1574, 
1577, 1579, 1580, 1581, 1582, 1583, 1584, 
1589, 1596, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1601. 

—— — kings, princes, or chiefs of, 799, 839, 
965, 974, 976, 1123, 1124, 1138, 1152, 1167, 
1176, 1185, 1189, 1203, 1229, 1300, 1302, 
1303, 1340, 1359, 1381, 1391, 1411, 1469, 
1513, 1516. 

— ollavs, or chief poets of, 1161, 1409... 

Decies, in the county of Waterford. See Deisi- 
Mumhan. : 

Dedna. See Deadna. 

Deece,in the county of Meath. See Deisi-Breagh. 

Deel, river of, in the county of Donegal. See 
Dael and Daol. 

Deilge, Delliga, in the county of Cork, 1580. 

Deilginis-Cualann, Dalkey Island, near Dublin, 
727, 938, 942. 

battle of, 719. 

Deis-beag, a territory in the county of Limerick, 
1580. 

Deisi-Breagh, Deece, in Meath, 265, 753, 1034. 

Deisi-Mumhan, Decies, in Munster, 846, 852, 
864, 865, 876, 887, 893, 939, 965, 967, 1048, 
1137, 1142, 1560, 1599. 








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INDEX LOCORUM. 47 


Deisi-Mumhan, lords of, 666, 669, 698, 700, 726, 
730, 746, 759, 760, 821, 825, 874, 889, 891, 
917, 918, 964, 995, 1013, 1031, 1051, 1059, 
1067, 1085, 1090, 1091, 1153, 1168, 1170, 
1205, 1208, 1565, 1572, 1581. 
tanists of, 856, 890, 905, 915, 1103. 
plundered, 868, 872. 
Delenn, battle of, 654. 
Delgen, battle of, 719. 
Delliga, in the county of Cork. See Deilge. 
Delvin, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Dealbhna-Mor. 
Delvin-Mac-Coghlan, in the King’s County. 
See Dealbhna-Beathra, or Dealbhna-Eathra. 
Denlis, 903. 
Dennet, or Burn Dennet, a stream in the county 








of Tyrone. See Dianait. 

Derge-Mochorog, Delgany, in Ui-Briuin-Cua- 
lann, 1021. 

Derrane, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Doirean. 

Derrinlare, in the county of Waterford. See 
Doire-an-lair. 

Derry, or Londonderry. See Doire-Chalgaigh. 

Derrybruchaise, in the county of Armagh. See 
Doire-Bruchaise. 

Derrybrusk, in the county of Fermanagh. See 
Aireach-Brosca. ; 

Derrycannon, in the county of Fermanagh. See 
Doire-Ceanainne. 

Derry-Columbkille. See Doire-Chalgaigh. 

Derrycuagh, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Doire-Cua. 

Derrydonnell, in the county of Galway. See 
Doire-Ui-Dhomhnaill. 

Derrygra, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Dearg-rath. 

Derrylahan, in the county of Donegal. See 
Doire-leathan. 

Derryloran, in the county of Tyrone. See Doire- 
Lurain. 

Derrymaclaghny, in the county of Galway. See 
Doire-mic-Lachtna. 





Derryowen, in the county of Clare. See Doire- 
Eoghain. 

Derrypatrick, in the county of Meath. See 
Doire-Phadraig. 

Derryquirk, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Doire-Chuire. 

Derryvullan, in the county of Fermanagh. Sce 
Aireach-Maelain and Doire-Maelain. 

Derthach-Aedhain, 804. 

Derthach-Mochua, burned, 919. 

Derthach-Chianain, plundered, 878. 

Derthach - Mhaoiliosa-Ui- Bhrolchain, burned, 
1116. 

Dervor, in the county of Meath. See Ath-na- 
dairbhrighe. 

Desceart-Breagh, 721. See Magh-Breagh. 

Desert-creaght, in the county of Tyrone. See 
Diseart-da-chrioch. 

Desmond. See Deasmhumha. 

Dianait, Burn-Dennet, in Oireacht-Ui-Chathain, 
1600. 

Dingle, in the county of Kerry. See Daingean- 
Ui-Chuis. 

Dionn-righ, on the river Barrow, near Leighlin 
Bridge, a. M. 3267, 4658. 

Diseart-Aenghusa. See Diseart-Ocnghusa. 

Diseart-Chaoimhghin, at Glendalough, 1108. 

Diseart-Cheallaigh, Lsertkelly,in Connaught, 828, 
1179, 1598. 

Diseart-Chiarain-Bealaigh-duin, Custlekieran, in 
Meath, 845, 949, 961. 

abbot of, 868. 

burned, 1170. 

plundered, 949. 

Diseart- Dachonna, Dysart, in Feara- Arda, 
840. 

Diseart-da-chrioch, 1281. 

Diseart-Diarmada, Castledermot, in Ui-Muire- 
adhaigh, 842, 867, 885, 1037, 1042, 1076. 
abbots of, 874, 884, 921, 935, 943, 963, 

967, 1074. 
bishop of, 1038. 
bishop and abbot of, 841, 895, 1040. 




















48 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Diseart-Diarmada, Diarmaid, son of Aedh Roin 
of, comharba or successor of, 919. 

lector of, 1054. 

plundered, 841, 1040, 1405. 

Diseart-Doire, 1122. See Doire-Chalgaigh. 

Diseart-Maoiltuile, Dysart, in Westmeath, plun- 
dered, 1033. 

Diseart-Oenghusa, Dysart-Enos, in the Queen’s 








County, airchinneach of, 1033. 

Diseart-Ternog, abbot of, 817. 

Diseart-Tola, Dysarttaula, in the parish of Kil- 
luailleach, barony of Delvin, and county of 
Westmeath, 1010, 1034. 

burned, 970. 

Diseart-Tola, Dysart-O’ Dea, in Cinel-Fearmaic, 
in Thomond, 1536, 1589, 1599. 

Doailte, river of, in Crich-Roiss, 4. m. 4169. 

Dobhail, 911. 

Doete. See Bealach-feadha. 

Doimhliag, 488. See Daimhliag-Chianain. 

Doire, Doire-Chalgaigh, or Doire-Choluim Chille, 
Londonderry, 535, 668, 832, 1100, 1109, 
1121, 1124, 1146, 1177, 1178, 1188, 1196, 
1197; 1198;. 1211,- 1213, 1222, 1959-1261, 
1281, 1318, 1537, 1597, 1600, 1601, 1603, 
1608. 








abbots of, 879, 903, 919, 973. 

airchinneachs of, 967, 983, 1061, 1096, 

TV12,.1126;. 1134, 1137, 1150; 1151, 1153; 

1180, 1218, 1233. 

ban-airchinneach, 1134. 

anchorite of, 967. 

bishops of, 948, 1173, 1293, 1319, 1484, 
1500, 1550, 1601. 

——— bishop and abbot of, 927. 

comharbas, or successors of Colum- 
Cille, founder of, 852, 925, 936, 937, 950, 
952, 957, 958, 962, 978, 988, 989, 998, 1006, 
1007, 1010, 1022, 1025, 1040, 1057, 1062, 
1066, 1098, 1150, 1151, 1153, 1157, 1188, 
1161, 1162, 1163, 1164, 1168, 1175, 1198, 
1214, 1219, 1503. 

——-— lectors of, 1162, 1185, 1189, 1206. 




















Doire, prior of, 1475. 

scribe of, 720. 

church of, 1163, 1164. 

duibhregles of, 1173, 1192, 1215. 

regles, 1195, 1212, 1213. 

burned, 784, 1135, 1149, 1166, 1203. 

plundered, 989, 997. 

violated, 1023, 1603. 

Doire-an-ghabhlain, 1153. 

Doire-an-lair, Derrinlare Castle, near Clonmel, 
1574. 

Doire-Bhaile-na-cairrge, 1473. 

Doire-Bruchaisi, Derrybruchaise, or Killyman, 
688. 

Doire-Caelanne-losce, 1050. 

Doire-Chalgaigh, 720. See Doire. 

Doire-Ceanainn, Derrycannon, in Fermanagh, 
1486. 

Doire-Disirt-Dachonna, 846. See Diseart-Da- 
chonna. 

Doire-Eidhnigh, abbot of, 795. 

Doire-Cua, Derrycuagh, in Airteach, 1487. 

Doire-Chuire, Derryquirk, in the county of Ros- 
common, 1262. 

Doirean, Derrane, near Roscommon, 1263. 

Doire-Eoghain, Derryowen Castle, 1598, 1599, 
1602. 

Doire-leathan, Derrylahan, in Tirconnell, 1590. 

Doire-Lurain, Derryloran, in Tyrone, 1123,1136. 

Doire- Mic- Lachtna, Derrymaclaghtny, in the 
county of Galway, 1598, 1602. 























-.| Doire-Mhaelain, 1420, 1495, 1504. 


Doire-Meille, in West Breifne, founded, 805. 

Doire-Mochonna, Dachonna of, 704. 

Doire-mor, Derrymore, or Kilcolman, in Ely- 
O’Carroll, abbot of, 1014. 

Doire-Padraig, Derrypatrick, in Meath, 1176. 

Doire-Ui-Dhomhnaill, Derrydonnell, in Clan- 
rickard, 1213, 1598. 

Dola, in Magh-Ele, battle of, 707. 

Dolra-Muighe-Fea, a. m. 2527. 

Domhnach - airthir- Eamhna, Donnycarney, in 
Bregia, 1105. 





INDEX LOCORUM. 


Domhnach-Arta, in the east of Leinster, 430. 

Domhnach-an-eich, Donaghanie, in Tyrone, 1518. 

Demhnach - Maighe-da-chlaoine, Donagh, in 
Trough, in Oirghialla, 1507, 1508. 

Domhnach-Maighen, Donaghmoyne, in Oir- 
ghialla, 830. 

Domhnach-mor-Maighe-Imchlair, Donaghmore, 
in Tyrone, 1199. 

Domhnach-mor-Maighe-Ithe, Donaghmore, in 

’ Tirconnell, 843, 1064, 1179, 1205, 1380, 
1417. 

Domhnach-mor-mic-Laithbhe, 1150. 

Domhnach-Padraig, Donaghpatrick, in Meath, 
871, 1156. 

abbots of, 844, 845, 847. 

airchinneach of, 984. 

burned, 745. 

— plundered, 886, 949, 992, 994, 1156. 

Domhnach-Seachnaill, Dunshaughlin, in Meath, 
1026. 














abbots of, 796, 841, 849, 876, 883, 1027. 

= PUTED, 1143; 

plundered, 1152. 

Domhnancha, A. M. 3502. 

Donagh, in the county of Monaghan. See Domh- 
nach-Maighe-da-chlaoine. 

Donaghanie, in Tyrone. 
eich. 

Donaghintraine, in the county of Sligo. See 
Dun-Contreathain. 

Donaghmoyne, in the county of Monaghan. See 
Domhnach-Maighen. 

Donaghmore, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Domhnach-mor-mic-Laithbhe. 

Donaghmore, in Tirconnell. See Domhnach- 
mor-Maighe-Ithe. 

Donaghmore, in Tyrone. 
Maighe-Imchlair. 

Donore, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Dun-uabhair. 

Donnycarney, in the county of Dublin. See 
Domhnach-airthir-Eamhna. 

Doonally, in the county of Sligo. See Dun-aille. 








See Domhnach-an- 


See Domhnach-mor- 





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49 


Doongarbry, in the county of Leitrim. See 
Dun-Cairbre. 

Doonierin, in the county of Sligo. See Bealach- 
Duin-iarainn. 

Doonamurray, or Doonamony, in the county of 
Sligo. See Dun-na-mona. 

Dough Castle, in the county of Clare. 
Caislen-na-Dumhcha and Dumhach. 
Dovea, in the county of Tipperary. See Duibh- 

fheth-Ua-Luighdheach. 
Downpatrick. See Dun-da-leathghlas. 
Dragh, in Fermanagh. See Dreach. 
Draighnen, Drinan, in Fingal, battle of, 1012. 
Dreach, Dragh, in Fermanagh, 1379. 
Drinan, in the county of Dublin. See Draighnen. 
Drobhaois, the river Drowes, 1137, 1522, 1536, 
1562, 1569, 1572, 1586, 1588, 1590, 1593, 
1595, 1600, 1601. ‘ 
Droichet-atha, Drogheda, 861, 1084, 1166, 1170, 
1468, 1484, 1486, 1489, 1535, 1561, 1583, 
1584, 1592, 1597, 1598, 1599, 1600. 
monastery of, 1152, 1157, 1170, 1193, 


See 





1297. 

burned, 1039. 

Droichet-Atha-Croich, 1120, 1125. 
Croich. 

Droichet-Atha-liag, 1140, 1153. 
Finn. 

Droichet-Atha-Luain, 1120, 1125, 1129, 1133, 
1153, 1155. See Ath-Luain. 
Droichet-Bhaile-Easa-dara, 1595. 

Easa-dara. 
Droichet-Buinbriste, 1600. See Bunbriste. 
Droichet-Chille-Dalua, 1170. See Cill-Dalua. 
Droichet-chnuic-an-Bhiocaira, 1595. See Cnoc- 
an-Bhiocaire. 
Droichet-Chorcaighe, 1163. 
Mumhan. < 
Droichet-Chuile-Maoile, 1595. See Cul-Maoile, 
and Cuil-Maoile. 
Droichet-Dubhghaill, near Dublin, 1112. 
Droichet-Duin-Leodha, 1120. See Dun-Leodha. 
Droichet-na-Banna, at Coleraine, 1248. 





See Ath- 


See Ath-liag- 


See Baile- 


See Corcachmor- 


50 INDEX LOCORUM. 


' Droichet-na-Feirtsi, in Uladh, 1149. 

Droichet-nua, Newbridge, 1203. 

Droichet-Sligighe, 1188, 1595. 

Droichet-Tinne, 1213. 

Droichet-Puirt croisi. 

Droma-Breagh, 513. 

Dromahaire, in the county of Leitrim. See 
Baile-Ui-Ruairc, Druim-da-ethiar, and Car- 
raic-Phadraig. 

Droman-Ua-Casan, 699. 

Dromin, in the county of Meath. See Druim- 
Ing. 

Dromline, in the county of Clare. 
Laighean. 

Dromore, in the county of Donegal. See Druim- 


See Sligeach. 


See Port-croisi. 


See Druim- 


mor. 
Dromore, in the county of Down. 
mor-Mocholmog. 
Drowes, a river forming the south-west boun- 
See Drobhaois. 
Druim, near Dun-Laighean, 825. 
Druim-Aidhneach, Druminagh, in Lower Or- 
mond, 1598. 
Druim-are, Drumark, in the county of Donegal, 
1607. 


Druim-bairr, in Fermanagh, 1395. 


See Druim- 


dary of Tirconnell. 


Druim-Beannchair, Drumbanagher, in Crioch- 
na-nOirthear, battle of, 1032. 

Druim-Betha, in Maenmhagh, a. m. 3501. 

Druim-bo, Drumbo, in Uladh, 1003. 

Druim-bo, Drumbo, in Tirconnell, 1490. 

Druim-Caoin, Drumquin, in Tyrone, 1212. 

Druim-Caoin, a name of Tara Hill, a.m. 3502. 

Druim-Ceanannain, in West Connaught, 1225. 

Druim-caradh, Drumcar, in Ard-Cianachta, 868. 

abbot of, 811. 

Druim-Clasach, in Crioch-Maine, in Connaught, 
A.M. 3501. 

Druim-cleithe, battle of, 551. 

Druim-chliabh, Drumclif, in North Connaught, 
871, 1011, 1239, 1258, 1278, 1355. 

airchinneachs of, 950, 1029, 1053, 1225. 

abbots of, 921, 930. 














Druim-chliabh, comharbas of St. Colum Cille 
at, 1254, 1330, 1362, 1416, 1423,-1503. 

Cairbre of, 1388. See Cairbre-Droma- 

chliabh. 

Calraighe of,1252. See Calraighe-Locha- 








Gile. 

plundered, 1187. 

Druim-Conaille, Drumconnell, near Boyle, in 
Magh-Luirg, 1487. 

Druim-Criaigh, Drumcree, in Westmeath, 1168. 

Druim-Corcrain, battle of, 722. 

Druim-cubhra, Drumcoorha, in the county of 
Leitrim, 1401. 

Druim-Cuilinn, Drumcullen, in Feara-Ceall, 721, 
740. 

Druim-da-ethiar, Dromahaire, in West Breifne, 
1440, 1458, 1507, 1511, 1532, 1536, 1574, 
1578, 1586, 1603. 

Druim-dairbhreach, 1062. 

Druim-da-Mhaighe, in Ui-Failghe, 859, 1556. 

Druim-dearbh, 512. 

Druim-dearg, near Downpatrick, battle of, 
1260. 

Druim-Deargaighe, battle of, 507. 

Druim-Fearghusa, 820. 

Druim-Finghin, Drumfineen, in Munster, a. M. 
3501; a.p. 1582. 

Druim-Fionnghlaise, Drumfinglas, in Thomond, 
1599. 

Druim-Fornocht, in Uladh, battle of, 721. See 
Fornocht. 

Druim-Ing, Dromin, in Meath, 834. 





f Druim-Goisi, in Connaught, battle of, 784. 


Druim-Greagraighe, in Magh-Luirg, 1233, 1236. 

Druim-Indech, 818. 

Druim-Ineasclainn, Druminisklin, or Drumiskin, 
in Conaille, 788, 876, 908, 1043. 

abbots of, 887, 908, 976. 

bishop and abbot of, 876. 

refectory of, 908. 

plundered, 968. 

Druim-Laighean, Dromline, in Thomond, 1593, 

Druim-leathan, Drumlahan, or Drumlane, on 

















INDEX LOCORUM. 51 


the confines of both the Breifnies, 1246, 1261, 
1314, 1343, 1391, 1407, 1418, 1484, 1490, 
1512. 

Druim-leathan, abbots of, 1025. 

airchinneach of, 1059. 

Druim-Leathglaise, bishop of, 583. See Dun- 
da-leathghlas. 

Druim-Lias, Drumleas, in West Breifne, 1360. 

Druim-Liathain, battle of, a. m. 3727. 

Druim-lighean, Drumleene, in Tirconnell, 1522, 
1524, 1583. See Feara-Droma. 

Druim-Lochmhaighe, battle of, 496. 

Druim-Mic-Earcea, battle of, 579. 

Druim-Mic-Ua-Blae, church of, plundered, 830. 

Druim-mor-Mocholmog, Dromore, in Iveagh, 
abbots of, 841, 903, 909. 

airchinneach of, 1006, 1143. 

bishop and abbot of, 972. 

comharbas, or successors of Mocholmog 
of, 992, 1018, 1043, 1068. 

Druim-mor, Dromore, in Tirconnell, 1576. 

Druim-Mucadha, Drumacoo, in Ui-Fiachrach- 
Aidhne, 1232. 

Druim-na-loiste, Drumnalust,inTirconnell, 1597. 

Druimni, in Umhall, 1235. 

Druim-ratha, 946, 1015. 

abbot of, 788. 

airchinneach of, 1016. 

Druim-raithe, Drumrat, in Corran, 1237. 

Druim-ralach, Drumralla, in Fermanagh, 1495. 

Druim-righ, Drumree, in Meath, battle of, 793. 

Druim-robaich, in Connaught, battle of, 753. 

Druim-ruisg, Drumroosk, at Carrick-on-Shan- 
non, 1530. 

Druim-saileach, in Ui-Cairin, 1601. 

Druim-tharlach, Drumharlagh, in Magh-Luirg, 
1490. 

Druim-tairsigh, Drumtarsy, 1248. 

Druim-Thuama, Drumhome, in Tirconnell, 1197, 
1242. 




















abbot. of, 919. 
Druim-Tuirléime, Drumhurlin, in Westmeath, 
1461. - 








Druim-Ua-Clerchen, Drummin, near Kilmallock, 
in Ui-Cairbre, 1088. 

Druim-Urchaille, abbot of, 837. 

Drumacoo, in the county of Galway. See Druim- 
Mucadha. 

Drumane Bridge, on the river Arney, in Fer- 
managh. See Bel-atha-na-mbriosgadh. 

Drumark, in the county of Donegal. See 
Druim-are. 

Drumbanagher, in the county of Armagh. See 
Druim-Beannchair. 

Drumbarr, or Drumbarna, in the county of 
Fermanagh. See Druim-bairr. 

Drumbo, in the county of Donegal. See 
Druim-bo. 

Drumbo, in the county of Down. See Druim-bo. 

Drumcar, in the county of Louth. See Druim- 
caradh. 

Drumcliff, in the county of Sligo. 
chliabh. 

Drumcoorha, in the county of Leitrim. See 
Druim-cubhra. 

Drumcree, in the county of Westmeath. See 


See Druim- 


Druim-criaigh. 

Drumcullen, in the King’s County. See Druim- 
Cuilinn. 

Drumfineen, in Munster. See Druim-Finghin. 

Drumfinglas, in the county of Clare. See Druim- 
fionnghlaise. 

Drumharlargh, in the county of Roscommon. 
See Druim-tharlach. : 

Drumhome, in the county of Donegal. See 
Druim-thuama. 

Druminagh, or Castle-Biggs, in the county of 
Tipperary. See Druim-aidhneach. 

Drumhurlin, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Druim-tuarléime. 

Drumiskin, in the county of Louth. See Druim- 
ineasclainn. 

Drumlahan, or Drumlane, in the county of 
Cavan. See Druim-leathan. 
Drumline, in the county of Clare. 

Laighean. 


See Druim- 


H 2 


52 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Drumleene, in the county of Donegal. See 
Druim-Lighean. 
Drummin, in the county of Limerick. See 


Druim-Ua-Cleirchen. 


Drumnalust, in the county of Donegal. See 
Druim-na-loiste. 
Drumrat, in the county of Sligo. See Druim- 


raitte. 

Drumquin, in the county of ‘Ty rone. See Druim- 
caoin. 

Drumralla, in the county of Fermanagh. See 
Druim-ralach. 

Drumree, in Meath. See Druim-righ. 

Drumroosk, in the county of Leitrim. See 
Druim-ruisg. 

Drumtarsy, on the river Bann, near Coleraine. 
See Druim-tairsigh. 

Drung, in Uladh, 622. 

Dubh, the river Duff, on the confines of Ulster 
and Connaught, 1522, 1536, 1548, 1586, 
1595, 1601. 

Dubhadh, Dowth, in Meath, 238, 861, 1170. 

Dubhchomar, in Crioch-Rois, in Breagha, battle 
of, 322. 

Dubhchonga, Bellacong, in Cuil-Cearnadha, 
1225. 

Dubh-loch, Blacklough, in Feara-Arda, a. M. 
3581; A.D. 1024. 

identified, Addenda, p. a. 1189. 

Dubhghoill, or Black foreigners, 849, 874. 

Dublin. See Ath-cliath-Duibhlinne. 

Dufferin, a barony in the county of Down. See 
Duibhthrian. 

Duhallow, in the county of Cork. See Duthaidh- 
Falla and Ealla. 

Duibhfeth-Ua-Luighdheach, Dovea, in Tegh, 
near Thurles, 1580. 

Duibhlinn, battle of, 291. 

abbots of, 650, 785. 

fortress of, 840. See Ath-cliath-Duibh- 











linne. 





plundered, 847. 
Duibhregles-Cholaim-Cille, at Derry, 1173. 


Dunboy Castle, in the county of Cork. 





Duibhregles-Cholaim-Cille, doorway of, 1192. 

Duibhthir-Atha-Luain, in Ui-Maine, 920, 931. 

Duibhthrian, Dufferin, in Uladh, 1433, 1444, 
1470, 1503. 

Dumha-achaidh, battle of, 778. 

Dumha-Aichir, battles of, 464, 470, 559. 

Dumha-an-Deasa, 875. 

Dumhach, Dough Castle, in the county of Clare. 
See Caislen-na-Dumcha. 

Dumha-Sealga, in Magh-Aei, 1448. 
Aot in the county of Roscommon. 

Dun, Down, or Downpatrick. See Dundaleath- 
ghlas. 


In Moy 


Dunaiched, a fort near Croom, in the county of 
Limerick, 1088, 1090. 

Dun-aille, Dunally, or Doonally, near Sligo, 1602. 

Dun-Amblaibh, Dunawley, atClondalkin, burned, 
865. 

Dunamon, on the borders of the counties of 
Galway and Roscommon. See Dun-IJomghain. 

Dun-an-oir, Dunamore, Fort del or, in Kerry, 
1580. 

Dun-Ardinne, a. mM. 3501. 

Dunass, in the county of Clare, cataract of. See 
Eas-Danainne. 

Dun-beag, Dunbeg, in Thomond, 1598, 1599. 

Dun-baoi, Dunboy, in Bantry Bay, 1602. 

Dun-bile, in Westmeath, battle of, 759. 

Dunbo, in Dal-Riada, 1182, 1532. 

Dun-bolg, in Leinster, 868. 

battle of, 594. See Bealach-Duin-bolg. 

See 





Dun-baoi. 

Dunboyke, in the county of Wicklow. See Dun- 
Bucat. 

Dunboyne, in the county of Meath. See Dun- 
Buinne. 

Dun-Bric, in Magh-Breagh, 891. 

Dun-Bucat, or Dun-Buaice, Dunboyke, in Leins- 
ter, 593. 

Dun-Buinne, Dunboyne, in Meath, 1306. 

Dun-Caildenn, Dunkeld, in Perthshire, in Scot- 
land, abbot of, 871. See Dun-Ceallain. 





INDEX LOCORUM. 


Dun-Caillin, Dunkellin, in the county of Gal- 
way, 1596, 1597, 1598, 1599, 1601. 

Dun-Cairbre, in Dartry-Mac-Clancy, 1538. 

Dun-caoin, Dunqueen, in Kerry, 1558, 1582, 
1583, 1598. 

Dun-Ceallain, Dunkeld, in Scotland, abbot of, 
863. See Dun-Caildenn. 

Dun-Cealtchair, a large fort near Downpatrick, 
733. 

Dun-Cearbhaill, 868. 

Dun-Ceithirn, Dunkeherne, or the Giant’s Sconce, 
in the county of Londonderry, 679. 
* battle of, 624. 

Dun-Cearmna, or Dun-Mic-Padraig, a fort on 
the Old Head of Kinsale, a. m. 3668. 

Dun-Ciaraighe, Dunkerry, in Connaught, 1159. 

Dun-Cloitighe, Dunglady, in the county of Lon- 
donderry, 972. 

Dun-Cluana-Bhriain, 1130. See Cluain-Bhriain. 

Dun-Coillin. See Dun-Caillin, supra, 1599, 
1601. 

Dun-Contreathain, Donaghintraine, in Tireragh, 
Sligo, 1249. 

Dun-Corcaighe, the fortress of Cork, 846. See 
Corcach-mor-Mumhan. 

Dun-Creamhthannain, 1410. 

Dun-Criomhthainn, in Edair, 9. 

battle of, 646. 

Dun-Cruithne, Duncrun, in the county of Lon- 
donderry, 1206. . 

Dun-Cuair, Rathcore, on the borders of Meath 
and Leinster, 799, 800, 815. 

Dun-chuile-Sibhrinne, i. e. Ceanannus, Kells, 
3991. 

Dun-Cuillin. See Dun-Caillin. 

Dun-da-leathghlas, Down, or Downpatrick, 493, 
525, 748, 988, 1005, 1048, 1149, 1157, 1170, 
PUG, WITT 

abbots of, 775, 785, 795, 823, 879, 1009. 

airchinneachs of, 988, 992, 1067, 1068, 

1083, 1099, 1102. 

bishops of, 583, 954, 962, 1043, 1117, 

















1611. 





Dun-da-leathghlas, comharba of, 970. 

lectors of, 992, 1026. 

priests of, 939, 951. 

prior of, 1526. 

battles of, 1203, 1260, 1375. 

burned, 1015, 1040, 1069, 1111. 

plundered, 823, 940. 

Dun-Dealgan, Dundalk, in Conaille-Muirthe- 
imhne, 1001, 1104, 1252, 1260, 1297, 1318, 
1321, 1354, 1392, 1421, 1444, 1483, 1521, 
1596, 1597, 1600. 

Dun-Deilginis, in Crioch-Cualann, A. Mm. 3501. 
See Deilginis. 

Dun-Doighre, Duniry, in the county of Galway, 
1256. 

Dun-Domhnainn, Dundonnell, in Irras, 1386. 

Dun-droma, Dundrum, in Leath-Chathail, in 
Uladh, 1147. 

Dun-Dubhain, in Dealbhna, battle of, 1145. 

Dun-Eathach, Duneight, near the river Lagan, 
in Uladh, 1003, 1010. 

Dun-Edair, on the Hill of Howth, in the county 
of Dublin, a. m. 3501. 

Duneight, in the parish of Blaris, on the con- 




















fines of the counties of Down and Antrim. 
See Dun-Eathach. 

Dun-Feich, in Eabha, 1051. 

Dunferrees, in the county of Kerry. See, Dun- 
na-fithrech. 

Dun-Forga, 675. 

Dun-Furadhrain, in Munster, 1056. 

Dun-Gaillmhe, Fortress of Galway, 1141. 

fleet of, 1154. 

burned, 1161. See Gaillimh and Bun- 
Gaillmhe. 

Dun-Gair, Dungar, in Ely-O’Carroll, 1600. 

Dun-Gal, in Tyrone, 1531. 

Dungar, in the King’s County. See Bel-atha- 
Duin-Gair and Dun-Gair. 

Dun-Gainbhe, battle of, 794. 

Dun-Garbhain, Dungarvan, in Deise-Mumhan, 
1574, 1598, 1599. 

Dun-Geanainn, Dungannon, in Tyrone, 1430, 








54 INDEX LOCORUM. 


1490, 1500, 1504, 1505, 1507, 1509, 1512, 
1517, 1523, 1532, 1592, 1608. 

Dun-Geimhin, Dungiven, in Cianachta-Glinne- 
Geimhin, 1206, 1215. 

Dungiven, in the county of Londondery. See 
Dun-Geimhin. 

Dunglady, in the county of Londonderry. See 
Dun-Cloitighe. 

Dungolman, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Ath-Duine-Calmain. 

Dungory, in the county of Galway. See Dun- 
Guaire. 

Dun-Guaire, in Coill-Ua-bhFiachrach, 1598. 

Dun-iarainn, 1536. 

Dun-lasgach, 1581. 
gaighe, 1599. 

Dun-Iomhghain, Dunamon, near the river Suck, 
in Connaught, 1146, 1154, 1232, 1233, 1400, 
1446. 

Duniry, in the county of Galway. See Dun- 
Doighre. 

Dunkeld, in Scotland. See Dun-Caildenn. 

Dunkellin, barony of, in the county of Galway. 
See Dun-Caillin. 

Dunkerry, in Connaught. See Dun-Ciaraighe 

Dun-Laighean, in Leinster, 825. 

Dun-lathraigh, Dunlara, in Clanrickard, 1554. 

Dunleodha, Dunlo, at Ballinasloe, in Ui-Maine, 
1114, 1189. 

bridge of, 1120. 

castle of, 1124. 

Dunleathghlais, 748, 775, 785, 795. See Dun- 
da-leathghlas. 

Dun-lis, Dunluce, in the county of Antrim, 1513, 
1584. 

Dunlo, at Ballinasloe, in the county of Galway. 
See Dun-Leodha and Caislen-Duin-Leodha. 

Dunlochad, in Laeghaire, 1150. 

Dun-loich, now Dunlow, over the river Leamh- 
ain, in Kerry, 1570. 

Dunluce, in the county of Antrim. See Dun-lis. 

Dunmanway, in the county of Cork. See Dun- 
na-mbeann. 


See Cathair-Duine-Ias- 











Dunmaeletuile, 846. 

Dun-Maoilin, Dunmoylin, in the county of Li- 
merick, 1568, 1580. 

Dun-Masg, Dunamase, in Laighis, plundered, 
843. 

Dun-mic-Inguir, 1056. 

Dun-Michil, Dunmihil, in Thomond, 1554. 

Dun-Mic-Padraig. See Dyn-Cearmna. 3 

Pr Mamas icasinargh in 4 ieee pe piled @t SF 
Dubhain, 1133, 1143, 1159, 1249, 1271,1284, 
1569, 1595. 

Dun-mor-mheic-an-Fhearmacaigh, Dunmore, in 
Thomond, 1599. , 

Dunmoylin, in the county of Limerick. See 
Dun-Maolin. 

Dun-Mughdhorn, or Dun-Mughdhord, Doon, in 
Umhall, 1133, 1235. 

Dun-na-Fithrech, Dunferrees, in Kerry, 970. 

Dun-na-nGall, Donegal, in Tirconnell, 1159, 
1474, 1481, 1487, 1491, 1494, 1495, 1497, 
1498, 1503, 1505, 1506, 1512, 1513, 1519, 
1525, 1528, 1530, 1535, 1537, 1539, 1541, 
15421560; 1563; 1564. 1565,1575,. 151s 
1580, 1591, 1592, 1595, 1597, 1600, 1601, 
1602, 1607, 1611. 

castle of, erected, 1537. 

monastery of, erected, 1474. 

Dun-Nair, in Sliabh-Modhairn, a. m. 3501. 

Dun-na-mbeann, castle of, in Munster, 1506. 

Dun-na-long, 1570, Dunnalong, or Dunalong, 
in Tyrone, 1570, 1600. 

Dun-na-mona, Doonamurray, or, Doonamony, in 
Tir-Oiliolla, 1516, 1592. 

Dun-na-mona, Dunamona, in Ceara, 1592. 

Dun-na-sgiath, Dunnaskeagh, 1043, 1090. 

Dunnamann, castle of, in the county of Lime- 
rick. See Dun-na-mbeann. 

Dun-na-Trapcharla, in Munster, 1062. 

Dun-Neill, in Tir-Fhiachrach-Muaidhe, 1600. 

Dun-Padraig. See Dun-da-leathghlas. 

Dunqueen, or Dunquin, in Kerry. See Dun- 
caoin. 

Dun-salach, in Leinster, 955. 








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INDEX LOCORUM. 55 


Dun-Sobhairce, in Dal-Riada, 3501, 3668, 4176. 

plundered, 924. 

Dun-tais, in Meath, 1094. 

Dun-triliag, Duntryleague, in the county of 
Limerick, 1054. 

Dun-Uabhair, Donore, in Westmeath, 1310. 

Dun-Ua-dTochmairc, in Leinster, 967. 

Durlas, Darlas, Dearlas (gen. lais), et Dearlass 
(gen. laiss), Tigerna, 894, 931, 934, 962, 983, 
999, 1121, 1174, Toiseach, 660, 1215. 

Durmhagh. See Darmhach. 

Durrane, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Doirean. 

Durrow, in the King’s County. See Darmhagh. 

Durrow, in Ossory. See Darmhagh Ua nDuach. 

Duthaidh-an-Bharraigh-mhoir, Barrymore, in 
the county of Cork, 1569, 1600. 

Duthaidh-an-Ridire-Fhinn, the White Knight's 
country, 1600. See Clann-Ghiobuin. 

Duthaidh-Aradh, 1582, 1602. See Aradh. 

Duthaidh-Ealla, 1524, 1585. Now Duhallow, a 
barony in the county of Cork. See Kalla. 

Duthaidh-Seoach, 1560, Joyce’s country, in West 
Conn. 

Dysart, in the county of Louth. Sce Diseart- 
Dachonna, and Doire Disirt-Dachonna. 

Dysart, in the County Westmeath. See Diseart 
Maoltuile. 

Dysart-Kieran, in the county of Meath. See 
Diseart-Chiarain-Bealaigh-duin. 

Dysarttaula, in County Westmeath. Sce Diseart 
Tola. 

Dysart O’Dea, in the county of Clare. See Di- 
seart-Tola, in Conel-Fearmaic. 





E. 


Easna, A. M. 3656, 3790; 4. D. 1051. See Magh- 
Eabha. 

Eacharudh-Lobrain, Augher, in Meath, 1163. 
See Caraidh-Echarudh, 1192. 

Eachdhruim, Aughrim, in Ui-Maine, 1602. 

abbot of, 782. 








Eachdhruim, bishops of, 736, 746. 

bishop and airchinneach of, 809. 

Eachdhruim-mac-nAedha, Eghrim, or Aughrin, 
in Tir-Briuin-na-Sionna, 1398. 

Eaccuil, Achill, island of, in the county of Mayo, 
1235. 

Eachlabhra, 1111. See Beann-Eachlabhra. 

Eachros, Eghris, or Aughris, in Muirisc, in Tir- 
Fhiachrach, battle of, 598. 

Eadan-dubhchairrge, Edenduffcarrick, or Shane- 
castle, in Clannaboy, 1490. 

Eadan-mor, in Meath, battle of, 590. 

Eadar, Howth, in the county of Dublin, 9, 960, 
1012. 





plundered, 819. See Dun Edair, Dun- 
Criomhthainn, Rath-Eadair. 

Edarghabhal, 788, 1134. 

Eagh-inis, Eghinish, or Aughnish, in Lough 
Swilly, in Tirconnell, 1232. 

Eaglais-Beag, i.e. the Little Church, at Clon- 
macnois, airchinneachs of, 893, 921, 947, 977, 
986, 1037, 1060, 1097. 

Eaglais-Choluim-Chille, S¢. Columkille’s Church, 
at Ceannanus, or Kells, in Meath, 802. 

Eaglais-Fuinche, i.e., Ross-airthir, Rossory, in 
Fermanagh, 1084. See Ros airthir. 

Ealla, Duhallow, in the county of Cork, 1501, 
1510, 1516, 1524. Vide Ella. 

Eamhain, Emania, or the Navan Fort, near Ar- 
magh, Macha, a.M. 3529, 4532, 4539, 4546, 
A.D. 819, 898, 1103. 

destroyed, 3331. 

house erected in, by O’Neill, 1387. 

battle of, 754. 

lime-kiln erected near, 1145. Vide Rath- 
Ciombaoith and Rath-Eamhna. 

Eamhain-Macha, Emania, or the Navan fort, near 
the city of Armagh, a. M. 3529, 4532, 4546; 
A.D. 819, 898, 1103, 

first king of, a. m. 4539. 

palace of, destroyed, 331. 

battle of, 754. 

lime-kiln erected at, 1145. 





























& 


Eamhain-Macha, house erected within the fort 
of, 1387. 

Eanach, 1197, 1533, 1555. See Caislen-Eanaigh. 

Eanach-Daithi, 764. 

Eanach-dubh, Hnaghduff, or Annaghduff, in East 
Breifne, 787, 1253. 

abbot of, 762. 

Eanach-duin, Enaghdune, or Annadown, in Con- 
naught, 576, 1178. 

abbot of, 1256. 

airchinneach of, 1255, 1411. 

bishops of, 1201, 1241, 1250, 1328. 

official of, 1268. 

cloictheach, or steeple of, erected, 1238. 








TL 





monastery of, burned, 1142, 1411. 

Eanach-garbh, Hnaghgarve, or Annagh, in East 
Breifne, 1418. 

Earlann, battle of, 1024. 

Farna, a. M. 3656, 3790, 4169. 

Earna-Mumhan, 186. 

Earnaidhe, Urney, in Tyrone, 876, 1178, 1179. 

Eas-Acdha-Ruaidh. See Eas-Ruaidh. 

Eas-Craoibhe, the Cutts, a cataract on the river 
Bann, near Coleraine, 1197. 

Eas-Danainne, a cataract on the Shannon, oppo- 
site Dunass, in the county of Clare, 1124. 
Eas-Dachonna, on the river Boyle, in Magh- 

Luirg. See Eas-mac-nEire. 

Easdara, Ballysadare, in the county of Sligo, 
1158, 1188, 1199, 1228, 1230, 1235, 1239, 
1249, 1261, 1267, 1285, 1308, 1360, 1444, 
1595, 1602. See Baile-Easa-dara. 

Eas-Gephtine, Askeaton, on the river Deel, in 
the county of Limerick, 1420, 1579, 1580, 
1598, 1599, 1600, 1601. 

Eas-mac-nEire, on the river Boyle, in Magh- 
Luirg, 748, 1209, 1222. 


Eas-Ruaidh, or Eas-Aedha-Ruaidh, the Salmon 


Leap, a cataract on the river Erne, in Tircon- 
nell, a. M. 4518; A. D. 836, 899, 971, 1005, 
1100, 1101, 1151, 1160, 1166, 1167, 1184, 
1194, 1211, 1241, 1247, 1298, 1319, 1333, 
1377, 1380, 1388, 1398, 1409, 1420, 1421, 





INDEX LOCORUM. 


1422, 1423, 1450, 1478, 1502, 1519, 1584, 
1593, 1597. ; 

Eas-Ui-Fhloinn, Assylin, in Magh-Luirg. See 
Eas-mac-n Eire. 

Eatarghabhal, 788. See Eadarghabhal. 

Eatharlach, Eherlagh, or Aherlagh, in the county 
of Tipperary, 1471, 1502, 1571, 1577, 1580, 
1581, 1582. 

Echtghe, Slieve-Aughty, or Slieve-Baughta, on 
the borders of Connaught and Thomond, 1137, 
1263, 1570, 1572, 1578, 1596, 1600, 1601. 

Echinis, or Aughnish, in Lough Swilly, in Tir- 
connell, 1232. 

Edar. See Eadar. 

Edenduffcarrick, or Shanescastle, in the county 
of Antrim. See Eadan-dubhchairrge. 

Eghrim, or Aughrim, in the county of Galway. 
See Eachdhruim., 

Eghrim, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Eachdhruim-mac-Aedha. 

Eibhlinne, Slieve- Phelim mountains, in the 
county of Tipperary, battle of, 526. 

Eghris, or Aughris, in the county of Sligo. See 
Each-ros. 

Eherlagh, or Aherlagh, in the county of Tip- 
perary. See Eatharlach. 

Eidhneach, Znagh, a river in the county of Clare, 
1599. 

Eidhneach River, in the county of Donegal. See 
Gleann-Eidhnighe. 

Eile, Ely-O’ Carroll, a territory in the north- 
east of Munster, A. Mm. 3503; a. D. 571, 874, 
888, 900, 967, 1015, 1017, 1023, 1033, 1060, 
11271143; 1162, 1178: 

bishop of, 1161. 

lords of, 757, 847, 900, 903, 975, 1022, 

1033, 1050, 1058, 1071, 1072, 1121, 1145, 

1152, 1163, 1169, 1174, 1205, 1318, 1377, 

1380, 1383, 1389, 1392, 1395, 1407, 1432, 

1443, 1489, 1504, 1533, 1548, 1549, 1557, 

1561, 1579, 1600, 1601. 

battles of, a. Mm. 3579, 3656. 

tuaisceirt, or North Ely, 1163. 














av,» ere 





INDEX LOCORUM. 57 


Eile-Ui-Fhogartaigh, or Eile-deisceirt, Eliogarty, 
in the county of Tipperary, 967, 1057, 1121, 
1171, 1580, 1582, 1600. 

Eire, a hill in Ui-Faelain, in the plain of the 
Liffey, 458. 

Eirne, the Erne, or Lough Erne, in Fermanagh, 
1397, 1422, 1433, 1468, 1495, 1522, 1561, 
1586, 1593, 1595, 1596, 1597, 1600, 1601. 

Eiscir-abhann, Jniscrone, in Tir-Fhiachrach- 
Muaidhe, 1512. 

Eithne, the river Inny, in Teathbha, a. mM. 3501; 
A.D. 1461, 1595. 

Eliogarty, barony of, in the county of Tipperary. 
See Eile-Ui-Fhogartaigh. 

Ella, 842, 927. See Fealla and Tuath-Fealla. 

Elle, battle of, 3656. 

Elne, a level district in Dal-Riada, in Uladh, 557. 

Elphin, in the county of Roscommon. See Ail- 
finn. 

Elve, 237. 

Ely-O’Carroll, a territory in the King’s County. 
See Lile. 

Emania. See Eamhain. 

Emly. See Imleach-Iubhair. 

Enach-Daithe. See Eanach-Daithe. 

Enagh, in the county of Londonderry. See 
Eanach. 

Enaghduff. See Eanach-dubh. 

Enaghdune, or’ Annadown, in the county of 
Galway. See Eanach-duin. 

Enaghgarve, in the county of Cavan. See Eanach- 
garbh. 

En-inis, in Fotharta-tire, 920, 

Enniscorthy, in the county of Wexford. See 
Inis-corthadh. 

Enniskillen, in the county of Fermanagh. See 
Inis-Ceithleann, 

Ennistymond, in the county of Clare. See Inis- 
Diomain. 

Ennistiogue, in the county of Kilkenny. See 
TInis-Teoe, 

Eochaill, Youghal, in Munster, 864, 1123, 1224, 
1575, 1579, 1580, 1599, 1600. 





Eoghanach, a river and territory in the county 
of Monaghan, 1457. 

Eoghanacht, 10, 862, 891, 915, 960, 1042, 1153. 

lords of, 1043, 1057, 1092; lord and ta- 
nist of, 1027. 

Eoghanacht-Caille na Manach, 1046. 

Eoghanacht-Caisil, 846, 1015, 1045, 1052, 1092, 
1560. . 

Eoghanacht-Iar-Luchair, 614. 

Eoghanacht-Locha-Lein, 1009, 1013, 1033, 1049, 
1108, 1399. 

Eoghanacht-tuaisceirt-Cliach, 1098. 

Eoir, the river Nore, in Ossory, A. M. 3501, 3516; 
A.D. 1557. 

Eo-inis, an island in Lough-Oughter, in East 
Breifne, 1231. 

Ereros, 857. 





Erlann. See Earlann. 

Ercre, a river in Munster, A. M. 3529. 

Erna. See Earna. 

Errew, in the county of Mayo. See Airech- 
Locha Con. 


‘Esccirriada, a line of hills extending from Dub- 


lin to Clarinbridge, 123. 

Eskeaton, or Askeaton, in the county of Lime- 
rick. See Eas-Geiphtine. 

Essylin, or Assylin, in the county of Roscom- 
mon. See Eas-Ui-Fhloinn, and Eas mac- 
nEire. 

Eth, battle of, 236. 

Etherlach, 1577. Sce Eatharlach. 

Eu, in Magh-Aei, 236. See Magh-Aoi. 

Euduinn-mor, battle of, 590. See Eadan-mor. 


F. 


Fappan, castle of, in Lusmagh, King’s County. 
See Caislen-an-fheadain. 

Faghly, or Faghiltown, in the county of West- 
meath. See Caille-Fochladha. 

Fabhar. See Fobhar-Feichin. 

Fahan, in the county of Donegal. See Othain 
and Fathain-Mura. 


58 


Faheeran, in the barony of Kilcoursey, King’s 
County. See Faithche-Chiarain. 

Fairfield, in the county of Galway. See Tir- 
athain and Tir-ithain. 

Fairrge, battle of, a. M. 3751. 

Faithche-Chiarain, Faheeran, in Muintir-Tadh- 
gain, 1547. 

Fanad, a territory in Tirconnell, 702, 1186, 
1213, 1232, 1251, 1261, 1281, 1398, 1399, 
1435, 1456, 1460, 1461, 1472, 1497, 1513, 
1516, 1518, 1523, 1529, 1532, 1542, 1543, 
1544, 1552, 1567, 1568, 1570, 1581, 1587, 
1592, 1599, 1603, ; 

Faebhran, or Faobhran, Foyran, in the barony 
of Fore, county of Westmeath, abbot of, 
754. 

Farbill, a barony in the county of Westmeath. 
See Feara-Bile. 

Fardrum, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Fordruim. 

Farnagh, in the county of Westmeath. 
Fornocht. 

Farney, a barony in the county of Monaghan. 
See Fearnmhagh. 

Fartullagh, a barony in the county of West- 
meath. See Feara-Tulach. 

Fassa-choille, in the barony of Carbury, county 
of Sligo, 1318, 1397. 

Fathain-Mura, Fahan, in Inis-Eoghain, 1101, 
1429. See Othain and Athain. 

Faughard, in the county of Louth. See Fochard- 
Muirtheimhne. 


See 


Feadha, the Fews, in the county of Armagh, | 


1452. See Fiodh. 

Feadha-Atha-Luain, the Fayes or Fews of Ath- 
lone, in the county of Roscommon, 1536, 
1572, 1580. 

Feadan, Faddan, castle of, in Dealbhna-Eathra. 
See Caislen-an-fheadain. 

Feadan, Fiddane, castle of, in Cinel-Aedha, or 
Kinelea, in the county of Galway, 1601. 

Feadh-duin, Fiddown, in Ossory, abbots of, 828, 
873, 980. 





INDEX LOCORUM. 


Feadh-duin, comharba of, 1073. 

bishop and abbot of, 948. 

Feale, river in Munster. See Feil. 

Fealla, or Tuath-nElla, on the west side of Loch 
Ribh, 842, 927. 

Feara-Arda, Ferrard, a barony in the county of 
Louth, lords of, 875, 954. 

plundered, 921. See Ard-Cianachta. 

Feara-Bile, Farbill, a barony in the county of 
Westmeath, 1021. 

lord of, 1095. 

Feara-Ceall, Fircall, in the King’s County, 839, 
984, 1007, 1017, 1131, 1139, 1143, 1145. 
lords or chiefs of, 892, 920, 924, 960, 

984, 1019, 1039, 1048, 1071, 1086, 1110, 
1139, 1141, 1142, 1156, 1165, 1171, 1178, 
1216, 1268, 1381, 1382, 1383, 1388, 1400, 
1425, 1427, 1454, 1461, 1533, 1546, 1557, 

1595, 1599, 1600, 1601. 

Feara-Cul, a territory in Bregia, or East Meath, 
nearly co-extensive with the barony of Kells, 
693, 705, 738, 781, 805, 817, 836, 874, 890, 
947, 1002, 1003, 1033. 

Feara-Cualann, a. M. 3656; A.p. 1035. 

Feara-Cul-Teathbha, in Westmeath, 948. 

Feara-Droma, 1142, 1177. 

Feara-Li, or Fir-Li, in Ulster, 1036, 1176, 1178, 
1181. 














lords of, 893, 1003, 1063, 1138. See 
Magh-Li. 

Feara-Luirg, Zurg, a barony in the county of 
Fermanagh, 924, 1000, 1039, 1053, 1082, 
1102, 1106, 1119, 1150, 1166, 1499, 1576. 

Feara-Maighe-Feine, 640, 843, 1013, 1599. See 
Magh-Feine. 

Feara-Manach, 
1025, 1033, 
1124, 1126, 
1231, 1238, 
1310, 1319, 
1367, 1397, 
1435, 1478, 
1522, 1526, 





or Fir-Mhanach, Fermanagh, 
1053, 1083, 1108, 1117, 1120, 
1128, 1164, 1189, 1207, 1219, 
1241, 1247, 1256, 1262, 1281, 
1322, 1333, 1337, 1342, 1366, 
1412, 1416, 1420, 1422, 1424, 
1487, 1495, 1505, 1512, 1514, 
1527, 1530, 1532, 1537, 1540, 





INDEX LOCORUM. 59 


1541, 1542, 1543, 1559, 1563, 1564, 1593, 
1594, 1602, 1608. 

Feara-Manach, brehon, or judge of, 1440. 

lords of, 1009, 1053, 1057, 1076, 1095, 

1118, 1123, 1127, 1128, 1160, 1189, 1200, 

1278, 1302, 1310, 1327, 1338, 1363, 1369, 

1379, 1395, 1419, 1430, 1444, 1445, 1447, 

1455, 1457, 1470, 1476, 1488, 1539, 1593, 

1594, 1602, 1608. 

chief physicians of, 1322, 1335, 1450. 

chief poets of, 1354, 1405. 

Feara-na-Craoibhe, in Ulster, 1118, 1138, 1156, 
1157, 1192, 1205, 1212, 1213, 1247, 1303, 
1349, 1428. See Craebh. 

Feara-na-dtri-maighe, in Ossory, 870. 

Fearann-Floinn-mic-Conaing, i. e. Mughdhorna- 
Breagh, in Meath, 861. 

Fearann-na-darach, 1330. 

Feara-Rois, in the south of Oirghialla, a. m. 
4169; A. pd. 322, 996, 1022, 1034, 1100, 1109, 
PLS; 











lords of, 811, 812, 849, 892, 935, 948, 

953, 1028, 1052, 1073, 1096, 1109. 

priors of, 825, 845. 

plundered, 921. See Crioch-Rois, 

Feara-Tulach, Fartullagh, a barony in the county 
of Westmeath, 759, 1452, 1475, 1598. 

lords of, 978, 1021, 1040, 1144, 1366, 














1484, 

Fearna, Fearna-mor, or Fearna-mor-Maedhog, 
Ferns, in Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, 787, 794, 1166, 
1171. 

abbots of, 652, 662, 737, 744, 758, 776, 

814, 860, 868, 873, 880, 900, 944, 965, 975, 

996. 





airchinneachs of, 956, 1043, 1062, 





1085. 
bishops of, 624, 676, 690, 1050, 1117, 





1222, 





bishop and abbot of, 713. 

comharbas, or successors of Maedhog of, 
937, 1059, 1095, 1172, 1257, 1325, 1330, 
1368. 








Fearna, lector of, 1129. 

battle of, 764. 

castle of, 1166. 

derthach of, 1002. 

burned, 838, 1041, 1166. 

plundered, 834, 917, 919, 1041. 

Fearnmhagh, Farney, in Oirghialla, a. m. 3529; 
A.D. 331, 696, 942, 1001, 1018, 1054, 1078, 
1081, 1083, 1086, 1089, 1101, 1107, 1113, 
11945, W128, 1129; 1933551135, 1136; 1138; 
1143, 1145, 1147, 1471, 1475, 1496, 1539, 
1562. 

















lords of, 879, 901, 910, 960, 987, 1022, 

1025, 1027, 1029, 1039, 1043, 1062, 1079, 

1080, 1089, 1097, 1101, 1119, 1123, 1125, 

1131, 1161, 1589, 1593. 

tanists of, 1062, 1113. 

plundered, 947. See Magh - Fearn- 
mhaighe. 

Fearsad, battle of, 665. 

bridge of, 1149. See Droichet-na-feirste. 

Fearsad-an-chaislen-nui, in Ui-Eathach-Uladh, 
1433. 

Fearsad-mhor, 1392. See Fearsad-Suilighe. 

Fearsad-na-Fionntragha, 1476. 

Fearsad-Reanna-an-Liagain, 1536. 

Fearsad-Suilighe, in Tirconnell, 1098, 1567. 

Fearta, or Fearta-caerach, Fertagh, in Ossory, 
battles of, 241, 836, 861. 

cloictheach of, 1156. 

Fearta-fear-Feig, Slane, in Meath, bishop of, 
Se. : 

Feartais-Camsa, 1005. 

Fearta-Neimhedh, in Magh-Breagh, 999. 

Feart-Aodha, 793. 

Feart-Bodain, cave or crypt of, at Dubhadh, or 
Dowth, in Meath, 861. 

Feart-Cearbain, at Tara, 499. 

Feart-Fiontain, at Tultuinne, or Tonntuinne, 
over Loch-Deirg-dheirc, in Duthaidh-Aradh, 
A.M, 2242. ; 

Feart-Scota, near Sliabh-Mis, in Kerry, 4. m. 
3500. 

















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60 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Fedaro, in the county of Leitrim. See Fiodh- 
Doradha. 

Feegile, in the King’s County. See Gaibhle. 

Feighcullen, in the county of Kildare. See 
Fiodh-cuilinn. 

Feil, Feale, a river in Munster, a. M. 3529. 

Feimhin, a plain in Munster, 4. M. 3501; A. D. 
759. 

Feimhin, battle of, 571. See Magh-Feimhian. 

Fennet, in the county of Kerry. See Fianaind. 

Fennor, in the county of Kildare. See Fionn- 
abhair. 

Fennor, on the river Boyne, in the county of 
Meath. See Fionnabhair-abha. 

Fennor, in the parish of Ardcath, county of 
Meath. See Fionnabhair-Breagh. 

Fennor, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Fionnabhair, in Teathbha. 

Fennor-na-nineen, near Drogheda, county of 
Meath. See Fionnabhair-na-nInghean. 

See Koir. 
errar barony in the county of Louth. See 
ean and Ard-Cianachta. 

Fergus, river of, in Thomond. Sce Forghas. 

Fews, baronies of, in the county of Armagh. 
See Feadha and Fiodh. 

Fiadh-mic-Aenghusa, 1111. 

Fianaind, Fennet, in Kerry, 1600. 

Fiddane, castle of, in the county of Galway. See 
Feadan. 

Fidhici, in Clann-Conway, 1406. 


Fiddown, in the county of Kilkenny. See Feadh- ‘ 


duin and Fiodh-duin. 

Fidhnacha. See Fiodhnacha-Maighe-Rein. 

Finaighbheara, /innyvara, in Burren, 1514. 

Findrum, in the county of Donegal. See Fionn- 
druim. 

Fine-Gall, Fingal, in the county of Dublin, 1052, 
1053, 1112, 1133, 1464, 1535, 1569, 1574, 
1576, 1579, 1580, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1601. 

plundered, 1131, 1162. 

Finglas, in the county of Dublin. 
ghlaise. 





See Fionn- 





Finn, river of, in Tirconnell, 1522, 1531, 1544, 
1557, 1567, 1583, 1586, 1588, 1589, 1592, 
1600, 1603. 

three rivers of, A. M. 3529. See Fionna. 

Finner. See Fennor. 

Fhinnfhir, Pinned, in the county of Sligo, 1536. 

Finnghlaise. See Fionnghlaise. 

Finnmhagh, Finvoy, in Ui-Eathach-Uladh, 1054. 
See Fionnmhagh. 

Finnea, in the county of Westmeath. See Fiodh- 
an-atha. 





Finniterstown, in the parish of Adare, county of 
Limerick. See Baile-an-Eletearaigh. 

Finnyvara, in the county of Clare. See Finaigh- 
bheara. 

Fintona, in Tyrone. See Fionntamhnach. 

Fiodh, now the Fews, in the county of Armagh, 
1592. 

Fiodh-an-atha, F'innea, in Westmeath, 1330. 

Fiodh-ard, Fethard, in the county of Tipperary, 
1582. 

Fiodh-Conaille, 1097. 

Fiodh-Conmhaicne, 1247. 

Fiodh-Cuilinn, Feighcullen, in Ui-Faelain, 956. 

Fiodh-Doradha, Fedaro, in Muintir-Eolais, 1345. 

Fiodh-dorcha, 1166. 

Fiodh-duin. See Feadh-duin. 

Fiodh-Gaibhle, Feegile, in Ui-Failghe. See 
Gaibhle. 

Fiodhnacha, in West Connaught, 1094. 

Fiodhnacha-Maighe-Rein, Fenagh, in the county 
of Leitrim, 1244, 1360, 1446, 1447, 1475, 
1486, 1532, 1573. 

successors of St. Caillin of, 1244, 1255, 

1331, 1377, 1427, 1497. 

Conall Gulban buried at, 464. 

Fiodh-na-Fionnoige, in West Breifne, 1390. 

Fiodh-Gatlaigh, a forest in the territory of Gai- 
leanga, adjoining Cuil-Cearnadha, 1225. 

Fiodh-Ua-nDiarmada, in‘the county of Galway, 
1247. 

Fionna, the three rivers of, in Tirconnell, a. m. 
3529. 








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INDEX LOCORUM. 61 


Fionnabhair, Fennor, in the county of Kildare, 
battles of, 506, 717. 

Fionnabhair-abha, Fennor, on the river Boyne, 
near Slane, in Meath, 847. 

abbots of, 804, 837, 843, 882. 

airchinneach of, 1024. 

bishop of, 902. 

Fionnabhair-abha, prior of, 827. 

plundered, 833. 

Fionnabhair-Breagh, Fennor, in the parish of 
Ardcath, county of Meath, 829. 

Fionnabhair, Fennor, in Teathbha, in the county 
of Westmeath, battles of, 794, 822. 

Fionnabhair-na-nInghean, in the parish of Do- 
nore, county of Meath, 1133. 

Fionndruim, Findrum, in Tirconnell, 1464. 

Finvoy, in Iveagh, county of Down. See Fionn- 
mhagh. 

Fionnghlaise, or Fionnghlaise-Chainnigh, Fin- 
glas, near Dublin, 758, 837, 865. 

abbots of, 791, 807, 814, 823. 

bishop of, 786. 

Fionnchoradh, Corofin, in Thomond, 1157. See 
Cora-Finne. 

Fionnloch, the Lower Lough Erne, in Fermanagh, 
1369. 

Fionnloch-Ceara, Lough Carra, in the county of 
Mayo, 1586, 1597. 

Fionnmhagh, Finvoy, in Ui-Eathach-Uladh, bat- 
tle of, 1054. 

Fionntraigh, 1476. See Traigh-Eothaile. 

Fionntamhnach, Fintona, in Tyrone, 1488. 

Fir, and its compounds. See Feara. 

Fircall, a territory in the King’s County. See 
Feara-Ceall. 

Fir-Li. See Feara-Li. 

Fir-na-Craoibhe. See Feara-na-Craoibhe. 

Fitae, island of, in Thomond. See Oilen-Fitae. 

Fleasc, the river Flesk, in Kerry, 3751. See 
Gleann-Fleisce. 

Fleascach, battle of, 650. 

Fobhar-Feichin, Fore, in Westmeath, 725, 778, 
809, 1069, 1094, 1163, 1329, 1453. 























Fobhar-Feichin, abbots of, 664, 705, 709, 735, 
765, 776, 855, 866, 887, 930, 941. 

bishop of, 745. 

bishops and abbots of, 766, 869. 

lectors of, 992. 

prior of, 1505. 

oratory of, 812. 

burned, 745, 970, 1095, 1112, 1114, 

1167, 1169. 

plundered, 1176. 

comharbas of Feichin of, 954, 980, 981, 
1000, 1010, 1013, 1014, 1098, 1117, 1126, 
1137, 1143, 1157, 1163, 1230, 1249. 

Fochard-Muirtheimhne, Faughard, in the county 
of Louth, 248, 732, 1595, 1596. 

burned, 1146. 

Fochla, Faghiltown,in Westmeath, abbot of, 780. 
See Caille-Fochladha. 

Fochla, the North of Ireland, 774, 820, 856, 858, 
861, 864, 879, 910, 913, 1010. 

king of, 783. 

lords of, 802, 825, 866, 919, 972. 

Ui-Mic-Uais of, 870. 

Foibhren, in Crich-Graicrighe, 811. 

Foirtrenn, in Scotland, bishop of, 863. 

Foirtrinn, in Leinster, 763. 

Fomoirigh, Fomorians, a. M. 2530, 2859, 3330, 
3529, 3667, 3790, 4169. 

Fonn-iartharach, in Munster, 1496. 

Forcaladh, battle of, 773. 

Fordruim, Fardrum, in Westmeath, 1153. 

Fordruim, in Inis-Eoghain, lord of, 1167. 

Forghas, the river Fergus, in Thomond, 1564, 
1573, 1600, 1601. 

Formaoil, in Connaught, 1051. See Sliabh For- 
maoile. 

Formaoil, Formil, in Tyrone, 965. 

Fornocht, Farnagh, in Westmeath, 1539. 

Fort del Or, near Smerwick, in the county of 
Kerry. See Dun-an-oir. 

Fortola. See Tola. 

Forth, barony of, in the county of Carlow. See 
Fotharta-Fea. 






































62 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Forth, barony of, in the county of Wexford. See 
Fotharta. 

Fortraisg, battle of, a. M. 4981. 

Fortuatha-Laighean, a territory in Leinster, 707, 
890, 972, 983, 1095, 1043, 1127, 1575, 1582. 

lords of, 774, 825, 972, 983, 1039, 
1043, 1072, 1095, 1170. 

Fosadh-da-ghort, battle of, a. M. 3727. 

Fothadh-tire, 849. 

Fotharta, in Leinster, 663, 969, 1141. 

lords or chiefs of, 753, 845, 900, 1017, 
1018, 1022, 1133. 

Fotharta-Airbhreach, near the hill of Bri-Eile, 
in Ui-Failghe, a.m. 3529; a.p. 1141. 

Fotharta-airthir-Liffe, a.m. 3656. 

lord of, a. D. 897. 

Fotharta-Fea, Forth, in the county of Carlow, 
749. 

Fotharta-thire, 920. 

lords of, 849, 854, 863. 

Foyran, in the county of Westmeath. See Fae- 
bhran. 

Frainc, France, 774, 823, 1174. 

Frankford, in the King’s County. 
Chormaic. 

Fraochmhagh, in Tyrone, 1602. 

Freghabhail, the Ravel Water, between Dal- 
Araidhe and Dal-Riada, in Uladh, a. m. 3510; 
A. D. 248, 262, 912. 

Fremhainn, Frewin, in Westmeath, a. M. 5084; 
A. D. 630, 704, 792. 

battle of, 501. 

Fuarchosach, a tract of land in the pfrish of 
Kilbarron, in Tirconnell, 1584. 

Freshford, in the county of Kilkenny. See 
Achadh-ur. 

Fuathach, the Fuagh, or Owenriff River, in Tar- 
Connaught, 1560. 

Fubhna, a black river, 3656. 

plain of, 3727. 

Fuinche, i. e. Ros-airthir, Rossorry, in Ferma- 
nagh, 1084, 

Fulachta, in Leinster, 876. 














See Cill- 











G. 


Gabhail-liuin, Galloon, in Fermanagh, 1450. 

Gabhal-Raghnaill, in the county of Wicklow, 
1579, 1580, 1585, 1597, 1598, 1599. 

Gabhra, a territory in the county of Lime- 
rick, 833, 855, 876, 1000. See Ui-Conaill- 
Gabhra. 

Gabhra, in the county of Longford, 1103, 1108, 
1161. See Cairbre-Gabhra. 

Gabhra-Aichle, Gowra, in Meath, battle of, 284. 

Gabhra-Liffe, 557, 558, 559, 642. 

Gabhran, Gowran, in Ossory, 868, 893, 901. 

: battle of, 754. 

Gaela, 949. 

Gaibhle, or Fidh-Gaibhle, Feegile, in Ui-Failghe, 
1141. 

Gaileanga, in Meath, 845, 1012, 1018, 1030, 
1053, 1057, 1068, 1070, 1073, 1084, 1123, 
1150. 








lords of, 947, 951, 978, 990, 1001, 
1002, 1012, 1017, 1030, 1032, 1038, 1051, 
1053, 1065, 1066, 1076, 1078, 1091, 1105, 
1130, 1154. 

Gaileanga, in the diocese of Achonry, in Con- 


naught, 993, 1412, 1512, 1514, 1530, 1537, 


1553, 1558, 1586, 1596. 

Gaileanga-Beaga, near the river Liffe, 825, 937, 
1003. 

Gaileanga-Breagh, 1144. 

Gaileanga-Collamhrach, 881. 

Gaileanga-Corainn, in Connaught, 711, 993, 
1007. 

Gaileanga-Mora, Morgallion, in Meath, 809, 825, 
837, 881, 937, 1005. See Machaire-Gaileang. 

Gailian, Leinster, 733. 

Gailine, a territory in the Queen’s County, 
1394. 

Gailinne, Gillen, in Dealbhna-Eathra, 949, 1003. 

priors of, 1519, 1531. 

daimhliag of, 949. 

derthach of, 1003. 

monastery of, 1548. 














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INDEX LOCORUM. 


Gaill, Danes, or foreigners. See Goill. 

Gaille, Galey, in the county of Roscommon, 844, 
1156. See Blen-Gaille. 

Gaillimh, Galway, 1124, 1125, 1132, 1149, 
1161, 1178, 1247, 1263, 1271, 1450, 1472, 
1504, 1560, 1565, 1567, 1569, 1570, 1572, 
1576, 1577, 1580, 1584, 1586, 1588, 1589, 
1595, 1596, 1597, 1599, 1600, 1601, 1604, 

Gaillimh, castle of, 1124, 1125, 1132. 

monastery of, 1247. See Bun-Gaillmhe 
and Caislen-Bona-Gaillmhe, 

Gairbhthrian-Chonnacht, 1419, 

Galey, on Lough Ree, in the county of Roscom- 
mon. See Gaille and Blen-Gaille. 

Galam, 1171. 

Galbally, on the borders of the counties of Li- 
merick and Tipperary. See Gallbhaile-Eathar- 
laigh. 

Gallach, Gallagh, in Ui-Maine, county of Galway, 
1504, 1511. : 

Gallbhaile-Eatharlach, Galbally, on the borders 
of the counties of Limerick and Tipperary, 
1471. 

Gallen, barony of, in the county of Mayo. See 
Gaileanga. 

Gall-Gaoidheala, 854, 856, 1154. ; 

Galtrim, in the county of Meath. Se Cal- 
truim., 

Galway. See Gaillimh, Bun-Gaillmhe, and 
Caislen-Bona-Gaillmhe, 

Gaoisideach, Gweesidagh River, in the county of 
Mayo, 1592. 

Gaola. See Gaela. 

Gaoth-an-chairrgin, on the river Foyle, near 
Londonderry, 1200. See Cairrgin. 

Garbally, in the county of Galway. Ses Garbh- 
dhoire. 

Garbh-dhoire, Garbally, in Ui-Maine, county of 
Galway, 1504, 1511. 

Garbh-esgir, in Westmeath, 1475. 

Garbhros, lord of, 807. 

Garrdha-an-chaislein, Garrycastle, in Dealbhna- 
Eathra, 1517. See Caislen-an-fhothair. 








63 


Garrdha-na-gamnaighe, at Clonmacnoise, in 
Dealbhna-Eathra, 1150. 

Garrdha-na-fionnghaile, 1350. 

Garrdha-an-bhainbh, at Clonmacnoise, in 
Dealbhna-Eathra, 1026. 

Garrycastle, in the King’s County. See Garrdha- 
an-chaislein and Caislen-an-fhothair. 

Gathlach, battle of, a.m. 3751. 

Geirctheach, a river in Conmhaicne-Maighe- 
Rein, flowing from Lough Finvoy, or Garadice 
Lough, in the county of Leitrim, 1244. 

Geisill, Geshil, in Ui-Failghe, 1406, 1523. 

battles of, 3501, 3579. See Bridamh, 
Magh-Geisille, and Tochar-edir-mhagh. 

Germainne, Virgil the geometer died in, 784. 

Gillen, in the King’s County. See Gailinne. 

Glanfarne, in the county of Leitrim. See Clann- 
Fearmhuighe and Gleann-fearna. 

Glanmire, in the county of Cork. See Gleann- 
Maghair. 

Glanog, a river in Connaught, 1469. 

Glanworth, in the county of Cork. See Gleann- 
Amhnach. 

Glas-charn, Glascarn, in Westmeath, A. Mm. 3529. 

Glas-chuilg, 701. 

Glas-dromainn, 
1493. 

Glash Bridge, in the King’s County. See Bel- 
atha-glaisi. 

Glas-linn-Cluana, 1244, 

Glas-Naoidhen, Glasnevin, north of the river 
Liffey, 544. 

abbots of, 741, 753, 882. 

Glasnevin, in the county of Dublin. 
Naoidhen. 

Gleann-Aichle, Glenelly, in Tyrone, 1600. 

Gleann-Amhnach, Glanworth, in Munster, bat- 
tle of, a.m. 4981. 

lord of, 1135. 

Gleann-an-Ghinntigh, Glanageenty, in Kerry, 
1583. 

Gleann-Choluim-Chille, Glencolumbkille, in Tir- 
connell, 1583. 





Glasdrummond, in Tyrone, 





See Glas- 





64 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Gleann-Choluim-Chille, Glencolumbkille, in the 
county of Clare, 1599. 

Gleann-Cloitighe, 769. 

Gleann-Concadhain, Glenconkeine, in the county 
of Londonderry, 1526, 1584. 

Gleann-Corbraighe, Glinn, on the Shannon, in 
the county of Limerick, 1562, 1598, 1600. 

Gleann-Dallain, Glencar, in West Breifne, 1595, 
1597. 

Gleann-da-locha, Glendalough, 659, 817, 951, 
965, 1012, 1030, 1056, 1076, 1098, 1112, 
1122, 1128. 

abbots of, 617, 685, 710, 764, 785, 795, 

804, 805, 835, 841, 866, 873, 925, 950, 955, 

971. 





airchinneachs of, 948, 1031. 

anchorites of, 953, 955, 1013. 

bishops of, 676, 928, 1041, 1085, 1101, 
1I26; S173: 

bishops and abbots of, 809, 899. 

lectors of, 930, 964. 

priest of, 1050. 

prior of, 883. 

successors of St. Coeimhghin of, 957, 
970, 972, 1002, 1013, 1030, 1045, 1068, 
1095, 1106, 1127, 1128, 1153, 1162. 
derthach, or oratory of, 835. 

— burned, 770, 1061, 1071, 1084, 1095, 
1163. 

plundered, 833, 886, 982. 
Gleann-da-duille, 1277. 



































Gleann-Damhain, at Dairinis, in Munster, 945. | 


Gleanndamhnach, a. mM. 4981. See Gleann- 
Amhnach. 

Gleann-Decon, in Tirconnell. See Magh-Glinne- 
Decon. 

Gleann- Eidhnighe, Gleneany, in Tirconnell, 
1502, 1564, 1611. 

Gleann-Eatharlaigh, Glen of Aherlagh, in the 
county of Tipperary. See Eatharlach. 

Gleann-Faisi, Glenofaush, near Sliabh-Mis, in 
Kerry, a. Mm. 3500. 

Gleann-fearna, Glanfarne, in West Breifne, 1235. 





Gleann-Fuaid, abbot of, 977. 

Gleann-Finne, Glenfinn, in Tirconnell, 1511, 
1523. . 
Gleann-Fleisce, Gelnflesk, in Kerry, 1524, 1580. 
Gleann-Fhoichle, Glenelly, in Tyrone, 854. See 

Gleann-Aichle. 

Gleann-Gaibhle, Glengavlen, in Tealach-Eathach, 
1390. 

Gleann-Gaimhin, or Gleann-Geimhin, in Ulster, 
563, 693. See Cianachta-Glinne-Geimhin. 
Gleann-garbh, Glengarriff, near Bantry Bay, in 

Munster, 1602. 

Gleanngerg, at Leithghlinn, in the county of 
Carlow, 1015. 

Gleann-Maghair, Glanmire, near Cork, 1118, 
1126, 1569. 

Gleann-Mama, a valley near Dunlavin, in Lein- 
ster, 998. 

Gleann-Maoilughra, Glenmalure, in the county 
of Wicklow, 1578, 1579, 1580, 1585, 1592, 
1596. 

Gleann-na-mochart, in Connaught, 1225. 

Gleann-Padraig, in Connaught, 1061. 

Gleann-Righe, Glenree, the vale of the Newry 
River, 1178, 1483. 

Gleann-Suilighe, Glenswilly, in Tirconnell, 913, 
1063. 

Gleann-Taisi, now Glenshesk, in the north of 
the county of Antrim, 1565. 

Gleann-Uissean, in Ui-Bairche, near Carlow, 
843, 1024. 

abbots of, 874, 915, 917, 938, 946, 951, 

986, 1016. 

airchinneach of, 977. 

comharba of, 1045. 

lectors of, 1014, 1082. 

prior of, 1014. 

burned, 1077. 

plundered, 1041. 

Glencar, in the county of Leitrim, See Cairthe- 
Muilchenn. 

Gleneany, in the county of Donegal. See Gleann- 
Eidhnighe. 























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INDEX LOCORUM. 65 


Glencolumbkille, in the county of Donegal. See 
Gleann-Choluim-Chille. 

Glencolumbkille, in the county of Clare. See 
Gleann-Choluim-Chille, 

Glendalough, in the county of Wicklow. See 
Gleann-da-locha. 

Glenelly, in Tyrone. See Gleann-Aichle and 
Gleann-Fhoichle. 

Glenfinn, in the county of Donegal. See Gleann- 
Finne. 

Glenflesk, in the county of Kerry. See Gleann- 
Fleisce. 

Glengarriff, in the county of Cork. See Gleann- 
garbh. 

Glen of Aherlagh, in the county of Tipperary. 
See Eatharlach. 

Glengavlen, in the county of Cavan. See Gleann- 
Gaibhle. 

Glenmire, or Glanmire, in the county of Cork. 
See Gleann-Maghair. 

Glenofaush, near Slieve-Mish, in the county of 
Kerry. See Gleann-Faisi. 

Glenmalure, in the county of Wicklow. See 
Gleann-Maoilughra. 

Glen-Righe, Glenree, the vale of the Newry 
River, 995, 1113. See Gleann-Righe. 

Glenshesk, in the county of Antrim. See Gleann- 
taisi. 

Glenswilly, in the county of Donegal. See 
Gleann-Suilighe. 

Gleoir, a river in Tir-Fhiachrach-Muaidhe, 1208, 
1306. 

Glinni, Glyns, in the county of Antrim, 1419, 
1422, 1495, 1512, 1513. 

Glinnsce, Glinsk, in Clann-Conway, in the county 
of Galway, 1530, 1597. 

Gno-Beag, a territory in West Connaught, 
1256. 

Gno-Mor, a territory in West Connaught, 1256. 

Goill, Danes, Scandinavians, or Norsemen, 790, 
793, 797, 801, 802, 807, 808, 819, 820, 823, 
825, 826, 829, 830, 831, 832, 833, 834, 835, 
836, 838, 839, 840, 841, 842, 843, 844, 845, 





846, 847, 848, 849, 850, 851, 853, 859, 860, 
861, 862, 864, 865, 866, 867, 868, 871, 872, 
876, 878, 879, 883, 884, 885, 886, 887, 888, 
890, 891, 892, 893, 895, 896, 897, 900, 908, 
910, 912, 913, 914, 915, 917, 919, 920, 921, 
922, 923, 924, 925, 926, 927, 928, 929, 930, 
931, 932, 934, 935, 936, 937, 938, 939, 940, 
941, 942, 943, 944, 945, 948, 949, 950, 951, 
952, 954, 960, 962, 965, 967, 968, 969, 975, 
976, 977, 978, 979, 980, 985, 986, 987, 988, 
989, 997, 998, 999, 1012, 1013, 1016, 1017, 
1018, 1021, 1022, 1026, 1027, 1029, 1031, 
1035, 1037, 1038, 1040, 1052, 1072, 1081, 
1084, 1088, 1090, 1094, 1095, 1098, 1101, 
1103, 1108, 1121, 1124, 1130, 1140, 1146, 
1154, 1161, 1162, 1166, 1169, 1170. 

Goisdealbhacha, Costello, in the county of Mayo, 
1595, 1599. 

Gort, town of, in the county of Galway. Sce 
Gort-an-fheadain. 

Gort-an-iobhair. See Bealach-Guirt-an-iobhair. 

Gort-an-Fheadain, Gortineddan, in Fermanagh, 
1450. 

Gort-Conaigh, in Mughdorna- Maighen, abbot 
of, 735. 

Gort-Innsi-Guairi, Gort, in the county of Gal- 
way, 1571, 1573, 1596, 1597, 1600. 

Gort-na-tiobrat, Gortnatibrid, or Springfield, in 
the county of Limerick, 1579. 

Gowra, in the county of Meath. See Gabhra- 
Aichle. 

Grainseach, Grange, in the county of Sligo, 
1526. See Caislen-na-Grainsighe. 

Granard, in Leinster, 480. 

Granard, in the county of Longford, 236, 476, 
765, 1069, 1262, 1272, 1275, 1475, 1562. 
Granard, barony of, in the county of Longford. 
See Cairbre-Gabhra and Cairbre-Teathbha. 
Grange, in the county of Sligo. See Caislen-na- 

Grainsighe. 
Greallach-Dollaith, 693. 
Greallach-Eillte, 538, 910, 911. 
Greanog, Greenoge, in Meath, 1113. 


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Great Man’s Harbour, in the county of Galway. 
See Cuan-an-Fhir-Mhoir. 
Green Castle, in Inishowen, county of Donegal. 
See Caislen-nua. 
Grian, 918. 
battle of, 241. 
Grian, in Ui-Maine, 1536. 
Grian-Airbh, 891. 
Guill. See Ross guill. 
Gulban-Guirt, 909. 
- Guirtin Cuil-luachra, in Magh-Luirg, 1201. 
Guirtin-na-spideoige, 1345. 
Gweesidagh, river in the county Mayo. 
Gaoisideach. 





See 


H. 


Hare-IsLanp, in Lough Ree, near Athlone. See 
Inis-Aingin. 

Headfort, in the county of Meath. See Cean- 
annus. 

Hag’s castle, in the county of Mayo. See Cais- 
len-na-Caillighe. 

Hen’s Castle, in Lough Corrib, county of Gal- 
way. See Caislen-na-Circe. 

Hermitage house, in the county of Roscommon. 
See Bel-coille. 

Higginstown, in the county of Donegal. 
Baile-Bhriain-Ui-Uiginn. 

High Island, in the county of Galway. See Ard- 
oilean, 


See 


Horseleap, or Ardnurcher, in the county of 
Westmeath. See Ath-an-urchair. 
Howth, in the county of Dublin. See Eadar. 


L 


I, Ht, Ia, vel Hi-Cholaim-Chille, Jona Island, 
in Scotland, 557, 572, 592, 671, 744, 765, 
777, 786, 801, 823, 978, 979, 986, 1047, 
1188, 1199, 1203. 

abbots of, 595, 601, 622, 630, 654, 668, 

671, 674, 677, 703, 708, 713, 714, 716, 720, 








INDEX LOCORUM. 


725, 747, 754, 762, 767, 796, 797, 810, 816, 
863, 877, 887, 935, 945, 976, 978, 1004, 
1070, 1099. 

I, Hi, Ia, abbot and bishop of, 622. 

comharba of, 1025. 

bishops of, 710, 964. 

prior of, 777. 

burned, 797. 

plundered, 985. 

Jar-Luachair, in Munster, lords or chiefs of, 
727, 781, 941. 

eoghanacht of, 614. 

Jar-Mumhain, West Munster, 614, 948, 1110, 
1151, 1171, 1466. 

kings or chiefs of, 614, 687, 832, 903. 

Jarthar-Liffe, 628, 881. 

Tarthar-Midhe, Westmeath, 1572, 1600. 

Idough, a territory in the county of Kilkenny. 
See Ui-Duach. 

lle, Islay, in Scotland, 565, 1444. 56.296, 

Imleach, Emly, in the county of Tipperary, 
1025, 1123. 

abbot of, 737. 

bishops of, 1163. 

comharbas of, 955, 1092. See Imleach- 
Jubhair. 

Imleach-Becain, abbot of, 990. See Imleach- 
Fiae. 

Imleach-Each, in Connaught, abbot of, 757. 

Imleach-Fia, Emlagh, in Meath, 732, 842. 

abbots of, 742, 990. 

airchinneach of, 948. 






































“Imleach Fordeorach, 751, 1025. 


Imleach-iseal, 1439. 

Imleach-Iubhair, Hmly, in the county of Tip- 
perary, 1032, 1054, 1088, 1095. 

abbots of, 660, 763, 769, 776, '780, 782, 

788, 817, 850, 856, 870, 884, 886, 894, 899, 

933, 939, 988, 1001, 1003, 1025, 1058, 1073, 

1078, 1195, 1250, 1471. 

airchinneach of, 1058. 

comharba of, 1114. 

bishop and abbot of, 878, 979. 














INDEX LOCORUM. 67 


Imleach-Iubhair, archbishop of, 541. 
lector of, 1089, 1147. 
burned, 1058, 1089, 1116, 1152, 1154, 








1162. 





plundered, 845. 

successors of Ailbhe of, 1048, 1074, 
1122, 1123. 

Imleach-Phich, battle of, 686. 

Imper, castle of, in Westmeath, 1467. 

Inagh, a river in the county of Clare. See Eidh- 
neach. 

Inbher-air, Inverairy, in Scotland, 1490. 

Inbher-Boinne, the mouth of the river Boyne, 
battle of, 1032. 

Inbher-Colptha, Invercolp, or Colpe, the mouth 
of the river Boyne, in Meath, a. u. 5160. 

Inbher-Daoile, Ennereilly, near Arklow, in the 
county of Wicklow, 639. 

Inbher-Deaa, the mouth of the Vartry river, in 
the county of Wicklow, 835. 

Inbher-mor, Invermore, in the county of Mayo, 
1600. 

Inbher-mor, in the territory of Ui-Eneachghlais- 
Cualann, now Arklow, a.m. 3501. 

Inber na m Barc, in Munster, 836. 

Inbhir, A. m. 3470; a. pv. 14. 

Inchaguile, in Lough Corrib. 
Ghoill. 

Inchenny, in Tyrone. See Inis-Eanaigh, 

Incherky, in the Shannon. See Inis-ardharcaigh. 
Adharcach, and Aidhirceach. 

Inchinneen, in Lough Ree. See Inis-Aingin. 

Inchiquin, barony of, in the county of Clare, 
See Cinel-Fearmaic. 

Inis, Ennis, in Thomond, or county of Clare, 
1247, 1328, 1552, 1570, 1571, 1577, 1579, 
1580, 1582, 1583, 1584, 1585, 1588, 1599, 
1600, 1601. 

Inis, Znch, an island in Lough Swilly, in Tircon- 
nell, 1453. 

Inis-adharcaigh, Incherky, in the river Shan- 
non, near Athlone, 1088. See Adharcach and 
Aidhirceach. 





See Inis-an- 





Inis-Ainghin, Inchinneen, or Hare Island, near 
Lough Ree, 894, 895, 1089. 

Inis-Alban, bishop of, 961. 

Inis-an-Ghoill, Inchaguile, in Lough Corib, 
1128. 

Inis-an-Ghoill-Duibh. See Inis-Gaill-Duibh. 

Inis-an-lochain, 1544. Vide Innse-an-lochain. 

Inis-aonaigh, Jnisheany, in the Bay of Westport, 
1235. 

Inis-Arcain, Sherky Island, or Inisherean, near 
Cape Clear, in the county of Cork, 1460. 

Inis-Baoithin, Jnishboheen, in the county of 
Wicklow, 770. 

Inis-bo-finne, Inishbofin, or Inishbophin, in the 
county of Mayo, 898. 

bishops of, 667, 674, 711. 

Inis-bo-finne, Jnishbofin, in Loch-Ribh, in the 
river Shannon, 1089. 

abbots of, 750, 809, 916. 

plundered, 1015. 

Inisbolg, an island in Loch Techet, near Boyle, 
1435. 

Inis-Breagain, in Leinster, battle of, 721. 

Inis-Cainnega, 766. See Inis-Caoindeagha. 

Inis-Caoil, Znéshkeel, in Tirconnell, 1583, 1611. 

airchinneach of, 736. 

destroyed, 619. 

Inis-Caoin, county of Louth, sup. dim. bar. 
Dundalk. 
Inis-caoin, Inishkeen, in Lough Erne, in Ferma- 
nagh, 1389, 1393, 1394, 1467, 1490, 1498. 
Inis-caoin, Jniskeen, in Lough Melvin, in Fer- 
managh, 1421. 

Inis-caoin-Deagha, Jniskeen, in the county of 
Louth, 636. 

abbots of, 766, 779, 853, 871, 879, 881, 




















930. 

airchinneachs of, 961, 1085. 

comharba of Deagha of, 1022. 

Inis-Cathaigh, Inishcathy, or Scattery Island, in 
the Shannon, county of Clare, 975, 1188, 
1445, 1581, 1583, 1591. 

abbots of, 861, 963, 994. 











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Inis-Cathaigh, airchinneachs of, 792, 1050. 

comharbas of, 1081, 1119, 

plundered, 972. 

violated, 975. 

Inis-Cealltra, Jniscaltra, in Loch Deirgdheire, 
in Dal-gCais, 836. 

abbots of, 548, 662, 780, 967, 1009. 

anchorite of, 898. 

bishop of, 951. 

Inis-Ceithleann, Enniskillen, in Fermanagh, 
1439, 1442, 1503, 1508, 1514, 1541, 1593, 
1594, 1602. 

Inis-Clothrann, Iniscloghran, in Lough Ree, 
county of Longford, 719, 1089, 1136, 1141, 
1150, 1168, 1170, 1174, 1189, 1232, 1244. 

abbots of, 780, 869. 

lector of, 1160. 

priest of, 1167. 

plundered, 1015, 1050, 1193. 

Inis-corr, 1569. 

Inis-corthadh, Enniscorthy, on the river Slaney, 
in Leinster, 1460. 

Inis-creamha, Jniscraff, in Loch Oirbsen, in the 
county of Galway, 1225. 

Inis-Cua, Jnishcoe, in the Co. Mayo, 1368,1386. 

Inis Cuan, on the river of Cluain-Lis-Bece-mic- 
Connla, 1282. 

Inis-Cumhscraigh, Inishcourcey, in the county of 
Down, 1001. 

airchinneach of, 1061. 

plundered, 1149. 

Inis Diomain, Ennistymond, in the county of 
Clare, 1599. 

Inis-Doighre, Inishterry, in the river Boyle, in 
Magh-Luirg, 1343. 

Inis-Doimhle, The Little Island, near Waterford, 
960. 








. 
































abbots of, 776, 953. 

plundered, 820, 823, 951. 

Inis-Draicrenn, now Ram Island, in Lough 
Neagh, on which are the remains of a cloig- 
theach, or round tower, of great antiquity, 
1056, 1121. 











INDEX LOCORUM. 


Inis-eanaigh, Inchenny, in Tyrone, 957, 1157. 
Inis-Eandoimh, Inchenagh, or Inishenagh, in 
Lough Ree, near Lanesborough, 898, 1180. 

Inis-Edhnigh, bishop of, 768. 

Inis-Emhir, a name of Ireland, 870. 

Inis-Eoghain, Jnishowen, in the county of Done- 
gal, 465, 759, 919, 1023, 1031, 1101, 1154, 
1177, 1186, 1189, 1197, 1208, 1211, 1247, 
1305, 1332, 1333, 1342, 1413, 1423, 1433, 
1442, 1452, 1456, 1496, 1505, 1512, 1514, 
1526, 1537, 1555, 1563, 1582, 1586, 1592, 
1598, 1600, 1601. 

Inchiquin, in the county of Clare. 
Ui-Chuinn. 

Inis-Eoghanain, Innishannon, in the county of 
Cork, 1560. 

Inis-Fail, an ancient name of Ireland, 919. 

Inis-Faithlenn, Jnnisfallen, 1009, 1144. 

Inis-Fraoich, 1244, 

Inis-Gaill-Duibh, in the river Shannon, 1012. 

Inishannon, in the county of Cork. See Inis- 
Eoghanain. 

Inishbofin, in Lough Ree, county of Westmeath. 
See Inis-bo-finne. 

Inishbofin, Inishboffin, or Inishbophin, in the 
county of Mayo. See Inis-bo-finne. 

Inishboheen, in the county of Wicklow. See 
Inis-Baoithin. 

Iniscaltra, in Lough Derg, county of Clare. See 
TInis-Cealltra. 

Inishcloghran, in Lough Ree, county of Long- 
ford. See Inis-Clothrann. 


See Insi- 


‘Inishcoe, in the county of Mayo. See Inis-Cua. 


Inishcourcey, in the county of Down. See Inis- 
Cumbscraigh. 

Tnishcraff, in Lough Corrib, county of Galway. 
See Inis-Creamha. 

Inishcrone, in the county of Sligo. See Eiscir- 
abhann. : 

Inishee, in Lough Macneane, county of Ferma- 
nagh. See Inis-Ochta. 

Inisheer, in the Bay of Galway. See Ara- 
airthir. 











INDEX LOCORUM. 


Inishenagh, in Lough Ree, near Lanesborough. 
See Inis-Endaimh. 

Inishercan, or Sherkin Island, in the county of 
Cork. See Inis-Arcain. 

Inishkeen, in the county of Fermanagh. See 
Inis-caoin, 

Inishkeen, in the county of Louth. See Inis- 
Caoin-Deagha. 

Inishkeen, in Lough Melvin, county of Ferma- 
nagh. See Inis-caoin. 

Inishmacadurn, in the county of Donegal. 
Inis-mic-an-duirn. 

Inishmacnerin, or Church Island, in Lough Key. 
See Inis-mac-nErin, 


See 


Inishmacnessan, in the county of Dublin. See 
Inis-mac-Nessain. 
Inishmaconnell, in the county of Donegal. See 


Inis-mic-Conaill. 

Inishmacsaint, in the county of Fermanagh. See 
Inis-Maighe-samh. 

Inishmaine, in Lough Mask, county of Mayo. 
See Inis-meadhoin. 

Inishmore, or Inishore, in Lough Barry, county 
of Fermanagh. See Inis-mor-Loch-Bear- 
raidhe. 

Inishmore, in Lough Ree, in the Shannon. See 
Inis-mor, in Loch Ribh. 

Inishmore, in Lough Gawna, county of Longford. 
See Inis-mor-Locha-Gamhna. 

Inishmore, or Church Island, in Lough Gill, 
county of Sligo. See Inis-mor-Locha-Gile. 
Inishmot, in the county of Meath. See Inis- 

Mochta. 

Inishmurray, in the county of Sligo. 
Muireadhaigh. 

Inishnadurk, in Lough Finvoy, or Garadice 
Lough, county of Leitrim. See Inis-na-dtorc. 

Inishnag, in the county of Kilkenny. See Inis- 
snaig. 

Inishowen, in the county of Donegal. See Inis- 
Eoghain. 

Inishpatrick, near Skerries, county of Dublin. 

. See Inis-Padraig. 


. 


See Inis- 





69 


Inishraher, in Clew Bay, county of Mayo. See 
Inis-raithne. 

Inishrobe, in Lough Mask, county of Mayo. See 
Inis-Rodhba. 

Inishsaveer, in the river Erne, county of Done- 
gal. See Inis-Saimher. 

Inishterry, in the river Boyle, county of Ros- 
common. See Inis-Doighre. 

Inis-Labhradha, 919, 1108. : 

Inis-Lachain, Jnishloughan, in Clann-Breasail, 
on the borders of the counties of Down and 
Antrim, 1165, 1170. 

Inis-Locha-Burrann, in the county of Antrim, 
1544. 

Inis-Locha-Caolain, in Ui-Maine, 1074. 

Inis-Locha-Cuile, in Annaly, 1232. See Loch- 
Cuile. 

Inis-Locha-Cre, Monahincha, near Roscrea, in the 
county of Tipperary, 921, 1119, 1138, 1143. 

Inis-Locha-Laeghaire, in Sliocht-Airt, in Tyrone, 
1150. See Loch-Laeghaire. 

Inis-Locha-Lethinnsi, 1544. 
innsi. 

Inis-Locha-Muinreamhair, the island of Lough 
Ramor, on the borders of the counties of 
Cavan and Meath, 845. 

Inis-Locha-Saighlend, in Munster, 1012. 

Inis-Locha-Semhdidhe, the island of Lough 
Sewdy, in Westmeath, 1033, 1131. 

Inis-mac-nErin, Jnishmacnerin, or Church Island, 
in Lough Key, in Magh-Luirg, 1229, 1230, 
1234, 

Inis-mac-Nechtain [Inis-mac-Nessain], Jreland’s 
Eye, in the county of Dublin, 897, 960. 

Inis-Maighe-samh, Jnishmacsaint, in Fermanagh, 
1530. 

Inis-meadhoin, Jnishmaine, in Lough Mask, 1223, 
1227. 

Inis-Medcoit, in England, 627. 

Inis-mic-an-duirn, Jnishmacadurn, in Tirconnell, 
1510, 1543. 

Jnis-mic-Conaill, Inishmacconnell, in Tirconnell, 
1602. 


See Loch-Leith- 


70 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Inis-mic-Dairen, 1149. 

Inis-Mochta, Inishmot, in Meath, 922, 939, 997, 
1026, 1138, 1150, 1152. 

Inis-Mochuda-Raithne, 1156. 

Inis-mor, in Claonloch, 1247. 

Inisemor Loch-Bearraidhe, Jnishore, in Lough 
Barry, in Fermanagh, 1367, 1512. 

Tnis-emor Locha Ribh, now Jnishmore, or Inch- 
mdre, in Lough Ree, in the Shannon, 960, 
1103, 1130. 

Inis-mor Locha Gamhna, Jnishmore, in Lough 
Gawna, county of Longford, 1415, 1500. 

Inis-mor Locha-Gile, Inishmore, or Church Island, 
in Lough Gill, in the county of Sligo, 1416. 

Inis-Muireadhaigh, Inishmurray, in the county 
of Sligo, 798. 

abbot of, 747. 

burned, 802. 

Inis-na-Conaire, in Lough Allen, county of Lei- 
trim, 1244. ; 

Inis-na-Lainne, in Carbury, county of Sligo, 
1029. 

Inis-na-Subh, on Sliabh-Fuaid, 1158. 

Inis-na-dtore, Inishnadurk, in Lough Finvoy, or 
Garadice Lough, in the county of Leitrim, 
1257, 1418. See Cloch-Insi-na-dtore. 

Inis-ochta, now Jnishee, an island in Lough Mac- 
neane, in Fermanagh, 1499. 

Inis-Padraice, Inishpatrick, near Skerries, in the 
county of Dublin, 1124, 1148. 

burned, 793. 

Inis-Oinae, 728. 

Inis-Pich, 821. 

Inis-Puirt-an-ghoirtin, 1443. 











Inis-raithni, Inishraher, in the bay of Westport, | 


1235. 

Inis-Robhartaigh, 873, 951. 

lector of, 951. 

Inish-Rodhba, Inishrobe, in the county of Mayo, 
1195. 

Inis-Saimher, a small island in the river Erne, 


at Ballyshannon, 1197, 1262, 1333, 1348, 
1546, 1597, 1602. 








Inis-Snaig, Inishnag, in the county of Kilkenny, 
745, 889. : 

Inis-Teimhle, or Inis-Teimhne, the ancient 
name of The Little Island, near Waterford. 
See Inis-Doimhle, and the Dublin copy of the 
Annals of Innisfallen, at the year 1089. 

Inis-Teoc, Jnnistiogue, on the river Nore, in the 
barony of Gowran, and county of Kilkenny, 
962. 

Jnis-Ua-bhFiontain, 1194. 

Inis-Ubhdain, or Inis-Sibtonn, the King’s Island, 
at Limerick, 965, 969. 

Inis-Uladh, 951. 

Inis-Ui-Chuinn, Jnchiquin, in Thomond, 1542. 
See Insi-Ui-Chuinn. 

Inneidhnen, near Slane, in Meath, abbots of, 
902, 920. 

airchinneach of, 1024. 

Inneoin, a river in Westmeath; now the stream 
which divides the barony of Kilkenny West 
from that of Rathconrath, and joins the river 
Inny near the county of Longford, 1155. See 
Ath-Duine-Colmain. 

Inneoin-na-nDeisi, 852, 876. 

Innemor, in Crioch-Ua-nGabhla, in Leinster, 
battle of, 497. 

Innisfallen, in Loch Lein, in Kerry. See Inis- 
Faithlenn. 

Innishannon, in the county of Cork. See Inis- 
Eoghanain. 

Inniskilling. See Inis-Ceithleann. 





_ Innistiogue, in the county of Kilkenny. See 


Inis-Teoc. 
Inny, river of, in the county of Longford. See 
Eithne. 
Insi-an-lochain, the Loughan Island, in the Bann, 
to the south of Coleraine, 1544. 
Insi-Gall, the Hebrides, or Western Islands of 
Scotland, 851, 939, 988, 1083. 
Insi-Locha-Gabhor, the Island of Lough Gower, 
in Meath, 848. See Loch-Gabhar. 
Insi-Modh, the Clew Bay Islands, 1079, 1248. 
Insi-na-righ, in the east of Breagha, 779. 


ve 





INDEX LOCORUM. 71 


Insi-hOre, the Orkney Islands, 1170, 1171. 

earl of, 1013. 3 

Insi-Tarbhnai, in the west of Munster, 856. 

Insi-Thuath-rass, in Tirconnell, 1247. 

Insi-Ui-Chuinn, Inchiquin, in Thomond, 1559, 
1573, 1585, 1596, 1597. 

Iochtar-tire, in East Breifne, 1520, 1531, 1583. 

Iomaidh, Omey, in the west of the county of 
Galway, 1362. 

Iomaire-Murbhaigh, in Tirconnell, 1490. 

Tomaire-Uarain, 1468. 

Iomdhaidh-Chiarain, 1134. 

Joraras, Oris, in Westmeath, 1160. 

lorluachair, in Munster, 727, 781. 

Iorras, Erris, in the county of Mayo, 1180, 
1206, 1242, 1273, 1274, 1589, 1590, 1595. 

Ircora, battle of, 782. 

Irdomh-Ciarain, 1070. 

Ireland’s-Eye, in the county of Dublin. 
Inis-mac-Nessain. 

Irguill, in Tirconnell, 718. 

Iseal-Ciarain, 1031, 1032, 1072, 1089, 1153. 

Isertkelly, in the county of Galway. See Diseart- 
Cheallaigh. 

Iubhar-Arnun, 1014. 

Iubhar-Chinn-Choiche, 1236. 

Iubhar-Chinntrechta, or Iubhar-Chinon-tragha, 

Newry, 1089, 1160, 1162, 1526, 1593, 1595, 

1596, 1597, 1598, 1599, 1601. 

etka ot" Cetlekioran: in Meath. See 

Diseart-Chiarain-Bealaigh-duin. 





See 


Ts 


J. 


Joyce’s Country, in the county of Galway. See 
Crioch-Seoach and Duthaidh-Seoach. 


K. 


Kanrurk, in the county of Cork. See Ceann-tuire. 

Katherlogh, or Carlow. See Ceithiorlach. 

Kellistown, in the county of Carlow. See Cill- 
Osnadha. 





Kenry, barony of, in the county of Limerick. 
See Caenraighe. 

Kerry, in West Munster. 
Luachra, 

Kerrycurrihy, barony of, in the county of Cork. 
See Ciarraighe-Cuirche. 

Keshcorran, in the county of Sligo. See Ceis- 
Corainn. 

Kilbannon, in the county of Galway. See Cill- 
Beineoin. 

Kilbarran, in the county of Clare. 
Bearrain. 


See Ciarraighe- 


See Coill- 


Kilbarron, in the county of Donegal. See Cill- 
Barrainne. 

Kilbarry, in the county of Roscommon. 
Cluain-coirpthe. 

Kilbeggan, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Cill-Begain. 

Kilbehiny, in the county of Limerick. See Coill- 
Beithne. 

Kilbixy, in the county of Westmeath. See Cill- 
Bigsighe. 

Kilboyounagh, in the county of Galway. See 


See 


Buidheamhnach. 

Kilbritain. See Cill-Britain. 

Kilcash, in the county of Tipperary. See Cill- 
Chaisi. 

Kilclare, in the King’s County. See Coill-an- 
chlair. 

Kilclief, in the county of Down. See Cill-cleithe. 

Kilclonfert, in the King’s County. See Cluain- 
fearta-Mughaine. 

Kilcock, in the county of Kildare. 
Choice. 

Kilcolgan, in the county of Galway. See Cill- 
Cholgain. 

Kilcolman, in the King’s County. See Doire-mor. 

Kilcolman, in the county of Mayo. See Cill- 
Chalmain and Cill-Cholmain-Finn. 

Kilcomin, in the King’s County. See Cill- 
Chomainn. 

Kilcommon, in the county of Mayo. See Cill- 
Chomain. 


See Cill- 


72 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Kilconduff, in the county of Mayo. See Cill- 
Chonduibh. 

Kilcoaly, in the county of Galway. See Cill- 
Chonnla. 

Kilconnell, in the county of Galway. See Cill- 
Chonaill. 

Kilconny, in Westmeath. See Coill-an-Chonaidh. 

Kilcooley, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Cuil-Silinne. 

Kilcoony, in Tyrone. See Cill-Cunna. 

Kilcormick, in the King’s County. See Cill- 
Chormaic. 

Kilcoursey, in the King’s County. See Cill- 
Cuairsighe. 

Kilcrea, in the county of Cork. See Cill- 
Chreidhe. 

Kilcreevanty, in the county of Galway. See 
Cill-Craebhnatt. 

Kilcrone, in the county of Galway. See Cill- 
Cruain. 

Kilcullen, old, in the county of Kildare. See 
Cill-Chuilinn. 

Kilcullen-Bridge. See Cill-Chuilinn, 1486. 

Kildalkey, in the county of Meath. See Cill- 
Dealga. A 

Kildare, in the county of Kildare. See Cill-dara. 

Kilfeacle, in the county of Tipperary. See Cill- 
fiacal. 

Kilfenora, in the county of Clare. See Cill- 
Fionnabhrach. ; : 

Kilharry, in the county of Tyrone. See Cill- 
Thairre. 

Kilkelly, in the county of Mayo. See Cill- 
Cheallaigh. : 

Kilkenny, in Ossory. See Cill-Chainnigh. 

Kilkenny-West, in the county of Westmeath. 
See Cill-Chainnigh. 

barony of. See Cuircne and Machaire- 
Chuircne. 

Killacloghan, in the county of Cavan, on the 
borders of Leitrim. See Coill-an-chlochain. 
Killaconny, or Killaghoney, in the county of 

Westmeath. See Coill-an-chonaidh, 








Killadoon, in the county of Sligo. See Cill- 
Duibhduin. . 

Killala, in the county of Mayo. See Cill-Alaidh. 

Killaloe, in the county of Clare. See Cill-Dalua. 

Killamery, in the county of Kilkenny. See Cill- 
Lamhraighe. 

Killananima, in the country of Leitrim. See 
Coill-an-anama. 

Killanummery, in the county of Leitrim. See 
Cill-an-iomaire. 

Killary Harbour. See Caolshaile-ruadh. 

Killarga, in the county of Leitrim. See Cill- 
Fhearga. 

Killaraght, in the county of Sligo. See Cill- 
Athrachta. 

Killaspugbrone, in the county of Sligo. See 
Cill-Easbuig-Broin. 

Killaspuglonane, in the county of Clare. See 
Cill-Easpuig-Lonain. 

Killashee, in the county of Kildare. See Cill- 
Ausaille. 

Killeedy, in the county of Limerick. See Cill- 
Ite and Cluain-chreadhail. 

Killeencroobagh, in the county of Longford. 
See Coillin-crubach. 

Killeigh, in the King’s County. 
achaidh-Droma-foda. 

Killerry, in the county of Sligo. See Cill- 
Oiridh. 
Killesher, in the county of Fermanagh. See 
Cill-Laisre. : 
Killevy, in the county of Armagh. See Cill- 
Sleibhe and Cill-Sleibhe-Cuilinn. 

Killinny, in the county of Kilkenny. See Cill- 
Fhinnche. 

Killoderry, in the King’s County. See Cill- 
O-Duirthe. 

Killodonnell, or Killydonnell, in the county of 
Donegal. See Cill-O-dTomhrair. 

Killomad, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Cill-Lomatt. 

Killovyeragh, in the county of Galway. See 
Coill-Ua-bhFiachrach. 


See Cill- 


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INDEX LOCORUM. 73 


Kill-Saint-Ann, in the county of Dublin. 
Cill-Easpuig-Sanctain. 

Killucan, in Westmeath. See Cill-Lucain. 

Killurin, in the King’s County. See Cill-Iurin. 

Killydonnell, in the county of Donegal. See 
Cill-O-dTomhrair. . ; 

Killygordin, in the county of Donegal. See 
Bealach-Coille-na-gCurritin. 

Kilmacaduane, in the county of Clare. See Cill- 
mic-Dubhain. 

Kilmacatranny, in the county of Sligo. See Cill- 
Mic-Treana. 

Kilmacduagh, in the county of Galway. See 
Cill-Mhic-Duach. 

Kilmacow, in the county of Cork. See Cill- 
Mochua. 


See 


Kilmacrenan, in the county of Donegal. See 
Cill-mic-Nenain. 
Kilmaine, in the county of Mayo. Sce Cill- 


meadhoin. 

Kilmainham, in the county of Dublin. See Cill- 
Maighneann. 

Kilmallock, in the county of Limerick. See Cill- 
Mocheallog. 

Kilmanaheen, in the county of Clare. See Cill- 
Mainchin. 

Kilmashoge, in the county of Dublin. See Cill- 
Mosamhog. 

Kilmeelchon, in the King’s County. See Cill- 
Mic-Miolchon and Cill-Ua-Nilucain. 

Kilmolappoge, in the county of Carlow. See 
Cill-Molappog. 

Kilmona, in Westmeath. See Cill-mona. 

Kilmoone, in the county of Meath. See Cill- 
monai, 
Kilmore, in the county ofArmagh. See Cill-mor- 
Maighe-Eimhir and Cill-mor-Ua-Niallain. 
Kilmore, in the county of Cavan. See Cill-mor 
and Breifne-Ui-Raghailligh. 

Kilmore, in the county of Roscommon. 
Cill-mor-na-Sinna. 

Kilmore, in the King’s County. See Caill-na- 
gCrann. 


See 





Kilmurry-Ibrickan, in the county of Clare. See 
Cill-Mhuire-O-mBracain. 

Kilnaboy, in the county of Clare. See Cill- 
mghine-Bhaoith. 

Kilnacloghy, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Coill-na-cloiche. 

Kilnamanagh, in the county of Kilkenny. See 
Cill-na-manach. 

Kilnamanagh, a barony in the county of Tip- 
perary. See Coill-na-manach, 

Kilnamanagh, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Cill-na-manach. 

Kilnamullagh, or Buttevant, in the county of 
Cork. See Cill-na-mullach. 

Kilnanawse, in the county of Longford. See 
Coill-na-namhas. 

Kilquaig, in the county of Limerick. See Coill- 
an-choigidh. 

Kilraghtis, in the county of Clare. See Cill- 

Reachtais. 


Kilrodan, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Cill-Rodain. 

Kilronan, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Cill-Ronain. 

Kilroot, in the county of Antrim. See Cill- 
Ruaidh. 

Kilshesnan, in the county of Mayo. See Cill- 
Seisgnen. 

Kilskeery, in the county of Meath. See Cill- 
Scire. 


Kiltierney, in the county of Fermanagh. See 
Cill-Tighearnaigh. 

Kiltoghert, in the county of Leitrim. See Cill- 
Tathchomharce. 

Kiltole, in the county of Donegal. 
Tuathail. 

Kiltoom, in the county of Westmeath. See Cill- 
toma. 

Kinard, or Caledon, in Tyrone. See Ceann-ard. 

Kinelarty, barony of, in the county of Down. 
See Cinel-Fhaghartaigh. 

Kinelea, a territory in the county of Galway. 
See Cinel-Aedha-na-hEchtghe. 


See Cill- 


74 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Kinelea, a barony in the county of Cork. See 
Cinel-Aedha. 

Kineleaghe, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Cinel-Fhiachach. 

King’s Island, at Limerick. See Inis-Ubdain. 

Kinlough, in the county of Mayo. See Ceann- 
lacha. 

Kinnaweer, in the county of Donegal. SeeCeann- 
Maghair. 

Kinnawley, in the county of Fermanagh. See 
Cill-Naile. 

Kinneigh, in the county of Kildare. See Ceann- 
eich. 

Kinnity, in the King’s County. See Ceann- 
Eitigh. 

Kinvara, in the county of Galway. See Ceann- 
mhara. 

Knock-abbey, near Louth. See Cnoc-na-Seangan. 

Knockacleighy, in the parish of Pomeroy, 
Tyrone. See Cnoc-an-chluiche and Knock- 
inclehy. 

Knockagarranbaun, in the county of Galway. 
See Cnoc-an-ghearrain-bhain. 

Knockalough, in the county of Clare. See Cnoc- 
an-lacha. 

Knockacarha, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Cairthe-liag-fada. 

Knockakip, in the county of Clare. See Bel-an- 
chip. 

Knockany, in the county of Limerick. See Aine- 
Cliach. 

Knockaulin, in the county of Kildare. See 
Aillinn. 

Knockavoe, in the county of Tyrone. See Cnoc- 
Buidhbh and Cnoc-an-Bhogha, 

Knockcosker, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Cnoc-Ui-Choscraigh. 

Knockerry, in the county of Clare. See Cnoc- 
doire. 

Knockfin, in the county of Clare, See Cnoc- 
Fionn. 

Knockgraffon, in the county of Tipperary. See 
Cnoc-Graffann and Cnoc-Raffann. 





Knockinclehy, in the county of Tyrone. See 
Cnoc-an-chluiche. - 

Knocklayde, in the county of Antrim. See Cnoc- 
Lea. 

Knockmaa, in the county of Galway. See Cnoc- 
Meadha-Siuil. 

Knockmoy, in the county of Galway. See Cnoc- 
Muaidhe. 

Knockninny, in the county of Fermanagh. See 
Cnoc-Ninnidh. 

Knocksheegowna, on the borders of the King’s 
County and the county of Tipperary. See 
Cnoc-Sithe-Una. 

Knocktua, in the county of Galway. See Cnoc- 
tuagh. 

Knockvicar, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Cnoc-an-bhiocaire. 

Knowth, in the county of Meath. See Cnodhbha. 

Kyle, in the Queen’s County. See Cluain-fearta- 
Molua. 

Kylebrack, in the county of Galway. See Coill- 
bhreac. 


Ls 


LABHRANN, river of, A. M. 3751. 

Lackagh, a river in the county of Donegal. See 
Leacach and Bun-Leacaigh, 

Lackagh, a townland near Loughros Bay, in the 
county of Donegal. See Leacach. 

Lackaghmore, in the King’s County. See Leac- 
ach-Amadlain. 

Lacken, in the county of Clare. See Leacain. 

Ladgmanns, 960. 

Laeghaire, in Meath. See Laoghaire, Cinel- 
Laeghaire, and Ui-Laeghaire. 

Lagan, in Tirawley, chief of, 1267. 

Lagan, in Tirconnell, 1557. 

Laght, in the county of Donegal. See Leacht- 
Suibhaine. 

Lahardaun, in the county of Mayo. See Leath- 
ardan. ‘ 

Laighin, a. M. 2550, 2859, 3501, 3502, 3503, 








INDEX LOCORUM. "5 


3506, 3529, 3549, 3790, 4169; a. D. 241, 
271, 272, 291, 453, 457, 464, 469, 470, 
472, 480, 489, 494, 496, 500, 559, 594, 642, 
646, 658, 675, 690, 705, 716, 717, 721, 730, 
731, 733, 751, 754, 756, 763, 765, 772, 776, 
789, 799, 800, 806, 809, 815, 818, 829, 834, 
837, 844, 846, 858, 862, 866, 868, 872, 876, 
877, 881, 891, 895, 909, 915, 919, 922, 935, 
938, 939, 941, 945, 954, 955, 959, 960, 962, 
964, 966, 967, 968, 976, 985, 986, 989, 994, 
995, 999, 1001, 1005, 1010, 1012, 1013, 
1014, 1018, 1024, 1026, 1029, 1033, 1046, 
1047, 1049, 1052, 1053, 1054, 1057, 1059, 
1062, 1063, 1069, 1072, 1075, 1083, 1084, 
1086, 1087, 1090, 1094, 1097, 1100, 1101, 
1403; 113; 1116, 1116) 1118,)1124, 1127, 
1128, 1131, 1133, 1134, 1138, 1139, 1141, 
1142, 1144, 1146, 1149, 1151, 1153, 1154, 
W555. 11565 Wb (5.201 583 1159;, 1161 1162, 
1164, 1165, 1166, 1167, 1169, 1170, 1180, 
1185, 1192, 1195, 1200, 1207, 1221, 1225, 
1234, 1235, 1249, 1266, 1282, 1283, 1289, 
1361, 1368, 1369, 1370, 1375, 1376, 1381, 
1383, 1386, 1388, 1394, 1395, 1396, 1404, 
1408, 1413, 1414, 1416, 1417, 1419, 1428, 
1431, 1432, 1442, 1447, 1448, 1461, 1465, 
1466, 1468, 1476, 1492, 1503, 1510, 1519, 
1522, 1523, 1534, 1537, 1547, 1548, 1554, 
1557, 1558, 1569, 1576, 1577, 1580, 1584, 
1590, 1593, 1594, 1596, 1597, 1598, 1599, 
1600, 1601. 

Laighin, bishops of, 992, 1076, 1104. 

archbishops of, 1108, 1146, 1162, 1167. 

chief brehon, or judge of, 1095. 

kings of, 56, 241, 435, 465, 476, 478, 
479, 489, 506, 526, 535, 546, 576, 591, 601, 
610, 628, 638, 642, 665, 678, 687, 690, 713, 
718, 721, 733, 749, 755, 766, 769, 771, 780, 
790, 799, 800, 801, 803, 813, 826, 833, 836, 
846, 852, 860, 867, 869, 877, 881, 882, 903, 
904, 915, 923, 936, 939, 940, 941, 942, 945, 
956, 964, 965, 967, 970, 976, 977, 979, 989, 

; 992, 1013, 1017, 1021, 1024, 1037, 1042, 














1052, 1061, 1067, 1072, 
1115, 1117, 1119, 1122, 
1137, 1139, 1141, 1144, 1149, 1151, 1152, 
11853, 1156, 1157, 1170, 1171, 1175, 1189. 

Laighin, royal heirs of, 862, 877, 883, 901, 906, 
914, 920, 921, 922, 929, 930, 942, 947, 965, 
966, 978, 993, 1017, 1018, 1059, 1064, 1124, 
1133, 1134, 1141, 1168. 

tanists of, 892, 1042, 1083. 

fair of, 1085. 

plain of, 998, 1094, 1171. 

plundered, 717, 799, 817, 856, 868, 
914, 954, 982, 1094. 

Laighin-Deasgabhair, South Leinster, otherwise 
called Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, 650, 710, 726, 742, 
788, 814, 834, 842, 854, 876, 916, 920. 

western, 1037, 1082, 1119. See Magh- 
Laighean. 

Laighis. See Laoighis. 

Laithreach-Briuin, Laraghbrien, in Ui-Faelain, 
854. 


1075, 1098, 1103, 
1126, 1135, 1136, 

















abbots of, 762, 788, 896, 897. 

oratory of, 1036, 1040. 

Lanesborough, on the river Shannon. See Ath- 
liag-Finn. 

Lann-Eala, Lynally, in the King’s County, 1553, 
1557. 








abbots of, 610, 735, 773, 865, 896, 917, 





974. 





bishops of, 709, 884. 

comharbas, or successors of Colman Eala 
of, 952, 954, 963, 1038. 

burned, 970. 

Lann-Leire, in Meath, 825, 1002. 

abbots of, 740, 776, 848, 867, 893, 919, 
930, 965. 

airchinneachs of, 1016, 1021. 
anchorite of, 843. 

bishops of 843, 900. 

priest of, 921. 

priest and airchinneath of, 1021. 
—— refectory of, 968. 

burned, 1050, 1148. 





























Lee 


76 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Lann-Leire, plundered, 921, 968, 1050. 

Lann-Mic-Luachain, in Meath, 1122. 

abbot of, 929. 

Laoghaire, a territory in Meath, 1096, 1104, 
1150, 1156, 1158. 

lords of, 639, 925, 1033, 1056, 1085, 
1104, 1130, 1140, 1157, 1160. See Cinel- 
Laeghaire. 

Laoghaire-Teamhrach, 1056. 

Laoi, the river Lee, in Munster, 1600. 

Laoighis, Leix, a territory in the Queen’s County, 
897, 950, 1018, 1026, 1141, 1142, 1157, 1158, 
1196, 1415, 1440, 1464. 

lords of, 860, 875, 898, 915, 926, 931, 

958, 1014, 1017, 1026, 1041, 1042, 1043, 

1091, 1097, 1098, 1149, 1153, 1156, 1158, 

1196, 1354, 1394, 1404, 1421, 1452, 1489, 

1546, 1547, 1548, 1553, 1575, 1576, 1577, 

1580, 1596, 1597, 1598, 1600. 

tanists of, 886, 906, 933, 958. 

Laoighis-Reda, 958. 

Laoighis-Ui-Mhordha, 1156. 

Lara, abbey of. See Leath-rath. 

Larne, in the county of Antrim, See Latharna 
and Megh-Latharna. 

Lathach-Caichtubil, Bellahy, or Bellough, near 
Athlone, 1227. 

Latharna, Larne, in Dal-Araidhe, a.m. 2550 
3529; a. D. 1198. 

' Lathrach-Briuin, 788, 1171. See Laithreach- 

Briuin. 

Latteragh, in the county of Tipperary. See 
Leatharach. 

Laune, a river in the county of Kerry. See 
Leamhain. 

Lea Castle, in the Queen’s County, 1452. See 
Caislen-Leighe. 

Leacach, Lackagh, a river in the county of Do- 
negal. See Bun-Leacaigh, 

Leacach, Lackagh, a townland near Loughros 
Bay, in the county of Donegal, 1530. 

Leacach-Amadlain, now Lackaghmore, in the 
barony of Garrycastle, King’s County, 1548. 

















Leac-Ailbhe, 732. See Lic-Ailbhe. 

Leacain, battle of, 1117. 

Leacain, Leckin, in Westmeath, 1139. 

abbots of, 746, 946. ; 

Leac-Beibhionn, Lickbevune, castle of, in Kerry 
1568, 1582. 

Leac-dearg. See Caislen-Leice-deirge. 

Leacc-mhagh, in Munster, 2859. 

Leachta-Siubhaine, Laght, in Tirconnell, 1603. 

Leac-Bladhma, Lickbla, in Westmeath, 1027, 
1161. 

Leag-mhagh, Legvoy, in Magh-Luirg, 1330. 





Leacsnamha. See Licsnamha. 

Leamhain, or Closach, a district in Tyrone, 
3727. See Magh-Leamhna. 

Leamhain, the river Lawne, in Kerry, a. M. 4169; 
A.D. 1570. 

Leanainn, Leanan, a river in Tirconnell, 1497. 

Leas-Ruadhrach, in Deisi-Mumhan, 939. 

Leasan, Lissan, in Tyrone, bishop of, 739. 

Leathabha, scribe of, 768. , 

Leathairbe, battles of, 625, 631, 705. 

Leatharach, Latteragh, in Upper Ormond, 1602. 

Leathardan, Lahardaun Island, 1599. 

Leath-cam, in Magh-Enir, 825, 1166. 

Leath-Cathail, Zecale, in Uladh, 891, 1147, 
1276, 1391, 1468, 1469, 1485, 1495. 

lords of, 850, 892, 927, 1004, 1006, 

1022, 1147. 

tanist of, 908. 

plundered, 1004. 











_Leath-Cuinn, the northern half of Ireland, 661, 


718, 733, 799, 849, 857, 866, 902, 938, 949, 
1029, 1040, 1067, 1070, 1072, 1073, 1081, 
1096, 1127, 1150, 1152, 1153, 1161, 1162, 
1163, 1167, 1168, 1170, 1171, 1230, 1282, 
1316, 1368, 1376, 1386, 1439, 1486, 1504, 
1579, 1597, 1598, 1600, 1601, 1603. 
bishop of, 920. 

brehons of, 889, 1001. 

Gall, Gaeidhil of, 856. 

Leath-luin, 825, 1166. 

Leath-Mogha, the southern half of Ireland, 284, 











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INDEX LOCORUM. 77 


1067, 1072, 
PE; 113} 
1230, 1343, 
1528, 1536, 
1590, 1593. 

Leath-Mogha, archbishop of, 1137. 

kings of, 1072, 1118, 1166, 1167. 

Leathrath, Lara, or Abbeylara, in the county of 
Longford, 1383, 1398, 1405, 1467, 1475,1478, 
1490, 1496, 1597. 

Lecale, a barony in the county of Down. 
Leath-Cathail. 

Leckin, in the county of Westmeath. See Lea- 
cain. 

Lee, a territory in Ulster, 478, 557. 

Leenan, in the county of Galway. See Lionan- 


1076, 1097, 1099, 1101, 1103, 
1133, 1142, 1150, 1189, 1194, 
1356, 1369, 1421, 1504, 1516, 
1546, 1553, 1565, 1574, 1579, 





See 


Cinn-mara. 
Legvoy, in the county of Roscommon. See Leag- 
mhagh. 
Leighe, in Ui-Failghe, lord of, 976. 
— castle of, 1452. See Caislen-Leighe. 
Leim-an-eich, Lemaneh} in Thomond, 1599. 
Leim-an-eich, in Ulster, 567. 
Leim-Chonchulainn, 1599. 
Leim-mhic- Neill, in Tyrone, 1188. 





Leim-an-mhadaidh, Limavaddy, in Oireacht-Ui- 
Chathain, 1542. 

Leim-Ui-Bhanain, Lemyvannan, or the Leap 
Castle, in Ely-O’Carroll, 1514, 1516, 1557. 

Leinster. See Gailian and Laighin. 

Leire, 825. See Lann-leire. 

Leithbhear, Lifford, in Tirconnell, 1593. 

castle of, 1527, 1543, 1544, 1563, 1593, 





1600. 
Leithghlionn, Leighlin, in the county of Carlow, 
725, 839, 1145, 1158, 1181, 1447, 1525, 1557. 
abbots of, 688,.737, 769, 800, 849, 850, 
876, 881, 1004. 
comharba of, 1113. 
bishops of, 863, 965, 1050, 1431. 
bishop and abbot of, 941. 
lectors of, 938, 990, 1054, 1095. 
burned, 1060. 























Leithghlionn, plundered, 916, 982. 

Leithi-cam, 825, 1166. 

Leithi-luin, battles of, 825, 1166. 

Leithinnse, now Lehinch, in the barony of Cor- 
comroe, in the west of the county of Clare, 
1471. 

Leith-innse, Lehinch, in the county of Mayo, 
1412, 1596. 

Leitir-Crancha, in Sliabh-Bladhma, 1145. 

Leitir-Maolain, Lettermoylan, in Thomond, 155. 

Leitir-mic-Philip, 1487. 

Leitir-Meallain, Lettermellan, in Iar-Connaught, 
or O’Flaherty’s country, 1584. 

Leitreach-Odhrain, Latteragh, in the county of 
Tipperary, 548, 1117, 1602. 

Leix, a large territory in the Queen’s County. 
See Laoighis. 

Lemanaghan, in the King’s County. See Liath- 
Manchain. 

Letairbhe, battle of, 625. See Leathairbe. 

Lethed-Midinn, at Drung, in Uladh, battle of, 
622. 

Letirluinn, in Fiodh-Ua-nEathach, 1166. 

Leyney, barony of, in the county of Sligo. See 
Luighne Chonnecht. ; 

Lia-Ailbhe, 998. See Leac-Ailbhe and Lic- 
Ailbhe. 

Liag-Bladhma, Lickbla, in Westmeath, 1027, 
1161. Sce Lic-Bladhma. 

Liag-finn, battle of, 781. 

Liag-Fearnae, at Ferns, 787. 

Liath, abbots of, 767, 792, 895, 917. See Liath- 
mor-Mochaemhog. 

Liathdruim, a name of Tara hill, 927. 

Liathdruim, in Dealbhna-Eathra, 1217. 

Liathdruim, Zeitriém, in Clanrickard, 1397, 
1466, 1490, 1499, 1530, 1560, 1564, 1578, 
1580, 1595, 1601. 

barony of, 1582, 1601. 

Liathdruim, Leitrim, in West Breifne, 1578, 1595. 

Liath-Manchain, Lemanaghan, in the King’s 
County, 645, 664. 

abbots of, 851, 1531. 








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78 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Liathmor, Liath-Mochaomhog, or Liathmor- 
Mochaomhog, Leamokevoge, in Ely-O’ Fogarty, 
655, 1119. 

Liathmor, abbots of, 655, 746, 838, 868, 900, 
933, 1014. 

Liathmhuine, now Cloghleamoney, in Fermoy, in 
Munster, 640. 

Lic-Ailbhe, or Lia-Ailbhe, in Meath, 732, 998. 

Lickbevune, castle of, in Kerry. See Leac- 
Beibhionn. 

Lickbla, in the county of Westmeath. See Leac- 
Bladhma and Liag-Bladhma. 

Lic-Snamha, Liznaw, in Kerry, 1568, 1577, 
1582, 1600, 1601. 

Lic-Ui-Mhaoldoraidh, at Belleek, on the Erne, 
1201. 

Life, Liffe, Liphe, or Liphthe, Abhainn Liffe, 
the Anna-Liffey, A. M. 3656 ; a. D. 454, 544, 
705, 829, 836, 884, 904, 915, 1452, 1592. 

Airthear, or Oirthear, 831, 845, 869, 

881, 897, 915, 931, 960. Vide Magh-Life. 

Tarthar, 628, 881, 972. 

Lifford, in the county of Donegal, See Leith- 
bhear. 

Linn, 285. See Magh-Line. 

Linn, abbot of, 770, 

Linn-Duachaill, 699, 752, 840, 841, 849. 

abbots of, 758, 826, 841. 

bishop, scribe, and abbot of 803. 

foreigners or Danes of, 841, 850, 925. 

Linn-Rois, on the river Boyne, in Meath, 841. 

Linn-Saileach, 841. 

Liolcach, in Meath, anchorite of, 743. 

bishop of, 512. 

St. Gall of, 723. 

Lionan-Cinn-mara, Leenan, in the county of Gal- 
way, 1235. 

Lios-aird-abhla, Lissardowlin, in the county of 
Longford, castle of, 1377, 1383, 1460. 

Lios-an-abbaidh, at Clonmacnoise, 1135, 1205. 

Lios-arglind, Listerling, the name of an ancient 
district extending to the river Nore, in Ossory, 
1118. 


























Lios-an-doill, Lissadill, in the county Sligo, 1213, 
1397. ; 

Lios-an-tSoiscela, at Clonmacnoise, 1155. 

Lios-Aodha-Finn, Lissovin, in the county of 
Clare, 1599. 

Lios-Aoidhedh, at Ard-Macha, 1003, 1015, 
1116, 1128, 1155. See Armagh. 

Lios-Cathain, Liscahane, in the county of Kerry, 
1600. 

Lios-cluaine, Liscloony, in Dealbhna-Eathra, 
1556. 

Lios-da-lon, Zisdalun, in the county of Roscom- 
mon, 1580. 

Lios-Fearbain, in Connaught, 1468. 

Lios-gabhail, Lisgool, in Fermanagh, 1329, 1345, 
1348, 1360, 1373, 1380, 1390, 1419, 1430, 
1431, 1434, 1443, 1445, 1446, 1447, 1450, 
1465, 1466, 1477, 1515, 1522, 1527, 1602. 

Lios-Laichtin, Lislaghtin, in Kerry, 1470. 

Lios-Luighidh, in Laeghaire, in Meath, 1156. 

Liosmor, Liosmor-Mochuda, Lismore, in the 
county of Waterford, 588, 741, 744, 761, 960, 
1040, 1056, 1095, 1123, 1127, 1129, 1130, 
1135, 1253, 1336, 1599. 

abbots of, 610, 634, 698, 702, 716, 748, 

752, 755, 763, 769, 771, 776, 799, 823, 849, 

854, 861, 878, 907, 936, 951, 957, 958, 963, 

1142. 





airchinneach of, 1063. 

anchorite of, 778, 1129. 

bishops of, 636, 918, 1159. 

comharbas of Mochuda of, 1090, 1128. 

daimhliag of, 1051. 

termon of, 1121. 

burned, 1095, 1116, 1138, 1157. 

plundered, 831, 913. 

Lios-na-ngabhar, Lisnagore, in the county of 
Monaghan, 1457. 

Lios-Sealbhaigh, in Clann-Chonchobhair, county 
of Roscommon, 1340. 

Lios-Ruadhrach, in Deisi-Mumhan, 939. See 
Leas-Ruadhrach. 

Lios-Tuathail, Listowel, in Kerry, 1582, 1600. 


























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INDEX LOCORUM. 


Lios-Ua-nDubhthaigh, Lissonuffy, in the county 
of Roscommon, 1471. 

Liscahane, in the county of Kerry. See Lios- 
Cathain. 

Lisclooney, in the King’s County. See Lios- 
cluaine. 

Lisdalun, in the county of Roscommon. 
Lios-da-lon. 

Lisgool, in the county of Fermanagh. See Lios- 
gabhail. 

Lislaghtin, in the county of Kerry. See Lios- 
Lachtin. 

Lismore, in the county of Waterford. See Lios- 
mor. 

Lismoyny, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Ath-Maighne. 

Lissadill, in the county of Sligo. 
doill. 

Lissan, in Tyrone. See Leasan. 

Lissardowlin, in the county of Longford. See 
Lios-ard-abhla. ; 

Lisnagore, in the county of Monaghan. 


See 


See Lios-an- 


See 
Lios-na-ngabhar. 

Listerlin, in the county of Kilkenny. See Lios- 
arglinn. 

Listowel, in the county of Kerry. See Lios- 
Tuathail. 

Little Island, near Waterford. See Inis-Doimhle. 

Lixnaw, in the county of Kerry. See Leac- 
snamha, 

Loch-Aillinne, Lough Allen, in the county of 
Leitrim, a. M. 3581; a. D. 1226, 1244, 1530, 
1593. 

Loch-Ainninn, Lough Ennell, in Westmeath, 
A. M. 2859; a. D. 876, 961, 984, 989, 991, 
1021, 1022, 1144, 1153, 1446. 

Loch-Airinn, hin Lough, in the county of Lei- 
trim, 1345. 

Lochan-Bealaigh-Cro, in Ui-Maine, 751. 

Loch-an-Sguir, Lough-an-Scur, in the county of 
Leitrim, 1346, 1390. 

Loch-an-tairbh, Lough-an-terrif, in Fermanagh, 
1500. 





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Loch-Aonbeithi, in Ui-Creamhthainn, a.m. 3790. 

Loch-Arbhach, Lough Arrow, on the borders of 
the counties of Roscommon and Sligo, 1590, 
1595. 

Loch-Baadh, Lough Baa, in the county of Ros- 
common, A. M. 3506. 

Loch-Beathach, Lough Beagh, or Lough Veagh, 
in Tirconnell, 1258, 1524, 1540, 1559. 

Loch-Beannchair, in Connaught, 1079. 

Loch-Bearraidh, Lough Barry, a part of the 
upper Lough Erne, in Fermanagh, 1367. 

Loch-Bradain, in Magh-Luirg, 1488. 

Loch-Bricrenn, Loughbrickland, in the county 
of Down, 1004. 

castle of, 1424. 

plundered, 832. 

Loch-Buadhoigh, a. mM. 3506. 

Loch-Burrann, in the county of Antrim, 1544. 

Loch-Cairrgin, in the county of Roscommon, 
1092, 1136, 1388, 1467. 

Loch-Cal, Lough Gall, in Ui-Niallain, a. 1.2859; 
A.D. 798, 847, 955. 

Loch-Calgaich, in Connaught, 1067. 

Loch-Caolain, in Ui-Maine, 1074. 

Loch-Ce, Lough Key, in Magh-Luirg, a. M. 3581 ; 
As D. 959;, LISTS 1138; 

carraig, or rock of, 1187, 1201, 1235, 

1321, 1337, 1342, 1343, 1349, 1398, 1478, 

1488, 1492, 1499, 1504, 1534, 1542. 

—— abbots of, 1380, 1385, 1401, 1402,1421, 
1448. 














monastery of, 1466, 1487, 1590, 1595, 





1599. 

Loch-Cend, 853. 

Loch-Cendin, Lough Kineel, in the county of 
Longford, 821, 853. 

Loch-Cimbe, now Lough Hackett, in the county 
of Galway, A. M. 3506; a. D. 701, 990. 

Loch-Con, Lough Con, in the county of Mayo, 
A. M. 3532; A. D. 899, 1171, 1180, 1404, 
1413. : 

Loch-crannoicce-Caille-an-mhuilinn, in Magau- 
ran’s country, in the county of Cavan, 1495. 


80 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Loch-Cre, now Monahincha, near Roscrea, in the 
county of Tipperary, 802, 921, 1119, 1143. 
Loch-Cuan, Lough Cone, or Strangford Lough, 

A.M. 2546; a. D. 874, 922. 
Danes, or foreigners of, 876, 922, 924, 





931. 

islands of, 1149, 1534. 

Loch-Cuile, in Annaly, 1232. 

Loch-Cuir, to the west of Armagh, 907. 

Loch-Cutra, Lough Cooter, in the county of 
Galway, 1601. 

Loch-Dabhaill, in Oirghialla, a. M. 3581. See 
Dabhall. 

Loch-Dachaoch, in Deisi-Mumhan, now Water- 
ford Harbour, 891, 912, 913, 914, 915, 916, 
918. 





Danes, or foreigners of, 912, 913, 914, 





915. 
Loch-Dachaoch, in Leinster, a. M. 3506. 
Loch-da-damh, in Oirghialla, 606. 
Loch-Dairbhreach, Lough Derryvaragh, in West- 
meath, A.M. 2859. 
Loch-Dearg, Lough Derg, in the county of 
Donegal, 1462, 1504. 
Loch-Dearcain, in the county of Sligo, 1422. 
castle of, 1516. 
Loch-Deirgdheire, Lough Derg, an expansion of 





the Shannon, between Killaloe and Portumna, 
A.M. 2242; a. D. 809, 905, 949, 1124, 1127, 
1156, 1160, 1171. 
Loch-Drochait, in Ulster, 1053. 
Loch-Eachtra, between Sliabh-Mudhoirn and 
Sliabh-Fuaid, in Oirghialla, a. M. 25365. 
Loch-nEathach, Lough Neagh, in Ulster, 331, 
682, 838, 895, 928, 953, 1074, 1121, 1345. 
- Danes, or foreigners of, 839, 931, 943. 
Loch-Eirne, Lough Erne, in Fermanagh, A. M. 
3751; a. D. 836, 922, 931, 934, 953, 961, 976, 
1006, 1111, 1234, 1248, 1272, 1329, 1342, 
1347, 1369, 1371, 1390, 1394, 1397, 1414, 
1416, 1431, 1435, 1467, 1479, 1498, 1505, 
1508, 1514, 1515, 1518, 1527, 1537, 1586, 
1589, 1592, 1593, 1594, 1602. 








Loch-En, Lough Naneane, in the county of Ros- 
common, 1124, 1225. 

Loch-Feabhail, Lough Foyle, in Ulster, a. M. 
3581; a. D. 864, 893, 919, 941, 1054, 1248, 
1561, 1567, 1582, 1592, 1595, 1600. 

Danes, or foreigners of, 893, 941. 

Loch-Fionnmhaighe, Lough Finvoy, or Garadice 
Lough, in the county of Leitrim, a. m. 3506; 
A. D. 1257, 1386, 1418. 

Loch-Gabhair, Lough Gower, or Logore, near 
Dunshaughlin, in Meath, a.M. 3581; a.D.675. 

‘lords, or chiefs of, 780, 781, 800, 823, 

835, 846, 847, 849, 863, 866, 903, 967. 

island of, 848, 933. 

Loch-Gair, Lough Gur, in the county of Lime- 
rick, 1088, 1516, 1579, 1599. 

Loch-Gamhna, Lough Gawna, in the county of 
Longford, 931, 1384, 1415, 1500. 

Loch-Garman, or Loch-Carman, now Wesz/ord, 
or Wexford Haven, 1141, 1170, 1210, 1560, 
1598. 














Danes, or foreigners of, 888, 933, 1088, 
1137, 1161. 

Loch-Gerg, Lough Derg, in the county of Done- 
gal, 721, 1516, See Loch-Dearg. 

Loch-Gile, Lough Gill, in the county of Sligo, 
1244, 1346. 

Loch-Glinne-Eada, Lough Glenade, in the county 
of Leitrim, .1523. 

Loch-Glinne-Dallain, in the county of Leitrim, 
1541. 


.Loch-Greine, Lough Graney, in Thomond, a. M. 


3506. 

Loch-Iairn, Lough Iron, in Westmeath, a. M. 
3581. 

Loch-Iasgach, Lough Esk, in Tirconnell, 1601, 
1602. 

Loch-Labain, in Airteach, 1405. 

Loch-Laeghaire, or Loch-Laoghaire, in the dis- 
trict of Sliocht-Airt, in Tyrone, 1150, 1325, 
1431, 1436, 1500, 1509. 

Loch-Laighlinne, in Ui-Mic-Uais, a. M. 2535. 

Lochlann, Denmark, 846, 851. 


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INDEX LOCORUM. 8] 


Loch-Laoigh, now Belfast Lough, in Uladh, a. m. 
3506. 

Loch-Laoigh, in Crich-Umhaill, in Connaught, 
848. 

Loch-Lebhinn, Lough Leane, in Westmeath, 864, 
1094. 


Loch-Lein, the Lakes of Killarney, 1009, 1013, 


1033, 1049, 1108, 1582. 

lords of, 807, 837. See Eoghanacht- 

Locha-Lein. 

monastery of, 1340. 

battles of, A.M. 3579; A.D. 241. 

Loch-Leisi, in the Co. Roscommon, 1246, 1452. 

Loch-Leithinnsi, Lough Lynch, in the county of 
Antrim, 1544. 

Loch-Long, near Dunamon, in Connaught, 1146. 

Loch-Lughdhach, a. mM. 3656. 

Loch-mac-Fearadhaigh, in Connaught, 12265. 

Lochmhagh, in Conaille, 3549. 

battles of, A. M. 3529, 3656; a. Dv. 500. 

Loch-Mhaighe-Uatha, 1086. 

Loch-mac-nén, Lough Macneane, on the borders 
of the counties of Cavan and Fermanagh, 1499. 

Loch-Meilghe, or Loch-Meilge-mhic-Cobh- 
thaigh, Lough Melvin, in the counties of Lei- 
trim and Fermanagh, A. mM. 4694; a. p. 1421, 
1455, 1595. 

Loch-Measga, Lough Mask, in the county of 
Mayo, A. M. 2533; a. D. 1195, 1224, 1264, 
1271, 1338, 1586. 

Loch-Monann, in Tyrone, 1522. 

Loch-Muinreamhair, Lough Ramor,in the county 
of Cavan, A. M. 2859. 

island of, 845. 

Loch-na-nAirneadh, now Mannin Lough, in the 
county of Mayo, 1155. See Ciarraighe-Locha- 
na-nairneadh, 

Loch-na-calla, in Magh-Ai, 834. 

Loch-na-nGasan, in Magh-Luirg, a. m. 3790. 

Loch-Neill, in Magh-Ai, 1014. 

Loch-nEn, 1225. See Loch-En. 

Loch-Oirbsen, Lough Corrib, in the county of 
Galway, 927, 928, 1061, 1225, 1256, 




















Loch-Rein, in the county of Leitrim, a. m. 3506; 
A.D. 1026. 

Loch-Riach, Lough Reagh, in the county of Gal- 
way, A.M. 3506; a. D. 797, 1090, 1576, 1580, 
1582, 1600, 1601. 

lords of, 821, 823, 881. 

Loch-Ribh, Lough Ree, an expansion of the 





Shannon between Athlone and Lanesborough, 

742, 750, 751, 843, 902, 913, 920, 922, 927, 

929, 934, 935, 960, 987, 992, 1005, 1030, 

1082, 1089, 1133, 1135, 1137, 1189, 1190, 

1199, 1220, 1254. 

Danes, or foreigners of, 842. 

Loch-Rudruidhe, Dundrum Bay, in the county 
of Down, A. M. 2545; A. D. 922. 

Loch-Saighleann, in Munster, 1012. See Inis- 
Locha-Saighleann. 

Loch-Saileann, or Loch-Sileann, Lough Sheelin, 





on the borders of the counties of Cavan, 
Longford, and Meath, a. Mm. 3581; a. D. 1155, 
1418. 

Loch-Sailchedain, 738. 

Loch-Saileach, Lough Sallagh, in Meath, a.m. 
3790; A.D. 1122, 

Loch-Seimhdidhe, Lough Sewdy, in Westmeath, 
600, 1033, 1131, 1159, 1450. See Baile-mor- 
Locha-Seimhdidhe. 

Loch-Sileann, 1155, 1418. See Loch-Saileann. 

Loch-Suidhe-Odhrain, in Sliabh-Guaire, 1054. 
See Suidhe-Odhrain. 

Loch-Teichet, now Lough Gara, or Lough 
O’ Gara, in Connaught, a. M. 2532; a. D. 930, 
1256, 1328, 1334, 1393, 1435, 1599. 

Loch-Treithin, Lough Drin, in Westmeath, 630. 

Loch-Uachtair, Lough Oughter, in East Breifne, 
953, 1109, 1231, 1272, 1327, 1369, 1390. 

Loch-Ua-nGobhann, in Machaire-Gaileang, in 
Meath, 1150. ; 

Loch-Uair, Lough Owel, in Westmeath, a. M. 
3581; A.D. 843. 

Loch-Uaithne, Lough Ooney, in the county of 
Monaghan, 1025. 

—— lord of, 849. 


82 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Loch-Uamha, in West Breifne, 811. 
Loch-Ui-Ghadhra, Lough Gara, in the county 
of Sligo, 1285. See Loch-Techet. 
Lomchluain-Ui-Fhlaithile, Lumploon, in Dealbh- 
na-Eathra, 1548. 
Londonderry. See Doire-Chalgaigh. 
Longbarda, a. M. 3790. 
Longford, in Annaly. See Longphort- Ui-Fhear- 
ghail. 
Longford, in the county of Galway. See Long- 
phort-Ui-Mhadadhain. 
Longphort-Rothlaibh, in Laighis, 860. 
Longphort-Ui-Fhearghail, Longford, in Annaly, 
1448. 
~ Longphort-Ui-Mhadadhain, in Sil-Anmchadha, 
1595. 
Lothra, Zorha, in Lower Ormond, 650, 843, 
1006, 1179, 1582, 1599. 
abbots of, 708, 842, 888, 946. 
airchinneachs of, 957, 1014, 1050. 
bishop of, 783. 
bishop and abbot of, 864. 
comharba of, 1106. 
burned, 1154, 1157, 1179. 
Lough Allen, in the county of Leitrim. See 
Loch-Aillinne. 
Loughan Island, in the river Bann. 
an-lochain and Innsi-an-lochain. 
Lough-a-Rhin, in the county of Leitrim. See 
Loch- Airinn. 

Lough-an-Scur, in the county of Leitrim. See 

 Loch-an-Scuir. 

Lough-a-terriff, in the county of Fermanagh. 
See Loch-an-tairbh. 

Lough-Baa, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Loch-Baadh. 

Lough Barry, in the county of Fermanagh. See 
Loch-Bearraidhe. 

Lough Brickland, in the county of Down. See 
Loch-Bricreann. 

Lough Carra, in the county of Mayo. See 
Fionnloch-Ceara, : 

Lough Con, in the Co. Mayo, 




















See Inis- 


See Loch-Con. .. 





Q 

Lough Cone, or Strangford Lough, in the county 
of Down. See Loch-Cuan. 

Lough Corrib, in the county of Galway. See 
Loch-Oirbseann. 

Lough Cooter, in the county of Galway. See 
Loch-Cutra. 

Lough Dargan, in the county of Sligo. See 
Loch-Deargain, 

Lough Derg, in the county of Donegal. See 
Loch-Dearg and Loch-Gerg. 

Lough Derg, in the counties of Clare, Tipperary, 
and Galway. See Loch-Deirgdheire. 

Lough Derryvaragh, in the county of West- 
meath. See Loch-Dairbhreach. 

Lough Drin, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Loch-Treithin. 

Lough Ennell, in the county of Westmeath. 
See Loch-Ainninn. 

Lough Erne, in the county of Fermanagh. See 
Loch-Eirne. 

Lough Esk, in the county of Donegal. See Loch- 
Tasgach. 

Lough Finvoy, or Garadice Lough, in the 
county of Leitrim. See Loch-Fionnmhaighe, 

Lough Foyle, in the counties of Londonderry 
and Donegal. See Loch-Feabhail. 

Lough Gall, in the Co. Armagh. See Loch-Cal. 

Lough Glenade, in the county of Leitrim. See 
Loch-Glinne-Eada. 

Lough Gower, in the county of Meath. See 
Loch-Gabhair. 


Lough Gowna, in the county of Longford. See 


Loch-Gamhna. 

Lough Graney, in the county of Clare. See Loch- 
Greine. 

Lough Gur, in the county of Limerick. See 
Loch-Gair. : 

Lough Hackett, in the county of Galway. See 
Loch-Cime. 

Lough Iron, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Loch-Iairn, 

Loughkeen, in the county of Tipperary. See 
Baile-achaidh-caoin. 


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INDEX LOCORUM. 83 


Lough Key, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Loch-Ce. 

Lough Kineel, in the county of Longford. See 
Loch-Cendin. 

Lough Leane, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Loch-Leibhinn, 

Lough Leane, in the county of Kerry. See Loch- 
Lein. } 

Lough Lynch, in the county of Antrim. See 
Loch-Leithinnsi. 

Loughma, in the county of Tipperary. See 
Luachmhagh. 

Lough Mask, in the county of Mayo. See Loch- 
Measga. 

castle of. See Baile-Locha-Measca. 

Lough Melvin, in the counties of Leitrim and 
Fermanagh. See Loch-Meilghe. 

Lough Naneane, in the county of Roscommon. 
See Loch-En and Loch-nEn. 

Lough Neagh, in Ulster. See Loch-nEathach. 

Lough O’Gara, in the counties of Roscommon 
and Sligo. See Loch-Teichet. 

Lough Ramor, in the county of Cavan. See 
Loch-Muinreamhair. 

Loughrea, in the county of Galway. See Loch- 
Riach. 

Loughrea, town of. See Baile-Locha-Riach and 
Loch-Riach. 

Lough Reane, in the county of Leitrim. See 
Loch-Rein. 

Lough Ree, near Athlone. See Loch Ribh. 

Loughros, in the Co. Donegal. See Luach-ros. 

Lough Sallagh, in the county of Meath. See 
Loch-Saileach and Loch-Sailcheadain. 

Lough Sewdy, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Loch-Seimhdidhe. 

Lough Sheelin, on the borders of the counties 
of Meath, Cavan, and Longford. See Loch- 
Saileann. 

Loughty, in the county of Monaghan. See Lucht- 
tighe-Mhic-Mhathghamhna. 

Lough Veagh, in the county of Donegal. See 
Loch-Bheitheach. 








Louth, town of. See Lughmhagh and Baile- 
Lughmhaigh. 

Luachair, in Munster, 506, 652, 696, 869. 

battles of, a. m. 4169, 4981. 

Luachair-mor-etir-da-inbher, in Meath, 528. 
See Clonalvy and Ailbhe. 

Luachair-Deaghaidh, in Munster, 1579, 1582. 

battle of, aA. M. 3727. 

plain of, a.m. 3790. See Sliabh-Luachra. 

Luchat, Lughid, or Lowhid, in Thomond, 1564. 

Luachmhagh, Loughma, in the county of Tip- 
perary, 1598. 

Luachros, Loughros, in Tirconnell, 1509, 1540. 

Luaighne, or Luaighne-Teamhrach, in Meath, 
122, 283, 759, 842. 

Lucht-Tighe-Mhic-Mathghamhna, the Loughty, 
in Oirghialla, 1501, 1524. 

Lughbhurdan, Luffertane Castle, in the barony 
of Carra, county of Mayo, 1235. 

Lughmhagh, Lughmadh, or Lughbhadh, Louth, 
in the county of Louth, 693, 753, 1043, 1128, 
1148, 1149, 1181, 1242, 1328. 

abbots of, 753, 754, 770, 784, 797, 823, 

834, 862, 871, 903, 928, 1011. 

abbot and scribe, 737. 

airchinneachs of, 1065, 1081, 1083, 

1102;:1923;.1033; 1471175; 

anchorites of, 810, 820. 

comharbas of, 283, 982, 1045. 

bishops of, 534, 936, 982, 1044. 

bishops and abbots of, 898, 948. 

lector of, 1047. 

lord of, 1578. 

master of, 1164. 

priest of, 1081. 

derthach, or oratory of, 986. 

burned, 1075, 1111, 1133, 1148, 1160, 

1164, 1166. 

plundered, 830, 839, 968. 

Luibneach, 846. 2 

Luighe-Chonnacht, Leyny, in the county of 
Sligo, 785, 805, 855, 964, 1057, 1063, 1106. 

lords of, 728, 766, 805, 846, 876, 885, 
























































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84 INDEX LOCORUM. 


891, 920, 926, 928, 931, 964, 984, 988, 1059, 

1093, 1095, 1128, 1131, 1151, 1155, 1157, 

1177, 1183, 1196, 1207, 1209, 1211, 1213, 

1218, 1225, 1226, 1230, 1231, 1234, 1237, 

1238, 1250, 1261, 1264, 1265, 1266, 1269, 

1278, 1293, 1294, 1298, 1302, 1306, 1307, 

1308, 1312, 1314, 1316, 1323, 1327, 1335, 

1338, 1340, 1342, 1344, 1358, 1361, 1365, 

1370, 1385, 1390, 1393, 1396, 1397, 1398, 

1409, 1410, 1411, 1415, 1416, 1420, 1434, 

1435, 1438, 1439, 1448, 1468, 1472, 1476, 

1488, 1490, 1506, 1533, 1535, 1537, 1543, 

1586, 1589, 1595, 1596, 1662. 

bishop of, 1170. 

tanists of, 1056, 1067, 1151. 

woods of, 1468, 1476. See Coillte- 
Luighne. 

Luighne, Lune, in Meath, a.m. 2859, 3549; 
a.dD. 757, 845, 896, 992, 1001, 1012, 1017, 
1022, 1023, 1030, 1086, 1094, 1158, 1168, 
1201. 

Luimneach, Limerick, in Munster, 661, 843, 
861, 901, 921, 931, 1014, 1062, 1074, 1084, 
1088, 1101, 1115, 1151, 1157, 1176, 1196, 
1199, 1200, 1201, 1205, 1208, 1210, 1213, 
1302, 1369, 1413, 1420, 1485, 1502, 1510, 
1549, 1560, 1563, 1567, 1569, 1572, 1576, 
1577, 1579, 1580, 1581, 1582, 1583, 1584, 
1585, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1601, 1602. 

bishops of, 1151, 1167. 

Danes, or foreigners of, 884, 920, 927, 

928, 929, 932, 938, 945, 951, 965, 969, 972, 

975, 976, 1137, 1171. 

battle of, 241. 

burned, 1058, 1063, 1108, 1152. 

plundered, 965. 

county of, 1394, 1466, 1501, 1510, 
1579, 1584, 1598, 1599, 1600. 

Lumploon, in the King’s County. See Lom- 
chluain-Ui-Fhlaithile. 

Lune, a barony of, in the county of Meath. See 
Luighne. 

Lurg, 924, 1000, 1039, 1053, 1082, 1102, 1103, 
































1106, 1119, 1150, 1166, 1369, 1453, 1499, 
1576. See Feara-Luirg and Tuath-Luirg. 
Lurgain-Lusmhaighe, in the parish of Lusmagh, 

King’s County, 1557. 

Lurgan, in the county of Monaghan. See Baile- 
na-lurgan. 

Lusca, Lusk, in the county of Dublin, abbots of, 
731, 779,782, 786, 795, 800, 848, 851, 878, 
887, 902. 

seachnab, or prior of, 791, 838, 891. 

airchinneachs of, 1055, 1059. 

bishops of, 873, 880, 902, 904, 927, 965. 

bishop and abbot of, 835. 

ceconomus, or spenser of, 799. 

scribes of, 695, 795. 

burned, 1069, 1089, 1133. 

plundered, 825. 

daimhliag of, 1053. 

oratory of, 854. 

Lusmhagh, Lusma, in the barony of Garrycastle, 
King’s County, 1548, 1557, 1595. 
































M. 


Macuatre-ARDAMACHA, a plain near Armagh, 
1103, 1196, 1424, 1432, 1433. 

Machaire-beag, Magherabeg, in Tirconnell, 1601. 

Machaire-Cille-moire, in Ui-Niallain, battle of, 
1120. 

Machaire-Conaille, in the county of Louth, 1178. 
See Conaille-Muirtheimhne and Machaire- 
Oirghiall. 

Machaire-Connacht, in the county of Roscom- 
mon, 1388, 1397, 1407, 1412, 1433, 1439, 
1446, 1461, 1468, 1475, 1478, 1485, 1487, 
1488, 1530, 1538, 1589, 1593, 1595, 1596, 
1597, 1601. See Magh-Aoi. 

Machaire-Cuirene, the barony of Kilkenny West, 
in the county of Westmeath, 1156, 1412, 
1415, 1490, 1511, 1600. ; 

Machaire-Eabha, Magherow, in the county of 
Sligo. See Eabha and Magh-Eabha. 


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INDEX LOCORUM. 85 


Machaire-Gaileang, in Meath, 1150. See Gaile- 
anga. 

Machaire-Luighne, in Connaught, 1589. 

Machaire-Maonmhaighe, in the county of Gal- 
way, 1531. See Maonmhagh. 

Machaire-Muchnamha, in Oirghialla, 1424. See 
Mucnamh. 

Machaire-na-Cranncha, 1601. 

Machaire-na-Croise, Magheracross, in Ferma- 
nagh, 1509, 1600. 

airchinneach of, 1600. 

Machaire-na-Mumhan, the Plain of Munster, 
1088, 1150. 

Machaire-na-n Aileach, 1403. 
Machaire-Oirghiall, in the county of Louth, 
1434, 1452, 1466, 1475, 1476, 1485, 1486. 
Machaire-riabhach, in the county of Galway, 

1469, 1589, 1595, 1599. 
Machaire-Steafanach, Magherastephana, in Fer- 
managh, 1520, 1530, 1602. 
Machaire-Tulcha, in Oirghialla, 1476. 
Machaire-Uladh, 1253. 
Macosquin, in the county of Londonderry. See 





Magh-Coscrain. 
Magh, the Maigue, a river in Ui-Fidhgeinte, 
1501, 1580. See Maigh and Cois-Maighi. 
Maein-Choluim-Chille, Moone, in the county of 
Kildare, 1014. 

plundered, 1040. 

Magh, battle of, a. m. 4306. 

Magh, in Breifny, 1502. 

Magh-Ua-mBreacain, Moymore, in Ui-Bracain, 
1600. 

Magh-Abhna, Mowney, in Lower Ormond, 936. 

Magh-Adhair, 1599. 

bile, or ancient tree of, 981, 1051. 

lord of, 1099. 

Magh-Agha, near Tailtin, in Meath, battle of, 122. 

Magh-Aidhne, in Connaught, a. Mm. 3727, 3872. 

Magh-Ailbhe, in Leinster, 1013. 

battle of, 526. 

Magh-n-Ailbhe, Moynalvy, in the county of Tip- 
perary, 1580, 1581. 

















Magh-n-Ailbhe, Moynalvy, a townland in the 
parish of Kilmore, in the barony of Deece, 
county of Meath, 998, 

Magh-Airbh, in Ossory, 1049. 

Magh-Airbhreach, in Fotharta-airbhreach, 3529. 

Magh-an-chairn, 1149. 

Magh-Angaidhe, Moy, in the county of Leitrim, 
1350, 1424, 

Magh-nAoi, or Magh-nAoi-mhic-Allguba, 236, 
700, 834, 984, 1013, 1014, 1092, 1110, 1146, 
1154, 1189, 1197, 1201, 1225, 1227, 1230, 
1241, 1448, 1469, 1474, 1555, 1570, 1595, 
1600, 1601. 

lords of, 749, 769, 791. 

battle of, a. M. 4981. 

burned, 997, 1013, 1135. 

plundered, 934. See Machaire-Chon- 
nacht. 

Magh-Arcaill, in Ciarraighe-Luachra, a.u.3790. 

Magh-Assail, a. Mm. 4169. 

Magh-Bealaigh, in Ui-Tuirtre, a.m. 3549. 

Magh-bhachla, Moyvaghly, in Westmeath, 1556. 

Magh-bhile, Movilla, in the county of Down, 
649, 691. 

abbots of, 731, 738, 742, 744, 823, 886. 

airchinneach of, 953. 

bishops of, 602, 618. 

bishop and abbot of, 618. 

comharbas of, 829, 973, 992, 

1098, 1118, 1136, 1170. 

burned, 823. 

plundered, 849. 

Magh-bhile, Moville, in Inis-Eoghain, 1167. 

Magh-bolg, Moybolgue, in Meath, 56, 76. 

Magh-Breacroighe, in Westmeath, 1295, 1410. 
See Breacraighe. 

Magh-Breagh, a. M. 4606 ; a. pv. 226, 322, 513, 
528, 590, 597, 683, 684, 732, 738, 758, 761, 
763, 765, 772, 776, 789, 807, 820, 829, 836, 
837, 839, 848, 849, 863, 866, 867, 897, 898, 
913, 916, 917, 918, 919, 922, 935, 936, 938, 
939, 942, 943, 948, 952, 965, 998, 999, 1002, 
1004, 1005, 1008, 1013, 1014, 1016, 1024, 


























1025, 











86 INDEX LOCORUM. 


1025, 1026, 1027, 1045, 1047, 1049, 1053, 
1056, 1058, 1067, 1088, 1090, 1100, 1115, 
1125, 1128, 1129, 1144, 1146, 1149, 1159, 
1165, 1169, 1292, 1560, 1561, 1574, 1575, 
1601. 

Magh-Breagh, bishop of, 964. 

kings of, 797, 923. 

lords of, 630, 766, 773, 833, 847, 866, 

889, 890, 891, 898, 917, 921, 923, 930, 964, 

965, 974, 1023, 1025, 1027, 1028, 1029, 

1032, 1045, 1048, 1060, 1061, 1073, 1093, 

11053 1.161,..1170: ; 

tanists of, 891, 904, 1061. 

battle of, a.m. 3991. 

plundered, 683, 717, 948. 

east, 779, 850. 

south, 721, 746, 765, 812, 911, 914,917, 

1004, 1023, 1025, 1027, 1031, 1053. 

south of, lords of, 226, 721, 746, 773, 

792, 795, 810, 824, 868, 885, 1012, 1034, 

1121, 1130, 1160, 1171. 

tanists of, 884. 

north of, 987, 995. See Breagha, Deisi- 

Breagh, and Cianachta-Breagh. 
































Magh-Breaghmhaine, Joybrawne, territory of, 
in the county of Longford, 1452, 1476, 
1489. 

Magh-Brenghair, 1110. 

Magh-Brensa, in Leinster, a. M. 2859. 

Magh-Cairbre, 1124. 

Magh-Ceara, in Connaught, a. M. 2859. 

Magh-Cedne, in Tirconnell, 1011, 1301, 1302, 
1310, 1311, 1536, 1581, 1597. 

Magh-Chinn-Corcaighe, 1558. 

Magh-Cisi, 739, 1153. 

Magh-claraigh, Moyclare, in Meath, 1446. 

Magh-Cobha, in Ui-Eathach-Uladh, a. mM. 3529; 
A. D. 803, 1102, 1103, 1104, 1109, 1113, 
1128, 1188. 

castle of, 1252, 1253. 

lords, or chiefs of, 683, 732, 734, 771, 

796, 851, 879. 

plundered, 998. See Cobha. 














Magh-gCoinchinne, Magunihy, eene of, in the 
county of Kerry, 1581. 

Magh-Comair, Muckamore, in Ulster, A. M. 3529. 

Magh-Conaille, or Machaire-Conaille, 817, 1097, 
1105, 1131, 1137, 1148. See Conaille-Muir- 
theimhne. 

Magh-Corrain, in Westmeath, 1543, 1548, 1553. 

Magh-Corann, in Connaught, 1010. See Corann. 

Magh-Coscrain, Macosquin, in the county of 
Londonderry, 1505. 

Magh-Croin, now Crossmacrin, in the county of 
Galway, 1467, 1469. 

Magh-Cruachna, the Plain of Ratheroghan, in 
the county of Roscommon, 1490. 

Magh-Cuile-Caoil, in Cinel-Boghaine, in Tircon- 
nell, a.m. 3790. 

Magh-Cuile-feadha, in Fearnmhagh, a. M. 3529. 

Magh-Cuile-toladh, in Connaught, a. um. 2859. 

Magh-Cumma, a. M. 3529; A.D. 905. 

Magh-da-chairneach, 1041. 

Magh-da-chlaoine, in Oirghialla, 1507, 1508. 

Magh-da-chon, or the Leinster O’Neills’ country, 
1087. 

Magh-da-gabhal, 1011. 

Magh-da-gabhor, in Airghialla, a. m. 3727. 

Magh-Dairbhre, 1098. 

Magh-Dala, 1580. 

Magh-Druchtain, in Laighis, 1394. 

Magh-duine, 942. 

Magh-dumha, Moydoo, in Annaly, 858, 952, 
1295. 

Magh-nEabha, Magherow, in Connaught, a. M. 
2859. 


Magh-Ealla, Mallow, in the county of Cork, 


1598, 1600. 

Magh-ealta-Edair, the Plain of Clontarf, a. M. 
2550, 2820. 

Magh-Eile, Moyelly, in the King’s County, a. M. 
3529; a. D. 707, 1098, 1475, 1518. 

Magh-Eileog, in Tirawley, in the county of 
Mayo, 1180, 1217, 1269. 

Magh-Eitrighe, in Connaught, a. M. 2550. 

Magh-Eittir-di-ghlais, 879. 








INDEX LOCORUM. 87 


Magh-Eittir-di-ghlais, airchinneach of, 950. 

Magh-Ene, 1152, 1420, 1432, 1438. See Magh- 
Cedne. 

Magh-Enir, 825. 

Magh-eo, or Magheo-na-Saxon, Mayo, in Con- 
naught, 1176, 1209, 1225, 1236, 1237, 1362, 
1478. 

St. Gerald of, 726. 

bishops of, 778, 1169. 

oratory of, 905. 

Magh-nEo-nOrbhraighe, Moynoe, in the county 
of Clare, 1084. 

Maghera, in the county of Londonderry. See 
Rath-Luraigh. 

Magherabeg, in the county of Donegal. See 
Machaire-beag. 

Maheraconnaught, in the county of Roscommon. 
See Magh-Aoi and Machaire-Chonnacht. 

Magheracross, in the county of Fermanagh. See 











Machaire-na-croise. 

Magheralin, in the county of Down. See Linn- 
Duachaill. 

Magherastephana, barony of, in the county of 
Fermanagh. See Machaire-Steafanach. 

Magherow, in the county of Sligo. See Eabha, 
Magh-Eabha, and Tuath-Eabha. 

Magh-nEo-nOrbraighe, Moyno, in Thomond, 
1084. 

Magh-Faithne, in Airthera, a. Mm. 3529. 

Magh-Fea, a level plain in the barony of Forth, 
in the county of Carlow, a. M. 2527. 

Magh-Fearnmhaighe, in Oirghialla, a. m. 3529. 
See Fearnmhagh. 

Magh-Feimhean, 915, 1121. See Feimhin. 

Magh-Fene, 862, 942. See Feara-Maighe-Feine. 

Magh-Finn, 948, 1155. 

Magh-Fubhna, a. m. 3727. 

Magh-Gailinne, 1543. 

Magh-Gartchon, 1160. 

Magh-Geisille, in Ui-Failghe, a. m. 3549. See 
Geisill. 

Magh-Glae, in the upper part of Corcomroe, in 
Thomond, 1565. 





Magh-glas, Moyglass, in the county of Galway, 
1601. 

Magh-Glinne-Decon, in Cinel-Conaill, a. m. 
3790. 

Magh-Ile, Mogeely, in the east of the county of 
Cork, 1599. 

Magh-imleach, 1535. 

Magh-Inir, a. Mm. 3727. 

Magh-Inis, now Lecale, in the county of Down, 
A. M. 3529, 3656, 3942; a. p. 493, 823. See 
Leath-Cathail. 

Magh-Iomehlair, in Tyrone, 1199. 

Magh-ionais, 1326. 

Magh-Iotha. See Magh-Ithe. 

Magh-Istean, JMoystown, near Gillen, in the 
King’s County, 1548. 

Magh-Ithe, or Magh-Iotha, in Ulster, 727, 728, 
843, 1010, 1050, 1053, 1056, 1076, 1080, 
F103; 1128,)-1135;- 1136) 1177, 10782179, 
1181, 1198, 1199, 1248. 

lords of, 812, 993, 1023. 

battle of, a. M. 2530; a. p. 957. See 
Domhnach-mor-Maighe-Ithe. 

Magh-Ithe, in Fotharta, in Leinster, a. M. 2550; 
A.D. 663. 

Magh-Laighean, the Plain of Leinster, 998, 1094, 
1171. 

Magh-Laithimh, JMJolahiff, in Kerry, 1581, 
1589. 

Magh-Latharna, Larne, in Dal-Araidhe, a. . 
2550. See Latharna. 

Magh-Leamhna, now the territory of Closach, in 
Tyrone, a. M. 3727; a. pv. 111. See Lea- 
mhain and Rath-mor-Maighe-Leamhna. 

Magh-Leana, Moylena, in Feara-Ceall, 909, 1019, 
1090. . 

Magh-Li, in Ui-Mac-Uais-Breagh, a. m. 2550. 

Magh-lici-Padraig, 1153. 

Magh-Liffe, 705, 836, 882, 955, 1048. 

Magh-line, in Dal-Araidhe, 106, 285, 558, 680, 
1198, 1345, 1359, 1422, 1503. See Rath- 
mor-Maighe-line. 

Magh-Lorgaigh, 1138. 








88 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Magh-Luachra- Deaghaidh, in Munster, A. M. 
3790. Sce Luachair-Deaghaidh. 

Magh-Luadhat, battle of, 1160. 

Magh-Lughadh, in Ui-Tuirtre, a. M. 2859 ; a. D. 
1218. : 

Magh-Lughadh, in Luighne, a. M. 3549. 

Magh-Lughna, in Connaught, a. M. 3529. 

Magh-Luighne, 1124, 1145. See Luighne. 

Magh-Luinge, abbot of, 770. 

burned, 671. 

Magh-Luirg, or Magh-Luirg-an-Daghdha, Moy- 
lurg, in Connaught, A. M. 2859, 3727, 3790 ; 
A.D. 932, 1033, 1124, 1132, 1135, 1145,1154, 
1159, 1187, 1196, 1197, 1201, 1206, 1209, 
1210, 1214, 1217, 1233, 1236, 1237, 1240, 
1255, 1260, 1265, 1281, 1294, 1297, 1306, 
13155-1316; 1317, 1318,).1322,51330),1331; 
1336, 1342, 1343, 1349, 1350, 1363, 1367, 
1368, 1377, 1383, 1384, 1385, 1388, 1393, 
1394, 1398, 1405, 1407, 1409, 1414, 1421, 
1433, 1446, 1456, 1458, 1464, 1465, 1468, 
1478, 1482, 1486, 1487, 1490, 1492, 1493, 
1497, 1498, 1499, 1502, 1504, 1509, 1512, 
1522, 1526, 1527, 1528, 1530, 1532, 1533, 
1534, 1537, 1538, 1540, 1545, 1585, 1586, 
1592, 1595, 1596, 1597, 1599, 1600, 1601, 
1602. 

Magh-Macha, in Oirghialla, a. m. 2859. 

Magh-Maine, in East Briefne, 1452. 

Magh-Midhe, the Plain of Meath, a. m. 3529; 
A.D. 507, 734, 847. See Midhe. 

Magh-Muaidhe, in Connaught, a. m. 3529, 
4186. 

Magh-Mucruimhe, in Connaught, a. m. 3790. 

battle of, 195. 

Magh-Muilchiat, in Laighis, 1042. 

Magh-Muiredha, in Breagha, a. m. 4606. 

Magh-Muirtheimhne, in the county of Louth, 
A.M. 2859, 4169; a. pv. 732, 751, 1104. 

plundered, 695. See Conaille-Muir- 
theimhne. 

Magh-Murchadha, in the county of Roscommon, 
1489. 














Magh-na-Cruachna, the Plain of Ratheroghan, in 
the county of Roscommon, 1490. 

Magh-Nailbhe, Moynalvy, in the county of 
Meath, 998. 

Magh-Nairbh, a plain in the ancient Ossory, 
1049. 

Magh-Nele, in Leinster, A. M. 3529. See Magh- 
Ele. 

Magh-Nisi, in Conmhaicne-Maighe-Rein, 1243, 
1270, 1367, 1446. 

Magh-Noensciath, in Leinster, a.m. 3790. 

Magh-Ochtair, in Leinster, A.M. 3549; A.D. 840. 

battle of, 586. 

Magh-Nuadhat, Maynooth, in the county of Kil- 
dare, 1535. 

Magh-Nura, 1072. 

Magh-O’mBreacain, Moymore Castle, in Tho- 
mond, 1570, 1571, 1600. 

Magh-O-gCoinchinn, Magunthy, in Kerry, 1495. 

Magh-rath, Mora, in the county of Down, bat- 
tle of, 634. See Magh-roth. 

Magh-Rechet, Moret, in the Queen’s County, 
A.M. 3529. 

Mach-Rein, 240, 1243, 1252. See Fiodhnacha 
Maighe-Rein. 

Magh-Riada, in Laighis, a. M. 3529. ‘ 

Magh-Roighne, a plain in the barony of Kells, 
county of Kilkenny, 859, 928, 929. See Cill- 
Finnche. 

Magh-roth, in Ui-Eachdhach-Uladh, a. m. 3549. 
See Magh-rath. 

Magh-samh, 1521, a plain in the parish of Jnish- 
macsaint, in the county of Fermanagh, 1521, 
1530. See Inis-Maighe-samh. 

Magh-Sanais, in Connaught, a. M. 3529. 

Magh-Seanchomhladh, now Moycola, in the 
county of Galway, 1596. 

Magh-Seirigh, a plain lying around Kells, in 
Meath, a.m. 2859. 

battle of, 738. 

Magh-Sele, in the country of the Southern 
Ui-Neill, or Meath, a.m. 3529. 

Magh-Seimhne, in Dal-Araidhe, a. mM. 2859. 








a 





INDEX LOCORUM. 


Magh-Slaine, Moyslaney, or Molaney, in Dealbh- 
na-Eathra, 1548. 

Magh-Sleacht, a plain lying round Ballyma- 
gauran, in the county of Cavan, A.M. 3656; 
A. D. 464, 615, 1256, 1459. 

Magh Smetrach, in Ui-Failghe, a. m. 3727. 

Magh-Tamhnach, in the King’s County, 1475. 

Magh-Teacht, in Ui-Mic-Uais, a. M. 3529. 

battles of, a. M. 3656; A.D. 240. 

Magh-Teathbha, in Westmeath, 1140,1156,1467. 

Magh-Tochair, in Inishowen, in Ulster, a. M. 
2859. 

Magh-Treagha, Moytra, a plain in the county of 
Longford, 1255, 1384, 1417, 1497. 

Magh-Tuireadh-Conga, a plain in Conmhaicne- 





Cuile-toladh, near Cong, in the county of 
Mayo, battle of, a. M. 3303, 3304. 

Magh-Tuireadh-na-bhFomorach, a. mM. 3330, 
3450; A. D. 1398, 1536. 

Magh-Ua-mBreasail, 1109. See Ui-Breasail. 

Magh-Ua mBriuin, 1149. See Ui-Briuin. 

Magh-Ua-Farca, 1157. See Ui-Farca, 

Magh-Ua-dToirdhealbhaigh, in Thomond, 1192. 

Magh-Uatha, battle of, 931. 

lake of, 1086. 

river of, 1056. See Loch-Maighe Uatha. 

Magh-nUra, granted to Clonmacnoise, 1072. 

Magh-Ui-Ghadhra, Moygara, or Moyogara, in 
the county of Sligo, 1538, 1602. 

Magh-Uillsen, in Ulster, 919. 

Maighe, battle of, a. Mm. 4306. 

Maigh, the river Maigue, in the county of Lime- 
rick, 1464, 1580, 1600. 

Maighin-Attaedh, near Kells, in Meath, 1012. 

Magunihy, barony of, in the county of Kerry. 
See Magh-gCoinchinne and Magh O-gCoin- 
chinn. 

Maighin, Moyne, monastery of, in the county of 
Mayo, erected, 1460. ; 

, Maigue, a river in the county of Limerick. See 
Magh and Maigh. 

Maing, river of, in Kerry, 1510, 1581, 1583, 
1600. See Caislen-na-Mainge. 











89 


Mainister. See Mainister Buithe. 

Mainister-Airbhealaigh, Muckrus Abbey, in 
Kerry, 1582. See Oirbhealach. 

Mainistir-an-aonaigh, Mannisteranenagh, in the 
county of Limerick, 1502. See Aonach-beag. 

Mainister-Buithe, Jonasterboice, in the county 
of Louth, 719, 1104. ‘ 

abbots of, 759, 762, 800, 836, 844, 847, 

853, 864, 875, 881, 887, 922, 933, 1004, 1092. 

airchinneachs of, 1059, 1067. 

bishop of, 521, 583, 1097. 

comharbas of, 964, 1039, 1075, 1117, 














1122, 

lector of, 1056. 

orgain of, 968, 

cloictheach, or steeple of, 1097. 

plundered, 968. 

Mainister-Conghbala, Priory of Great Conall, in 
the county of Kildare, 1203. 

Mainistir-Deirg, MJonasterderg, or Abbeyderg, in 
Teathbha, 1476, 1519. 

Mainistir-Droichit-atha, i. e. Jellifont, abbey of, 
in the county of Louth, 1152, 1157. See 
Droichet-atha. 

Mainistir-Eoin-Baiste, in, Tir-Maine, in the 














county of Roscommon, 1403. 

Mainistir-Fearmaighe, in the county of Cork, 
1599. 

Mainistir-Feorais, Monasteroris, in the county 
of Kildare, 1511. 

Mainistir-Fiontain, 685. 
Mainistir-Laoighise, Monaster-Leix, or Abbeyleix, 
in the Queen’s County, 1421, 1447, 1580. 
Mainistir-Leathratha, Lara Abbey, or Abbey- 
lara, in Anghaile, or the county of Longford, 
1383, 1398, 1405, 1467, 1475, 1478, 1490, 
1596, 1597. 

Mainistir-na-Buile, the Abbey of Boyle, in the 
county of Roscommon, 1593. 

Mainistir-na-Croiche-naoimh, the abbey of Holy 
Cross, 1600. 

Mainistir-na-Trionoide, Zrinity Island, in Lough 
Key, 1229. 


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90 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Mainistir-O-dTorna, M onasterodorney, or Abbey- 
dorney, in Kerry, 1577, 1582, 

Mainistir-Phoil-agus-Pheatair, at Ard-Macha, 
or Armagh, 1199. 

Mainistir-San-Bernaird, at Clarevall, in France, 
1148. 

Mainistir-Stephain-Mairtir, at Rome, 1064. 

Mainistir-Uaithne, Owney, or Abbington, in the 
county of Limerick, 1548, 1600. 

Mairtine, in Munster, a. Mm. 3790, 4169. 

Mallow, in the county of Cork. See Magh- 
Ealla. 

Manaigh-Uladh. See Monaigh. 

Manainn, the Isle of Man, 1060, 1096, 1154. 

Mang, Maine, a river in Kerry, a.m. 3751; 
A.D. 1510, 1581, 1583, 1600. 

Mangartach-Locha-Lein, Mangertonmountain, in 
Kerry, 1262. 

Mannin-lough, in the county of Mayo. See Loch- 
na-nAirneadh. 

Mannisteranenagh, in the county of Limerick. 
See Mainistir-beag and Mainistir-an-aonaigh, 

Maoilcaennaigh, on the river Suir, battle of, 
1043. 

Maoin-Choluim-Chille, Moone, in the county of 
Kildare, 1014, 1040. See Maein-Choluim- 
Chille. 

Maonmhagh, MJoinmoy, a territory in the county 
of Galway, a.m. 3501; a. p. 581, 796, 1067, 
1126, 1132, 1167, 1235, 1408. 

Ui-Corbmac of, 848. See Ui-Corbmaic. 





Maothail-Manchain, Moki, in the county of 


Leitrim, 1162, 1331, 1430, 1486. 
Maryborough, in the Queen’s County. See 
Campa and Port-Laoighise. 
Mayo, in the county of Mayo. See Magh-eo. 
Meadhraighe, Maaree, or Ballynacourty parish, 
in the county of Galway, 1597, 1600. 
Meannoda, or Beannoda,in Connaught, 1527. See 
Beannada. 
Meeting of the Three Waters, near the city of 
Waterford. See Comar-na-dtri-nUisge. 
Meath. See Midhe. 





Meelick, in the barony of Longford, county of 
Galway. See Miliuc. 

Meelick, in the barony of Leitrim, county of 
Galway. See Miliuc-Ui-Ghrada, 

Meelick, in the barony of Gallen, county of 
Mayo. See Mileac. 

Melifont, Mellifont, in the county of Louth, 
1269. See Droichet-atha. 

Methenaighi-Droma-chliabh, the river of Drum- 
cliff, in the county of Sligo, 1317. 

Midhbheach, Mevagh, in Tirconnell, 1232. 

Midhe, Meath, a.m. 2859, 3510, 3581, 4169; 
A.D. 492, 501, 528, 572, 588, 597, 630, 746, 
757, 761, 773, 799, 803, 807, 839, 843, 849, 
857, 859, 869, 910, 911, 913, 937, 938, 940, 
944, 946, 948, 952, 969, 985, 989, 991, 997, 
1001, 1004, 1005, 1006, 1012, 1013, 1014, 
1021, 1023, 1026, 1027, 1030, 1036, 1039, 
1040, 1044, 1048, 1049, 1053, 1059, 1069, 
1070, 1072, 1075, 1076, 1080, 1084, 1094, 
1097, 1100, 1101, 1103, 1106, 1109, 1110, 
1114,,1115, 1120, 1122, 1124; 1125, 1130, 
1131, 1133, 1135,. 1136, 1137, 1138, 1139, 
1140, 1141, 1142, 1143, 1144, 1145, 1150, 
TPIS, TIS25) 1153; 1154 1552175651157, 
1158, 1159, 1160, 1161, 1162, 1163, 1165, 
1166, 1168, 1170, 1174, 1176, 1177, 1178, 
1186, 1187, 1191, 1195, 1199, 1203, 1206, 
1207, 1209, 1218, 1220, 1221, 1226, 1227, 
1229, 1233, 1234, 1241, 1249, 1252, 1262, 
1264, 1272, 1289, 1290, 1293, 1315, 1316, 
1321, 1323, 1328, 1339, 1344, 1349, 1361, 
1362, 1373, 1374, 1378, 1379, 1385, 1398, 
1406, 1410, 1412, 1414, 1415, 1416, 1423, 
1424, 1430, 1431, 1433, 1434, 1437, 1438, 
1442, 1446, 1448, 1449, 1450, 1461, 1464, 
1466, 1468, 1471, 1472, 1474, 1475, 1476, 
1480, 1489, 1492, 1494, 1505, 1507, 1510, 
1512, 1522, 1523, 1535, 1539, 1541, 1545, 
1547, 1548, 1560, 1561, 1574, 1575, 1576, 
1577, 1579, 1580, 1584, 1592, 1593, 1594, 
1595, 1596, 1597, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1601. 

kings of, 645, 842, 972, 1030, 1070, 








INDEX LOCORUM. 91 


1073, 1089, 1090, 1103, 1106, 1143, 1144, 
1153, 1155, 1156, 1157, 1158, 1160, 1162, 
1167, 1169, 1173. 

Midhe, royal heirs of, 948, 1077. 

tanist of, 1064. 

lords of, 106, 596, 613, 628, 630, 649, 

763, 797, 824, 861, 862, 896, 943, 972, 1025, 

1027, 1030, 1059, 1090, 1171. 

plundered, 793, 834, 857, 859, 860, 

876, 913, 960, 1073. 

burned, 834, 857, 859, 860. 

east, 894, 1094, 1105, 1128, 1136, 1137, 

1144, 1146, 1152, 1156, 1175. 

west, 894, 983, 1053, 1055, 1082, 1091, 

1105, 1130, 1140, 1143, 1144, 1159, 1162, 

1163, 1184, 1572, 1600. See Iarthar-Midhe. 

south of, 1000. 

Milec, Meelick, in the barony of Gallen, county 
of Mayo, 1225. 

Miliuc, Meelick, near the river Shannon, in Sil- 
Anmchadha, 1231, 1235, 1479, 1557, 1595. 
Meelick-Ui-Ghrada, Meelick, in the south of the 

county of Galway, 1601. 

Millbrook, near Oldcastle, in the county of 
Meath. See Ath-na-gCeannaigheadh. 

Mindroichet, Monadroghid, in Leix, 864. 

abbots of, 600, 648. 

Miodhbholg, Meelock, a district in the barony 
of Lurg, on the borders of the counties of 
Fermanagh and Donegal, 1432, 1469, 1485, 
1586. 

Moanmore, in the county of Tipperary. See 


























Moin-mhor. 

Modhairn, the Mourne, a river in Tyrone, 1030, 
1557, 1586, 1588, 1592. 

Mogeely, in the county of Cork. See Magh-lle. 

Moghdhorna-Maighen. See Mughdhorna. 

Moghna. See Mughna. 

Mohill, in the county of Leitrim. See Maothail- 
Manchain. 

Moentacht, a district near Lifford, on the bor- 
ders of the counties of Tyrone and Donegal, 
1605. 





Moin-an-chatha, in Dal-Araidhe, 106. See 
Ceann-gubha. 

Moin-Coinneadha, a bog in the parish of Temple- 
togher, county of Galway, 1225, 1255, 1262, 
1316. See Tochar-Mona-Choinneadha. 

Moin-Conainn, the Isle of Anglesea, 960. 

Moin-crann-chaoin, 1233. 

Moin-Cruinneoige, near the river Liffey, in 
Leinster, 1084. 

Moin-doire-lothair, or Moin-mhor- Doire-lothair, 
Moneymore, in Ulster, battle of, 557. 

Moin-Foichnigh, Boughna Bog, in Ui-Failghe, 
A.M. 4169. 

Moin-Ladhraighe, 1484. 

Moin-lesc, 1486. 

Moinmhor, Moanmore, in Munster, dreadful 
battle of, 1151. 

Moinmoy, a territory in Clanrickard, in the 
county of Galway. See Maonmhagh. 

Moin-na-mbrathar, Monabraher, in the county 
of Limerick, 1510. 

Moin-Trogaidhe, in Ciannachta, battle of, a. M. 
4169. 

Moin-Ui-Dhomnaill, near the city of Limerick, 
1213. 

Moira, in the county of Down. See Magh-rath 
and Magh-roth. 

Molahiff, in the Co. Kerry. See Magh-Laithimh. 

Monaghan, monastery and castle of, in the 
county of Monaghan. See Muineachan. 

Monamohenoge, or Dunnamanoge, in the county 
of Carlow. See Mughna-Moshenog. 

Monahincha, in the county of Tipperary. See 
Inis-Locha-Cre. 

Monaigh, in Ui-Eathach Uladh, 1056, 1171. 

Monasterboice, in the county of Louth. See 
Mainistir-Buithe. 

Monasterderg, or Abbeyderg, in the county of 
Longford. See Mainistir-Dhearg. 

Monasterodorney, or Abbeydorney, in the county 
of Kerry. See Mainistir-O-dTorna. 

Monaster-Leix, or Abbeyleix, in the Queen’s 
County. See Mainistir-Laoighise. 


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92 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Moneymore, in the county of Londonderry. See 
Moin-Doire-lothair. 

Monivea, in the county of Galway. See Muine- 
an-mheadha. A 

Moone, in the county of Kildare. See Maein- 
Choluim-Chille and Maoin-Choluim-Chille. 

Morett, in the Queen’s County. See Magh- 
Rechet. 

Morgallion, barony of, in the county of Meath. 
See Gaileanga-Mora. 

Mor-loch, a name of Loch-Ribh, near Lanes- 
borough, county of Roscommon, 1180. 

Mota-Gairead, Mountgarrett, near New Ross, on 
the confines of the counties of Wexford and 
Kilkenny, 1598, 1599. 

Movilla, in the county of Down. See Magh- 
bhile. 

Moville, in the county of Donegal. See Magh- 
bhile. 

Mowney, in the county of Tipperary. See Magh- 
abhna. 

Moy, in the county of Leitrim. See Magh- 
Angaidhe. 

Moyaliff, in the county of Tipperary. See Magh- 
Ailbhe. 

Moybrawne, a district in the county of Long- 
ford. See Magh-Breaghmhaine. 

Moyclare, in the county of Meath. See Magh- 
Claraigh. 

Moycrin, or Crosmacrin, in the county of Gal- 
way. See Magh-Croin. 

Moyenny, near Ballyshannon, in the county of 
Donegal. See Magh-Cedne and Magh-Ene. 
Moygara, in the county of Sligo. See Magh- 

Ui-Ghadhra. 


Moylena, in the King’s County. See Magh- . 


Lena. 

Moylurg, in the county of Roscommon. | See 
Magh-Luirg. 

Moymore, in the barony of Ibrickan, county of 

_ Clare. See Magh-O-mBracain. 

Moynalvy, in the parish of Kilmore, barony of 
Deece, county of Meath. See Magh-Nailbhe. 





Moynalvy, in the county of Meath. See Magh- 
nAilbhe. 

Moynalvy, in the county of Tipperary. See 
:Magh-n Ailbhe. 

Moyno, in the county of Clare. See Magh-eo- 
Orbhraighe. 

Moyogara, in the county of Sligo. See Magh- 
Ui-Ghadhra. ; 

Moyry, near Tulla, in the county of Clare. See 
Magh-Adhair. 

Moyry Pass, in the county of Armagh. See 
Bealach-an-mhaighre. 

Moyslaney, in the King’s County. See Magh- 
Slaine. 

Moystown, in the King’s County. See Magh- 
Istean. 

Moytogher, a plain in the barony of Inishowen, 
county of Donegal. See Magh-tochair. 

Moytra, in the county of Longford. See Magh- 
Treagha. 

Moyvaghly, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Magh-bhachla. 

Muaidh, the River Moy, in the counties of Mayo 
and Sligo, 1063, 1151, 1249, 1257, 1263, 
1412, 1512, 1536, 1558, 1581, 1586, 1595, 
1596. 

battle of, 780. 

Mucnamh, Mucknoe, in the county of Monaghan, 
830, 931, 936, 1044. 

abbot of, 912. See Mucsnamh. 

airchinneachs of, 1009, 1067, 1161. 

Mucramh, battle of, 499. 

Muckruss Abbey, in the county of Kerry. See 
Mainistir- Airbhealaigh. 

Mucshnamh. See Mucnamh. 

Mughdhorna-Maighen, Cremorne barony, in the 
county of Monaghan, 610, 694, 735, 861, 
947, 949, 995, 1004, 1009, 1044, 1089, 
1096. 














lords of, 603, 606, 745, 754, 773, 774, 
781, 797, 799, 812, 833, 847, 848, 935, 953, 
978, 997, 1009, 1018, 1053, 1062, 1096, 
1110. 








INDEX LOCORUM. 


Mughdhorna-Breagh, in the county of Meath, 
807, 836, 867, 880. 

Mughna, 940. 

abbot of, 962. 

bishop of, 992. 

Mughna-Moshenog, now Monamohenoge and 
Dunnamanoge, in the county of Kildare, 1040. 

Muicinis, an island in Lough Derg, in the Shan- 
non, abbots of, 743, 1584. 

Muileann-Guanach, 1225. 

Muileann-Mhaoilodhrain, Mullenoran,nearLough 
Owel, in Westmeath, 647. 

Muileann-Adam, 1463. 

Muileann-chearr, Mullingar, inWestmeath, 1306, 
1450, 1467, 1475, 1553, 1572, 1575, 1597, 
1598. 

Muileann-Cul, 1072. 

Muilleann-na-gCrosan, at Aghabo, in the Queen’s 
County, 1069. 

Muileann-Ui-Ogain, i. e. O’Hogan’s Mill, in 
Aradh, 1559. 

Muineachan, Monaghan, in the county of Mo- 
naghan, 1462, 1492, 1495, 1518, 1531, 1540, 
1593, 1595. 

Muine-an-mheadha, Monivea, in the county of 
Galway, 1504, 1511. 

Muine-Broccain, 948, 992. 

Muine-Fraochnat, 1490. 

Muine-inghine Chreachain, 1271. 5 

Muine-liath, Moneylea, in Westmeath, 1472. 

Muintir-Anghaile, in the county of Longford, 
1141, 1143, 1170. 

Muintir-Birn, in Tyrone, 1172. 

Muintir-Branain, 1176. 

Muintir-Blaitiniu, 613. 

Muintir-Chearbhallain, 1355, 1486, 1492, 1528. 

Muintir-Cheirin, 1158. 

Muintir-Cheithernaigh, 1150. 

Muintir-Chionaetha, Munterkenny, in the county 
of Leitrim, Muintir-Chionaith, 1128, 1132, 
1159, 1171, 1252, 1294, 1303, 1333, 1334, 
1363, 1537. 

Muintir-Chuilen, 1155. 











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Muintir-Dubhetain, 1160. 

Muintir-Eolais, a territory in the county of 
Leitrim, 1065, 1085, 1087, 1139, 1140, 1146, 
1150, 1167, 1169, 1179, 1187, 1196, 1238, 
1253, 1265, 1288, 1306, 1315, 1317, 1324, 
1326, 1328, 1338, 1345, 1347, 1353, 1355, 
1365, 1366, 1367, 1374, 1383, 1384, 1387, 
1390, 1401, 1404, 1410, 1428, 1468, 1473, 
1486, 1487, 1488, 1492, 1499, 1500, 1530, 
1540, 1560, 1564, 1573, 1578, 1590, 1593, 
1595, 1602. 

Muintir-Feodachain, or Muintir-Pheodachain, a 
territory in the barony of Clanawley, county 
of Fermanagh, 1281, 1310, 1322, 1385, 1399, 
1416, 1429, 1439, 1445, 1451, 1452. 

Muintir-Fidhne, 1136. 

Muintir-Fholeamhain, 1070. 

Muintir-Gearadhain, Muntergeran, a district on 
the west side of Lough Gowna, in the county 
of Longford, 1080, 1156, 1159. 

Muintir-Ghiollacain, Muntergilgan, in the county 
of Longford, 1145, 1234, 1335, 1341. 

Muintir-Luainimh, in Feara-Ceall, 1141, 1156. 

Muintir-Maoilfhinn, or Muintir-Maoilfhinna, 
995, 1031. 

Muintir-Maoilmartain, 1154. 

Muintir-Maoilmordha, in the county of Cavan, 
lords of, 1162, 1256, 1257, 1282, 1293, 1328, 
1330, 1365, 1384, 1400, 1427, 1449, 1583, 
1596. See Breifne. 

Muintir-Mhaoiltsionna, in Westmeath, 109+, 
1140, 1154, 1155. 

Muintir-Murchadha, AMuntermorroghoe, in the 
barony of Clare, county of Galway, 1595. 
Muintir-Pheodachain. See Muintir-Feodachain. 
Muintir-Raghailligh, 1403. See Muintir-Maoil- 

mordha, 

Muintir-Scalaighe, 1044. 

Muintir-Thadhgain, Munterhagan, in Teathbha, 
1099, 1155, 1400. 

Muintir-Tlamain, in Westmeath, 1036, 1067, 
1086, 1098, 1155. 


“Muir-nlocht, the Ictian Sea, 405, 1537. 


94 

Muirisc, or Muiriusc, Murrisk, in Connaught, 
A. M. 3501, 3790; a. D. 598, 705, 718, 730, 
1005. 5 

battle of, 241. 

Muirtheimhne. See Conaille-Muirtheimhne and 
Magh-Muirtheimhne. 

Mullach-Aidi, now Mullaghthoyd, near Kells, in 
Meath, 1168. 

Mullach-Doramhnach, in Magh-Luirg, 1320. 

Mullach-Inneona, MJullaghinona, in the county 





of Tipperary. See Inneoin-na-nDeisi. 
Mullach-Laoighill, Mullagh, in East Breifne, 
1488. 
Mullach-Maistean, Mullaghmast, or Mullamast, 
in the county of Kildare, 1577. 
Mullach-mor, in Ui-Maine, Mullaghmore, in the 
county of Galway, 1596. 
Mullach-ratha, in Tir-Fhiachrach-Muaidhe, 
1336. 
Mullach-sithe-Aodha, Mullaghshee, or Mulnashee, 
in the county of Donegal. See Sith-Aodha. 
Mullach-Taiten [Mullach-Tailtenn], in Meath, 
1168. 

Mullagh, or Mullaghlyle, in the county of Cavan. 
See Mullach-Laoighill. 

Mullaghinona, in the county of Tipperary. See 
TInneoin-na-n Deisi. 

Mullaghmast, or Mullamast, in the county of 
Kildare. See Mullach-Maistean. 

Mullaghmore, in the county of Galway. See 
Mullach-mor. 


Mullaghshee, or Mulnashee, in the county of |_ 


Donegal. See Sith-Aodha. 

Mullagh-Teltown, in the county of Meath. See 
Mullach-Taiten. : 

Mullenoran, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Muileann-Mhaoilodhrain. ; 

Mullingar, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Muileann-chearr. 

Multeen, river of, in the county of Tipperary. 
See Maoilcaennaigh. 

Mumha, or Mumhain, Munster, a. m. 2859, 3501, 
3502, 3529, 3550, 3751, 4169, 4270; a. v. 10, 





INDEX LOCORUM. 


168, 241, 265, 271, 272, 432, 527, 593,627,636, 
661, 720, 726, 730, 742, 770, 780, 788, 789, 
822, 828, 829, 834, 836, 843, 846, 852, 856, 
858, 862, 873, 876, 888, 901, 902, 905, 908, 
913, 915, 919, 934, 937, 938, 939, 945, 948, 
949, 950, 951, 952, 957, 958, 960, 961, 965, 
967, 973, 976, 987, 990, 991, 994, 995, 997, 
1000, 1001, 1005, 1006, 1009, 1010, 1012, 
1015, 1020, 1021, 1024, 1036, 1043, 1044, 
1045, 1048, 1050, 1052, 1054, 1056, 1061, 
1062, 1063, 1064, 1068, 1070, 1075, 1077, 
1078, 1080, 1084, 1087, 1088, 1089, 1090, 
1091, 1092, 1093, 1094, 1095, 1098, 1100, 
1102, 1103, 1106, 1109, 1113, 1114, 1115, 
1116, VUE AIS; 1119; 1120; P20, 1124; 
1127, 1128, 1129, 1131, 1132, 1133, 1134, 
1136, 1138, 1139, 1140, 1142, 1143, 1144, 
1145, 1149, 1150, 115], 1152, 1153, 1156, 
1157 1158; 159, LUG, 116251166; 1168; 
1170, 1171, 1174, 1175, 1176, 1182, 1186, 
1188, 1194, 1195, 1196, 1200, 1207, 1212, 
1225, 1235, 1249, 1252, 1259, 1273, 1311, 
1316, 1317, 1326, 1328, 1334, 1340, 1369, 
1394, 1407, 1409, 1414, 1421, 1443, 1460, 
1465, 1477, 1489, 1495, 1502, 1510, 1514, 
1536, 1555, 1557, 1560, 1569, 1571, 1572, 
1573, 1575, 1576, 1577, 1578, 1579, 1580, 
1581, 1582, 1583, 1584, 1588, 1590, 1594, 
1595, 1597, 1599, 1600, 1601, 1602. 
bishop of, 1020. 

archbishops of, 895, 1117. 

bishop and lawgiver of, 1171. 

kings of, 56, 234, 489, 523, 571, 580, 
586, 600, 620, 628, 633, 645, 660, 664, 676, 
694, 699, 710, 711, 730, 737, 752, 825, 839, 
845, 846, 857, 897, 903, 974, 1030, 1064, 
1067, 1088, 1094, 1101, 1115, 1118, 1130, 
1142, 1145, 1151, 1154, 1156, 1167, 1168, 
1169. 

















royal heirs of, 987, 1018, 1027, 1032, - 
1052, 1068, 1075, 1110, 1114, 1115, 1118, 
1149, 1151. 

stewards of, 628, 1108, 1113, 1141. 














INDEX LOCORUM. 


Mumha, or Mumhain, plundered, 869, 871, 877, 
879, 914. See Caiseal-Mumhan. 

Mungairit, Mungret, in the county of Limerick, 
1102. 

abbots of, 752, 760, 909, 965, 993, 1006, 

1070, 1100. 

airchinneachs of, 994, 1014, 1028, 1033. 

burned, 834. 

plundered, 1107. 

Muntergeran, a district in the county of Long- 
ford. See Muintir-Gearadhain. 

Muntergilgan, a district in the county of Long- 
ford. See Muintir-Giollcain. 

Munterhagan, in the barony of Kilcoursey, 
King’s County. See Muintir-Thadhgain. 

Murbhach, Murvagh, in Tirconnell, 1272, 1342. 

Murbholg-Dal-Riada, Murlough Bay, in the 
county of Antrim, A.M. 3501; a. p. 725. 

battle of, a. M. 2859. 

Mur-nOllamhan, at Tara, A. M. 3922. 

Muscraighe, Muskerry, in Munster, 164, 747, 
900, 1477, 1495. 

lords of, 745, 843, 852, 883, 898, 921, 
990, 1009, 1043, 1044, 1115. 

Muscraighe-Bhreogain, 899, 1100. 

Muscraighe-Chuire, the barony of Clanwilliam, 
in the county of Tipperary, 1503. 

Muscraighe-Thire, 949, 1564, 1580, 1581, 1583, 
1589, 1600, 1601. 

lords of, 913, 989, 1006, 1078. 

Mutton Island, in the west of the county of 
Clare. See Oilen-Fitae. 

Mylerstown, in the county of Kildare. See Baile- 
Maolir. 























N. 


NAINE, A. M. 4422. 

Nanny Water, a river in Meath. . See Ainge. 

Nas, Naas, in the county of Kildare, 904. 

lords of, 861, 1466, 1575, 1599. 

fort of, 705. 

Navan, fort of, in the county of Armagh. See 
Eamhain. 











95 


Navan, town of, in the county of Meath. See 
Nuachongbhail and Odhbha. 

Neale, the, in the county of Mayo. See Caislen- 
na-hEle. 

Nendrum, an island in Loch Cuan. See Aon- 
druim. fi 

Newcastle, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Baile-an-chaislein-nui and Caislen-nua. 

Newcastle, in the county of Down. See Caislen- 
nua. 

Newcastle, in the county of Limerick. See 
Caislen-nua, 

Newtown, in the county of Limerick. See Baile- 
nua. 

Newtown, in the county of Westmeath. Sve 
Baile-nua. 

Newtown, in the county of Longford. See Baile- 
nua, 1295. 

Newtown-Stewart, in the county of Tyrone. 
See Baile-nua, 1600. 

Newry, in the county of Down. See Iubhar- 
chinn-tragha. 

Nithe, now the Ardee River, in the county of 
Louth, a. Mm. 4169. 

Nuachongbhail, Noughaval, in Thomond, 1599. 

Nuachongbhail, Navan, in Meath, 1539. 

Nuachongbhail, Noughaval, in Westmeath, 1464. 


O. 


Oca, near Tara, in Meath, battles of, 478, 
765. 

meeting at, 1168. 

Odder, near Tara. See Odhra-Teamhrach. 

Odhbha, in Meath, a. M. 3502; a. v. 890, 
1016. : 





battles of, a. M. 4415; A.D. 607, 1072. 

Odhra-Teamhrach, Odder, near the hill of Tara, 
in Meath, 772. 

Oenach-Tete. See Aonach-Tete. 

Oendruim. See Aondruim. 

Oentrobh, Antrim. See Aontruibh. 





| Ogamhain, at Ceann-Corbadain, 660. 


96 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Oghmhagh, Omagh, in Tyrone, 1470, 1471, 
1509, 1512, 1538. See Caislen-na-hOgh- 
mhaighe. : 

Oileach, or Aileach, Elagh, in Inis-Eoghain, 
939, 1101. 

grianan of, 1101. 

kings of, 913, 968, 1088, 1090, 1093, 

1094, 1100, 1101, 1110, 1151, 1164. 

royal heirs of, 933, 938, 993, 996, 1009, 

1016, 1018, 1024, 1046, 1054, 1063, 1114, 

1119, 1123, 1124, 1134. 

lords of, 865, 891, 906, 911, 912, 936, 

941, 960, 972, 995, 1000, 1003, 1005, 1012, 

1033, 1036, 1044, 1061, 1064, 1068, 1083, 

1136, 1170, 1188. 

tanists of, 939, 978, 1074, 1108, 1149. 

queens of, 938, 1214. 

plundered, 674, 900, 937. 

Oilen-an-oir, Dunanore, or Fort del Or, near 
Daingean Ui-Chuis, 1579. 

Oilen-Arda-Neimhedh, the great Island, or Bar- 
rymore Island, near Cork, a. M. 2859; A. D. 
1583. 

Oilen-Baoi-Bheirre, Bear Island, in the county 
of Cork, 1602. 

Oilen-Clapaigh, Clappy Island, in Lough Erne, 
county of Fermanagh, 1518. 

Oilen-Faoit, Whiddy Island, in the county of 
Cork, 1602. 

Oilen-Fitae, Mutton Island, in Thomond, 799. 

Oilen-Leath-ardain, 1599. See Leath-ardain. 

Oilen-na-beithe, Jd/anaveha, in the Shannon, 
King’s County, 1132. 

Oilen-na-circe, Castlekirk Island, in LoughCorrib, 
county of Galway, 1225. See Caislen-na- 
circe. 

Oilen-na-naomh, Saint’s Island, in Lough Ree, 
county of Longford, 1005. 

Oilen-na-nEnuighedh, Annies, on Lough Carra, 
in the county of Mayo, 1586, 1597. See 
Caislen-na-nEnuighe. 

Oilen-na-Trionoide, Z'rinity Island, in Lough 
Key, county of Roscommon, 1231, 1234, 1235, 


























1236, 1237, 1239, 1243, 1247, 1249, 1284, 
1290, 1343, 1355, 1448, 1504, 1599. 

Oilen-na-Trionoide, Zrinity Island, in Lough 
Oughter, county Cavan, 1237. 

Oilen-na-dTuath, in Tirconnell, 1583. See Port- 
an-oilein. 

Oilen-Ui-Maile, i.e. Clare Island, county of Mayo, 
1415. See Cliara. 

Oilfinn. See Ailfinn. 

Oirbheallach, now Muckruss Abbey, in Kerry, 
1340, 1560, 1582. 

Oireacht-Ui-Chathain, 1376, 1385, 1402, 1432, 
1467, 1472, 1489, 1537, 1542, 1598, 1600, 
1601. See Cianachta-Glinne-Geimhin. 

Oireacht-Remoinn, a territory in the county of 
Galway, 1599, 1600. 

Oirghialla, or Airghialla, in Ulster, a.m. 2859, 
3529, 3581, 3727; a. pv. 111, 493, 560, 825, 
851, 882, 953, 976, 998, 1001, 1022, 1032, 
1041, 1047, 1050, 1075, 1086, 1094, 1096, 
1099, 1100, 1105, 1113, 1128, 1131, 1136, 
1145, 1147, 1148, 1149, 1151, 1152, 1153, 
1155, 1158, 1159, 1163, 1166, 1168, 1171, 
176; VAT, LTS, 1182, 1187, 11895 1193; 
1197, 1199, 1217, 1241, 1251, 1252, 1259, 
1262, 1271, 1273, 1281, 1323, 1328, 1331, 
1337, 1341, 1342, 1344, 1356, 1357, 1358, 
1365, 1367, 1368,. 1369, 1370, 1372, 1375, 
1381, 1387, 1402, 1412, 1414, 1415, 1416, 
1419, 1422, 1423, 1424, 1429, 1432, 1436, 
1439, 1442, 1443, 1444, 1446, 1453, 1455, 
1457, 1462, 1466, 1467, 1476, 1484, 1485, 
1488, 1496, 1498, 1501, 1502, 1505, 1507, 
1513, 1515, 1522, 1539, 1557, 1561, 1589, 
1593, 1594, 1595, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1601. 

tanist of, 1096. 

lords of, 513, 594, 606, 636, 675, 695, 
825, 832, 835, 850, 874, 882, 917, 947, 961, 
987, 998, 1022, 1027, 1048, 1053, 1054, 
1078, 1086, 1093, 1095, 1101, 1127, 1138, 
1153, 1155, 1157, 1164, -1165, 1166, 1167, 
1168, 1169, 1170, 1171. 

Oirtheara. See Airtheara. 








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INDEX LOCORUM. 97 


Olbha, 891. 

Ollar, now the Six-mile-water, in the county of 
Antrim, 106. 

Ollarbha, now the Larne Water, in the county of 
Antrim, 106. 

battle of, 285. 

strand of, 558. 

Omagh, in the county of Tyrone. See Caislen- 
na-hOghmhaighe. 

Omey, in the county of Galway. See Iomaidh. 

Orior, baronies of, in the county of Armagh. 
See Airtheara. 

Orkney Islands, to the north of Scotland. See 
Insi-hOre. 

Osraighe, Ossory, 571, 690, 737, 749, 756, 764, 

781, 823, 846, 862, 864, 868, 871, 876, 887, 
890, 891, 893, 895, 900, 929, 938, 939, 960, 
962, 965, 967, 971, 972, 985, 997, 999, 1005, 
1014, 1015, 1024, 1026, 1027, 1039, 1043, 
1049, 1050, 1053, 1054, 1075, 1083, 1084, 
1094, 1101, 1103, 1118, 1121, 1126, 1134, 
1142, 1154, 1156, 1157, 1158, 1161, 1166, 
1169, 1171, 1177, 1185, 1186, 1194, 1247, 
12499 1324, 1383, 1386, 1431, 1443, 1478, 
1489, 1532, 1553, 1580, 1585, 1598. 
"___ lords of, 582, 601, 640, 658, 676, 710, 
711, 730, 735, 763, 765, 767, 797, 84}, 845, 
856, 857, 885, 903, 927, 931, 945, 967, 974, 
995, 997, 1002, 1021, 1022, 1026, 1027, 
1036, 1039, 1042, 1053, 1054, 1055, 1087, 
1089, 1095, 1103, 1119, 1123, 1146, 1151, 
1162, 1165, 1168, 1175, 1176. 

baintig, 1095. 

tanists of, 920, 937, 965, 972, 973, 978, 

990, 1036, 1095, 1119. 

plundered, 981, 1031, 1034. 

Othain-mor, Fahan, in Inis-Eoghain, in the 
county of Donegal, abbots of, 657, 716, 720, 
757, 769, 788, 850, 1070. 

comharbas of, 1098. 

airchinneachs of, 1119, 1136. See Fa- 
thain-Mura. 

Othain-beag, 716. 





























Owendalulagh, stream of, in the county of Gal- 
way. See Abhainn-da-loilgheach. 

Owenmore River, in the county of Sligo. See 
Abhainn-mhor. 

Owenriff, in Iar-Connaught, county of Galway, 
1560. 

Owney, or Abbington, abbey of, in the county 
of Limerick. See Mainistir-Uaithne. 


Pe 


Pats, Pallis, in the county of Longford, 1476. | 
See Bel-atha-na-Pailise. 

Pailis-Mhic-Carthaigh, Pallas, in the county of 
Kerry, 1510, 1514. 


Partraighe-Ceara, Partry, in the county of Mayo, 
1206. 

Pass of Kilbride, in the county of Westmeath. 
See Bealach-Chille-Bhrighde. 

Peronne, the city of St. Fursa, in France, abbot 
of, 774. ; 

Philipstown; in the King’s County. See Dain- 
gean and Caislen-an-Daingin. 

Pictland. See Cruithean-tuath. 

Pobal-Bhriain, Pobblebrien, in the county of 
Limerick, 1580. 

Pobal-Droma, Pobbledrum, or Drum parish, in 
the county of Tipperary, 1580. 

Pobal-Puirselach, Pobblepurcel, in the county of 
Tipperary, 1580. 

Pobal-Ui-Chaoimh, Pobdle- O'Keeffe, in the 
county of Cork, 1582, 1583, 1602. 

Pobblebrien, in the county of Limerick. See 
Pobal-Bhriain. 

Port-abhla-Faolain, in Fermanagh, 1439. 

Port-achaidh-inbhir, in Fermanagh, 1469. See 
Achadh-inbhir. 

Port-an-Fhailleccain, Portnelligan, in the county 
of Armagh, 1531. 

Port-an-oilein, Portilan, in the parish of Clon- 
dahorky, county of Donegal, 1583. 

Port-an-tulchain, in Ormond, 1441, 1600. 

Port-Croisi, Porterush, 1506, 1510, 1597, 1598. 


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98 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Port-Doire, the Harbour of Derry or Londonderry, 
1197. 

Portelstown, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Baile-Portel. 

Portilan, in the county of Donegal. See Port- 
an-Oilein. 


Port-Lairge, Waterford, 858, 910, 926, 1118, | 


1130, 1137, 1170, 1171, 1575, 1579, 1582, 

1599, 1600. 

bishops of, 1135, 1174, 1194, 1208, 

1210, 1240, 1462. 

Danes, or foreigners of, 888, 924, 937, 

967, 981, 982, 987, 999, 1037, 1088, 1134, 

1137, 1140. 

lords of, 1014, 1022, 1031, 1035, 1037. 

burned, 1111. 

plundered, 1057. 

Port-Laoighise, now Maryborough, in the Queen’s 
County, 1580, 1597, 1598, 1600. 

Port-Locha-Measca, Port-Lough-Mask, in the 
county of Mayo, 1224. 

Port-leice. See Port-na-leice. 

Port-Lomain, Portlemon, in the county of West- 
meath, 1461. 

Port-na-long, near Ballyshannon, in the county 
of Donegal, 1420. 

Port-mor, a fort between Lough Key and Lough 
Arrow, in the county of Roscommon, 1601. 

Port-na-Cruma, the Port of Crum, in Fermanagh, 
1515. 

Port-na-cairrge, at Lough Key, in the county 
of Roscommon, 1320. 

















Port-na-dtri-namhad, Portnatrynod, at Lifford, 


in Tyrone, 1522, 1524, 1526, 1583. 

Port-na-leice, or Port-leice, on the river Shan- 
non, near Jamestown, in the county of Ros- 
common, 1245, 1270. 

Portnelligan, in the county of Armagh. See 
Port-an-Fhaileagain. 

Port-nua, on the river Blackwater, in Ulster, 
1595, 1597, 1598. ; 

Port-omna, Portumna, on the Shannon, county 
of Galway, 1517. 





Port-righ, on the Dabhall, in Ulster, 356. 
Port-Rois, Rosse’s Bay, near Londonderry, 1200. 


R. 


Racura, Raghra, castle of, near Shannon Bridge, 
King’s County, 1557. 

Ragharee Island, off the north coast of the county 
of Antrim. See Reachrainn. 

Rahin, in the King’s County. See Raithin and 
Raithin-Ui-Shuanaigh. 

Rahin, in the county of Donegal. See Rathain. 

Raighne, an ancient territory included in the 
barony of Kells, county of Kilkenny, 859, 
965. 





battle of, a.m. 3817. See Roighne and 
Magh-Roighne. - 

Rairinn, or Raoirinn, Rearymore, in Ui-Failghe, 
A.M. 3549. 

Raithin, or Rathain, Rahin, in Feara-Ceall, 
King’s County, 631, 1141, 1153, 1156, 1166. 

abbots of, 636, 758, 787. 

anchorite of, 750. 

church of, 1139. . 

comharbas of Ua Suanaigh of, 631, 750, 
758, 787, 1113, 1136, 1139, 1141, 1153, 1166. 

Raithin-Ui-Shuanaigh, Rahin, in Feara-Ceall, 
1141, 1153. See Raithin. 

Raithlinn, in Ui-Eathach, in Munster, lords of, 
903, 1063. 

Raithlinn, island of. See Reachrainn. 

Raphoe, barony of. See Cinel-Moen. 

Rasa, the Rosses, in the barony of Boylagh, 
county of Donegal, 1435, 1603. 

Rasharkan, in the county of Antrim. See Ros- 
Earcain. 

Rashee, in the county of Antrim. See Rath- 
Sithe. 

Rath-Aedhain, a name of Ferns in Leinster, 906. 

Rathain. See Raithin and Raithin-Ui-Shua- 
naigh, 

Rathain, Rahin castle, in the barony of Banagh, 
county of Donegal, 1524, 1535. 














Ag? ey yer 


INDEX LOCORUM. 99 


Rath-Airthir, at Tailltin, in Meath, 784, 805, 
864. 





lords of, 805, 864. 

Rath-Aldain, Rathallon, in Meath, 850. 

Rath-Aodha-mic-Bric, Rathhugh, or Rahugh, in 
Westmeath, 857, 1382. 

abbot of, 771. 

bishop and abbot of, 783. 

Rath-Aodha-mBuilc, in Uladh, 618. 

Rath-Aodhain. See Rath-Aedhain. 

Rath-Arda-Craoibhe, in Leyny, county of Sligo, 
1265. 

Rath-Arda-Macha, 1091, 1112, 1166, 1196. See 
Ard-Macha. 

Rath-Arda-Suird, Rathurd, in Munster, a. Mm. 
3501. 

Rath-Bacain, in Latharna, in Uladh, a. m. 3529; 
A. D. 886. 

Rath-beag, in Magh-Line, 558, 965. 

Rath-beag, in Tyrone, 965. See Formaoil. 

Rath-Beothaigh, Rathbeagh, on the Nore, in 
Argad-ross, A. M. 3501, 3516. 

Rath-Bethech, where the King of Uladh was 
slain, 749. 

Rath-bile, Rathvilly, in the county of Carlow, 
1546. 
Rath-Blathmhaic, Rath, in the south of the ba- 
rony of Inchiquin, county of Clare, 1562. 
Rathbhoth, Raphoe, in Tirconnell, bishops of, 
815, 957, 1173, 1198, 1261, 1263, 1266, 
1275, 1299, 1306, 1319, 1337, 1366, 1397, 
1399, 1411, 1417, 1419, 1420, 1438, 1515, 
1543, 1557, 1561, 1580, 1589, 1597, 1611. 

successors of Adamnan of, 925, 952, 
988, 1010, 1040, 1057, 1328, 1450. 

Rath-Breanainn, Rathbrennan, in the county of 
Roscommon, 1143, 1410, 

Rath-Canannain, in Connaught, 1029. 

Rath-Ceannaigh, Rathkenny, in Meath, 1114, 
1152. 

Rath-Cinn-eich, in Ui-Niallain, a. m. 2859. — 

Rath-Ciombaoith, in Seimhne, a. mM. 2859, 3529. 
See Rath-Glaisi-Cuilg. 














Rath-Clochair, at Clogher, in Tyrone, a.m. 4328. 

Rathcore, in the county of Meath. See Dun- 
Cuair. 

Rath-Cro, 226, 892. 

Rath-Croich, in Magh-inis, or Lecale, in Uladh, 
A.M. 3529. _ 

Rath-Cruachan, 1593, 1595. See Cruachain. 

Rath-Cuile, battle of, 741. 

Rath-Cuincedha, in Seimhne, a. Mm. 3529. 

Rath-Dabhriotog, near the town of Sligo, 1595. 

Rath-Dumha, battle of, 237. 

Rath-Eadair, battle of, 1087. 

Rath-Eamhna, i. e. the Navan fort, near Armagh, 
A.M. 4532, 4546. See Eamhain-Macha. 

Rath-Epscoip, in Westmeath, 898, 1416. 

Rath-Esclair, 743. 

Rath-Ettain, 960, 889. 4 

Rath-Fharaidh, Rahara, in the county of Ros- 
common, 816. 

Rathangan, in the county of Kildare. See Rath- 
Imghain. 

Rathdown, in the county of Wicklow. See 
Rath-Oinn. 

Rathdowney, in the Queen’s County. See Rath- 
Tamhnaighe. 

Rath-Glaisi-Cuilg, Rath-Ciombaoith, at Ea- 
mhain, A. M. 3529. 

Rath-Goirrgin, Rathgorgon, in the county of 
Galway, 1597. 

Rath-Guaire, Rathwire, in the county of West- 
meath, 1209, 1450. 

Rath-Guala, in Uladh, 618. 

Rath-Imghain, or Rath-Iomghain, Rathangan, in 
the county of Kildare, 801, 1546. 

Rath-Inbhir, at Bray, in Crioch-Cualann, 776, 
953. 

Rathlin Island, off the north coast of the county 
of Antrim. See Reachrainn. 

Rath-Lochaid, at Glascharn, a. M. 3529. 

Rath-Luirg, in Sleachtmhagh, a. M. 3529. 

Rath-Luraigh, or Rath-Luirigh, Rathlury, or 
Maghera, in the county of Londonderry, 814, 
1135, 1218, 1319. : 


02 


100 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Rath-Luraigh, burned, 1135. 

plundered, 831. 

Rath-Maighe-aonaigh, in Tir-Enna, 779. 

abbot of, 725. 

Rath-mic-Malais, 834, 838. 

Rathmaolain, Rathmullan, 1516, 1588, 1595. 

Rath-mor, Rathmore, in the county of Limerick, 
1579. 

Rath-mor-Maige-Leamhna, in Tyrone, 111. 

Rath-mor-Maighe-Line, Rathmore, in the county 
of Antrim, battle of, 680. 

Rath-Mothaigh, Ryemoghy, in Tirconnell, a. mM. 
3529. 

Rathmullan, in the county of Donegal. See 
Rath-Maolain. 

Rath-na-Romhanach, Rathnarovanagh, in Kil- 








more parish, in the county of Roscommon, 
1248. 

Rath-Oenbo, 782. 

Rath-Oinn, Rathdown, in Crich-Cualann, A. M. 
3501. 

Rath-riabhach, Rathreagh, in the county of 
Longford, 1476. 

Rath-Rioghbhaird, in Muirisc, a. m. 3501. 

Rath-Sithe, Rashee, in the county of Antrim, 
bishop of, 617. 

Rath-Tamhnaighe, Rathdowney, in the Queen’s 
County, 874, 909, 1069. 

Rath-Uamhain, in Leinster, A. m. 3501. 

Rath-Tulach, in Oirghialla, 1365. 

Rathurd, in the county of Limerick. See Rath- 
Arda-Suird. 

Rathvilly, in the county of Carlow. See Rath- 
bhile. ; 

Reabh, battle of, a. m. 3656. 

Reachrath, Raghra, at Shannon Bridge, 1189. 
See Rachra, 

Rearymore, in the barony of Tinnahinch, Queen’s 
County. See Rairinn. 

Reachrainn, Rathlin, or Ragharee Island, off the 
north coast of the county of Antrim, 630, 
1045, 1551. 

church of, found, 630. 








Reachrainn, bishop of, 734. 

Reachrainn, off the coast of Breagha, abbots of, 
738, 743, 764, 768, 794, 848, 973. 

burned, 790. 

plundered, 1038. ‘ 

Rechet, lord of, 976. See Magh-Rechet. 

Regles-an-da-Sinchell, the church of the two Sin- 
chells, at Glendalough, 1163. 

Regles-Choluimcille, at Armagh, 1152. 

Regles-Poil-agus-Petair, at Armagh, 1166, 1250. 

Regles-Suidhe-Coluim-Chille, at Kells, 1148. 

Regles-Ui-Dhunain, 1141. 

Red-Chair, in the county of Limerick. See 
Bearna-dhearg. 

Ren, battle of, a. m. 4981. 

Rhin Lough, in the county of Leitrim. See 
Loch-Airinn. 
Righ, nine rivers in Leinster so called, a. M. 

3503. 

Righ, the Newry River, in Ulster. See Gleann- 
Righe. 

Righ, the Rye Water, on the confines of the 
counties of Meath and Kildare, 776. 

Rinn-an-Liagain, near Sligo, 1536. 

Rinn-Corrain, Rincorran, near Kinsale, in the 
county of Cork, 1600, 1601. 

Rinn-duin, Rindoon, or Randown, in the county 
of Roscommon, 1156, 1196, 1227, 1236, 1256, 
1270, 1370. 

Rinn-eanaigh, Rinanny, in the county of Clare, 
1564. 








Rinn-Mhil, Rinvile, near Oranmore, in the county 


of Galway, 1597, 1598. 

Roa, the river Roe, in Cianachta-Glinne-Geimhin, 
1592. 

Robhar, Rower, in the parish of Adare, county 
of Limerick, 1599. 

Rodhba, the river Robe, in the county of Mayo, 
1263, 1596. 

Rockforest, in the county of Clare. See Bealach- 
an-Fhiodhf hail. 


Rockvale, in the county of Clare. See Cluain- 
Dubhain. 


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INDEX LOCORUM. 


Roighne, a plain in the barony of Kells, county 
of Kilkenny, A. M. 3817; a. D. 859. See Magh- 
Roighne and Raighne. 

Roimh, Rome, 430, 926, 927, 1024, 1028, 1030, 
1031, 1034, 1038, 1051, 1064, 1134, 1148. 
Ros, in Corea-Bhaiscinn, 1565. See Cuan-Ruis 

and Cathair-Ruis, 1573.. 

Ros, Ross, in Magh-Aoi, 1110. 

Ros-Ailithir, Ross-Carbery, in the county of 
Cork, 866. 

abbots of, 824, 839, 850, 921, 1240, 

1320, 1448, 1460. 

airchinneachs of, 1015, 1055, 1096. 

bishops of, 1085, 1168. 

Ros-airthir, Rossorry, in Fermanagh, 1365,1379, 
1411, 1423, 1434. 

founded, 1084. 

Ros-birn, Rosborne, in the county of Sligo, 1239. 

Ros-Cette, the Rosses, in the barony of Carbury, 
county of Sligo, a. M. 3790; a. D. 1257. 

Ros-Chomain, Roscommon, 742, 746, 802, 925, 
1028, 1133, 1177, 1185, 1206, 1234, 1236, 
1247, 1257, 1260, 1262, 1263, 1265, 1266, 
1269, 1270, 1271, 1272, 1274, 1277, 1288, 
1291, 1292, 1307, 1308, 1340, 1341, 1342, 
1350, 1360, 1368, 1375, 1377, 1408, 1409, 
1410, 1416, 1418, 1448, 1453, 1461, 1464, 
1467, 1476, 1487, 1490, 1499, 1512, 1569, 
1584, 1585, 1592, 1593, 1594, 1595, 1596, 
1599, 1602. 

abbots of, 774, 777, 788, 795, 828, 914, 

928, 979. ; 

abbot and bishop of, 813. 

airchinneachs of, 835. 

———— lectors of; 1043; 1136. 

priest of, 1155. 

scribe of, 811. 

steeple, or round tower of, 1050. 

comharbas, or successors of Coman of, 

951, 956, 966, 973, 1001, 1025, 1052, 1093, 



































1097, 1135, 1152, 1170, 1200, 1232, 1258, 


1271, 1317, 1444. 
plundered, 1135. 








101 


Ros-Cre, Roscrea, in the county of Tipperary, 
826, 898, 1157, 1212. 

abbots of, 800, 816, 838, 857, 862, 876, 

884, 916, 918, 929, 986, 1005, 1011, 1600. 

airchinneachs of, 1127, 1134. 

bishop of, 1161. 

comharbas of Cronan of, 1033, 1042, 

1052, 1083, 1128, 1129, 1168, 1173. 

lector of, 1047. 

steeple, or round tower of, 11365. 

burned, 1133, 1147, 1154. 

Ros-da-charn, 1124. 

Ros-Deala, Rosdalla, in the parish of Durrow, 
county of Westmeath, 1054. 

Ros-each, Russagh, an old church in the parish 
of Diamor, county of Meath, 614. 

abbots of, 821, 896. 

Ros-Earcain, Rasharkan, in the county of An- 
trim, 1497. 

Ros-eo, Rush, in the county of Dublin, 717. 

Ros-Fraochain, in Muirisc, a. M. 3790. 

Ros-Guill, Rossguwill, in Tirconnell, 718, 1130. 

Ros-inbhir, Rossinver, in the county of Leitrim, 
1595. 

Ros -Iriala, monastery of, 1604. 
Oirbhealaigh. 

Ros-mic-Triuin, New Ross, in the county of 
Wexford, 1394, 1417. 

Ros-Mide, Rosmead, in Westmeath, 1162. 

Ros-mor, 839, 1288. 

Ros-oirbhealaigh, or Ros-Iriala, Rosserilly, in the 
county of Galway, 1351. 

Rosracha, Rossreagh, in Tirconnell, 1555. 

Ros-ruadh, Rossroe, in the county of Clare, 1564. 

Ross, in the county of Roscommon. See Ros. 

Ross, New, in the county of Wexford. See Ros- 

. mic-Triuin. 

Ross-Carbery, in the county of Cork. See Ros- 
ailithir. 

Rosserilly, in the county of Galway. See Ros- 
Iriala and Ros-Oirbhealaigh. 

Rosses, in the county of Donegal. See Rasa. 

Rosses, in the county of Sligo. See Ros-Cette. 


























See Ros- 


102 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Rosses Bay, near Londonderry, 1200. 

Rossorry, in the county of Fermanagh. See 
Fuinche and Ros-airthir. 

Route, in the county of Antrim. See Ruta and 
Dal-Riada. 

Rothluibh, 860. See Longphort-Rothluibh. 

Ruaidh-Bheithigh, Roevehagh, in the county of 
Galway, 1116, 1143, 1599. 

Rubha, Corranrue, in Ui-Fiachrach-Aidhne, 
1475, 1599. 

Rubha-Chonaill, Rathconnell, in Westmeath, 798, 
1159. 

Rubha-mena, near Lough Neagh, in Ulster, 928. 

Rubhann, in Muintir-Thadhgain, 1145. 

Rush, in the county of Dublin, See Ros-eo. 

Ruta-Mic-Uidhilin, the Route, inthe county of 
Antrim, 1357, 1358, 1368, 1418, 1425, 1427, 
1431, 1433, 1442, 1444, 1449, 1450, 1453, 
1454, 1472, 1489, 1505, 1506, 1522, 1524, 
1525, 1537, 1541, 1544, 1555, 1560, 1577, 
1583, 1584. 

Ryemoghy, in the county of Donegal. See Rath- 
Mothaigh. 


So 


SABHALL-Puapraic, Saul, in the county of 
Down, 493, 1011, 1149, 1170, 1293, 1526. 

abbot of the canons of, 1156. 

daimhliag, or stone church of, 1020. 

Sabhrann, an old name of the river Lee, in Mun- 
ster, 1163. 

Saeltir, battle of, 634. 

Saighir, Seirkieran, in Ely-O’Carroll, King’s 
County, 571, 961, 1088. 

abbots of, 739, 771, 783, 788, 807, 809, 

810, 826, 832, 841, 846, 867, 868, 885, 919, 

920, 941, 951, 1004, 1548. 

airchinneach of, 984. 

bishop of, 907. 

comharbas of, 1048, 1079. 

priors of, 937, 1012. 

plundered, 952. 





























Sailtean-na-nGasan, in Breifne, 1256. 

Sailtean, battle of, 896. : 

Saingel, Singland, in the county of Limerick, 
1088. 

St. Andrew’s, in Scotland. See Ceann-Righ- 
monaidh and Cill-Righmonaidh. 

St. Bridget’s House, at Kildare. See Teach- 
mor-Sanct-Brighde and Cill-dara. 

St. Columbkille’s Church, at Kells. See Cean- 
annus. 

St. Columbkille’s Shrine, at Ballynascreen, in the 
county of Londonderry. See Scrin-Choluim- 
Chille. 

St. Kevin’s Kitchen, at Glendalough. See Cro- 
Coeimhghin, 

St. Kieran’s Shrine, on Inis-Aingin, in the 
Shannon. See Scrin-Chiarain and Inis-Aingin. 

St. Mullin’s, in the county of Carlow. See 
Teach-Moling. 

St. Patrick’s Church, at Elphin. See Teampull- 
Phadraig. 

St. Patrick’s Island, near Skerries, in the county 
of Dublin. See Inis-Padraig. 

St. Seanchan’s Church, in Tirconnell. See 
Teampull-Seanchain. 

Saints’ Island, in Lough Ree, county of Long- 
ford. See Oilen-na-naomh. 

Saithne, in Meath, 1017, 1061, 1137, 1157, 
W165; VETO 71: 

lords of, 1018, 1023, 1086, 1140, 1153, 

1160, 1171, 1179. 





Salmon-Leap, cataract of the, at Ballyshannon, 


in the county of Donegal. See Eas-Ruaidh. 

Samhain, Knocksawna, in the county of Limerick, 
A.M. 4169; A.D. 241. 

Samhaoir, a name of the river Erne, 1596,1597. 

Samora, Zamora, in Spain, 1602. 

Saxan, Saxon-land, i. e. England, 683, 684, 686, 
852, 900, 935, 950, 1034, 1092, 1100, 1135, 
1167, 1170, 1171. 

kings of, 10, 938, 944, 1154. 

east, 908. 

north, 684. 











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INDEX LOCORUM. 103 


Scarriff, in the county of Clare. SeeSgairbh and | 


Caislen-na-Sgairbhe. 
Scarriffhollis, on the river Swilly, in the county 
of Donegal. See Scairbh-sholais. 
Scattrick Island, in Lough Cone, or Strangford 
Lough, county of Down. See Sgath-dearg. 
Scattery Island, in the river Shannon, near Kil- 
rush, county of Clare. See Inis-Cathaigh. 
Scelig-Mhichil, Skelligs, in Kerry, 823, 950, 
1044. 

Sciath-an-Egis, Skea Hill, in the county of Cork, 
965. 

Sciath-Neachtain, 766, 846. 

Sciortach, a river in Leinster, a. m. 4169. 

Scor-mor, Skurmore, in the county of Roscom- 
mon, 1468. 

Scotland. See Alba. 

Scrin-Adhamhnain, at Domhnach-Maighen, in 
Fearnmhagh, 830. See Domhnach-Maighen. 

Scrin-Adhamhnain, Skreen, in Tir-Fhiachrach- 
Muaidhe, 1022, 1030, 1395. 

Scrin-Chiarain, i. e. St. Kieran’s Shrine, on Inis- 
Aingin, 894, 1018, 1021. See Inis-Aingin. 

Scrin-Chiarain, at Clonmacnoise, 1143. 

Scrin-Coluim-Chille, Ballynascreen, in Tir-Eo- 
ghain, 1203. 

Scrin-Coluim-Cille, Skreen, in Meath, 875, 1127, 
1414. 


' 


plundered, 1027, 1037, 1058. 

burned, 1152. 

Scrin-Dachonna, on Inis-Padraig, in the county 
of Dublin, 793. See Inis-Padraig. 

Scrin-Manchain of Maethail, or Mohill, 1166. 
See Maothail-Manchain. 

Scrin-Mocholmog, at Staholmock, in Meath, 1027. 

Scrin-+Phadraig, 804, 817, 985, 1020, 1044. 

Sduaigh, at Fenagh, in Magh-Rein, 1251. 

Seaghais, the Curlieu Hills, in the counties of 
Roscommon and Sligo, 499, 630, 1131, 1210, 
1227, 1235, 1237, 1250, 1489, 1600. See 
Coirrshliabh-na-Seaghsa. 

Sednadh- Mic- Maghnusa, Ballymacmanus, or 
Belleisle, in Lough Erne, 1367, 1498. 











Seanboth-Sine, Zempleshanbo, in the county of 
Wexford, 601. 

Seanchomhladh, or Magh-Seanchomladh, now 
Moycola, in the parish of Killogilleen, county 
of Galway. See Magh-Seanchomhladh. 

Seanchua-Ua-nOiliolla, Shancoe, in the county 
of Sligo, St. Ailbhe of, 545. 

Seanlongphort, Longford, in Annaly, 1430. Sec 
Longphort-Ui-Fhearghail. 

Seanmhagh-Ealta. See Magh-Ealta. 

Seantruibh, Santry, in the county of Dublin, 
abbot of, 827. 

Sean-tuath-Maighe-Sleacht, 464. 
Sleacht. 

Seasgann-lubanach, Sheskinloobanagh, in the 


See Magh- 


county of Donegal, 1603. 

Seefin, in the barony of Coshlea, county of Li- 
merick. See Carn-Fearadhaigh. 

Seimhne, a. Mm. 2859, 3529, 3656. See Rath- 
Ciombaoith. 

Selgge, in Forthuatha-Laighean, battle of, 707. 

Seola. See Magh-Seola and Ui-Briuin-Seola. 

Sepel-Eoin-Baiste, near Fenagh, in Magh-Rein, 
1244. 

Sgairbh, Scarrif, in the county of Clare, 1564, 
1598. 

Sgairbh-Beagoige, a ford on the river Finn, in 
Tirconnell, 1531. 

Sgairbh-Innsi-an-Fhraoich, 1522. 

Sgairbh-sholais, Scarriffhollis, on the river 
Swilly, in Tirconnell, 1567, 1580. 

Sgath-dearg, Sketrick, a castle on an island in 
Loch-Cuan, county of Down, 1470. 

Sgiath-Ghabhra, Skea Castle, near the village of 
Lisnaskea, in Fermanagh, 1589. 

Shanescastle, in the county of Antrim. See 
Eadan-dubhchairrge. 

Sheskinloobanagh, in the county of Donegal. 
See Seasgan-lubanach. 

Shrule, in the county of Longford. See Sruthair. 

Shrule, in the county of Mayo. See Sruthair. 

Shrule, in the Queen’s County. See Sruthair- 
Guaire. . 


104 


Siddan, in Meath. See Sodain. 

Sidhe-Truim, an ancient mound near Slane, in 
Meath, 512. 

Sil, and its compounds. See Siol. 

Singland, in the county of Limerick. See Sain- 
geal. ‘ 

Siofog, a place near Kells, in Meath, 1156. 

Siol-Anmchadha, in the county of Galway,1021, 
1050, 1085, 1131, 1141, 1157, 1171, 1178, 
1201, 1207, 1235, 1264, 1347, 1355, 1403, 
1411, 1413, 1451, 1475, 1523, 1545, 1546, 
1549, 1554, 1556, 1557, 1572, 1580, 1601, 
1602. 





lords of, 1006, 1008, 1027, 1032, 1069, 

1096, 1135, 1158. 

plundered, 949. 

Siol-Aodha-Slaine, in Meath, 475, 781, 820, 
1047. 

Siol-Cathail, 810. 

Siol-Cathusaigh, 1151. 

Siol-Chuinn, 718. 

Siol-Dluthaigh, 630. 

Siol-Duibhthire, 1086. 

Siol-Maoilfithrigh, 718. 

Siol-Maoilruanaidh, or Siol-Maoilruain, in the 
county of Roscommon, 1192, 1200. 

chiefs of, 1104, 1133, 1228, 1254, 1287, 
1289, 1306, 1329, 1368, 1413, 1443, 1469, 
1487, 1495, 1504, 1554. 

Siol-Meascain, 613. 

Siol-Muireadhaigh, in Connaught, 700, 866, 
1044, 1059, 1092, 1093, 1094, 1097, 1106, 
LTO SST ar 335 res, 
1171, 1186, 1189, 1190, 
1237, 1245, 1249, 1259, 
1288, 1306, 1309, 1316, 
See Magh-Aoi. 

Siol-Ronain, 1131, 1158, 1205. 

chiefs of, 960, 1100, 1106. 

Sionainn, The River Shannon, 751, 816, 834, 
836, 848, 866, 902, 934, 957, 960, 961, 969, 
979, 1019, 1065, 1089, 1118, 1119, 1132, 
1135, 1137, 1145, 1153, 1155, 116%;,1%69, 








1225, 1227, 1231, 
1263, 1266, 1278, 
1342, 1361, 1441. 





1145, 1151, 1156, | 





INDEX LOCORUM. 


1160, 
1224, 
1420, 
1495, 
1555, 


1170, 
1247, 
1441, 
1499, 
1557, 


1171, 

1249, 

1446, 

1506, 

1559, 
1581, 1584, 1593, 
1600, 1601, 1602. 

Sith-Aodha, Mullaghshee, at Ballyshannon, in 
Tirconnell, a. M. 4518; A.D. 1597, 1599. 

Siuir, The River Suir, in Munster, a. M. 3529; 
A.D. 1043, 1398, 1399, 1523, 1559, 1560, 
1570, 1579, 1581, 1582, 1583, 1598, 1599, 
1600, 1601. 

Skea Castle, near the village of Lisnaskea, in 
the county of Fermanagh. See Sgiath- 
Ghabhra. 

Skea Hill, near the river Bandon, in the county 
of Cork. See Sciath-an-Eigis. 

Skelligs, in the county of Kerry. See Sceilig- 
Mhichil. . 

Sketrick Island, in Lough Cone, county of Down. 
See Sgath-dearg. 

Skool-hill, in the county of Clare. See Cnoc-an- 
sgamhail. . 


1186, 
1270, 
1466, 
1510, 
1572, 
1595, 


1190, 1210, 1220, 
1291, 1306, 1366, 
1475, 1479, 1492, 
1530, 1547, 1548, 
1573, 1579, 1580, 
1597, 1598, 1599, ° 


Skreen, in the county of Sligo. See Scrin- 
Adhamhnain. 

Skurmore, in the county of Roscommon. 
Scor-mor. 

Slaibhre, battle of, 601. 

Slaine, Slane, in Meath, 847, 945, 1053, 1156, 
1161, 1176, 1595. 

abbots of, 746, 768, 784, 797, 801, 823, 

838, 843, 847, 886, 920, 935, 938, 1001,1414. 

airchinneachs of, 946, 954, 956, 1038, 

1042, 1053. 

bishops of, 512, 847, 854, 867, 874. 

cloicteach, steeple or round tower of, 


See 














948. 





derthach, or oratory of, 1028. 
lector of, 948. 

ceconomus of, 782, 809. 
burned, 1170. 

plundered, 833, 1150. 


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INDEX LOCORUM. 


Slaine, the river Slaney, in Leinster, a. M. 4169; 
A. D. 906, 1460, 1580. 

Sleachtmhagh, a. m. 3529. 

Sleamhain. See Slemhain. 

Sleamhna-Maighe-Ithe, A. M, 2530. See Magh- 
Ithe. 

Sleibhte, Sletty, or Sleaty, in the Queen’s County, 
abbot of, 862. 

airchinneach of, 1055. 

anchorite of, 698. 

plundered, 864. 

Sleamhain, S/ewen, or Slane, in Westmeath, 492, 
SOT: 

Slemmish, in the county of Antrim. See Sliabh- 
Mis. 

Sliabh-Airbhreach, battle of, a. um. 4169. 

Sliabh-an-Iairn, Slieve-an-ierin, a mountain in 
the county of Leitrim, 1419, 1580. 

Sliabh-an-Chaithligh, near the city of Kilkenny, 
1126. : 

Sliabh-ardacha, Slieveardagh, a barony in the 
county of Tipperary, 1600. 

Sliabh-Baghna-na-dTuath, Slieve-Baune, in the 
county of Roscommon, 1572. See Bodhbhghna 
and Badhghna. 

Shabh-Beatha, Slieve-Beagh, in Ulster, a. M. 
2242; a. Dv. 931, 1502, 1530, 1593. 

battle of, a. mM. 3579. 

Sliabh-Bladhma, Slieve-Bloom, 840, 870, 1169, 
1269, 1557, 1580, 1598, 1600, 1601. 

Sliabh-Breagh, Slieve-Bregh, in the county of 
Louth, 1592. 

Sliabh-Callainn, Slieve-Gallion, in Ulster, 1167. 














Sliabh-Cailge, in Corca-Bhaiscinn, battle of, 


A.M. 3790. 
Sliabh-Chairbre, Stieve-Carbry, in the county of 
Longford, 1590, 1595. ; 
Sliabh-Callraighe-Bri-Leith, Slieve-Golry, in the 
county of Longford, 1445. 
Sliabh-Caoin-mhic-Deargdualaigh, now Slieve- 
Reagh, in the county of Limerick, 1599. 
Sliabh-Carbadach, now Mullaghcarbitagh, in the 
parish of Donagheady, county of Tyrone, 1567. 





ty 


105 


Sliabh-Claire, in the county of Limerick, 1600. 

Sliabh-Crot, Slieve-Grud, or Mount Grud, in the 
county of Tipperary, 1058. 

Shabh-Cua, Svieve- Gua, in the county of Water- 
ford, A. M. 3790; a. Dv. 593, 1031. 

Sliabh-Cuailgne, Slieve- Cooley, or theCarling ford 
Mountains, in the county of Louth, a. M. 
3500. 

Sliabh-Cualann, in the county of Wicklow, 866. 

Sliabh-Cuillen, Stieve-Gullion, in the county of 
Armagh, 517, 965. 

Sliabh-da-chon, i. e. Mountain of the Two Dogs, 
in Fermanagh, 1429. 

Shabh-da-en, Mountain of the Two Birds, in the 
county of Sligo, 1196, 1308, 1596. 

Shabh-Ealpa, Zhe Alps, 428. 

Sliabh-Echtghe, Stieve-Aughty, on the confines 
of the counties of Galway and Clare, 1596, 
1600. 

Shabh-Eibhlinne, See Eibhlinne. 

Sliabh-Feimhean, Slieve-Naman, in the county 
of Tipperary, a. M. 3751. 

Sliabh-Formaoile, now Slabh-Ui-Fhloinn, in 
the county of Roscommon, 1051. 

Sliabh-Fuaid, in the county of Armagh, a. ™. 
3500; a. pv. 709, 819, 922, 961, 969, 1006, 
1009, 1017, 1021, 1022, 1025, 1078, 1080, 
1098, 1099, 1100, 1109, 1167, 1592, 1601. 

Sliabh-Gamh, Slieve-Gamph, in the county of 
Sligo, 1285, 1490, 1512, 1536, 1586, 1595, 
1596. 

Sliabh-Guaire, Slieve-Gory, in the county of 
Cavan, A. M. 2859; a. p. 1054, 1136. 

Sliabh-Luachra, Slieve-Lougher, in Kerry, 1598, 
1601. 

Sliabh-Lugha, Slieve-Lowe, in the county of 
Mayo, 1206, 1227, 1228, 1256, 1259, 1262, 
1263, 1270, 1285, 1330, 1366, 1487. 

Sliabh-Mairge, Slieve-Margy, or Slieve-Marague, 
in the Queen’s County, 576, 1012, 1398, 
1557. 

Sliabh-Mis, in Dal-Araidhe, a. M. 4319, 4981. 

battle of, 771. 





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106 INDEX LOCORUM. 


Sliabh-Mis, in Kerry, a.m. 3500; a. D. 1580. 

Sliabh-Modhairn, in the county of Monaghan, 
A.M. 3501, 3579; a. pv. 1457. 

Sliabh-Muice, Slieve-Namuck, in the county of 
Tipperary, 1600. 

Sliabh-na-nGroigheadh, Sleve-Nagry, in Tho- 
mond, 1573. 

Shabh-O-nAodha, in Kinelea, county of Galway, 
1505. See Sliabh-Echtghe. 

Sliabh-Oidheadha-an-Righ, now the Cratloe, or 
Glennagross Mountain, in the barony of Lower 
Bunratty, in the county of Clare, 1564. 

Sliabh-Ruadh, Steve Roe, near the city of Dub- 
lin, 1535, 1557, 1580, 1590, 1592. 

Sliabh- Rusen, Slieve- Rushel, in Fermanagh, 
LD 

Shabh-Slangha, now Slieve- Donard, in the 
county of Down, A. M. 2533. 

Sliabh-Toadh, in Ulster, battles of, 291, 610. 

Sliabh-Truim, Sheve- Trym, now Bessy Bell 
Mountain, in Tyrone, 1275, 1435. 

Slieveardagh, barony of, in the county of Tip- 
perary. See Sliabh-ardacha. 

Slieve-Aughty, or Slieve-Baughta, on the bor- 
ders of the counties of Clare and Galway. 
See Echtghe and Sliabh-Echtghe. 

Sheve-Baune, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Sliabh-Baghna-na-dTuath. 

Slieve-Beagh, in Ulster. See Sliabh-Beatha. 

Sheve-Bloom, in the King’s and Queen’s Coun- 
ties. See Sliabh-Bladhma. 

Sheve-Bregh, in the county of Louth. See 
Sliabh-Breagh. 

Sheve-Carbry, in the county of Longford. See 
Sliabh-Chairbre. 

Sleve-Donard, in the county of Down. See 
Sliabh-Slangha. 

Slieve-Gallion, in the county of Londonderry. 
See Sliabh-Callainn. 

Slieve-Gamph, or Slieve-Gau, in the county of 
Sligo. See Sliabh-Gamh. 

Slieve-Golry, in the county of Longford. See 
Sliabh-Callraighe-Bri-Leith. 





Slieve-Gory, in the county of Cavan. See Sliabh- 
Guaire. Sa 

Slieve-Gua, in the county of Waterford. See 
Sliabh-Cua. 

Slieve-Gullion, in the county of Armagh. See 
Sliabh-Cuilinn. 

Slieve-Lougher, in the county of Kerry. See 
Sliabh-Luachra. 

Slieve-Lowe, in the county of Mayo. See Sliabh- 
Lugha. 

Slieve-Margy, or Slieve-Marague, in the Queen’s 
County. See Sliabh-Mairge. 

Slieve-Mish, in the county of Kerry. See SHabh- 
Mis. 

Slieve-Nagry, in the county of Clare. See 
Sliabh-na-ngroigheadh. 

Sleve-Naman, in the county of Tipperary. See 
Sliabh-Feimhean. 

Slieve-Namuck, in the county of Tipperary. 
See Sliabh-Muice. 

Slieve-Phelim Mountains, in the county of Tip- 
perary. See Eibhlinne. 

Slieve-Roe, near Dublin. See Sliabh-Ruadh. 

Slieve-Trym, now Bessy Bell Mountain, in the 
county of Tyrone. See Sliabh-Truim. 

Slighe-Asail, an ancient road in Westmeath, 
123. 

Slighe-Cuailgne, battle of, 236. 

Slighe-Cualann, 123. 

Slighe-Dala, 123. See Bealach-mor-Maighe-dala. 

Slighe-Miodluachra, 123, 1101. 


Slighe-Mor, an ancient road extending from 
Dublin to Clarinbridge, in the county of. 


Galway, 123. 

Sligeach, Stigo, in Connaught, 537, 1188, 1236, 
1245, 1246, 1249, 1253, 1257, 1265, 1269, 
1270, 1271, 1293, 1294, 1310, 1360, 1362, 
1368, 1371, 1385, 1386, 1388, 1395, 1396, 
1397, 1398, 1402, 1403, 1414, 1416, 1418, 
1419, 1420, 1422, 1432, 1444, 1445, 1454, 
1455, 1470, 1471, 1478, 1494, 1495, 1501, 
1512, 1513, 1516, 1522, 1526, 1533, 1536, 
1538, 1545, 1553, 1561, 1572, 1581, 1583, 


ee 








INDEX LOCORUM. 


1585, 1586, 1590, 1593, 1595, 1596, 1597, 
1598, 1599, 1600, 1601, 1602. 

Sligeach, the river Sligo, now the river Gitly, 
1595, 1596, 1600, 1601. 

Sloinnte, the three, 785. 

Smeire, battle of, 291. 

Smithstown, in Corcomroe, county of Clare. 
See Baile-Eoin-Gabhann. 

Snamh-Aighneach, Carlingford Lough, county 
of Louth, 850. 

foreigners, or Danes of, 921. 

harbour of, 1149, 

Snamh-in-Redaigh, on the river Shannon, 1261. 

Snamh-rathainn, 1148. 

Sodain, Siddan, in Meath, 1159. 

Sol, Col, an island lying opposite Ardnamur- 
chan, in Scotland, 565. 

Sord-Choluim-Chille, Swords, in the county of 
Dublin, 1013. 

airchinneachs of, 








1028, 1048, 1060, 





1136. 





bishops of, 965, 1023. 
lector of, 1042. 
burned, 1020, 1069, 1130, 1138, 1150, 








1166. 





plundered, 1035. 

Spancel-hill, in the county of Clare. 
Fuarchoille. 

Springfield, in the county of Limerick. See 
Gort-na-tibrat. 

Sradbhaile-Duine-Dealgan, Dundalk, in the 
county of Louth, 1253, 1387, 1444, 1601. 
See Dun-Dealgan. 

Sradbhaile-Laoighisi, Stradbally-Leix, in the 
Queen’s County, 1596. 

Sraid-an-fhiona, Wéinetavern-street, in Dublin, 
1597. . 

Srath-ban, Strabane, in the county of Tyrone, 
1583, 1592, 1595, 1600, 1605. 

Srath-bo-Fiaich, in Tirconnell, 1548. 

Srath-buidhe, Straboy, river of, in Tirconnell, 
1576. 

Srath-Fear-Luirg, in Fermanagh, 1366. 


See Cnoc- 





107 


Sruth, battle of, 236. 

Sruth-Cluana-arggaid, 806. 

Sruthair, Shrule, or Abbeyshrule, in the county 
of Longford, 1154, 1271, 1355, 1476. 

battle of, 761. 





Sruthair, Sruveel, in the county of Monaghan, 


996. 

Sruthair, Shrule, in the county of Mayo, 1263, 
1570, 1598. 

Sruthair-Guaire, Shrule, in the Queen’s County, 
abbots of, 864, 901. 


Sruveel, in the county of Monaghan. See Sru- 
thair. 
Stackallan, in the county of Meath, See Teach- 


Collain. 
Staholmock, in the county of Meath, See Scrin- 
Mocholmog. 


Stonestown, in the King’s County. See Baile- 
na-cloiche. 

Straboy, in the county of Donegal. See Srath- 
buidhe. 


Street, in the county of Westmeath. See Caislen- 
na-Sraide. 

Suca, the river Suck, in Connaught, a. mM. 3501; 
A. D. 751, 816, 1120, 1263, 1472, 1499, 1505, 
1530, 1572, 1580, 1588, 1595, 1597, 1600, 
1601. 

Suidhe-an-Roin, Shinrone, castle of, in the King’s 
County, 1533, 1600. 

Suidhe-Odhrain, Secoran, or Syoran, in Sliabh- 
Guaire, 1054. See Loch-Suidhe-Odhrain. 
Suileach, the river Swilly, in 'Tir-Conaill, 1258, 

1511, 1567, 1587, 1595, 1607. 

Sulchoid, Sulloghod, or Sallowhead, on the bor- 
ders of the counties of Tipperary and Lime- 
rick, 1602. 

Syoran, in the county of Cavan. See Suidhe- 
Odhrain. 


T. 


TaGHADOE, in the county of Kildare. See Teach- 
Tuae. 


P2 


& 


108 


Taghmon, in the county of Westmeath. Sce 
Teach-Munna. 

Taghmon, in the county of Wexford. See Teach- 
Munna. 

Taghtoo, or Taptoo, in the county of Kildare. 
See Teach-Tuae. 

Tailltin, Teltown, in Meath, a. m. 3370, 3500; 
A. D. 594, 720, 847, 855, 876, 903, 914, 930, 
1001, 1004. 

fairs of, 539, 715, 806, 825, 887, 894, 

915, 925, 1006, 1120, 1168. 

battles of, 489, 677. 

Taimhleacht-Muintire-Partholain, Tallaght, in 
the county of Dublin, a. Mm. 2820. 

Tamhlacht-Maoilruain, Tallaght, in the county 
of Dublin, 806, 889, 1125. 

founded, 769. 

abbots of, 798, 823, 866, 872, 873, 894, 














937. 
anchorite of, 868. 

bishops of, 787, 962. 

bishop and abbot of, 913, 966. 

bishop and lector of, 964. 

comharbas of, 807, 825, 937, 957. 
prior of, 863. 

termon of, 806. 

Tamhnach-an-reata, Tawny, in Fermanagh, 1512. 
Tamhnach, chief of, 718. 

Tapadan, Tappaghan, in Tyrone, 1472. 

See Teach- 























Taptoo, in the county of Kildare. 
Tuae. 

Tara, in the county of Meath. See Teamhair. 

Tawny, in the county of Fermanagh, See Tamh- 
nach-an-reata. 

* 'Teach-Airinnan, Tifarnan, or Tyfarnham, in 
Westmeath, 877. 

Teach-Baoithin-Airtigh, 77bohine, in the county 
of Roscommon, 1199, 1225, 1229, 1233, 

Teach-Collain, Stackallan, in Meath, 1046. 

Teach-Choluimchille, at Kilmacrenan, in Tir- 
connell, 1129. 

‘Teach-Dachonna, in Ui-Maine. See Tigh- 
Dachoinne. 





INDEX LOCORUM. 


Teach-Fethgna, abbot of, 936. 

airchinneach of, 951. 

Teach-Gioghrain, 954. | 

Teach-Mailconog, at Bodhammair, in Dealbhna- 
Eathra, 834. 

Teach-mic-nEathach, in Cianachta-Breagh, 918, 

Teach-Mochua, Zimahoe, in the Queen’s County, | 
1042, 1142. 

abbots of, 880, 928, 969, 1001, 1007. 

vice-abbot of, 936. 

airchinneach of, 919. 

bishop of, 931. 

comharba of Mochua of, 1246. 

lector of, 951. 

: oratory of, 1069. 

Teach-mo-Fhionna, Taghmon, in the county of 
Wexford, abbot of, 779. See Teach-Munna. 

Teach-Molaga, 7¢moleague, in the county of Cork, 
1240, 1576. 

Teach-Moling, Timoling, or St. Mullin’s, in the 
county of Carlow, 915. 

abbots of, 930, 965. 

airchinneach of, 1043. 

Danes, or foreigners of, 888. 

burned, 1138. 

plundered, 951. 

Teach-Munna, in the county of Westmeath, 
1452. 

Teach-Munna, Taghmon, in the county of Wex- 
ford, 777, 817, 854, 925, 1383. 

abbots of, 859, 886, 889, 925, 953. 

vice-abbot, or prior of, 885. 

plundered, 917. 

Teach-na-Romhan, in Ui-Garchon, in Leinster, 
430. 

Teach-Sarain, Tisaran, in Dealbhna- Eathra, 
1541. 

Teach-Sruithe-Cluain-mic-Nois, 927. 

Teach-Teampla, Templehouse, in Luighne-Con- 
nacht, 1271. 

Teach-Teille, Tehelly, near Durrow, in the King’s 
County, 720, 865, 884, 898, 936. 

burned, 670. 



























































INDEX LOCORUM. 109 


Teach-Tuae, Zaghtoo, or Taghadoe, in the county 
of Kildare, 765. 

Teagh-Brighde, at Galway, 1597. 

Tealach-ard, Tullyard, near Trim, in Meath, 
cloictheach or steeple of, 1171. 

Tealach-an-chosgair, in Breagha, a. M. 4606. 

Tealach-Cearbhaill, in East Breifne, 1378. 


‘Teallach-Chearbhallain, in the county of Lei- 


trim, 1528. See Muintir-Chearbhallan. 

Teallach-Conmasa, 1389. 

Tealach-Curnain, 1341. 

Tealach-Deadhaidh, Tullagh-O’Dea, in Dal- 
g@Cais, 1114. See Tulach-Ui-Dheadhaidh. 
Tealach-Dunchadha, Tullaghonagha, or Tully- 

hunco, in the county of Cavan, 1282, 1294, 
1317, 1340, 1361, 1365, 1367, 1383, 1390, 
1411, 1412, 1419, 1424, 1427, 1450, 1470, 

1512, 1523, 1595. 

Tealach-Eachdhach, Tullaghagh, or Tullyhaw, 
barony in the county of Cavan, 1258, 1277, 
1298, 1303, 1340, 1343, 1359, 1362, 1383, 
1393, 1398, 1424, 1427, 1431, 1445, 1485, 
1495, 1496, 1499, 1506, 1508, 1512, 1527, 
1532, 1595. 

Tealach-Foirtcheirn, Tullow, in the county of 
Carlow, 1050. 

Tealach-Gairbheth, or Tealach-Garbha, Tully- 
garvey, a barony in the county of Cavan, 1043, 
1252. 

Tealach-Gealagain, in Oirghialla, 1491. 

Tealach-n-ionmainne, Tullamaine, in the county 
of Kilkenny, 1026. 

cloictheach, tower or steeple of, 1121. 

Tealach-lias, Tullalease, in the county of Cork, 
abbot of, 804. See Tulach-lias. 

Tealach-Midhe, lord of, 828. 

Tealach-Og, T'ullaghoge, in Tyrone, 912, 1011, 
1031, 1054, 1064, 1111, 1181, 1186, 1196, 
1206, 1232, 1250. 

lawgivers of, 1103, 1122. 

lords of, 1064, 1068, 1078. 

Tealach-Olann, or Tealach-Ualann, 725. 

bishop of, 709. 

















Teamhair, Zara, in Meath, a.m. 3502, 3959, 
4020, 4757, 4815, 4875, 5069; a. p. 36, 122% 
123, 225, 241, 266, 283, 365, 499, 594, 772, 
797, 836, 839, 849, 876, 884, 903, 919, 923, 
939, 942, 999, 1004, 1030, 1076, 1104, 1151, 
1169, 1197, 1446, 1466, 1539. 

kings of, 763, 876, 1005, 1013, 1030, 

1087, 1089, 1094, 1109, 1118, 1123, 1130, 

1135;; 1137, 41412 1153; 1167, 1169, 1189. 

royal heirs of, 922, 924, 929, 949, 950, 

975, 990, 1012, 1016, 1026, 1036, 10-41, 

1042, 1047, 1058, 1059, LOTT, ATS V 123: 

1133, 1143, 1163. 

lords of, 969, 1105. 

battles of, a. m. 3669, 3882, 4815; a. pb. 














978. 

meetings or feasts of, A. M. 3922; a. v. 
454, 463, 465, 466, 552, 554. 

Teamhair-Luachra, in the county of Kerry, 
1580. 

Teampull-an-Phuirt, Z'empleport, in the county 
of Cavan, 1496. 

Teampull-Christ, Christ’s Church, in Dublin, 
1283. 

Teampull-carna, Templecarn, in Tirconnell,1497. 

Teampull-Phadruig, St. Patrick’s Church, at 
Elphin, in the county of Roscommon, 1488. 





Teampull-ratha, in Tirconnell, 1566. 
Teampull-Seanchain, in Tirconnell, 1540. 
Teanmhagh, in Connaught, a. mM. 3549. 

battle of, aA. M. 3529. 

Tearmann-Caoimhghin, 1043. 

plundered, 983. 

Tearmann -Caollainne, TZermonkeelin, in the 
county of Roscommon, 1108, 1225, 1236. 

burned, 1137. See Doire-Caelainne. 

Tearmann-Ciarain, 960, 

burned, 831, 957. 

plundered, 844. 

Tearmann-Dabheog, Termonmagrath, in Tircon- 
nell, 1043, 1111, 1160, 1196, 1198, 1247, 
1248, 1344, 1395, 1440, 1469, 1471, 1492, 
1496, 1504, 1522, 1566. 

















110 INDEX LOCORUM 


Tearmann-Doire, i. e. the Termon of Derry, in 
Ulster, 1537. 

Tearmann-Feichin, Termonfeckin, in the county 
of Louth, 1013. 

airchinneachs of, 1045, 1053, 1056. 

monastery of canons at, 1164. 

plundered, 1025, 1149. 

Tearmann-Finnia, plundered, 1019. 











Tearmann-Meg-Craith, Termonmagrath, in the 
county of Donegal, near the brink of Lough 
Erne, 1561, 1586. See Tearmann-Dabheog. 

Tearmann-Tighearnain-Oiridh, the Termon of 
Tighearnan of Errew, at Lough Con, in the 
county of Mayo, 1536. 

Tearmann-Ui-Maoin, Termonomongan, in Tyrone, 
1557. 

Teathbha, Teffa, a large territory in Westmeath, 
A.M. 2859, 3529, 3656 ; a. D. 487, 556, 734, 
738, 794, 822, 839, 840, 952, 962, 992, 
1012, 1014, 1030, 1036, 1044, 1053, 1058, 
1068, 1070, 1077, 1079, 1080, 1087, 1098, 
1100, 4134521132, -1133,91035; 11365 1137, 
1140, 1141, 1145, 1147, 1148, 1153, 1155, 
1156, 1157, 1158, 1159, 1160, 1166, 1174, 
1178, 1186, 1207, 1233, 1316, 1400, 1446, 
1467, 1562, 1567. 

Cairbre of. See Cairbre-Teathbha and 

Cairbre-Gabhra, 

Calraighe of. See Calraighe-Teathbha. 

Feara-Cul of. See Feara-Cul-Teathbha. 

lords or chiefs of, 547, 556, 573, 585, 

736, 760, 766, 770, 786, 821, 824, 826, 833, 

877, 889, 893, 917, 925, 941, 949, 954, 955, 

972, 979, 991, 992, 994, 995, 997, 1000, 

1002, 1014, 1015, 1028, 1031, 1034, 1036, 

1038, 1043, 1046, 1067, 1070, 1071, 1086, 

1087, 1095, 1098, 1099, 1101, 1106, 1141, 

1153, 1156. 

tanists of, 998, 1025, 1027, 1044, 

















1066. 





plundered, 1156. 

—— east, 1098, 1101, 1103, 1107. 

——— west, 1099. 
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Tehelly, near Durrow, in the meee County. 
See Teach-Teille. 

Teilinn. See Cuan-Teilionn. 

Templecarne, in the county of Donegal. See 
Teampull-carna. 

Templehouse, in the county of Sligo. See Teach- 
Teampla. 

Templeport, in the county of Cavan. See Team- 
pull-an-phuirt. 

Templerath, in Tirconnell. See Teampull-ratha. 

Templetogher, in the county of Galway. See 
Tochar-Mona-Choinneadha. 

Termonderry, in the parish of Templemore, 
county of Londonderry. See Tearmann- 
Doire. 

Termondervilla, or Termonderivla, in the county 
of Mayo. See Cill-Dairbhile. 

Termonfineen, at Clonard, in Meath. See Tear- 
mann-Finnia. 

Termonkeelin, in the county of Roscommon. 
See Tearmann-Caolainne and Doire-Caelainne. 

Termonmagrath, in the county of Donegal. 
See Tearmann-Meg-Craith and Tearmann- 
Dabheog. 

Termonomongan, in the county of Tyrone. See 
Tearmann-Ui-Mhaoin. 

Termontiernan, at Errew of Lough Con, in the 
county of Mayo, See Tearmann-Tighearnain- 
Oiridh. 

Terryglass, in the county of Tipperary. See 
Tir-da-ghlas. 


Terryland, near the town of Galway. See Ath- 


tire-Oilein and Tir-Oilein. 
Thomond, or North Munster. 
mha. 
Three Castles, the, in the county of Wicklow. 
See Baile-na-dtri-gcaislen. 


See Tuathmhu- 


Tiaquin, castle of, in the county of Galway. 
See Tigh-Dachoinne and cage: Tiel Dy 
choinne. 

Tibohine, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Teach-Baoithin- Airtigh. 

Tibraid and its compounds. See Tiobraid. 


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INDEX LOCORUM. 111 


Tifarnan, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Teach-Arinnain. 


Tigh-Dachoinne, or Teach-Dachonna, Tiaquin, 
county of Galway, 1266. 

Tigh-Gioghran, near the river Liffey, in Lein- 
ster, 954. See Teach-Giograin. 

Tigh-Moling. See Teach-Moling. 

Tigh-Ua-Maine, 673. 

Tigh-Ui-Chillin, O° Kileen’s House, in Connaught, 
1443. 

Timahoe, in the Queen’s County. See Teach- 
Mochua. 

Timoleague, in the county of Cork. See Teach- 
Molagga. 

Timoling, or St. Mullin’s, in the county of Car- 
low. See Teach-Moling. 

Tinnahinch, barony of, in the Queen’s County. 
See Ui-Riagain. 

Tiobraid-Arann, Tipperary, in Munster, 1560. 

Tiobraid-Fhachtna, Tibraghny, in the county of 
Kilkenny, 1185. 

Tiobraid-Finghin, at Clonmacnoise, 610. 

Tiobraid-Finn, in Ui-Maine, 751. 

Tiobraid-Ultain, St. Vltan’s Well, in Meath, 1209. 

Tirahan, in the barony of Longford, county of 
Galway. See Tir-Ithain and Tir-Athain. 

Tir-Aedha, in Tirconnell. See Tir-Aodha. 

Tir-Amhalghaidh, Tirawley, in the county of 
Mayo, 449. 

barony of, 1595. See Ui-Amhalghadha. 

Tir-Ainmireach, now the barony of Boylagh, in 
the county of Donegal, 1343. 

Tir-an-aenaigh, in Meath, 803. 

Tir-Aodha, Tirhugh, in Tirconnell, 639, 1343, 
1398, 1412, 1431, 1434, 1435, 1436, 1474, 
1477, 1495, 1522, 1601. See Cinel-Aedha. 

Tir-Athain, 7irahan, in the parish of Lickmo- 
lassy, barony of Longford, county of Galway, 
1545, 1595. See Tir-Ithain and Bealach-tire- 
Ithain. ; 

Tirawley, barony of, in the county of Mayo. 
See Tir-Amhalghadha and Ui-Amhalghadha. 

Tir-Beccon, 1159. See Ui-Beccon. 








Tir-Boghaine, Banagh Barony, in Tirconnell, or 
the county of Donegal, 1496, 1522, 1524, 
1530, 1535, 1542, 1543, 1547, 1550, 1551, 
1558, 1562, 1564, 1567, 1576, 1577, 1581, 
1582, 1583, 1586, 1588, 1590, 1599, 1602. 

Tir-Breasail, in Tirconnell, 147). 

Tir-Ceannfhoda, the barony of Tirkennedy, in the 
county of Fermanagh, 1427, 1468, 1518. 

Tir-Conaill, Tirconnell, Earl of, 1603. See Cinel- 
Conaill. 

Tir-Conaille-Cerd, 862. See Conaille- Muir- 
theimhne, 

Tirconnell, in Ulster. See Cinel-Conaill and 
Tir-Chonaill. 

Tir-Cualann. See Cualann. 

Tir-da-ghlas, Terryglass, in Lower Ormond, 624, 
797, 843, 1144. 

abbots of, 584, 650, 747, 809, 843, 851, 

856, 898, 927, 971, 1007, 1099. 

airchinneachs of, 905, 1014. 

anchorite of, 840. 

bishops and abbots of, 890, 963. 

comharbas or successors of Colum Mac 

Crimhthainn of, 1009, 1081, 1099, 1108, 

1152. 

















priors of, 843, 881. 

wise men of, 851, 875, 879. 

burned, 801, 1112, 1164. 

Tir-Enda, in the county of Donegal, 1018, 1342, 
1438, 1600. See Cinel-Enda. 

Tir-Eoghain, Tyrone, in Ulster. See Cinel- 











Eoghain. a 
Tir-Fiachach, 1159. See Cinel-Fhiachach. 
Tirerach, barony of, in the county of Sligo. See 

Tir-Fhiachrach-Muaidhe and Ui-Fiachrach- 

Muaidhe. 

Tir-Fhiachrach-Aidhne, in the county of Gal- 

way, 1117, 1166, 1180. 
Tir-Fhiachrach-Muaidhe, Tireragh, a barony in 

the north-west of the county of Sligo. See 

Ui-Fiachrach-Muaidhe. 

Tirhugh, barony of, in the county of Donegal. 

See Tir-Aodha. 


112 | INDEX LOCORUM. 


Tir-Iomchlair, near Armagh, 808. 

Tir-Ithain, in O’Madden’s Country, 1545, 1595. 
See Tir-athain. 

Tirkennedy, barony of, in the county of Fer- 
managh. See Tir-Ceannfhoda. 

Tir-licin, Zirlicken, in the county of Longford, 
1489. 

Tir-Lughdhach, in Tirconnell, 1018. 

Tir-Oilein, Zerryland, near the town of Galway, 
1560, 1572. 

Tir- Oiliolla,the barony of Tirerrill, in the county 
of Sligo, 1599. See Ui-Oiliolla, 

Tir-Tuathail, Zir-Huahill, a territory in the 
north-east of the county of Roscommon, 1411, 
1460, 1464, 1486, 1495, 1541. 

Tisaran, in the King’s County. See Teach- 
Sarain. 

Tlachtgha, now the [ill of Ward, near Athboy, 
in Meath, 903, 1172. 

Tobar-Finghin, at Clonmacnoise. See Tibraid- 
Finghin. 

Tobar-Glethrach, in Magh-Feimhin, 915. 

Tobar-Oilbhe, Tober-Liva, in the county of Ros- 
common, 1474. 

Tobar-Patraig, Ballintober, in the county of 
Mayo, 1224, 1225, 1265, 1505. See Baile- 
an-tobair and Baile-Tobair-Phadraig. 

Tobar-Tuillsce, the Well of Tulsk, in the county 
of Roscommon, 1407. 

Tochar-Cinn-mona, Zogher, in the parish of 
Lemanoghan, King’s County, 1548, 1553. 
See Ceann-mona. 

Tochar-Cluana-caoin-Modiomog, 1135. See Clu- 
aincaoin-Modiomog. 

Tochar-Chruachain-Bri-Eile, Togher, near the 
Hill of Croghan, King’s County, 1385, 
1395. 

Tochar-Duin-Iomdhain, the causeway of Duna- 
mon, near the river Suck, in the county of 
Roscommon, 1400. 

Tochar-Eathach, in Leinster, 880, 894, 964. 

Tochar-edir-da-mhagh, Ballintogher, near Geshill, 
in the King’s County, a. m. 3501. 





Tochar-inbhir-moir, Togher, near Arklow, in 
Crioch-Ua-nEneachglais-Cualann, A. M. 3501. 
See Inbher-mor. 

Tochar-mona-coinneadha, Togher, in the parish 
of Templetogher, in the barony of Ballymoe, 
county of Galway, 1225, 1255, 1262. 

Tochar-mor, or Tochar-Inbhir-mhoir, Togher, 
near Arklow, in the county of Wicklow, lord 
of, 878. 

Togher, in the parish of Templetogher, county 
of Galway. See Tochar-mona-Coinneadha. 
Togher, in the parish of Lemanaghan, King’s 
County. See Ceann-mona and Tochar-Cinn- 

mona. 

Togher, near the Hill of Croghan, in the King’s 
County. See Tochar-Cruachain-Bri-Eile. 
Togher, near Arklow, in the county of Wicklow. 

See Tochar-Inbhir-mhoir. 

Toirhian, sea of, a.m. 4606. 

Toir-inis, Zory Island, off the north coast of the 
county of Donegal, 1588. See Torach. 

Tola, a plain situated between Cluain-fearta- 
Molua and Saighir, battle of, 571. 

Tolaigh-Chumann, Yudlycummon, in the county 
of Clare, 1599. 


Tolka, river in the county of Dublin. See Tul- 


cainne. 

Tomfinlough, in the county of Clare. See 
Tuaim-Fionnlocha. 

Tomgraney, in the county of Clare. See Tuaim- 
Greine. 


.Tomona, in the county of Roscommon. See 


Tuaim-mona. 

Tomm-Da-Olann, 776. See Tuaim-da-ghualann. 

Tomregan, or Toomregan, in the county of 
Cavan. Sce Tuaim-Dreacon. 

Tonn-Chliodhna. See Cliodhna. 

Tonntinne, Zounthina, in Duharra, county of 
Tipperary. See Feart-Fiontain. 

Toomower, in the county of Mayo. See Tuaim- 
da-bhodhar, 

Toomna, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Tuaim-mna. 


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INDEX LOCORUM. 113 


Tooraah, a territory in the county of Ferma- 
nagh. See Tuath-ratha. 

Torach, Tory Island, off the north coast of the 
county of Donegal, 612, 616, 1517, 1595. See 
Toir-inis. 

airchinneachs of, 1041, 1202. 

Torann, one of the three black rivers of Ireland, 
A. M. 3656. 

Tor-Bhreoghain, Breogan’s Tower, at Braganza, 
in Spain, 1602. 

Tor-Conaing, Conaing’s Tower, on Tory Island, 
in the county of Donegal, a. m. 3066. 

Tor-Glinne-Fearna, 1235. See Gleann-fearna. 

Tortan, lord of, 917, See Ui-Dortain and Ui- 
Tortain. 

Tracht-Mugha, in Ulster, 941. 

Tradraighe, Zradry, in the county, of Clare, 
1054. 

Traigh-Bhaile-Duine-Dealgan, orTraigh-Bhaile- 
mhic-Buain, Dundalk, in the county of Louth, 
1104, 1392, 1399, 1423, 1430, 1434, 1483, 
1492, 1557, 1592, 1596, 1598, 1599. 

Traigh-Breana, 623. 

Traigh-Eothuile, Zrawohelly, in the county of 
Sligo, 1003, 1011, 1249, 1282, 1367, 1476, 
1562, 1589, 1593, 1595, 1596. 

Traigh-Li, Tralee, in the county of Kerry, 1121, 
1468, 1579, 1580, 1600. 

Traigh-na-hUachongbhala, Strand of Faughan- 
vale, county of Londonderry, 1197. 

Tralee, in the county of Kerry. See Traigh-Li. 

Trawohelly, in the county of Sligo. See Traigh- 
Eothaile. 

Trelecc, now Trillick, in the county of Tyrone, 
bishop and abbot of, 809. 

Treoit, Treoit-mor, Trefoit, or Trefoit-mor, 
Trevet, in Meath, abbots of, 769, 808, 838, 
885, 906, 917, 1004. 

airchinneachs of, 788. 

bishop of, 898. 

scribe of, 734. 

scribe and bishop of, 769. 

derthach, or oratory of, 848. 























Treoit, burned, 1145. 

plundered, 1152. 

Trian-Chluana-meala, i. e. Clonmell-third, now 
the barony of Iffa and Offa Fast, in the county 
of Tipperary, 1559, 1566, 1581, 1582, 1596, 
1598, 1599. 

Trian-mor-Arda-Macha, 1173. 

Trian-Chonghail, a large territory in the county 
of Down, 1383, 1427, 1450, 1471, 1473,1483, 
1485, 1489, 1493, 1512, 1513, 1537, 1573. 

Trian-meadhanach, the barony of Middlethird, in 
the county of Tipperary, 1581, 1582. 

Trim, in the county of Meath. See Ath-truim. 

Tri-Maighe, the Three Plains, in the ancient 
Ossory, 870. 

Trinity Island, in Lough Key, county of Ros- 





common. See Mainistir-na-Trionoide. 

Triochhad-Ched-na-nOilen, the barony of Islands, 
in the county of Clare, 1600. 

Triucha, Trough, in the county of Monaghan, 
1436, 1576. 

Tuagh-Inbher, the mouth of the Bann, 904, 953. 

Tuaim, Zoome, between Lough Neagh and Lough 
Beg, 1148, 1181, 1197, 1199. 

Tuaim-achaidh, in Connaught, 1176. 

Tuaim-da-bhodhar, Toomower, in the county of 
Mayo, 1208, 1306. 

Tuaim-da-Ghualann, Zuam, in the county of 
Galway, 777, 1099, 1171, 1177, 1179, 1201, 
1225, 1229, 1236, 1238, 1243, 1244, 1247, 
1249, 1251, 1253, 1255, 1256, 1258, 1259, 
1262, 1265, 1266, 1279, 1288, 1312, 1328, 
1351, 1371, 1392, 1451, 1572, 1595. 

abbots of, 776, 879, 900, 1032. 

airchinneach of, 947. 

archbishops of, 1085, 1161, 1172, 1176, 

1199, 1238, 1513, 1602. 

comharbas of St. Iarlaithe of, 1085, 

1128, 1136. 

lector of, 1097. 

burned, 1137, 1155, 1164. 

Tuaim-Dreacon, Zoomregan, in the county of 
Cavan, battle of, a. M. 3727. 




















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Tuaim-Drubha, battle of, 499. 

Tuaim-Eirc, now Lemanaghan, a parish in the 
north of the barony of Garrycastle, in the 
King’s County, 645. See Liath-Manchain. 

Tuaim-Fionnlocha, Toomfinlough, in the county 
of Clare, 1054. 

abbot of, 944. 

lector of, 1049. 

Tuaim-Greine, Tomgrany, in the county of Clare, 
735, 1184. 

abbots of, 744, 747, 789, 1002. 

comharbas of, 1026, 1031, 1078, 1093, 

1100, 1485. 

burned, 1084, 1164. 

Tuaim-inbhir, abbot of, 916. 

Tuaim-mna, Toomna, in the county of Roscom- 
mon, 1247, 1249. 

Tuaim-mona, Zomona, in the county of Ros- 

















common, 1488. 

Tuaim-Seancha, 1386. 

Tuaith-bhladhaigh, in Tirconnell, 1515. 

Tuaith-Eabha, a. m. 3656. See Eabha and Magh- 
nEabha. 

Tuaith-Eachadha, 1498. 

Tuaith-Inbhir, in Bregha, 1087. 

Tuatha, in Tirconnell, 1590, 1591, 1592, 1596, 
1599, 1603. 

Tuath-Ella, or Tuath-Fealla, 842, 927. 

Tuath-aesa-Greine, in the county of Limerick, 
1579. 

Tuatha, the Three, in Connaught, 1136, 1189, 
1223, 1232, 1233, 1238, 1260, 1475, 1536. 

Tuathamrois, 157. 

Tuath-an-chala, 1596, 1600, 1601. 

Tuath-Brothaille, Broghill, in the county of 
Cork, 1596. 

Tuath-Buadhga, in Westmeath, 1156. 

Tuath-Luighne, in Meath, 992, 1017, 1086, 
1168. See Luighne. 

Tuath-luirg, 1369, 1542, 1586, 1589. See Lurg 
and Feara-Luirg. 

Tuath-Lusmhagh, Lusma, in the King’s County, 
1595. See Lusmagh. 





INDEX LOCORUM. 


Tuath-Ua-mBuile, 1575. 

Tuath-na-fearna, a district ‘in the barony of 
Clonderalaw, county of Clare, 1575, 1589. 
Tuathmhumha, or Tuathmhumhain, Thomond, 
or North Munster, 989, 1054, 1084, 1094, 
1115, 1118, 1135, 1137, 1143, 1151, 1167, 
1159, 1161, 1162, 1167, 1170, 1171, 1175, 
1185, 1208, 1213, 1235, 1242, 1247, 1260, 
1268, 1273, 1277, 1284, 1306, 1311, 1343, 
1360, 1364, 1369, 1375, 1376, 1382, 1399, 
1402, 1404, 1410, 1411, 1425, 1426, 1434, 
1436, 1444, 1446, 1459, 1463, 1466, 1472, 
1482, 1483, 1486, 1492, 1496, 1499, 1501, 
1504, 1508, 1510, 1516, 1523, 1531, 1539, 
1540, 1551, 1552, 1553, 1554, 1558, 1559, 
1560, 1561, 1562, 1563, 1564, 1567, 1569, 
1570, 1571, 1573, 1577, 1580, 1581, 1582, 
1583, 1584, 1585, 1589, 1590, 1593, 1595, 
1596, 1597, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1601, 1602. 

bishop of, 1161. 

plundered, 1131. 

Tuath-ratha, Tooraah, a territory in Fermanagh, 
1119, 1155, 1260, 1303, 1310, 1325, 1349, 
1351, 1383, 1393, 1394, 1428, 1429, 1450, 
1470, 1488, 1496, 1498, 1507, 1531, 1537, 
1542. 

Tuath-Toraighe, in Tirconnell, 1560, 1580. 

Tuidhnidha, Tynan, in the county of Armagh, 
airchinneach of, 1072. 

Tuilen, or Tulan, Dulane, near Kells, in Meath, 
943. 








abbots of, 754, 781, 870, 936, 943, 967. 

bishop of, 919. 

burned, 1170. 

plundered, 886, 949. 

Tuirbhi, Turvey, in the county of Dublin, lord 
of, 898. 

Tuilsc, Tulsk, in the county of Roscommon, 
1407, 1430, 1485, 1489, 1490, 1492, 1499, 
1501, 1593, 1595, 1596, 1599. 

Tulach, men of, in Westmeath, 759, 887, 1021, 
1040, 1144. See Feara-Tulach. 

Tulach-Breifneach, 1390. 

















INDEX LOCORUM. 


Tulach-chumann, Tudlycummon, in the county of 
Clare, 1599. 

Tulach-fionn, Tullyfin, in Gleneany, in Tircon- 
nell, 1502. 

Tulach-Garraisg, in Farney, 696. 

Tulach-lias, Zzdlalease, in the county of Cork, 
abbot of, 804. 

Berichtir of, 839. See Tealach-les. 

Tulach-Mhoain, 7wllavin, in the county of Cavan, 
1524. 

Tulach-Mongain, T'ullymongan, in the county of 
Cavan, 1400, 1487. 
Tulach-Og, Tullaghoge, in Tyrone, 1051, 1139, 
1160, 1181, 1186, 1253, 1432, 1455, 1523. 
Tulach-Odhra, Z'udlyora, or Ora Hill, in Ferma- 
nagh, 1429. 

Tulach-Ui-Dheadhaigh, Tullagh- O’ Dea, or Tully- 
O’ Dea, in the county of Clare, 1598, 1599. 

Tulan, in Meath. See Tuilen. 

Tulach, Tullagh, castle in the barony of Cor- 
comroe, county of Clare, 1593. 

Tulcainne, the river Tolka, in the county of Dub- 
lin, 1013, 1024. 

Tullagh Castle, in the barony of Corcomroe, 
county of Clare. See Tulach. 

Tullagh-O’Dea, in the county of Clare. See 
Tealach-Deadhaidh and Tulach-Ui-Dheadha. 

Tullaghoge, in Tyrone. See Tulach-Og. 

Tullaghonagha, or Tullyhunco, barony of, in 

See Tealach-Dun- 





the county of Cavan. 
chadha. 

Tullalease, in the county of Cork. See Tulach- 
lias. 

Tullavin, in the county of Cavan. See Tulach- 
mhaoin. 

Tullyard, near Trim, in Meath. See Tealach- 
ard. 

Tullycummon, in the county of Clare. See 
Tulach-Chumann, 

Tullyfinn, in the county of Donegal. See Tulach- 
fionn. 

Tullymongan, in the county of Cavan. See 
Tulach-Mongain. 





115 


Tullyora, in the county of Fermanagh, See 
Tulach-odhra. 

Tulsk, in the county of Roscommon. See Tuilsc. 

Tumba-na-rioghraidhe, Tomb of the Kings, at 
Armagh, 1064. 

Turlach, in the county of Mayo, 1236, 1599. 

Turlach-Adhnaigh, battle of, 1067. 

Turlach-Mochain, Z’urloughvohan, in the county 
of Galway, 1595. 

Turlach-na-mBruigheol, Zurlaghmore, in the 
county of Roscommon, 1490. See Bruigheol. 

Turlagh, or Turlough, in the county of Mayo. 
See Turlach and Baile-an-Turlaigh. 

Turlagh, or Turloughvohan, in the county of 
Galway. See Turlach-Mochain. 

Turlaghmore, in the county of Roscommon. See 
Turlach-na-mBruigheol. 

Turrock Castle, in the county of Roscommon. 
See Caislen-an-Turraic. 

Turvey, in the county of Dublin. See Tuirbhi. 

Two-Dogs, mountain of, in the county of Fer- 
managh. See Sliabh-dha-chon. 

Tyfarnham, in the county of Westmeath. See 
Teach-Arinnain. 

Tynan, in the county of Armagh. See Tuidh- 
nidha. 

Tyrone, county of. See Cinel-Eoghain. 

Tyrrell’s Pass. See Bealach-an-Tirialaigh. 


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UACHONGHBHAIL, Faughanvale, in the county of 
Londonderry, 1197. 

Uachtar-ard, Oughterard, in the county of Kil- 
dare, 1094. 

Uachtar-dara, in Leinster, 876. 

Uachtar-Garadh, in Leinster, 846. 

Uachtar-thire, Oughtertiry, or Watertiry, in the 
county of Down, 1054, 1316. 

lords of, 1046, 1061. 

Uaimh-Achaidh- Alda, in Mughdhorna-Maighen, 
861. 

Uaimh-Allagreic, in Ceara, 1063. 





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Uaimh-Fearta-Bodain, at Dubhadh, or Dowth, 
in Meath, 861. 

Uaimh-mna-an-Ghobhann, at Drogheda, 861. 

Uairisburg, Wiirtzburg, in Germany, 1085. 

Uaithne-Cliach, Owney, in the county of Lime- 
rick, 1585. 

castle of, 1452. 

lords of, 914, 1107. 

monastery of, 1548, 1600. See Mainistir- 
Uaithne. 

Uaithne-tire, Owney, in the county of Tipperary, 
1601. 











lords of, 949, 1080. 

Uaithne-Ui-Mhaoilriain, Owney, in the county 
of Limerick, 1452, 1585. 

Uaran, Oran, in the county of Roscommon, 
1201, 1556, 1580. 

Uaran-mor, Oranmore, in the county of Galway, 
1596, 1597, 1599. 

Uchadh, or Uchbhadh, now Ballyshannon, or 
Ballysonnan, in the county of Kildare, a. M. 
3579%: As Dsifoos 

Uchdeare, A ghderg, in the county of Down, 1147. 

Ui-Aitheachda, lord of, 938. 

Ui-Amhalghaidh, or Ui-Amhalghadha, T%rawley, 
in the county of Mayo, 449, 887, 1063, 1192, 
1205, 1206, 1207, 1224, 1225, 1235, 1242, 
1263, 1360, 1380, 1428, 1435, 1440, 1446, 
1460, 1463, 1486, 1526, 1537, 1558, 1582, 
1589, 1590, 1595, 1596, 1599, 1600. 

bishop of, 1151. 

lords of, 1059, 1096, 1126, 1128, 1135, 

1136, 1143, 1162. 

fleet of, 1154. See Tir-Amhalgaidh. 

Ui-Aonghusa-an-deisceirt, 862. 

Ui-Bairrche, a territory comprising the barony 
of Slievemargy, in the Queen’s County, 465, 
479, 854, 906, 1016, 1041. 

lords, or chiefs of, 856, 866, 867, 884, 

885, 886, 896, 899, 943, 1008, 1042, 1124. 

tanist of, 906. 

Ui-Ballain, 1042. 

Ui-Beecon, 1066, 1159. See Tir-Beccon. 























INDEX LOCORUM. 


Ui-Berchon, Jbercon, in the county of Kilkenny, 
851. 

Ui-mBloid, a territory in the north-east of the 
county of Clare, 1598. 

Ui-Braccain, [brickan, in the county of Clare, 
1165, 1563, 1599, 1600. 

Ui-Breasail-Beiri, lord of, 771. 

Ui-Breasail, or Ui-Breasail-Macha, a territory 
in the county of Armagh, 525, 535, 757, 891, 
910, 941, 983, 1103, 1107, 1109, 1165, 1471. 

lords or chiefs of, 910, 1017, 1037, 
1044, 1047. 

Ui-Briuin, in Connaught, 574, 749, 753, 761, 
766, 770, 794, 807, 929, 1023, 1031, 1057, 
1070, 1091, 1109, 1130, 1136, 1138, 1139, 
1140, 1141, 1143, 1145, 1149, 1151, 1152, 
1153, 1159,. 1161, 1162, 1163,. 1166, 11770; 
1176, 1179, 1187, 1200, 1201, 1236, 1250, 
1251, 1258, 1259, 1273, 1274, 1288, 1311, 
1459, 1468, 1475, 1519, 1536, 1595. 

brehon of, 801. 

lords, or chiefs of, 649, 665, 752, 816, 

848, 890, 993, 1107. 

plundered, 1117. 

Ui-Archoill, 1107. : 

Ui-Briuin-Breifne, a. m. 3727; a. p. 1070, 1097, 
1105, 1108, 1109, 1149, 1166, 1250, 1258, 
1259, 1274, 1468. 

bishops of, 1149, 1231, 1418. 

lords of, 1105, 1108. 

battle of, 1166. 























Ui-Briuin-Cualann, 1021. 


lords, or chiefs of, 738, 783, 868, 878, 
955, 1027, 1048, 1061, 1130. 

Ui-Briuin-na-Sinna, a territory in the county 
of Roscommon, 1232, 1238, 1601. 

lords of, 866, 1145, 1159, 1196, 1218, 
1249, 1324, 1342, 1398, 1406, 1465, 1490, 
1492, 1497. 

Ui-Briuin-Seola, in the county of Galway, 811, 
908, 959, 1034. 

Ui-Briuin-Umhaill, in the county of Mayo, 
782. 








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INDEX LOCORUM. 1 hy 


Ui-Buidhe, in Leinster, lords of, 1010, 1014, 
1046. 

Ui-Cairbre, in Munster, 1503, 1583. 

lords of, 1045, 1105. See Cairbre. 

Ui-Cairbre-Cruim, lord of, 780. 

Ui-Cairin, [kerrin, in the county of Tipperary, 
1413, 1462, 1559, 1580, 1582, 1598, 1600, 
1601. 

Ui-Caisin, in Thomond, 1018, 1170, 1311, 1598. 

lords of, 1014, 1099, 1135, 1142, 1151. 

Ui-Caracain, in the county of Armagh, 1044, 
1170. 

Ui-Cathluain, in Breifne, 1145. 

Ui-Ceallaigh-Breagh, 998, 1037. 

Ui-Ceallaigh-Cualann, in Leinster, lords of, 915, 
1034, 1037. : 

Ui-Cearnaigh, chief of, 915. 

Ui-Ceinnseallaigh, in Leinster, 764, 765, 804, 
867, 879, 920, 928, 955, 958, 963, 972, 983, 
997, 1014, 1015, 1026, 1077, 1092, 1103, 
1141, 1142, 1154, 1161, 1166, 1167, 1183, 
1193, 1381, 1446, 1580. 

bishop of, 1125. 

archbishop of, 1135. 

kings, or chiefs of, 644, 733, 741, 753, 

756, 773, 817, 826, 856, 863, 867, 874, 889, 

898, 933, 935, 945, 950, 951, 972, 976, 981, 

995, 997, 1005, 1024, 1030, 1040, 1041, 

1089, 1090, 1092, 1115, 1132. 

tanists of, 865, 874, 877, 906, 914, 926, 

927, 992, 1037. 

plundered, 875. 

Ui-Cenneidigh, in Fermanagh, 1129. See Tir- 
Ceannfhoda. 

Ui-Ciarmhaic, 1162. 

Ui-Colgain, 960, 1165. See Clann-Colgain. 

Ui-Colla, 721. 

Ui-Comhaltain, in Ulster, 1150. 

Ui-Conaill-Gabhra, in the county of Limerick, 

- 901, 967, 1049, 1124, 1126, 1131, 1155, 1570, 
1579, 1580, 1584, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1601. 
lords of, 883, 855, 876, 901, 967, 1000, 

1045, 1049, 1155. 





























Ui-Conannla, in Leinster, 915. 

chief of, 878. 

Ui-Conchille, 1002. 

Ui-Conduibh, 1038. 

Ui-Connachtaigh, in Breifne, 1145. 

Ui-Cormaic, lords of, 809, 874, 932. 

Ui-Cormaic-Maonmhaighe, 848. 

Ui-Cormaic-Ua-nEathach-Cobha, 931. 

Ui-Cormaic, in Thomond, 1573, 1599, 1600. 

Ui-Creamhthainn, orUi-Criomhthainn, in Meath, 
A.M. 3579, 3790, 4169; A.D. 726, 752, 1064, 
1078, 1107. 

lords or chiefs of, 650, 734, 738, 776, 
832, 848, 865, 875, 876, 885, 889, 915, 998, 
1029. 

Ui-Creamhthannain, or Ui-Criomhthannain, in 
Laoighis, 1065. 

lords, or chiefs of, 921, 923, 1042, 1069, 











1071. 

Ui-Criochain, 1025. 

Ui-Cuanach, 1014, 1585, 1598. 

Ui-Cubhrain, 1145. 

Ui-Cuillinn, in Leinster, 1032. 

Ui-Deadhaidh, 1151. 

Ui-Dearcachein. See Ui-Earcachein. 

Ui-Diarmada, in the county of Galway, 1201, 

~ 1224, 1225, 1316,,1342, 1370,.1478. 

lords or chiefs of, 971, 991, 999, 1021, 
1037, 1067, 1093, 1105, 1119, 1167. 

Ui-Dobhailen, in Luighne, 885. 

Ui-Dortain, 1024. See Ui-Tortain. 

Ui-Drona, Jdrone, in the county of Carlow, a. M. 
5090. 





lords of, 906, 944, 1015, 1087,1103, 1437. 

Ui-Duach of Argad-ros, Jdough, or the barony 
of Fasadineen, in the county of Kilkenny, 
1026, 1156. 

lords of, 850, 951, 1026. 

Ui-Dubhda of Ulster, 1119. 

Ui-Duibhindreachtaigh, chiefs of, 1073, 1095. 

Di-Dunchadha, in the county of Dublin, 956. 

lords of, 995, 1032, 1154. 

—_—— tanist of, 1044. 











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Ui-Earcachein, in the north of the county of 
Down, 1199, 1391. 

Ui-Eathach-nArda, 551. 

Ui-Eathach-Cobha, or Ui- Eachdhach- Uladh, 
Iveagh, in the county of Down, a. Mm. 3549 ; 
A.D. 548, 689, 756, 771, 781, 796, 875, 894, 
911, 930, 931, 985, 1004, 1013, 1020, 1037, 
1041, 1054, 1086, 1089, 1107, 1113, 1118, 
1120, 1121, 1128, 1136, 1153, 1164, 1172, 
1188, 1208, 1252, 1347, 1380, 1383, 1399, 
1400, 1407, 1418, 1420, 1444, 1453, 1493, 
1503, 1598, 1601. 

lords or chiefs of, 712, 739, 756, 779, 

790, 808, 825, 841, 844, 956, 965, 966, 980, 

992, 1003, 1005, 1018, 1028, 1044, 1046, 

1065, 1094, 1095, 1119, 1136, 1160, 1396. 

tanists of, 1004, 1011. 

plundered, 998. See Cobha and Magh- 
Cobha. 

Ui-Eathach-Mumhan, 1088, 1121. 

lords of, 1063, 1366, 1442. See Fonn- 
iartharach. 

Ui-Eineachghlais-Cualann, a.m. 3501. See Ui- 
Feineachlais. 

Ui-Eoghain-Glinne, 1138. 

Ui-Failghe, Offaly, or Ophaly, in Leinster, A. M. 
3549, 3727, 4169; a. D. 937, 939, 949, 956, 
960, 969, 974, 995, 1024, 1079, 1080, 1091, 
1127, 1141, 1146, 1153, 1157, 1161, 1162, 
IGF ALT 8s UGS, P1955 1198; 1227551305; 
1321, 1337, 1370, 1376, 1379, 1383, 1384, 
1385, 1389, 1393, 1395, 1398, 1399, 1406, 














1407, 1408, 1413, 1414, 1416, 1419, 1421, | 


1422, 1430, 1433, 1435, 1437, 1438, 1439, 
1440, 1446, 1447, 1448, 1451, 1452, 1455, 
1458, 1459, 1460, 1461, 1466, 1468, 1471, 
1473, 1474, 1475, 1476, 1484, 1485, 1492, 
1493, 1501, 1504, 1511, 1517, 1523, 1536, 
1536, 1537, 1546, 1548, 1551, 1552, 1553, 
1554, 1555, 1556, 1557, 1558, 1575, 1576, 
1577, 1580, 1581, 1585, 1597, 1598, 1599, 
1600. 





lords of, 600, 648, 746, 750, 752, 777, 





778, 798, 801, 826, 841, 847, 878, 887, 892, 
920, 921, 926, 936, 937, 939, 944; 955, 957, 
977, 993, 1014, 1017, 1024, 1026, 1029, 
1050, 1051, 1055, 1070, 1071, 1094, 1115, 
1130, 1134, 1159, 1161, 1162, 1169. 

Ui-Failghe, tanists of, 881, 892, 905, 928, 1013, 
1129, 1161. 

chief poet of, 1065. 

Ui-Faircheallain, now Offerrilan, a parish near 
Mountrath, in the Queen’s County, 899, 950. 

Ui-Faolain, in the county of Kildare, 458, 956, 
1019, 1022, 1038, 1051, 1150, 1153, 1161, 
1171, 1203, 1446. 

lords or chiefs of, 970, 973, 1024, 1039, 
1044, 1124, 1141, 1161, 1169. 

Ui-Farca, 1157. See Ui-Forgga. 

Ui-Fathaidh. See Ui-Fothaidh. 

Ui-Fearghusa, lord of, 887. 

Ui-Fearmaic, in Thomond, 1562, 1563, 1573, 
1585, 1588, 1599, 1601. See Cinel-Fearmaic. 

Ui-Feilmeadha, in the barony of Ballaghkeen, 
county of Wexford, lords of, 901, 1381. 

Ui-Feineachlais, in the barony of Arklow, 
county of Wicklow, a. M. 3501 ; 4.v. 915, 
1154, 1170. 

Ui-Fiachrach, in the counties of Mayo and Sligo, 
537, 730, 745, 753, 812, 905, 1118, 1151, 
1154, 1159, 1191, 1192, 1200, 1214, 1224, 
1228, 1232, 1234, 1235, 1242, 1249, 1253, 
1272, 1279, 1282, 1286, 1291, 1308, 1316, 
1336, 1337, 1354, 1359, 1361, 1362, 1371, 
1380, 1385, 1386, 1416, 1417, 1422, 1432, 
1439, 1443, 1468, 1471, 1472, 1495, 1512, 
1536, 1537, 1562, 1581, 1589, 1594, 1595, 
1596, 1598, 1600, 1602. See Tir-Fiachrach- 
Muaidhe. 

Ui-Fiachrach-Aidhne, in the county of Galway, 
649, 779, 937, 964, 1003, 1033, 1117, 1166, 
1180, 1207, 1225, 1247, 1588, 1599. 

lords of, 531, 871, 964, 976, 1025, 
1047, 1048, 1055, 1121, 1140, 1147. 

Ui-Fiachrach-Chuile-Cnamha, in the county of 
Sligo, 1468. 











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INDEX LOCORUM. 119 


Ui-Fiachrach-Arda-sratha, in Tyrone, 899, 
1005, 1033, 1118, 1133, 1135, 1143, 1153, 
1164, 1193. 

lords of, 787, 937, 1033, 1039, 1044, 
1069, 1076, 1102, 1129, 1143, 1150, 1153, 
1160. 

Ui-Fiachrach-Fealla, 1100. 

Ui-Fiachrach-Muaidhe. See Ui-Fiachrach, in 
the counties of Mayo and Sligo, and Tir- 
Fhiachrach-Muaidhe. 

Ui-Fiachrach-Muirisce, in the county of Sligo, 
811, 1005, 1030. 

Ui-Fidhgeinte, in the county of Limerick, 661, 
1560. 





lords or chiefs of, 645, 699, 713, 745, 
755, 767, 781, 802, 809, 833, 834, 844, 845, 
852, 858, 878, 914, 974, 976, 1013. 

Ui-Fineachlais. See Ui-Feineachlais and Ui- 
Eineachlais-Cualann. 

Ui-Foircheallain, or Ui-Fairchellain, Oferrilan, 
in the Queen’s County, 950. 

lord of, 899. See Ui-Faircheallain. 








‘Ui-Forannain, in Tyrone, 822, 867. 


Ui-Forgga, in Ormond, 834, 1060. 

lords of, 989, 1131. 

tanist of, 1060. 

Ui-Fothaidh, 891, 918, 937. 

Ui-Fothaidh-tire, 813, 849. 

Ui-Garbhain, 820. 

Ui-Gobhla, in Leinster, 497, 1072. See Inne- 
mor. 

Ui-Guaire-Aidhne, 793. 

Ui-Laithen, 1054, 1080. 

Ui-Laoghaire. See Laoghaire and Cinel-Lae- 
ghaire. 

Ui-Liathain, in Munster, a. mM. 2859, 3273; 
A. D. 726, 960, 1014, 1579, 1583. 

lords, or chiefs of, 645, 745, 760, 785, 
942, 1014. 

Uillenn-Guaire, battle of, 775. 

Uillinn-Uanach, in the barony of Athlone, 
county of Roscommon, 1270. 

Ui-Lomain-Gaela, in Ui-Maine, 949. 














Ui-Luainimh, a sept of the Feara-Ceall, 1139. 
Ui-Luighdheach, Jleagh, in the county of Tip- 
perary, 1580. 
Ui-Maccaille, Zmokilly barony, in the county of 
Cork, 1569, 1579, 1582. 
lords of, 901, 1135, 1151, 1160. 
Ui-Mic-Cairthinn, the barony of Zirkeeran, in 
the county of Londonderry, 1096. 
Ui-Mictire, 1151. 
Ui-Mic-Uajs, Moygish, in Westmeath, a.m. 2535, 
3529; a. D. 807. 
lords or chiefs of, 642, 717, 838, 908. 
See Ui-Mic-Uais-Midhe. 
Ui-Mic-Uais-Airghiall, 851. 
Ui-Mic-Uais-an-Fhochla, 870. 
Ui-Mic-Uais-Breagh, a. M. 2550; A.D. 1159. 
lords of, 837, 935, 1016, 1058. 
Ui-Mic-Uais-Midhe, 946, 952, 1106, 1152. 
Ui-Maighteachain of Feara-Bile, 1021. 
Ui-Mail, Jmaile, in the county of Wicklow, 1376. 
lords or chiefs of, 732, 847. 
Ui-Maine-Connacht, in the counties of Galway 
and Roscommon, A. M. 3501 ; A. D. 531, 673, 
751, 770, 883, 918, 931, 960, 1003, 1037, 
1038, 1045, 1056, 1065, 1114, 1135, 1142, 
1147, 2155, 1163, 1167, 1170; TTS PSOE 
1186, 1187, 1224, 1225, 1235, 1250, 1267, 
1268, 1295, 1307, 1316, 1318, 1322, 1327, 
1329, 1339, 1340, 1343, 1353, 1364, 1366, 
1368, 1371, 1372, 1374, 1375, 1377, 1379, 
1381, 1385, 1392, 1393, 1395, 1401, 1403, 
1410, 1413, 1420, 1424, 1429, 1433, 1451, 
1464, 1467, 1468, 1469, 1472, 1475, 1484, 
1485, 1486, 1487, 1489, 1490, 1499, 151], 
1513, 1536, 1549, 1562, 1572, 1580, 1593, 
1596, 1599, 1600, 1601, 1602. 
lords, or chiefs of, 597, 600, 622, 649, 
688, 711, 738, 745, 750, 767, 780, 782, 786, 
794, 816, 834, 844, 904, 908, 936, 960, 971, 
985, 1013, 1014, 1015, 1019, 1030, 1048, 
1065, 1071, 1074, 1135, 1145, 1206. 
tanists of, 1003, 1011, 1018. 
Ui-Maoilhena, lord of, 953. 




















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Ui-Meith, in Oirghialla, 996, 1002, 1032, 1044, 
1054, 1065, 1078, 1089, 1100, 1107, 1108, 
1131, 1165. 

lords of, 672, 709, 737, 742, 824, 827, 

996, 1002, 1016, 1019, 1027, 1043, 1049, 

1076, -1107,-1131;, 1161, 1170: 

plundered, 830, 947. 

Ui-Meith-Macha, 605. 

lords of, 893, 1178. 

Ui-Muireadhaigh, in Leinster, 1024, 1026, 1075, 
1142. 











lords of, 1059, 1093, 1097, 1098, 1103, 
1112, 1119, 1154, 1164, 1388, 1404. See 
Magh-Laighean. 

Ui-Muireadhaigh, or Siol-Muireadhaigh, in Con- 





naught, 700, 866, 1044, 1059, 1092, 1093, |. 


1106, 1110, 1124, 1131, 

1145, 1151, 1153, 1156; 

1189, 1190, 1191, 1214, 

1231, 1237, 1249, 1259, 

1278, 1291, 1306, 1309, 

1318, 1342, 1361, 1375, 1385, 1388, 
1400, 1419, 1441, 1468, 1471, 1486, 1487, 
1489, 1490, 1495, 1497, 1499, 1519. See 
Siol-Muireadhaigh, Magh-Aoi, and Machaire- 
Chonnacht. 

Ui-Neill, a. Mm. 3510, 3529; a. pv. 493, 496, 500, 
506, 527, 586, 601, 616, 717, 754, 756, 799, 
806, 836, 845, 848, 859, 860, 924, 960, 968, 
979, 1014, 1019, 1021, 1041. 

northern, 557, 718, 818, 915, 1003, 

1017, 1151. See Fochla, Cinel-Conaill, Cinel- 

Eoghain, and Clanna-Neill-an-tuaisceirt. 

southern, 616, 818, 858, 902, 915,1001, 
1010. See Clann-Cholmain and Midhe. 

Ui-Niallain, Oneil/and, in the county of Armagh, 
A. M. 2859; a. D. 729, 985, 1019, 1111. 

lords of, 861, 879, 980, 983, 1024, 1037, 
1054, 1111. 

Uinsionn-Ua-nOiliolla, Unshion, a river in the 


1094, 
1133, 
1171, 
1225, 
1263, 
1316, 


1097, 
1135, 
1174, 
1227, 
1266, 


1098, 
1142, 
1186, 
1229, 
1268, 











barony of Tirerrill, in the county of Sligo, 
A.M. 3503. 
Ui-Ocra, in Leinster, chief of, 1076. 





INDEX LOCORUM. 


Ui-Oiliolla, or Ui-Ailealla, Zirerrill, in the 
county of Sligo, a. M. 3503 ; a.p. 545, 785, 
787, 1236, 1237, 1270, 1309, 1318, 1320, 
1333, 1342, 1359, 1382, 1385, 1388, 1397, 
1398, 1404, 1405, 1406, 1409, 1421, 1422, 
1425, 1430, 1436, 1441, 1445, 1452, 1453, 
1458, 1463, 1468, 1480, 1486, 1493, 1495, 
1500, 1511, 1516, 1524, 1527, 1537, 1578, 
1586, 1595, 1596, 1598. See Tir-Oiliolla. 

Ui-Olcan, 790. See Crioch-Ua-nOlcan. 

Ui-Rathach, the barony of Iveragh, in the county 
of Kerry, 1581. 

Ui-Riagain, Jregan, the barony of Tinnahinch, 
in the Queen’s County, 1448, 1555. 

Uisge-chaoin, Usquaheen, or Eskaheen, in Inis- 
Eoghain, in Ulster, 465. 

Uisneach, in Westmeath, 507, 1141, 1414. See 
Caendruim and Fiadh-mac-Aenghusa. 

Ui-Tegh, in Leinster, 765. 

Ui-Toirdhealbhaigh, in Thomond, 1192. 

Ui-Tortain, 917, 1024, 1032. See Tortan and 
Ui-Dortain. 

Ui-Trena, in Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, 879. 

Ui-Tuirtre, in Uladh, a.m. 2859, 3549 ; a. D. 
. 1076, 1160, 1167, 1176, 1177, 1178, 1181, 
1218, 1391, 1359, 1368. 

lords of, 668, 728, 738, 834, 1014, 1015, 
1081, 1154, 1158. 

Uladh, a.m. 3502, 3506, 3529, 3942, 4020, 
4169, 4532, 4546; a. p. 39, 111, 236, 262, 
331, 598, 634, 664, 665, 666, 695, 712, 728, 
732, 739, 742, 756, 779, 796, 804, 816, 823, 
825, 841, 853, 860, 862, 875, 879, 886, 889, 
891, 896, 908, 910, 912, 917, 923, 924, 931, 
947, 948, 950, 974, 978, 1000, 1001, 1003, 
1004, 1005, 1006, 1009, 1011, 1015, 1027, 
1032, 1041, 1045, 1047, 1049, 1056, 1065, 
1066, 1075, 1080, 1084, 1086, 1089, 1092, 
1094, 1095, 1096, 1098, 1099, 1101, 1102, 
1103, 1104, 1106, 1107, 1108, 1109, 1111, 
1113, 1114, 1118, 1122, 1123, 1127, 1130, 
1131, 1136, 1139, 1141, 1147, 1148, 1149, 
1150, 1153, 1156, 1158, 1163, 1165, 1171, 











INDEX LOCORUM. 


1 by 8 1 err 
1197, 1199, 
12135-1226; 
1270, 1271, 
1296, 1303, 
1337541338, 
1376, 1380, 
1418, 1420, 
1485, 1493, 
1557, 1558, 
1570, 1573, 
1593, 1594, 1595, 
1601, 1602, 1607. 

Uladh, bishops of, 1086, 1175. 

kings of, 56, 106, 157, 262, 356, 479, 

503, 526, 547, 548, 551, 565, 585, 592, 622, 

624, 634, 643, 646, 656, 666, 673, 689, 704, 

706, 732, 733, 739, 749, 785, 787, 807, 816, 

825, 826, 851, 855, 862, 869, 871, 879, 881, 

882, 885, 886, 889, 890, 897, 917, 923, 930, 

935, 940, 947, 948, 959, 968, 976, 979, 988, 

1001, 1003, 1005, 1006, 1007, 1015, 1022, 

1046, 1062, 1063, 1065, 1071, 1072, 1074, 

1084, 1094, 1099, 1100, 1101, 1108, 1127, 

1128, 1130, 1147, 1148) 1157;.1158, 1166; 

1167, 1169, 1170. 

royal heirs of, 981, 985, 1003, 1095, 
1107, 1114, 1124, 1130. 

Ulaidh-na-dtri-gcros, at Clonmacnoise, 1026, 
1070. 

Umhall, Umallia, the Owles, in the county of 
Mayo, 807, 808, 848, 872, 873, 1002, 1154, 
1176, 1235, 1248, 1272, 1273, 1352, 1362, 
1401, 1415, 1417, 1427, 1429, 1545, 1583, 
1590, 1595, 1597, 1598, 1599. 

lords of, 773, 776, 779, 808, 1094, 1123. 

Ui-Briuin of, 782. 

Umbhall-Cloinne-Giobuin, 1599. 

Umbhall-Ui-Mhaille, 1583. 

Una, river of, in Tyrone, 1516. 


1178, 
1200, 
1234, 
1275, 
1315, 
1339, 
1381, 
1422, 
1514, 
1560, 
1575, 


1181, 
1201, 
12365, 
1281, 
1326, 
1352, 
1387, 
1423, 
1517, 
1561, 
1579, 
1597, 


1188, 
1203, 
1236, 
1286, 
1328, 
1358, 
1392, 
1424, 
1551, 
1562, 
1584, 
1598, 


1189, 1191, 
1204, 1209, 
1238, 1264, 
1288, 1291, 
1329, 1333, 
1365, 1368, 
1398, 1413, 
1444, 1462, 
1552, 1554, 
1567, 1568, 
1586, 1592, 
1599, 1600, 

















121 


Urmhumha, or Urmhumhain, Ormond, 834, 994, 
1043, 1090, 1126, 1137, 1159, 1162, 1164, 
1170, 1171, 1180, 1336, 1371, 1381, 1383, 
1392, 1394, 1396, 1402, 1404, 1413, 1414, 
1419, 1420, 1423, 1424, 1427, 1432, 1441, 
1443, 1448, 1449, 1452, 1462, 1486, 1492, 
1493, 1494, 1504, 1517, 1529, 1532, 1544, 
1545, 1546, 1551, 1554, 1556, 1560, 1561, 
1565, 1567, 1569, 1570, 1574, 1579, 1580, 
1582, 1583, 1584, 1589, 1595, 1596, 1597, 
1598, 1599, 1600, 1601. 

upper, 1407, 1427. 

the two, 1582, 1598. 

Urnaidhe, Urney, in Tyrone, 1380. 

Urney, in Tyrone. See Earnaidhe and Urnaidhe. 








vy 


WaterRForD. See Port-Lairge. 

harbour of. See. Loch-Dachaoch. 

Watertiry, in the county of Down. See Uachtar- 
tire. 

Westport, in the county of Mayo. See Cathair- 
na-mart. » 

Wexford. See Carman and Loch-Garman. 

Wicklow. See Cill-Mantain. 

Windy-gap, in the county of Mayo. See Bearna- 





na-gaoithe. 
Winetavern-street, in Dublin, 1597. 
Woodford, in the county of Galway. See Ath- 
caille. 
Wiirtzburg, in Germany, 1085. 


'¢ 


York. See Cair-Abroc. 


Z. 


ZaMoRA, in Spain, 1602. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


N. B. When the year of the World is intended, the letters a. m. are prefixed; when no letter is prefixed, the year of Christ 


is intended. 


Aaron, died, 778. 

Abacuc, miraculous decapitation of, 539. 

Abel, abbot of Imleach-Fia, died, 742. 

Abel, anchorite of Ard-Macha, died, 1159. 

Abel Berchi, died, 807. 

Abel, of Ath-Oirne, died, 749. 

Abel, the scribe, martyred, 920. 

Abnier, abbot of Cill-achaidh, died, 825. 

Accolbh Earl, slain, 928. 

Adamair, son of Fearcorb, began to reign, A. M. 
4783. 





slain by Eochaidh Ailtleathan, a. mM. 
4787. 

Adamnan, St., son of Ronan, abbot of Ia-Coluim- 
Cille, 684, 742, 1105. 

died, 703. 

shrine of, 830. 

successors of, 925, 952, 988, 1010, 1040, 
1057, 1328. 

Adamnan, abbot of Rath-maighe-haenaigh, died, 
725. 

Adhlann, son of Eigneach, comharba of Doire- 
Choluim-Cille, died, 950. 

Adith, son of Loegne, 890. 

Admoer, daughter of Aedh Laighen, died, 806. 

Kedhyosc3 53 died, 616. 

Aedh, abbot of Gleann-da-locha, died, 804. 














Aedh, airchinneach of Daimhliag-Chianain, died, 
1093. 

Aedh, anchorite, died, 606. 

Aedh, anchorite of Sleibhte, died, 698. 

Aedh Ailghin, lord of Ui-Maine, slain, 767. 

Aedh Aired, chief of Dal-Araidhe, died, 696. 

Aedh Albanach, slain, 939. 

Aedh Allan, 601. 

Aedh Allan, son of Fearghal, son of Maelduin, 
monarch of Ireland, 721, 730, 732, 733, 734, 
738. : 

Aedh Allan, son of Fearghal, lord of Osraighe, 
died, 967. 

Aedh Balbh, son of Innreachtach, king of Con- 
naught, died, 737. 

Aedh Beannan, king of West Munster, died, 
614. 

race of, 1583. 

Aedh Beathra, son of Cuimin, slain by the Ui- 
Fiachrach-Aidhne, 649. 

Acdh Bole, fort of, 618. 

Aedh Breac, of the Cruithnigh, slain, 557. 

Aedh Buidhe, chief of Ui-Maine, slain, 600. 

Aedh Cerr, son of Colman, son of Cairbre, mine 

of Leinster, died, 591. 
Aedh Dubh, abbot and bishop, died, 638. 
Aedh Dubh, chief of Ui-Fidhgeinte, died, 713. 





R2 


124 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Aedh Dubh, son of Dubhdabhoireann, lord of 
Ui-Fidhgeinte, died, 858. 

Aedh Dubh, son of Suibhne, king of Dal- 
Araidhe, 558. 

Aedh Dubh, son of Suibhne, king of Ulidia, 
slain, 592. 

Aedh Dubh, son of Toichleach, slain, 761. 

Aedh Finnliath, son of Niall Caille, 858, 859, 
860, 862, 864, 866, 868, 872. 

began to reign as monarch of Ireland,861. 

died, 876. 

Aedh Finn, lord of Dal-Riada, died, 771. 

Aedh Fortamhail slain, 544. 

Aedh, grandson of Fearghal, heir of Oileach, 
slain, 1054. 

Aedh Gustan, foster-brother of Conall, 600. 

Aedh Laighean Ua Cearnaigh, slain, 718. 

Aedh Meranach, king of Ulidia, drowned, 1074. 

Aedh Muindearg, son of Flaithbheartach, lord 
of Tuaisceart, died, 742. 

Aedh, of Daimhliag, died, 1160. 

Aedh, of Sgelic-Mhichil, died, 1044. 

Aedh Oirdnidhe, son of Niall Frosach, 793, 797, 
799, 800, 803, 804, 806, 810, 815. 

began to reign, 793. 

died, 817. 

Aedh Roin, chief of Ui-Failghe, slain, 600. 

Aedh Roin, king of Ulidia, slain, 732. 

Aedh Roin, lord of Corca-Bhaiscinn, died, 807. 

Aedh Roin, son of Maelcobha, died, 649. 

Aedh Ruadh, son of Badharn, king of Ireland, 
began to reign, a.m. 4470, 4476, 4497. 

drowned, a. m. 4518. 

Aedh, St., lector of Treoit, died, 1004. 

Aedh, St., son of Breac, bishop of Cill-Air, died, 
588. 

Aedh Slaine, son of Diarmaid, began to reign as 
monarch of Ireland, 595. 

slain, 600. 

race of, 475, 732, 781. 

sons of, 634. 

Aedh, son of Ailell, abbot of Cluain-fearta- 
Brenainn, died, 914. 





























Aedh, son of Ainmire, began to reign, 568, 572. 

Aedh, son of Ainmire, slain, 594. 

defeated the Cinel-Eoghain, 579. 

Aedh, son of Aithide, lord of Teathbha, slain, 
954. 

Aedh, son of Breanainn, chief of Teathbha, 556. 

Aedh, son of Cairbre, abbot of Reachrainn, died, 
768. 





.| Aedh, son of Cairbri Finn Ua Bruadair, slain, 


955. 

Aedh, son of Catharnach, slain, 844. 

Aedh, son of Ceallach, slain, 717. 

Aedh, son of Ceallach, abbot of Cill-Dara, died, 
826. 

Aedh, son of Ceallach, successor of Brenainn, 
died, 956. 

Aedh, son of Ceinneidigh, died, 1054. 

Aedh, son of Colgan, king of Leinster, 718, 726, 
hoo: 

Aedh, son of Colgan, chief of Oirghialla, died, 
606. 

Aedh, son of Conaing, chief of Irluachair, slain, 
727. 

Aedh, son of Conchobhair, king of Connacht, 
slain, 885. 

Aedh, son of Conn, heir of Oileach, slain, 1009. 

Aedh, son of Cumascach, died, 620 ; Addenda, 
p- 1191. 

Aedh, son of Cumasgach, lord of Ui-Niallan, 
died, 861. 

Aedh, son of Dluthach, son of Ailill, son of 
Aedh Slaine, chief of Feara-Cul, 693. 

died, 700. 

Aedh, son of Domhnall, king of Aileach, 992, 
993, 995, 998. 

Aedh, son of Dubdhachrich, abbot of Tir-da- 
ghlas, 843. 

Aedh, son of Dubhdalethe, vice-airchinnech of 
Ard-Macha, died, 1108. 

Aedh, son of Dubhghall, lord of Magh-Ithe, 
died, 993. 

Aedh, son of Dubhghall, vice-abbot of Cluain- 
Fiachna, died, 1069. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Aedh, son of Dubhghilla, lord of Ui-Drona, 
slain, 906. 

Aedh, son of Echthighern, tanist of Ui-Ceinn- 
sealaigh, 983, 992. 

slain, 1002. 

Aedh, son of Eochagan, king of Ulidia, slain, 
912, 917. 

Aedh, son of Eochaidh, slain, 838. 

Aedh, son of Eochaidh, son of Conall, king of 
Connaught, 236. 

Aedh, son of Eochaidh Tirmcharna, king of 
Connaught, 555. 

slain, 574. 

Aedh, son of Fearghal, 727. 
Aedh, son of Fianghus, abbot of Ros-Comain, 

‘died, 872. 

Aedh, son of Flaithbheartach, heir apparent of 
Cinel-Eoghain, slain, 957. 

Aedh, son of Flann, heir to the sovereignty of 
Ireland, slain, 1021. 

Aedh, son of Fogartach, slain, 822. 

Aedh, son of Gairbhith, lord of Corcach-mor, 
died, 952. 

Aedh, son of Iguine, 884. 

Aedh, son of Ilguine, chief of Ui-Bairrche, slain, 
899. 

Aedh,son of Loingseach, king of Ulidia,slain,978. 

Aedh, son of Maelmithigh, died, 963. 

Aedh, son of Maelpadraig, lord of Ui-Fiachrach, 
slain, 905. 

Aedh, son of Maelruanaidh, heir of Teamhair, 
slain, 949. 

Aedh, son of Mathghamhain, heir of Caiseal, 
died, 1010. 

Aedh, son of Niall, hosting of, 853. 

Aedh, son of Niall, 854. 

Aedh, son of Niall, prince of Aileach, 1068. 

Aedh, son of Ruaidhri, grandson of, slain, 1140. 

Aedh, son of Ruaidhri, son of, 1061. 








Aedh, son of Scannlan, lord of Irluachair, died, 


941. 


Aedh, son of Suibhne, chief of Maenmhagh, 
died, 581. 


+ 





125 


Aedh, son of Tomaltach, lord of Leath-Chathail, 
slain, 1004. 

Aedh, son of Tuathal, of Leinster, 1034, 1037. 

Aedh Uairidhnach, son of Domhnall Ilchealgach, 
began to reign, 601. 

died, 607. 

Aedhacan, son of Finnsneachta, tanist-abbot of 
Cluain, died, 865. 

Aedhagan of the Island died, 878. 

Aedhagan, son of Conchobhar, lord of Teathbha, 
died, 893. 

Aedhagan, son of Dealbhaeth, died, 878. 

Aedhagan, son of Torbach, abbot of Lughmhadh, 
died, 834. 

Aedhan, abbot, died, 666. 

Aedhan, abbot of Cluain-Iraird, died, 879. 

Aedhan, abbot of Inis-Cathaigh, died, 861. 

Aedhan, abbot of Lis-mor, died, 763. 

Aedhan, abbot of Ros-Comain, died, 777. 

Aedhan, abbot of Tamhlacht-Maeleruain, died, 
823. , 

Aedhan, bishop, monastery founded by, 627. 

Aedhan, bishop of Magh-eo, died, 768. 

Aedhan Connachtach, lector of Ross-Chommain, 
died, 1043. 

Aedhan, of Gleann-Uisean, died, 843. 

Aedhan O’Fiachrach, St., died, 557. 

Aedhan, of Lismor, died, 761. 

Aedhan, of Raithin, died, 787. 

Aedhan, son of Anailedh, airchinneach of Tuaim- 
da-Ghualann, died, 947. 

Aedhan, son of Rectadh, abbot of Ros-Cre, died, 
884. , 

Aedhgen, bishop and abbot of Fobhar, died, 766. 

Aedhgen Ua Mathghamhnae slain, 718. 

Aedhghal, lord of Umhal, died, 779. 

Aedhlug, St., son of Cummain, abbot of Cluain- 
Mic-Nois, died, 651. 

Aeidhginbrit, bishop of Cill-dara, died, 862. 

Aelchu, abbot of Cluain-Iraird, died, 726. 

Aelchu, of Mainistir-Buite, died, 719. 

Aeldeith, 648. See Maeldeith. 

Aeldobhair, abbot of Ros-Commain, 788. 





126 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Aeldobhar, abbot of Ros-Commain, died, 795. 

Aelghal, anchorite of Imleach-Fordeorach and 
Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 751. 

Aelghal, lord of Teathbha, 760. 

Aelghal, son of Flann, chief of Teathbha,died,770. 

Aelmidhair, economus of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
792. 

Aenagan, father of, 893. 

Aenagan, son of Ruadhrach, abbot of Lusca, 
died, 878. 

Aenagan, son of Eigeartach, 898. 

Aenghus, son of Eochaidh, 838. 

Aenghus Finn, son of Fearghus Duibhdeadach, 
king of Ulster, slain, 248. 

Aenghus Gaibhnaibtheach, son of Fiacha Suigh- 
de, son of Feidhlimidh the Lawgiver, 265, 276. 

Aenghus Liath, 636. 

Aenghus Ollamh, son of Oilioll, son of Labh- 
raidh, monarch of Ireland, a. Mm. 4702, 4719; 
Addenda, p. 1190. 

Aengus Olmucadha, monarch of Ireland, a. M. 
3773, 3790. 

Aenghus, son of Ailell, lord of Ard-Cianachta, 
died, 732. 

Aenghus, son of Aileni, lord of Mughdhorna, 
died, 774. 

Aenghus, son of Ailghil, abbot of Domhnach- 
Padraig, died, 847. 

Aenghus, son of Anghus, chief poet of Ireland, 
died, 930. 

Aenghus, son of Breasal, successor of Cainneach, 
died, 1003. 

Aenghus, son of Carrach, 1000. 

Aenghus, son of Cathan, abbot of Corcach, died, 
1036. 

Aenghus, son of Cinaedh, lord of Feara-Arda, 
died, 876. 

Aenghus, son of Colman, 607. 

Aenghus, son of Colman Mor, chief of the south- 
ern Ui-Neill, died, 616. 

Aenghus, son of Domhnall, slain, 646. 

Aenghus, son of Donnchadh, lord of Meath, died, 
943. 





Aenghus, son of Donnchadh, lord of Tealach- 
Midhe, died, 828. : , 
Aenghus, son of Fearadhach, lord of Cinel- 
Laeghaire, died, 766. 

Aenghus, son of Flann, heir apparent to the 
sovereignty of Ireland, mortally wounded, 91 1. 

Aenghus, son of Loingseach, airchinneach of 
Magh-bile, died, 953. 

Aenghus, son of Maelbrighde, airchinneach of 
Daimhliag, died, 953. 

Aenghus, son of Maelcaularda, successor of bi- 
shop Eoghan of Ard-sratha, died, 878. 

Aenghus, son of Maelduin, heir apparent of the 
North, beheaded, 880. 

Aenghus, son of Maelduin, lord of Loch-Gabhar, 
died, 823. 

Aenghus, son of Muircheartach, tanist-abbot of 
Ta, died, 935. 

Aenghus, son of Nadfraech, king of Munster, 
slain, 489. 

Aenghus, son of Tibraide, abbot of Cluain-foda- 
Baedain-abha, died, 741. 

Aenghus, son of Suibhne, lord of Mughdhorna, 
slain, 848. 

Aenghus Tuirmheach Teamhrach began to reign, 
A.M. 4816. 

died, a. Mm. 4875. 

Aenghus Uladh, died, 664. 

Aerchadh, son of Murchadh, lord of West Con- 
naught, died, 943. 

Aerlaidh, of Cluain-Iraird, died, 767. 





_Aesbuite, artificer of St. Patrick, 448. 


Affiath, abbot of Magh-bile, died, 738. 

Affiath, bishop of Ard-Macha, died, 793. 

Affric, abbess of Cill-dara, died, 833. 

Affrica, abbess of Cill-dara, died, 738. 

Agabard, Pierce, a knight, 1258. 

Aghda, son of Duibhcenn, lord of Teathbha, 
972, 979. 

Aharchu, died, 775. 

Aichleach, son of Duibhdreann, 283. 

Aiddeidh, son of Laighne, 892. 

Aidean, prior of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 838. 


i ae ae 





INDEX NOMINUM. 127 


Aidhneach, of Baisleac, 742. 

Aididh, son of Luighne, king of Ulidia, slain, 
897. 

Aidit, grandson of Maelmichil, 866. 

Aighneart, son of Murchadh, 919. 

Ailbhe, St., of Seanchua-Ua-n-Oiliolla, died, 545. 

Ailbhe, St., archbishop of Imleach-Iubhair, died, 
541. 

successors of, 955, 1074, 1092, 1114, 

11.22, 1163; 

law of, 788. 

Ailbhe, of Ceannmhara, died, 814. 

Ailbhe, wife of the lord of Airtheara, &c., died, 
1077. 

Ailbrend, son of Maichteach, successor of Finnen 
of Cluain-Iraird, died, 881. 

Aildeabhair, of Cill-manach, died, 820. 

Aileni, son of Oissene, lord of Mughdhorna, 
slain, 1018. 

Aileran, St., the Wise, died, 664. 

Ailgheanan, son of Donnghal, king of Caiseal, 
died, 851. 

Ailgi, son of, 920. 

Ailgniadh, bishop of Ard-Breacain, died, 776. 

Ailgnio, son of Gno, prior-abbot of Cluain- 
Iraird, died, 755. 

Ailill, bishop of the Ui-Breasail, died, 525. 

Ailill Cruitire, son of Aedh Slaine, slain, 630. 

Ailill, abbot of Achadh-bo, died, 853. 

Ailill, abbot of Clochar, died, 867. 

Ailill, abbot of Fobhar, died, 869. 

Ailill Banbhan, abbot of Birra, died, 857. 

Ailill Flann Easa, son of Domhnall, son of Aedh, 
son of Ainmire, died, 665. 

Ailill, foster-son of Dunchadh, died, 981. 

Ailill Inbhanda, king of Connaught, slain, 544, 

Ailill, of Mucnamh, abbot, died at Cologne, 1042. 

Ailill, of Rath-Epscoip, died, 898. 

Ailill, son of Aedh Roin, died, 635. 

Ailill, son of Aenghus, abbot of Cill-Cuilinn, 
died, 898. 

Ailill, son of Baedan, slain, 615. 

Ailill, son of Bodhbhcha, of Meath, died, 721. 











Ailill, son of Breasal, priest of Cluain-mic-Nois, 
died, 1044, 

Ailill, son of Ceallach, died, 617. 

Ailill, son of Conall Grant, slain, 718. 

Ailill, son of Core, abbot of Corcach, died, 949. 

Ailill, son of Cormac, abbot of Slaine, died, 797. 

Ailill, son of Craebhachan, abbot of Mungairit, 
died, 760. 

Ailill, son of Cuganmathair, king of Munster, 
died, 699. 

Ailill, son of Cumasgach, lord of Loch-Cal, died, 
847. 

Ailill, son of Dubhdachrich Ua Cinnfaelaidh, 
slain, 744. 

Ailill, son of Dunchadh, son of Aedh Slaine, 
died, 658. 

Ailill, son of Donnchadh, slain, 797, 798. 

Ailill, son of Dunlaing, 489. 

Ailill, son of Dunlang, king of Leinster, slain, 
869. 

Ailill, son of Eoghan, abbot of Trian-Corcaighe, 
slain, 903. 

Ailill, son of Fearadhach, slain, 718. 

Ailill, son of Fearghus, lord of South Breagh, 
died, 795. 

Ailill, son of Feidhlimidh, lord of Ui-Eathach, 
slain, 756. 

Ailill, son of Finncheallach, chief of Ui-Trena, 
died, 879. 

Ailill, son of Flaithim, abbot of Cluain-mor- 
Maedhog, died, 920. 

Ailill, son of Gebhennach, heir of Ui-Maine, 
died, 1011. 

Ailill, son of Innreachtach, lord of Ui-Maine- 
Connacht, died, 794. : 

Ailill, son of Laighneach, abbot of Gleann-da- 
locha, died, 971. 

Ailill, son of Maenach, bishop of Sord and Lusca, 
died, 965. 

Ailill, son of Robhartach, abbot of Lusca, died, 
851. 

Ailill, son of Tuathal, lord of Ui-Crimhthainn, 
died, 734. 


128 


Ailinne, lord of Mughdhorna-Maighen, died, 
953. 

Ailithir, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 595. 

Ailpin, son of Lorcan, slain, 940. 

Aitchen, cook of St. Patrick, 448. 

Amhergin Gluingheal, son of Milidh, a.m. 3500, 
3501, 3502, 3503. 

Ainhergin, lord of Ui-Failghe, 937. 

Aimhergin, son of Cinaedh, lord of Ui-Failghe, 
939, 944. 

Ainbhcheallach, son of Daelghus, lord of Ui- 
Fothaidh-tire, died, 813. 

Ainbhcheallach, abbot of Connor and Lann-Eala, 
died, 773. 

Ainbhcheallach, son of Fonascach, abbot of 
Cluain-eidhneach, died, 872. 

Ainbhith, son of Aedh, king of Ulidia, 862, 
879, 881, 882. 

Ainbhith, son of Domhnall, abbot of Gleann- 
Uisean, died, 938. 

Ainbhith, son of Gairbhith, 880. 

Ainbhith, son of Mughron, lord of Mughdhorn- 
Breagh, slain, 880. 

Aine, daughter of king of Saxony, 10. 

Ainle, son of Cathan, lord of Uaithne-Cliach, 
put to death, 914. 

Ainmire, abbot of Ard-Macha, died, 876. 

Ainmire Bocht, 1007. 

Ainmire, son of Sedna, son of Fearghus Ceann- 
fhoda, 537, 557. 

began to reign as monarch of Ireland, 





564. 

slain, 566. 

Ainniarraidh, son of Maelmoicheirghe, lord of 
Leath-Chathail, slain, 892. 

Ainniarraidh, son of Maelmuire, lord of Tuirbhe, 
died, 898. 

Ainnidh, son of Duach, battle by, 537, 555. 

Ainninn, son of Neimhidh, came to Ireland, 
A. M. 2850. 

Airbheartach, of Cill-dara, died, 816. 

Airbheartach, son of Cosdobhroin, airchinneach 
of Ros-ailithir, died, 1015. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Aireachtach, abbot of Disert-Diarmada, died,935. 

Airechtach, grandson of Dunchadh~ Muirsce, 
chief of Ui-Fiachrach, died, 730. 

Aireachtach, of Cill-Manach, died, 839. 

Aireachtach, priest of Cill-achaidh, died, 935. 

Aireachtach, son of Ainbhith, chief of Calraighe, 
slain, 943. 

Aireachtach, son of Cuana, abbot of Fearna, 
died, 737. 

Airfhindan, 
died, 798. /; 

Airgeatan, son of Forannan, abbot of Corcach, 
died, 892. 

Airgeatmhar, son of Sirlamh, began to reign, 
A.M. 4423. 

slain, A. M. 4452. 

Airmheadh, abbot of Cuil-rathain, slain, 930. 

Airmeadhach, abbot of Beannchair, died, 795. 

Airmeadhach, abbot of Magh-bile, died, 886. 

Airmeadhach, abbot of Ros-ailither, died, 839. 

Airmeadhach, son of Cosgrach, bishop of Ard- 
Macha, died, 1006. 

Airmeadhach, son of Tadhg, slain, 717. 

Airmheadhach, successor of Finnen of Magh- 
bile, drowned, 829. 

Airtri, son of Conchobhar, bishop of Ard-Macha, 
822, 824. 

Airtri, son of Faelan, airchinnech of Cill-dara, 
died, 850. 

Aithchen, abbot, died, 650. 

Aladhchu, anchorite of Rath-Oenbo, died, 782. 

Albanagh, Pierce, slain, 1342. 

Alband, chief of the Duibhgheinte, slain, 874. 

Albdann, son of Godfrey, slain, 924. 

Albert, the German, archbishop of Armagh, 
translated to Hungary, 1246. 

Albran, son of Foidmeach, abbot of Treoit-mor, 
died, 769. 

Alfred, king of England, died, 900. 

Allacan, son of Lachtnan, slain, 912. 

Alldghus, of Cill-Scire, died, 920. 

Ambhalghaidh, grandson of Aedh, of the Clann- 
Choscraigh, killed, 1103. 


abbot of Tamhlacht-Maeleruain, 














INDEX NOMINUM. 


Amhalgaidh, lord of Ui-Maine, died, 786. 

Amhalgaidh, son of Cathal, lord of West Con- 
naught, blinded, 1051. 

died, 1075. 

Amhalgaidh, son of Cathasach, chief of Conaille, 
died, 736. 

Amhalghaidh, son of Conghalach, tanist of 
Breagh, slain, 904. 

Amhalghaidh, son of Eochaidh, 893. 

Amhalghaidh, son of Fiachra, son of Eochaidh 
Muighmheadhoin, died, 449. 

Ambhalghaidh, son of Flann, chief of Calraighe, 
died, 1045. 

Amhalghaidh, successor of Patrick, 1020, 1022, 
1023, 1049. 

Amhalgaidh Ua Conaing, slain, 716. 

Ambhlaeibh, son of the king of Lochlann, 851, 
857, 859, 861, 862, 867. 

Ambhlaeibh, king of Ath-cliath, 904, 917. 

Amblaeibh, king of Ath-cliath, 943, 965, 976. 

died at Iona, 978. 

Amhlaeibh, king of Ath-cliath, 1027. 

Ambhlaeibh Ceanncairech, of Luimneach, 931, 
934, 935. 

Amblaeibh Cuaran, 938, 944, 945, 951, 968. 

Amhlaeibh, grandson of Imhar, slain, 891. 

Amhlaeibh, grandson of Maelan, lord of Gaile- 
anga, slain, -1076. 

Amhlaeibh Manach, son of the successor of 
Finnen, 1170. 

Amhlaeibh, son of Godfrey, 931. 

Amblaeibh, son of Godfrey, lord of the foreign- 
ers, 935, 936, 954. 

Amhlaeibh, son of Imhar, 975. 

Amhlaeibh, son of Sitric, 962; 975, 979. 

Ambhlaeibh, son of Sitric, a Dane, slain, 1012. 

Amhlaeibh, son of Sitric, lord of the foreigners, 
taken prisoner, 1029. 

slain, 1034. 

Anaessles, son of Domhnall, lord of Corca- 
Bhaiscinn, killed, 1049. 

Anaile, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 794. 

Anaile, scribe of Daimhliag-Cianain, died, 961. 














129 


Anaile, vice-abbot of Gleann-da-locha, died, 
883. 

Ananloen, the pilgrim, came to Ireland, 884. 

Andlidh, of Tir-da-ghlas, died, 851. 

Andrew, the apostle, festival of, 948. 

Aneslis, son of Odhar, airchinneach of Lusca, 
1059. 

Anfadan, abbot of Linn-Duachail, died, 758. 

Anfartach Ua Meascain, 613. 

Anghal, lector of Cluain-Iraird, died, 951. 

Anlaff, son of Sitric, 938. 

Anlaith, abbess of Cluain-Bronaigh, died, 933. 

Anluan, abbot of Saighir, died, 846. 

Anluan, son of Conchobhar, lord of Aidhne, 
died, 805. 

Anmchaidh, chief of Ossory, 741, 742, 754. 

Anmchaidh, bishop of Cill-dara, died, 980. 

Anmehaidh, chief of Ui-Liathain, died, 745. 

Anmchaidh, son of Concharat, slain, 718. 

Anmchaidh, son of Cucearca, 745. 

Anrothan, son of Maelgorm, lord of Corca- 
Modhruadh, 925, 934. 

Anrothan, son of Murchadh, lord of Ui-Crimh- 
thainn, died, 885. 

Aodh, and its compounds. See Aedh. 

Aodhan Ua Concumba, bishop, died, 787. 

Aodhan Ua Condumhai, scribe of Dearmhach, 
died, 827. 

Aolbran Ua Lagudon, abbot of Cluain-Dolcain, 
died, 776. 

Aralt, grandson of Imhar, lord of the foreigners, 
slain, 938. 

Aralt, son of Amhlaeibh, slain, 998. 

Aralt, son of, 1044, 1046. 

Arannan, abbot of Beannchair, died, 847. 

Arasgach, abbot of Muicinis-Riagail, drowned, 
743. 

Archu, son of Niall, heir of Ulidia, slain, 981. 

Ardchu, son of Maelseachlainn, heir of Aileach, 
killed, 1018. 

Arddin, Hugo, taken prisoner, 1227. 

Ardghal, abbot of Clochar-mac-nDaimhine, died, 
765. 


130 


Ardghal, son of Cathal, king of Connaught, died, 
786. 

Ardghal, son of Conall-Creamhthainne, son of 
Niall, slain, 513. 

Ardghal, son of Madadhan, king of Ulidia, slain, 
976. ; 

Ardghar, son of Aedh, heir of Aileach, killed, 
1124. 

Ardghar, son of Maelseachlainn, heir of Aileach, 
killed, 1018. 

Arggatan, abbot of Corcach-mor, died, 894. 

Arsibel (Archibald), Master, 1555. 

Art, son of Conn of the Hundred Battles, 166. 

slain, 195. 

Art,son of Diarmaid, lord of Teathbha, slain,824. 

Art, son of Flaithnia, chief of Aidhne, slain, 767. 

Art, son of Lughaidh, began to reign as monarch 
of Ireland, a. M. 4389. 

slain, A. M. 4394. 

Art Beag, son of, 1043. 

Art Imleach, son of Elim Oillfinshneachta, be- 
gan to reign as monarch of Ireland, A. M. 4187. 

slain by Nuadhat Finnfail, a. Mm. 4198. 

Artan, heir of Ui-Eathach, slain, 1004. 

Artbran, son of Fearghus, slain, 753. 

Artghal, son of Cathal, king of Connaught, 777. 

Artghal, son of Conall, lord of Cairbre-Teathbha, 
died, 766. 

Artghal, son of Coscrachan, successor of Comh- 
ghall, and Finnen, died, 973. 

Artghal, son of Loingseach, king of Ireland, 
slain, 701. 

Artghal, son of Madudhan, king of Ulidia, 968. 

Arthur, son of Bicar of the Britons, 620. 

Arthur, son of Muireadhach of Cluain-Maedhog, 
died, 1052. 

Artrach, son of Aitheachda, lord of Ui-Meith, 
died, 737. 

Artri, son of Ailill, lord of Mughdhorna-Maigh- 
ean, died, 797. 

Artri, son of Conchobhar, 817. 

Artri, son of Conchobhar, abbot of Ard-Macha, 
died, 832. 














INDEX NOMINUM. 


Artuir, son of Muireadhach, lord of Airthear- 
Life, died, 845. - 

Asgall, son of Raghnall, son of Turcall, king of 
the foreigners, escaped, 1170. 

slain, 1171. 

Assith, son of Domhnall, 1049. 

Athelstan, king of the Saxons, died, 944. 

Atteidh, son of Laighne, 889, 891. 

Aufer, chieftain, slain, 924. 

Augaire, son of Dunlaing, king of Leinster, 
slain, 1024. 

Augaire, son of Tuathal, king of Leinster, slain, 
976. 

Augustin, abbot of Lisgabhail, died, 1329. 

Augustin, of Beannchair, died, 775. 

Augustinus, 430. 

Aurthuile, abbot of Othain, died, 788. 

Aurthuile Ua Crunnmaeil, chief of Cinel- 
Eoghain, 698. 





B. 


BADHBHCHADH, son of Eachtghus, chief of Cinel- 
Mic-Earca, died, 769. 

Badhbhchadh, son of Eochaidh Buadhach, mo- 
narch of Ireland, slain, a. m. 4606. 

Badhbhghal, son of Fearghal, slain, 750. 

Baedan, of Cluain-tuaisceirt, died, 804. 

Baedan, son of Muircheartach, son of Muireadh- 
ach, joint-king of Ireland, 555, 562, 563. 

Baedan, son of Ninnidh, son of Fearghus Ceann- 

_ fhoda, slain, 567. 

Baeithin, abbot of Beannchair, died, 665. 

Baeithin, abbot of Birra, died, 926. 

Baeithin, St., son of Brenainn, abbot of Ia- 
Choluim-Cille, died, 595. 

Baetan, bishop of Inis-Bo-finne, died, 711. 

Baetan Mac-Ua-Cormaic, abbot of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 663. 

Baetan, son of Cairell, king of Ulidia, died, 585. 

Baethallach, son of Colman Ua Suibhne, abbot 
of Ath-Truim, died, 751. 

Baethghal Bile, 600. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Baethlocha, abbot of Birra, died, 824. 

Bagnall, Sir Henry, marshal of Newry, slain, 1598. 

Baine, daughter of the king of Alba, 10. 

Baine, daughter of Scal, 111. 

Bairre of Corcach, successors of, 680, 821, 1036, 
1057, 1085, 1096, 1106, 1152, 1157. 

Balor, general of the Fomorians in the battle of 
Magh-Tairedh, a. m. 3330. 

Ban of Badhbhgna, died, 772. 

Banbhan, nephew of St. Patrick, 448. 

Banbha, queen of Ireland, slain, a. m. 3500. 

Banbhan, abbot of Claenadh, died, 777. 

Bard Boinne, slain, 931. 

Barith, champion of the Norsemen, slain, 878. 

son of, 935. 

Barnwall, Isabella, wife of O’Reilly, died, 1583. 

Barnwall, the, taken prisoner, 1466. 

Barnwall of Kircustown slain, 1510. 

Barrett, bishop, 1536. 

Barrett, Henry, 1413, 1438. 

Barrett, Maigeog Gallda, slain, 1386. 

Barrett, Maigiu, son of, nominated the Mac 
Wattin, 1440. 

Barrett, Main, son of, lord of Tirawley, died, 

1463. 

Barrett, Richard, drowned, 1412. 

Barrett, Richard, slain, 1428. 

Barrett, Richard, son of Maiduke, died, 1384. 

Barrett, Thomas, bishop of Elphin, died, 1404. 

Barrett, Thomas, 1428, 

Barrett, Thomas, son of Henry, lord of Tiraw- 
ley, died, 1440. 

Barrett, William, slain, 1281. 

Barrett, William, son of, dean of Killala, died, 
1442, 

Barrett, William, son of Mac Wattin, died, 1438. 
See Mac Wattin. 

Barretts, 1412, 1526. 

Barrott, Andrew, slain, 1404. 

Barrott, the, put to death, 1576. 

Barrott, Thomas, parson of Ardrahin, slain, 
1260. 

Barrott, William, died, 1383. 








131 


Barry, David, archdeacon of Cloyne and Cork, 
slain, 1500. 

Barry, David, the, 1582. 

Barry, Thomas, 1500. 

Barry More, 1240, 1261, 1411, 1419, 1500, 
1580, 1582. 

Barry More, David, son of James, 1581, 1600. 

Barry More, James, son of Richard, died, 1581. 

Barry More, John, died, 1420. 

Barry More, John, slain, 1486. 

Barry Oge, 1600, 1601. 

Barry Roe, James, son of James, drowned, 1507. 

Barrys, 1251, 1572, 1579. 

Batbarr, son of Nira, slain, 962. 

Beannachta, bishop of Lusca, died, 873. 

Bearach, abbot of Beannchair, 663, 666. 

Bearach, St., of Cluain-coirpthe, successors of, 
1009, 1128, 1485. 

Bearaidh, St., abbot of Duibhlinn, died, 650. 

Bearnghal, son of Gedhe Ollghothach, monarch 
of Ireland, a. m. 3992, 4003. 

Bebhinn, daughter of Brian, died, 1073. 

Becc, son of Connla, lord of Teathbha, died, 766. 

Bece, son of Cumasgach, died, 778. 

Bece, son of Erimhon, king of Ulidia, slain, 889. 

Bec, son of Gairbhith, lord of Dearlass, died, 934. 

Bec, son of Donncuan, lord of Teathbha, died, 
949. 

Bec, St., son of De, prophet, 478, 557, 825. 

Beccan Lifeachair, died, 777. 

Beccan Ruiminni, died, 675. 

Beccan, son of Cula, 1119. 

Beccan, son of Garbhan, prior of Cill-Achaidh, 
died, 876. 

Beccan, son of Lachtnan, successor of Finnen, 
died, 971. 

Beccan of Cluain-Iraird died, 687. 

Beccbaile, son of Eochaidh, died, 744, 

Bece-Boirche, 620, 673, 677, 704, 716. 

sons of, 712. 

Beccfhola, bishop, died, 691. 

Becclaitnae, abbot of Cluain-Iraird, died, 758. 

Beda, St., 703. 4 





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132 


Befhail, daughter of Cathal, died, 796. 

Beg, son of Cuanach, 594. 

Beinne Brit, son of the king of Britain, slain by 
Lughaidh Lagha, 195. 

Bellew, Richard, son of Belle the Knight, 1492. 

Bellingham, Edward, became Lord Justice, 
1547. 

went to England, 1549. 

Benedictus, 430. 

Benen, son of Sescnen, psalmist of St. Patrick, 
and bishop, 438, 448, 467. 

successor of, 1243. 

Beoaidh, bishop, died, 523. 

Beochaill of Ard-achadh died, 741. 

Beoan, son of Inli, the fisherman, 558. 

Beoghna, St., abbot of Beannchair, died, 605. 

Beollan, son of Armunn, slain, 1103. 

Beollan, son of Ciarmhac, lord of Loch-Gabhar, 
died, 967. 

Berichtir of Tulach-leis died, 839. 

Bermingham. See Mac Feorais. 








Bermingham, archbishop of Tuam, died, 1437. 
Bernard, St., Order of, commenced, 1113. 
Besena, priest, chaplain to St. Patrick, 448. 
Bingham, George Oge, 1594, 1595. 

Bingham, Sir George, of Ballymote, 1593. 

Bingham, John Captain, 1592, 1595. 

Bingham, Sir Richard, chief commissioner and 
governor of Connaught, 1584, 1586, 1588, 
1589, 1590, 1592, 1593, 1595, 1596, 1598, 
1599. 

Biris, John, slain, 1233. 

Biris, Thomas, constable of Ireland, slain, 1233. 

Birmingham. See Mac Feorais. 

Bissett, John, slain, 1522. 

Bissett, Sabia, wife of John, died, 1387. 

Bith, son of Ladhrann, came to Ireland, and 
died, A. M. 2242. 

Blacaire, son of Godfrey, son of Imhar, lord of 
the Norsemen, 938, 940, 941, 943, 946. 

Black Knight, the, 1369. 

Blake, Walter, bishop of Clonmacnoise, died, 
1508. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Blathmac, abbot of Innis-bo-fienn, died, 809. 

Blathmac, son of Aedh Slaine, son of Diarmaid, 
son of Fearghus Cerrbheoil, joint-monarch of 
Ireland, 657, 660, 664. : 

Blathmac, son of Aelghus, abbot of Tir-da-ghlas, 
died, 809. 

Blathmac, son of Coibhdeanach, lord of Mus- 
craighe, died, 745. 

Blathmac, son of Flann, killed, 823. 

Blathmac, son of Guaire, abbot of Cluain-Bae- 
dain, died, 794. 

Blathmac, son of Maelcobha, king of Ulidia, 656, 
666, 669. 

Blathmac, of Sgeillic, died, 950. 

Blathmac, son of Taircealtach, abbot of Cluain- 
mhic-Nois, died, 891. 

Blathmac Ua Muirdheabhair, abbot of Dear- 
mhach, died, 806. 

Blind Abbot, the, 1585. 
Blunt, Sir Charles, Lord Mountjoy, lord lieu- 
tenant of Ireland, 1600, 1601, 1602, 1603. 
Bodhbhchadh, of Meath, son of Diarmaid, slain, 
702. 

Bodhbhchadh, son of Conall-Gabhra, chief of 
Cairbre, died, 731. 

Bodhbhghal, son of Fearghal, abbot of Mun- 
gairid, died, 752. 

Bodkin, Christopher, archbishop of Tuam, died, 
1572. 

Boelgaile, of Achadh-ur, died, 809. 

Bogsa-na-Cairrge, slain, 1374. 

Bolgluatha, lord of Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, died, 644. 

Bolgodhar, son of Maelceir, killed, 876. 

Borough, Thomas Lord, lord justice of Ireland, 
died, 1597, 1601. 

Boston, an Englishman, 1602. 

Brabazon, Captain, governor of Connaught, 
1582, 1584. 

Brabazon, William, the king’s treasurer in Ire- 
land, 1547. 

appointed lord justice, 1549. 

died, 1552. 

Braen, a Leinster chieftain, 938. 








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INDEX NOMINUM. 


Braen, son of Cathacan, lord of Rath-inbhir, 
died, 953. 

Braen, son of Maelmordha, king of Leinster, 
942, 945. 

Braen, son of Maelmordha, son of Murchadh, 
blinded, 1017. 

died at Cologne, 1052. 

two sons of, 1041. 

Braen, son of Murchadh, heir of Leinster, slain, 
978. 

Braen, son of Ruadhrach, lord of Ui-Crumh- 
thainn, slain, 848. 

Braen, son of Tighearnach, slain, 880. 

Braenan, son of Cearbhall, slain, 887. 

Bran, a king interred at Cill-Corbain, 904. 

Bran-Airdcheann, king of Leinster, slain, 790. 

Bran Beg, son of Murchadh, slain, 733. 

Bran Breac, son of Murchadh, 733. 

grandsons of, 1091. 

Bran Dubh, son of Eochaidh, 586, 593, 594, 
597, 601. 

Brandubh, son of Maelcobha, died, 626. 

Bran Finn, son of Maelfothartaigh, died, 669. 

Bran Finn, son of Maelochtraigh, chief of Deisi- 
Mumhan, 666, 669. 

Bran, grandsons of, 815. 

Bran, lord of Desmond, son of, 965. 

Bran of Finnghlais, bishop, died, 837. 

Bran, St., of Lann-Eala, died, 735. 

Bran, son of Baitbeitre, died, 746. 

Bran, son of Colman, abbot of Ros-Cre, slain, 
929. 

Bran, son of Conall, king of Leinster, died, 687- 

Bran, son of Domhnall, lord of Cinel-Laeghaire- 
Breagh, slain, 952. 

Bran, son of Faelan, 834. 

Bran, son of Faelan, king of Leinster, died, 837. 

Bran, son of Muireadhach, 868. 

Bran, son of Muireadhach, tanist of Leinster, 
slain, 892. 

Bran, son of Scannlan, lord of Gabhra, died, 855. 

Bran, son of Muireadhach, 777. 

Bran Ua Faelain, king of Leinster, died, 690. 














133 


Bran Ua Maelduin, slain, 710. 

Branagan, son of Maeluidhir, chief of Meath, 
drowned, 1021. : 

Branan, son of Gillachrist, chief of Corcachlann, 
died, 1120. 

Branchu, son of Bran, slain, 728. 

Breac-Bearbha, died, 725. 

Breanainn, of Birra, seen ascending into the 
skies, 553. 

died, 571. 

successors of, 989, 1079, 1091. 

Breanainn, St., abbot and bishop of Cluain- 
fearta, 525. 

died, 576. 

successors of, 890, 956, 991, 1036, 1040, 
1074, 1081, 1132, 1134, 1166. 

Breanainn, son of Brian, lord of Teathbha, died, 
573, 585. 

Breanainn, son of Cairbre, son of Fechine, lord 
of Ui-Maine, died, 597. 

Breas, son of Ealathan, began to reign as mo- 
narch of Ireland, a. M. 3304. 

resigned to Nuadhat, a. M. 3310. 

Breas, son of Art Imleach, began to reign as 
monarch of Ireland, a. M. 4239. 

slain, A. M. 4247. 

Breasal Bealach, son of Fiacha, son of Cathaeir 
Mor, died, 435. 

Breasal Boidhiobhadh, son of Rudhraighe, began 
to reign as monarch of Ireland, a. M. 4991. 

slain, A. M. 5001. 

Breasal Breac, descendant of, 941. 

Breasal Conailleach, successor of Ciaran of 
Cluain-mic-Nois, 1026, 1030. 

Breasal, lector of Ard-Macha, died, 894. 

Breasal, son of Aedh-Roin, king of Ulidia, slain, 
133. 

Breasal, son of Ailill, slain, 968. 

Breasal, son of Caingne, abbot of Cill-manach, 
died, 843. 

Breasal, son of Colgan, abbot of Fearna, died, 744. 

Breasal, son of Cormac, abbot of Cill-dumha, 
died, 834. 























134 * INDEX NOMINUM. 


Breasal, son of Fearghus, died, 683. 

Breasal, son of Finachta, slain, 693. 

Breasal, son of Flathrai, lord of Dal-Araidhe, 
died, 787. 

Breasal, son of Segeni, abbot of Ia, died, 796. 

Breasal,. sons of, chiefs of Ui-Eathach Uladh, 
f2. 

Breicleigheach (Breckley), 1408. 

Breslen, of Berre, died, 794. 

Brian Borumha, son of Ceinnedigh, 925, 975, 
976, 981, 982, 983, 991, 992, 994, 997, 
998, 999, 1001, 1004, 1005, 1009, 1010, 1012, 
1022. 

born, 925. 

began to reign as monarch of Treland, 








1002. 

slain at Cluain-tarbh, 1013. 

death of, avenged, 1036. 

—— drinking-horn of, 1151. 

--——== race of, 1139, 1141. 

son of, 1040, 1041, 1049, 1054, 1059, 











1063. 

wife of, 1008. 

Brian, coarb of Fenagh, died, 1532. 

Brian, son of Maelruanaidh, lord of West Con- 
naught, slain, 1003. 

Brian, son of Murchadh, lord of West Con- 
naught, 1117. 

Bricine, abbot of Lothra, died, 842. 

Brighit, St., abbess of Cill-dara, died, 525. 

altar of, 755. 

successors of, 1015, 1047, 1072, 1112, 











1171: 

Britan, father of Fereni, 432. 

Britt, William, slain, 1233. 

Britt, William, sheriff of Connaught, drowned, 
1247. 

Brocan, of Tigh-Telle, 720. 

Brocan, son of Comhsudh, abbot of Slebhthe, 
died, 868. 

Brodar, chief of the Danes of Denmark, 1013. 

Brodar, a Dane, styled the enemy of Comhghall, 
slain, 1065. 





Brodar, son of Turcall, lord of Ath-cliath, killed, 
1160. : 

Brodubh, son of Diarmaid, slain, 1001. 

Broean, son of Rudhrach, hero of Leinster, died, 
809. 

Broen, 904. 

Broen, son of Murchadh, 973. 

Brogan, scribe of St. Patrick, 448. 

Brogarbhan, son of Conchobhar, tanist of Ui- 
Failghe, son of, slain, 1013. 

Bronach, son of Bolar, son of, 521. 

Bronn, St., bishop, died, 511. 

Browne, Cristopher, 1595. 

Brown, Master, beheaded, 1589. 

Bruadar, brother of Braen, lord of Ui-Crumh- 
thainn, slain, 848. 

Bruadar, lord of Ui-Fidhgeinte, died, 809. 

Bruadar, son of Aedh, slain, 851. 

Bruadar, son of Ceannfaeladh, lord of Mus- 
graighe, died, 852. 

Bruadar, son of Duibhghilla, lord of Ui-Ceinn- 
sealaigh, slain, 935. 

Bruadar, son of Dunlang, lord of Corca-Loighde, 
died, 860. 

Bruadar, son of Echthighern, lord of Ui-Ceinn- 
sealaigh, died, 981. 

Bruaideadh, son of Flaithbheartach, lord of 
Corcamdhruadh, died, 899. 

Bruce, Edward, landed in Ulster, 1315. 

slain, 1318. 

Bruce, Robert, came from Scotland to Ireland, 
1317, 1327. 





‘Bryan, Francis, the lieutenant, 1548. 


Buachail, son of Dunadhach, slain, 869. 

Buadhach, son of Ailell, slain, 895. 

Buadhach, son of Cormac, slain, 960. 

Buadhach, son of Gusan, tanist of Ui-Bairrche- 
tire, died, 906. 

Buadhach, son of Mothla, tanist of the Deisi, 
died, 905. 

Buithe mac Bronaigh, bishop of Mainister- 
Buithe, died, 521. 

successors of, 964, 1117, 1122. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 135 


Burke, Daboc Donn Mac William, knight, died, 
1329. See Mac William. 

Burke, David, son of Edmond, died in prison, 
1385. 

Burke, David, son of Mac William, died, 1384. 

Burke, David, son of Thomas, died, appointed 
bishop of Clonfert, 1508. 

Burke, David, son of Ulick-na-Timchill, 1600. 

Burke, earl of Clanrickard, and sons, taken pri- 
soners, 1576. 

Burke, Edmond, 1335, 1337, 1342, 1348, 1416, 
1460. 





sons of, 1480. 

Burke, Sir Edmond, died, 1361. 

Burke, Sir Edmond Albanagh Mac William, 
died, 1375. 

Burke, Edmond Ciocrach, son of Walter, 1513. 

sons of, 1586. 
Burke, Edmond, brother of Walter, styled Mac 
William, 1440. , 
Burke, Edmond, lord of the English of Con- 
naught, died, 1458. 

Burke, Edmund Mac Hubert, territory of, 
plundered, 1361. 

Burke, Edmond Mae William, 1336, 1338, 1339, 
1342, 1355. 

Burke, Edmond, son of the Earl of Ulster, 
drowned, 1338. 

Burke, Edmond, son of Edmund, died, 1447. 

Burke, Edmond, son of Mac William, heir of 
Clanrickard, died, 1439. 

Burke, Edmond, son of Richard, 1487, 1488, 
1501. 

Burke, Edmond, son of Thomas of the Plain, 
1578. 

Burke, Edmond, son of Ulick, hanged, 1586. 

Burke, Edmond, son of Ulick-na-gCeann, 1597. 

Burke, Edmond, son of William, slain, 1355. 

Burke, Edmond, son of William, 1468, 

Burke, Finola, wife of William, died, 1379. 

Burke, Henry, son of Ulick, died, 1359. 

Burke, Honora, daughter of William, died,1383. 

Burke, Hubert, died, 1354. 








Burke, Hubert, son of, slain, 1342. : 

Burke, Hubert, son of David Donn Mac Wil- 
liam, 1343. 

Burke, Hugh, son of Edmond, son of Hubert, 
killed, 1400. 

Burke, John, 1453. 

Burke, John, 1553, 1573, 1600. 

sons of, 1601. 

Burke, John Carragh, son of William, heir to 
Cois-Siuire, 1583. 

Burke, John of the Shamrocks, son of Rickard 
Saxonagh, sons of, 1601. 

Burke, John Oge, son of John, 1600, 1601. 

put to death, 1601. 

Burke, John Oge, son of Rickard, son of John 
of the Termon, slain, 1597. 

Burke, John, son of Earl of Clanrickard, 1572. 
1574, 1576, 1580, 1582, 1583. 

Burke, John Roe Mac David, 1347. 

Burke, John, son of Edmond, died, 1438. 

Burke, John, son of Hubert, slain, 1406. 

Burke, John, son of John, killed, 1567. 

Burke, John, son of Mac William, died, 1384. 

Burke, John, son of Oliver, the Lower Mac 
William, 1572. 

Burke, John, son of Richard, slain, 1505, 1602. 

Burke, John, son of Rickard Saxonagh, earl of 
Clanrickard, slain, 1503. 

Burke, John, son of Thomas, son of Richard 
Oge, drowned, 1572. 

Burke, John, son of Ulick, tanist of Clanrickard, 
1504, 1507. 

Burke, Mac-an-Phearsuin, son of Mac Seoinin, 
archbishop of Connaught, died, 1450. 

Burke, Mac Philbin Mac William, 1351. 

Burke, Mac Walter, 1472. 

Burke, Mac William, 1255, 1256, 1257, 1260, 
1262, 1263, 1264, 1329, 1341, 1342, 1350, 
1355, 1361, 1377, 1380, 1385, 1386, 1394, 
1395, 1397, 1398, 1422, 1452, 1460, 1461, 
' 1464, 1471, 1472, 1473, 1476, 1478, 1488, 
1499. 

Burke, Meyler, descendants of, 1570. 








136 


- Burke, Myler, son of Theobald, hanged, 1595. 

Burke, Meyler, son of Walter, sheriff of the 
county of Mayo, slain, 1578. 

Burke, Meyler, son of Walter Fada, hanged, 
1586. 

Burke, Meyler, son of Sir William, killed, 1384. 

descendants of, 1554. 

Burke, Oliver Roe, son of John na Beinne, died, 
1579. 

Burke of Ben, Redmond Oge, son of Redmond, 
beheaded, 1589. | 

Burke of Camline slain, 1375. 

Burke of Muine, Redmond, son of, died, 1361. 

Burke of Tirawley, Oliver, son of John, descen- 
dants of, 1589. 

Burke, Redmond, 1601. 

Burke, Redmond Mac Hubert, 1407. 

Burke, Redmond, son of John, 1598, 
1601, 1602. 

Burke, Redmond, son of John of the Shamrocks, 
1598, 1600. 

Burke, Redmond-na-Scuab, son of Ulick-na- 
gCeann, died, 1595. 

sons of, 1595. 

Burke, Richard, slain, 1377. 

Burke, Richard, 1409, 1468, 1471. 

“sons of, 1480. 

Celia, wife of, died, 1485. 

Burke, Richard, son of Deamhan-an-Chorrain, 
1586. 

Burke, Richard, son of Edmund, successor of 
Richard, son of Thomas, 1469. 

Burke, Richard, earl of Clanrickard, sons of, 
1577. 

Burke, Richard, earl of Ulster, alias the Red 
Earl of Ulster, 1291, 1294, 1295, 1296. 

died, 1326. 

wife of, died, 1304. 

Burke, Richard Finn [the fair], 1289. 

Burke, Richard, the Red Earl, son of Walter, 
earl of Ulster, 1288. 

Burke, Richard, son of John Boy, 1406. 

Burke, Richard na Coille, slain, 1270. 








1600, 























INDEX NOMINUM. 


| Burke, Richard Oge, 1355. 


sons of, 1544. 

descendants of, 1554, 1572. 

Burke, Richard, son of Oliver, son of John, died, 
1598. 

Burke, Richard, son of Rickard, 1586, 1592, 


1601. 








| | Burke, Richard Saxonagh, 1548: 


| Burke, Richard Saxonagh, son of Ulick-na- 
gceann, styled earl of Clanrickard, 1550. 

Burke, Richard, son of Theobald, baron of Cas- 
tleconnell, slain, 1600. 

Burke, Richard, son of Thomas, resigned his 
lordship, 1469. 

Burke, Richard-an-Iarain, son of Ulick, 1580. 

Burke, Richard, son of Ulick, 1593. 

Burke, Richard, son of William, came to Ireland 
as justiciary, 1228. 

Burke, Richard, son of William, 1235. 

Burke, Richard, son of William, 1236. 

Burke, Richard, son of William, died, 1243. 

race of, 1535, 1526, 1532, 1536. 

Burke, Richard, son of William, slain, 1599. 

Burke, Rickard, baron of Dunkellin, son of the 
earl of Clanrickard, 1599. 

Burke, Rickard, son of Edmond of petri 
slain, 1582. 

Burke, Rickard, son of John, died, 1598. 

Burke, Rickard, son of Richard Oge, tanist of 
Clanrickard, died, 1466. 

Burke, Rickard Saxonagh, son of Ulick-na- 
gCeann, earl of Clanrickard, 1558, 1561, 1570, 
1578, 1582. 

Burke, Rickard, son of Ulick, baron of Dun- 
Coillin, 1597. 

Burke, Rickard, son of Ulick, baron of Dunkel- 
lin, became earl of Clanrickard, 1598, 1601. 

Burke, Roland, son of Redmond, bishop of Clon- 
fert, died, 1580. 

Burke, Sabia, daughter of Ulick, died, 1381. 

Burke, Seoinin, slain, 1342. 

Burke, Seoinin, daughter of, 1356. 

Burke, Theobald, 1296. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 137 


Burke, Theobald, brother of Richard, the earl, 
died, 1303. 

Burke, Theobald, Mac William, died, 1336. 

Burke, Theobald, heir of Mac William, slain, 
1374. 

Burke, Theobald, two sons of, slain, 1600. 

Burke, Theobald-na-Long, son of Richard-an- 
Jarainn, 1599, 1600, 1601. 

Burke, Thegbald Reagh, son of Walter, 1513. 

Burke, Theobald, son of Dabuck, son of, slain, 
1598. 

Burke, Theobald, son of Ulick, head of the kerns, 
slain, 1377. 

Burke, Theobald, son of Walter, lord of Con- 
maicne-Cuile-Toladh, died, 1503. 

Burke, Theobald, son of Walter Fada, 1582, 
1586. 

Burke, Theobald, son of Walter, lord of Mus- 
craighe-Chuire, slain, 1503. 

Burke, Theobald, son of Walter Kittagh, the 
Mac William, 1595, 1598. 

Burke, Theobald, son of William, slain, 1579. 

Burke, Thomas, killed, 1342. 

Burke, Thomas, lord of the English of Con- 
naught, 1398. 

Burke, Thomas Bacagh, sons of, 1553. 

Burke, Thomas, brother of Baron Richard, slain, 
1600. 

Burke, Sir Thomas, 1601. 

Burke, Thomas Roe, brother of Rickard Oge, 
killed, 1586. 

Burke, Thomas, son of the earl of Clanrickard, 
1599. 

Burke, Thomas, son of Sir Edmond Albanagh, 
1375, 1397, 1401. 

Burke, Thomas, son of Hubert, slain, 1408. 

Burke, Thomas, sons of, 1533. . 

Burke, Thomas, son of John, 1600. 

Burke, Thomas, son of Theobald, 1597, 1599. 

Burke, Thomas, son of Thomas, became Mac 
William, 1460. 

Burke, Thomas, son of Ulick, slain, 1517. 

Burke, Thomas, son of Ulick-na-gCeann, 1544. 





x 


Burke, Thomas, son of Ulick, earl of Clan- 
rickard, 1602. 

Burke, Ulick, sons of, 1505. 

descendants of, 1601. 

Burke, Ulick, earl of Clanrickard, 1598, 1601. 

Burke, Ulick, lord of Clanrickard, heir of Ulster, 
died, 1485. 

Burke, Ulick, Mac William of Clanrickard, died, 
1424, 

Burke, Ulick-na-gCeann, earl of Clanrickard, 
died, 1544. 

Burke, Ulick, son of Redmond-na-Scuab, 1595. 

Burke, Ulick, son of Richard Oge, elected the 
Mac William, 1401. 

Burke, Ulick, son of Richard Oge, styled Mac 
William, 1544. 

Burke, Ulick, son of Richard, died, 1343. 

Burke, Ulick, son of Richard, 1403. 

Burke, Ulick, son of Richard, taken prisoner, 
1486. 

Burke, Ulick, son of Rickard, earl of Clan- 
rickard, 1573, 1582, 1585, 1596, 1597, 1599. 

Burke, Ulick, son and successor of Ulick, 1485. 

Burke, Ulick, son of William, 1579, 1597. 

Burke, Ulick, son of the earl of Clanrickard, 
1572, 1580, 1583. 

Burke, Ulick, brother of John, 1583. 

Burke, Walter, 1328. 

Burke, Walter, 1497. 

Burke, Walter, 1536. 

Burke, Walter, earl of Ulster, 1264, 1270. See 
De Burgo Mac William. 

Burke, Walter Fada, son of David, two sons of, 
1582. 

Burke, Walter, grandson of the earl of Ulster, 
died, 1432. 

Burke, Walter Kittagh, son of John, died, 1590. 

Burke, Walter Mac William, 1331. 

Burke, Walter, Mac William, slain, 1378. 

Burke, Walter, Margaret, daughter of, died, 
1364. 

Burke, Walter, More, wife of, died, 1421. 

Burke, Walter, son of Sir David, died, 1377. 





138 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Burke, Walter, son of Edmond, 1586. 


Burke, Walter, son of John, captain, slain, | 


1503. 

Burke, Walter, son of John, heir of Conmaicne, 
slain, 1504. 

Burke, Walter, Sabia, wife of, 1410. 

Burke, Walter, son of John, slain, 1570. 

Burke, Walter, son of Rickard, 1497. 

Burke, Walter, son of Thomas, made a Mac 
William, 1401. 

Burke, Walter, son of Sir Walter, died of hun- 
ger in prison, 1332. 

Burke, Walter, son of William, 1328, 1330. 
See Mac William. 

Burke, William, 1199, 1200, 1201, 1204. 

son of, 1219, 1227, 1230, 1231, 1232, 





1233. 

Burke, William, 1266. 

Burke, William, 1296, 1309, 1311, 1315, 1316, 
1318. 

Burke, William, 1407. 

sons of, 1467. 

Burke, William, 1601. 

Burke, William, an-t-Iarla Donn, son of Sir 
John, i.e. the Earl, 1328, 1330. 

Burke, William Caech, son of Mac William, 
slain, 1467. 

Burke, William, son of the earl of Clanrickard, 
1574. 

Burke, William Donn, son of Ulick, died, 1370. 

Burke, William, earl of Ulster, killed, 1333. 

Burke, William Garve Mac David, 1400. 

Burke, William Liath, son of William More, 
died, 1322. 

Burke, William, lord of Clanrickard, 1247, 1248. 

Burke, William Mac David, slain, 1347. 

Burke, William Oge, brother of Walter, put to 
death, 1270. 

Burke, William Saxonagh, son of Sir Edmond, 
died, 1368. 

Burke, William, son of Sir Edmond, died, 1384. 

Burke, William, son of David the Blind Abbot, 
died, 1598. 








Burke, William, son of the earl of Ulster, 
13375 

Burke, William, son of John, died, 1438. 

Burke, William, son of John, died, 1466. 

Burke, William, son of John, son of Oliver, 
slain, 1591. 

two sons of, slain, 1598. 

Burke, William, son of John of the Shamrocks, 
1600, 1601, 1602. 

Burke, William, son of Mac William, slain, 
1462. 

Burke, William, son of Richard, 1463. 

Burke, William, son of Rickard, 1544. 

Burke, William, son of Rickard, son of Ulick, 
earl of Clanrickard, 1578. ‘ 

Burke, William, son of Rickard Saxonagh, earl 
of Clanrickard, hanged, 1581. 

Burke, William, son of Ulick, died, 1372. 

Burke, William, son of Walter, died, 1466. 

Burke, William, son of William More, died, 
1324. 

Burkes, 1374, 1576, 1592. 

Burkes, the Clann-William, 1412. 

Burkes, the Lower, 1589, 1590. 

Butler, Edmond, archbishop of Cashel, son of 
Pierce, earl of Ormond, died, 1551. 

Butler, Edmond, deputy of Ireland, 1307. 

Butler, Edmond, of Caladh, brother of the earl 
of Ormond, 1569, 1582, 1596. 

Butler, Edmond Oge, son of Edmond, died, 
1382. 





-Butler, Edmond, son of Richard, taken prisoner, 


1596. 

Butler, Edmond, son of Richard, lord of Mount- 
garrett, 1598, 1599. 

Butler, Edmond, son of Thomas, 1516. 

sons of, 1526. 

Butler, Edmond, son of Thomas, lord of Trian- 
Chluana-Meala, &c., died, 1559. 

Butler, Edward, brother of the earl of Ormond, 
1569. 

Butler, Edward, son of the earl of Ormond, 
1582. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


Butler, Elenora, wife of Edward, son of James, 
earl of Ormond, died, 1589. 

Butler, Ellen, daughter of Pierce Roe, earl of 
Ormond, died, 1597. 

Butler, Henry, lord of Umallia, slain, 1272. 

Butler, James, brother of the earl of Ormond, 
and son of Edward, 1598. 

Butler, James, earl of Ormond, 1336. 

Butler, James, earl of Ormond, 1414. 

Butler, James Oge, son of James Gallda, earl of 
Ormond, died, 1448. 

Butler, James Oge, son of James, earl of Ormond, 
died, 1567. 

Butler, James, son of Edward, slain, 1598. 

Butler, James, son of John, earl of Ormond, 
1492, 1494. 

Butler, James, son of Mac Richard, representa- 
tive of the earl of Ormond, died, 1486. 

Butler, James, son of Pierce, succeeded as earl 
of Ossory, 1553. 

Butler, James, son of Pierce, lord of Sliabh- 
Ar@acha, died, 1600. 

Butler, James, son of Pierce Roe, earl of Or- 
mond, died, 1545. 

Butler, James, son of Pierce Roe, two sons of, 
and brothers of Thomas, earl of Ormond, 
1582. 

Butler, Joanna, daughter of the earl of Ormond, 
died, 1383. 

Butler, John, 1248, 1270. 

Butler, John, son of Edmond Mac Richard, 1489. 

Butler, Mac Pierce, 1477. 

Butler, Mac Pierce, James, son of Edmond, died, 
1508. 

Butler, Mac Richard, 1443, 1461, 1464. 

Butler, Mac Richard, Thomas, slain, 1489. 

Butler, Pierce Roe, lord justice of Ireland, 1523. 

Butler, Pierce, son of Edmond an-Chaladh, wife 
of, 1594. 

Butler, Pierce, son of Edmond, became lord of 
Trian-Chluana-Meala, &c., 1559. 

died, 1566. 

Butler, Pierce, son of James, 1516, 








139 


Butler, Pierce, son of James, earl of Ormond, 
1580. 

wife of, 1577. 

Butler, Pierce, son of James, son of Edmond, 
died, 1578. 

Butler, Richard, slain, 1405. 

Butler, Richard, son of Edmond Mac Richard, 
slain, 1478. 

Butler, Theobald, baron, 1264, 1300. 

Butler, Theobald, son and heir of Pierce, 1566. 

Butler, Theobald, son of Pierce, lord of Cathair- 
Duna-Iascaigh, &c., died, 1596. 

Butler, Thomas, 1271. 

Butler, Thomas Bacagh, son of the earl of Or- 
mond, 1419. 

Butler, Thomas, son of James, son of Pierce 
Roe, earl of Ormond, 1560, 1561, 1565, 1569, 
1570, 1574, 1580, 1583, 1596, 1597, 1598, 
1600. 

Butler, Thomas, son of Pierce, slain, 1478. 

Butler, Thomas, son of Pierce Roe, earl of Or- 
mond, slain, 1532. ‘ 

Butler, Thomas, son of Theobald, lord of Clon- 
mel-Third and Cahir, 1596, 1598, 1599. 

Butler, Sir Walter, son of John, 1601. 

Butlers, 1462, 1492, 1573, 1574, 1580, 1582, 
1599. 

Byrnes, the, 1442, 1523, 1580, 1585. 





C. 


CAECHSCUILE, scribe of Doire-Chalgaigh, died, 
1205 

Caeilti, 283. 

Caeimhghin, or Kevin, St., abbot of Gleann-da- 
locha, died, 617. 

successors of, 957, 970, 972, 1002, 1013, 
1045, 1068, 1095, 1106, 1128, 1153. 

Caeineachair, lector of Slaine, burned, 948. 

Caelbhadh, son of Crunn-Badhrai, slain, 357. 

Caemhan, abbot of Linn-Duachaill, killed, 841. 

Caemhan Breac, St., of Ros-each, died, 614, 

Caemhan, chamberlain of St. Patrick, 448. 





12 


140 


Caemhan, son of Daelach, abbot of Daimhliag- 
Cianain, died, 866. 
Caemhoran, successor of Cainneach, 1066. 
Caenchomhrac, abbot of Cill-Easpuig, died, 952. 
Caenchomhrac, abbot of Ia, died, 945. 
Caenchomhrac, son of Ainbhithe, abbot of 
Gleann-Uisean, died, 986. 
Caenchomhrac, bishop of Finnghlais-Cainnigh, 
died, 786. 
Caenchomhrac, bishop of Daimhliag, died, 941. 
Caenchomrac, bishop of Lughmhadh, died, 898. 
Caencomhrac, son of Curan, bishop of Cluain- 
Eois, died, 961. 
Caencomhrac, son of Maeluidhir, bishop of Doire- 
Chalgaigh, died, 927. 
Caenchomhrac, of Inis-bo-fine, died, 898. 
Caencomhrac, of Mucshnamh, anchorite, died, 
936. 
Caenchomhrac, son of Siadhal, cconomus of 
Cill-dara, died, 834. 
Caerlan, St., bishop, died, 587. 
Caicher, a. M. 3500, 3501, 3502. 
Caicher, lord of Feara-Maighe, slain, 843. 
Caicher, son of Cumascrach, slain, 742. 
Caicher, son of Maenach, abbot of Mungairid, 
died, 1006. 
~Cailcen, of Lothra, died, 650. 
Cailleach-Finain, daughter of Sitric, died, 1042. 
Cailleach, of Cill-Sleibhe, died, 1150. 
Caillechdomhnaill, daughter of Noeneanaigh, 
abbess of Cluain-Bronaigh, died, 1163. 
Cailleoc, wife of Cuciche Ua Dunlaing, slain, 
1041. 
Caillin, St., of Fidhnacha, 464. 
successors of, 1255, 1331, 1377, 1497. 
Cailti, son of Erc, abbot of Fidhduin, died, 
828. 
Caindealbhan, son of Maelcron, lord of Ui- 
Laeghaire, died, 925. 
Caindealbhan, son of Riogan, heir apparent of 
Leinster, died, 877. 
Caineach, daughter of Canannan, queen of Ire- 
land, died, 927. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Cainneach, successor of, in Cianachta, 1090. 

Cainneach, St., abbot, died, 598. 

successors of, 966, 969, 1003, 1007, 
1038, 1050, 1056, 1066, 1108, 1154. 

Caintighearna, daughter of Ceallach Cualann, 
died, 728, Addenda, p.1191. 

Cairbre Baschaein, son of Conaire, 165, 186. 

Cairbre Caitcheann, 10, 14. 

Cairbre Crom, bishop of Cluain-mic-Nois, 894, 
899. 

Cairbre Crom, chief of Ui-Maine, race of, 757. 

Cairbre Fial, son of Cathal, anchorite of Gleann- 
da-locha, died, 1013. 

Cairbre-Liffeachair, son of Cormac, son of Art, 





began to reign as monarch of Ireland, 268, 

271, 272. 

slain, 284. 

Cairbre, son of Maelduin, lord of Loch Gabhra, 
slain, 835. 

Cairbre Musc, son of Conaire, 165, 186. 

Cairbre Riada, son of Conaire, 165, 186 ; Ad- 
denda, p. 1190. 

Cairbre, son of Cathal, lord of Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, 
or South Leinster, 826, 834, 842. 

Cairbre, son of Cinaedh, lord of Ui-Mail, died, 
847. 

Cairbre, son of Cleirchen, lord of Ui-Fidhgeinte, 
slain, 1013. 





‘Cairbre, son of Cormac, king of Leinster, died, 


546. 

Cairbre, son of Colman, abbot of Ath-Truim, 
died, 844. 

Cairbre, son of Creamhthann, king of Munster, 
571. 

Cairbre, son of Cudinaisg, slain, 742. 

Cairbre, son of Cumascrach, slain, 742. 

Cairbre, son of Diarmaid, lord of Ui-Ceinnsea- 
laigh, slain, 874. 

Cairbre, son of Dunlang, 856. 

Cairbre, son of Dunlang, lord of Airther-Life, 
died, 881. 

Cairbre, son of Echtighern, comharba of Cluain- 
mor-Maedhog, died, 972. 


6 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


Cairbre, son of Fearadhach, airchinnech of Tigh- 
Mochua, died, 919. 

Cairbre, son of Fogartach, lord of Breagh, died, 
766. ; 

Cairbre, son of Laidhgnen, abbot of Fearna- 
mor, &c., died, 965. 

Cairbre, son of Laidhgnen, lord of South Lein- 
ster, died, 788. 

Cairbre, son of Maelpadraig, lord of Ui-Liathain, 
died, 942. 

Cairbre, son of Murchadh Midheach, died, 744. 

Cairbre, son of Niall, 489, 492, 494. 

‘Cairbre, son of Rian, died, 988. 
Cairbre, son of Rodaighe, airchinneach of Eag- 
lais-Beag, at Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 1037. 
Cairbre, son of Suibhne, abbot of Lann-Leire, 
died, 893. 

Caireach Deargain, St., virgin, died, 577. 

Caireall, son of Fiachna, king of Ulidia, slain, 
804, 807, 816. 

Caireall, son of Muireadhach Muindearg, king of 
Ulidia, died, 526. 

Caireall, son of Ruadhrach, lord of Loch Uaithne, 
slain, 849. 

Caireallan, son of, 985. 

Cairneach, St., 438, 526. 

successors of, 943, 967. 

Caisin, scribe of Lusca, died, 695. 

Caithnia, son of Bece, slain, 765. 

Caithnia, abbot of Daimhliag, died, 805. 

Calphrann, father of St. Patrick, 432, 995. 

Cana, noble priest of Achadh-bo, died, 1045. 

Canice, St., successors of, 1206, 1406. See 
Cainneach. 

Canannan, brother of Conaille, 829. 

Canannan, son of Ceallach, tanist of Ui-Ceinn- 
sealaigh, died, 950. 

Carabran, abbot of Lis-mor, died, 799. 

Carew, Peter, slain, 1580. 

Carew, Sir George, president of Munster, 1600, 
1601, 1602. 

Carlus, son of Amhlaeibh, slain, 866. 

sword of, 994, 1029, 1058. 











14] 


Carlus, son of Conn, 958. 

Carneach, priest, baptized Patrick, 448. 

Caroc, son of Maelcron, abbot of Achadh-biroir, 
died, 896. 

Carter, Arthur, marshal of Munster, 1579. 

Carthach, abbot of Birra, died, 885. 

Carthach, abbot of Tir-da-ghlas, died, 851. 

Carthach, son of Finnall, banished from Rathain, 
631. 

Carthach, son of Saerbhreathach, lord of Eogh- 
anacht, 1043, 1045. 

Cass-Midhe, lawgiver of Maelseachlainn, slain, 
1017. 

Catan, abbess of Cill-dara, died, 853. 

Cathaeir Mor, son of Feidhlimidh Firurghlais, 
began to reign, 120, 122. 

Cathal, avenger of the death of Raghallach, king 
of Connaught, 645. 

Cathal, grandson of Ceallach Cualann, slain, 739. 

Cathal Maenmaighe, lord of Ui-Maine, died, 745. 

Cathal Martyr, airchinneach of Corcach, died, 
1034. 

Cathal, son of Aedh, king of Munster, died, 620. 

Cathal, son of Aedh, of the race of Aedh Slaine, 
slain, 732. 

Cathal, son of Ailell, lord of Ui-Fiachrach, died, 
812. 

Cathal, son of Ailell, lord of Ui-Maine, 834, 844. 

Cathal, son of Amhalghaidh, lord of Ui-Ceallaigh- 
Cualann, slain, 1034. * 

Cathal, son of Artrach, lord of Mughdhorna, 
died, 812. 

Cathal, son of Carlus, successor of Cainneach, 
died, 1008. 

Cathal, son of Cearnach, lord of Feara-Cul, died, 
874. 

Cathal Cerr, chief of South Breagh, died, 721. 

Cathal, son of Conall, lord of Cairbre-Mor, died, 
766. 

Cathal, son of Conchobhar, king of Connaught, 
895, 903, 923, 1000, 1009. — 

Cathal, son of Cormac, bishop of Cluain-Dolcain, 
died, 879. 


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Cathal, son of Cormac, bishop of Cluain-fearta- 
Brenainn, died, 961. 

Cathal, son of Cosgrach, lord of Fotharta, slain, 
845. 

Cathal, son of Diarmaid, died, 750. 

Cathal, son of Domhnall, son of Dubhdabhoi- 
reann, king of Desmond, 1012, 1013. 

Cathal, son of Domhnall, lord of Cinel-Enda, 
slain, 1078. 

Cathal, son of Donnchadh, lord of Ui-Eathach- 
Mumhan, killed, 1063. 

Cathal, son of Dubhan, lord of Ui-Duach-Arga- 
drois, 850, 851. 

Cathal, son of Dubhdara, lord of Feara-Manach, 
died, 1009. 

Cathal, son of Dunchadh, lord of Gaileanga- 
Mora, slain, 1005. 

Cathal, son of Dunlaing, lord of Ui-Ceinnsea- 
laigh, died, 817. 

Cathal, son of Etroch, slain, 1003. 

Cathal, son of Fiachra, lord of Rath-Airthir, 
died, 805. 

Cathal, son of Finguine, king of Munster, 717, 
130: (333. 

Cathal, son of Finnagan, heir of Leinster, slain, 
883. 

Cathal, son of Forannan, abbot of Cill-dara, 
died, 747. 

Cathal, son of Gillabraite, lord of Ui-Briuin- 
Breifne, &c., killed, 1105. 

Cathal, son of Innreachtach, half-king of Ulidia, 
killed, 869. 

Cathal, son of Labhraidh of Bregia, 992, 1002. 

Cathal, son of Lorcan of Leinster, died, 952. 

Cathal, son of Maelmhuaidh, slain, 1013. 

Cathal, son of Muireadhach, king of Connaught, 
died, 730. . 

Cathal, son of Muirghius, king of Connaught, 
died, 836. 

Cathal, son of Murchadh, lord of Ui-Maine, slain, 
816. : 

Cathal, son of Odhran, lord of Laeighis, died, 
931. 





Cathal, son of Raghallach, died, 678. 

Cathal, son of Ruaidhri, lord of West Con- 
naught, 995, 1037, 1043. 

Cathal, son of Tadhg, king of Connaught, slain, 
971. 

Cathal, son of Tighearnain, lord of Breifne, or 
East Connaught, 1051, 1059. 

Cathal Ua Cinaetha, chief of Ui-Ceinsealaigh, 
died, 753. 

Cathalan, son of Cairbre, tanist of Ui-Failghe, 
slain, 881. i 

Cathalan, lord of Fearnmhagh, 1025. 

Cathalan, son of Finnsneachta, heir apparent of 
Leinster, died, 914. 

Catharnach, son of Aedh of the Ui-Caisin, slain, 
1018. 

Catharnach Sinnach, 1077. 

Catharnach, son of Fearghus, slain, 753. 

Catharnach, son of the Sinnach Odhar, lord of 
Teathbha, slain, 1098. 

Catharnach, son of Cathal Maenmaighe, died, 
796. 

Cathasach, abbot of Cill-Ite, died, 810. 

Cathasach, airchinneach of Eaglais-beg, at Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 977. 

Cathasach, son of Aedh, prior of Ard-Macha, 
died, 807. 

Cathasach, son of Ailchi, bishop of Cinel- 
Eoghain, died, 946. 

Cathasach, son of Ailell, king of Ulidia, slain, 
749. 

Cathasach, son of Cairbre, abbot of Mungairit, 
died, 1070. 

Cathasach, son of Domhnall, abbot of Gleann- 
Uisean, died, 946. 

Cathasach, son of Domhnall Breac, slain, 646. 

Cathasach of Druim-thorraidh, successor of Pa- 
trick, died, 957. : 

Cathasach, son of Eimhin, 660. 

Cathasach, son of Fearghus, comharba of Dun, 
died, 970. 

Cathasach, son of Fearghus, tanist-abbot of Ard- 
Macha, 892, 897. 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 143 


Cathasach, son of Gearrgarbhan, successor of 
Cainneach, died, 1056. 

Cathasach, son of Guasan, lector of Ard-Macha, 
died, 945. 

Cathasach, son of Laircine, slain, 665. 

Cathasach, son of Maelduin, chief of the Cruithne, 
slain, 680. 

Cathasach, son of Murchadhan, bishop of Ard- 
Macha, died, 966. 

Cathasach, son of Robhartach, abbot of Ard- 
Macha, died, 880. 

Cathasach, son of Tighearnach, economus of 
Ard-Macha, died, 854. 

Cathasach, son of Toirpthea, lord of Ui-Eathach, 
died, 790. 

Cathasach, successor of Finghin, blinded, 1031. 

Cathmal, son of Tomaltach, half-king of Ulidia, 
killed, 851. 

Cathmogh, abbot of Lismore and bishop of Cork, 
958. 

Cathmugh, lord of Calraighe, died, 787. 

Cathmugh, son of Fearghus, son of Roghallach, 
slain, 753. 

Cathmugh, son of Flaithbheartach, lord of 
Cairbre, slain, 787. 

Cathnia Usa Guaire, abbot of Tuaim-Greine, died, 
789. 

Cathrae, chief of Mughdhorna, slain, 781. 

Cathub, St., son of Fearghus, abbot of Achadh- 
cinn, died, 554. 

Cavanagh. See Kavanagh, and Mac Murrough. 

Ceallach Cualann, son of Gerrtide, king of Lein- 
ster, 702, 713. 

Ceallach, daughter of Dunchadh of the Ui- 
Liathain, died, 726. 

Ceallach, joint monarch of Ireland, died, 656. 

Ceallach, of Loch Cime, son of Raghallach, 
701. m 

Ceallach of Tir-da-ghlas, died, 875. 

Ceallach Reamhar, successor of Brenainn of 
Birra, and Ciaran of Saighir, died, 1079. 


‘Ceallach, son of Aedh, appointed successor of 


Patrick, 1105. 





Ceallach, son of Ailell, abbot of Ia, died, 863. 

Ceallach, son of Bec, lord of Dal-Araidhe, slain, 
941. 

Ceallach, son of Bran, king of Leinster, 831, 
833. 

Ceallach, son of Caellaidhe, prior of Saighir, 
died, 937. 

Ceallach, son of Cairbre, abbot of Ath-Truim, 
died, 837. 

Ceallach, son of Cairbre, son of Fogartach, slain, 
762. 

Ceallach, son of Caithghenn, abbot of Druim- 
mor, died, 841. 

Ceallach, son of Cearbhall, lord of Ossory, 893, 
900, 903. 

Ceallach, son of Cearbhall, heir apparent of 
Leinster, 921, 922. 

sons of, 951. 

Ceallach, son of Cinaedh, abbot of Imleach-Fia, 
died, 990. 

Ceallach, son of Cinaedh, lord of Ui-Ceinnsea- 
laigh, slain, 945. 

Ceallach, son of Conghalach, abbot of Cill- 
achaidh, died, 919. 

Ceallach, son of Conghal, abbot of Ia-Coluim- 
Chille, died, 810. 

Ceallach, son of Connmhach, anchorite of Diseart- 
Cheallaigh, died, 828; Addenda, p. 1193. 

Ceallach, son of Cormac, chief of Ard-Cianachta, 
died, 781. 

Ceallach, son of the monarch Cormac, son of 
Art, mortally wounded, 265. 

Ceallach, son of Cosgrach, abbot of Airegal- 
Ciarog, died, 837. 

Ceallach, son of Crunnmhael, abbot of Ceann- 
Eitigh, died, 850. 

Ceallach, son of Cumasgach, 839. 

Ceallach, son of Cumasgach, abbot of Fobhar, 
died, 866. 

Ceallach, son of Cumasgach of Bregia, slain, 
935. 

Ceallach, son of Diarmaid, lord of Osraighe, 
slain, 1002. 





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Ceallach, son of Domhnall, lord of Ui-Faelain, 
970, 973. 
Ceallach, son of Donnchadh, king of Leinster, 
766. 
Ceallach, son of Donnghal, slain, 804. 
Ceallach, son of Dunchadh, king of Leinster, 
died, 765, 769, 771. 
Ceallach, son of Dunchadh, lord of Ui-Dun- 
chadha, died, 1032. 
-son of, 1034. 
Ceallach, son of Eochaidh, abbot of Cill-Torna, 
died, 808. 
Ceallach, son of Eporan, bishop of Cluain-eidh- 
neach, died, 940. 
Ceallach, son of Faelan, king of Leinster, died, 
942, 964. 
Ceallach, son of Faelchair, chief. of Osraighe, 
slain, 730. 
sons of, routed, 764. 
Ceallach, son of Flann of Leinster, 765. 
Ceallach, son of Flannagan, lord of Breagh, slain, 
887, 890. 
Ceallach, son of Fogartach, lord of South Breagha, 
slain, 917. 
Ceallach, son of Forbhasach, airchinneach of 
Ros-Commain, slain, 835. ‘ 
Ceallach, son of Guaire Aidhne, died, 665. 
Ceallach, son of Guaire, lord of Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, 
died, 856. 
Ceallach, son of Maelcobha, son of Aedh, son of 
Ainmire, joint monarch of Ireland, 640, 646. 
Ceallach, son of Maelmordha, 1047. 
Ceallach, son of Maelpadraig, prior of Feara- 
Rois, died, 845. 
Ceallach, son of Maelrocha, bishop, died, 700. 
Ceallach, son of Maenach, died, 781. 
Ceallach, son of Muireagan, lord of Ui-Mic-Uais- 
Breagh, died, 1058. 
Ceallach, son of Muirghius, abbot of Druim- 
caradh, died, 811. 
Ceallach, son of Raghallach, king of Connaught, 
703, 738. 
Ceallach, son of Ruarc, lord of Feara-Cul, 960. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


Ceallach, son of Saerghus, bishop of Ard-Macha, 
died, 898. 

Ceallach, son of Saran, abbot, died, 657. 

Ceallach, son of Sechdi, abbot of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 735. 

Ceallach, successor of Patrick, 1106, 1108, 1109, 
1170, T1111, 1116, 1120, 112%, 1125, 1126, 
1128, 1129. 

Ceallach, the holy virgin, died, 986. 

Ceallachan Caisil, son of Buadhachan, king of 
Munster, 934, 937, 938, 939, 942, 949, 952. 

Ceallachan-Caisil, son of Domhnall, 1092. 

Ceallachan, grandson of Carthach, died, 1149. 

Ceallan, son of Seachnasach, a wise man, died, 704. 

Ceanannan, son of Ceallach, heir presumptive 
of Ui-Ceinnselaigh, died, 865. 

Ceandubhan, son of Maelecan, 899. 

Ceannfaeladh, abbot of Fobhar, died, 709. 

Ceannfaeladh, airchinneach of Druim-mor- 
Mocholmog, died, 1006. 

Ceannfaeladh, bishop of Cluain-fearta, died, 802. 

Ceannfaeladh, grandson of Aedh Breac, abbot of 
Beannchair, died, 704. 

Ceannfaeladh, son of Blathmac, began to reign 
as monarch of Ireland, 670. 

slain, 673. 

Ceannfaeladh, son of Colgan, king of Connaught, 
649, 680. 

Ceannfaeladh, comharba of Druim-Chuilinn, 
died, 740. 

Ceannfaeladh, son of Conchobhar, lord of Gabhra, 
died, 1000. 

Ceannfaeladh, son of Cormac, airchinneach of 
Achadh-ur, died, 899. 

Ceannfaeladh, son of Flaithbheartach, successor 
of Molaisi of Daimhinis, died, 1025. 

Ceannfaeladh, son of Geirtidi, chief of Cianachta- 
Arda, slain, 660. 

Ceannfaeladh, son of Lorcan, comharba of Cluain- 
Eois and Clochar-mac-Daimheini, died, 929. 

Ceannfaeladh, son of Oilioll, a learned poet, died, 
677. 








quoted, 499, 507, 527, 668. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


Ceannfaeladh, son of Ruaidhri, slain, 1003. 

Ceannfaeladh, son of Ruaman, abbot of Ath- 
Truim, died, 819. 

Ceannfaeladh, of Sabhall, bishop, anchorite, and 
pilgrim, died, 1011. 

Ceannfaeladh, son of Suibhne, abbot of Saighir, 
died, 951. 

Ceannfaeladh, son of Suibhne, chief of Cianachta 
Glinne-Geimhin, burned, 679. 

Ceannfaeladh, son of Ultan, wise man of Both- 
Chonais, died, 850. ; 

Ceannfaeladh Ua Muichthighern, lord of Caiseal, 
died, 870. 

Ceanngegan, i. e. Finguine, king of Caiseal, 896, 
898. 

Ceara, daughter-in-law of Neimhidh, came to 
Treland, a. Mm. 2850. 

Cearban of Daimhliag died, 749. 

Cearban, bishop of Feart-Cearbain, at Tara, died, 
499. 

Cearbhall, race of, 647. 

Cearbhall, grandson of Aedh, senior of the Clann- 
Colmain, died, 1091. 

Cearbhall, lord of Eile, slain, 1022. 

Cearbhall, lord of Fearnmhagh, slain, 987. 

Cearbhall, son of Cucoirne, heir apparent of 
Caiseal, died, 878. 

Cearbhall, son of Dunghal, lord of Osraighe, 
845, 851, 856, 857, 858, 859, 861, 862, 868, 
869, 871, 872, 876, 885. 

son of, 891. 

Cearbhall, son of Dunlaing, 844, 856. 

Cearbhall, son of Faelan of Leinster, slain, 
1040. 

Cearbhall, son of Finnachta, lord of Deabhna- 
Beathra, died, 827. 

Cearbhall, son of Lorcan, royal heir of Leinster, 
slain, 965. 

sons of, 983. 

Cearbhall, son of Maelmordha, heir of Leinster, 
slain, 1017. 

Cearbhall, son of Muirigen, king of Leinster, 
897, 901, 903, 904. 











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Cearmna Finn, son of Ebric, son of Emer, joint 
sovereign of Ireland, a.m. 3667, 3668, 3707. 

Cearnach, ostiarius of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
1028. 

Cearnach, son of Cinaeth, lord of Ui-Bairrche- 
tire, died, 856. 

Cearnach, son of Dunchadh, lord of Mughdhorna, 
died, 799. 

Cearnach, son of Eochaidh, lord of Mughdhorn- 
Breagh, died, 867. 

Cearnach, son of Fearghus, lord of Loch-Gabhair, 
died, 800. 

Cearnagh, son of Flaithnia, lord of Mughdhorna- 
Breagh, died, 807. 

Cearnach, son of Flann, abbot of Lann-Leire, 
died, 919. 

Cearnach, son of Flann Foirbhthe, slain, 765. 

Cearnach, son of Lorcan, chief of Clann-Ceal- 
laigh, slain, 956. 

Cearnach, son of Maelbreasail, lord of Cobha, 
died, 851. 

Cearnach, son of Suibhne, prior of Ard-Macha, 
died, 779. 

Cearnach Sotal, son of Diarmaid, son of Aedh 
Slaine, died, 663. 

Cearnac Sctal, son of Foghartach, slain, 733. 

Cearnachan Gott, slain, 1037. 

Cearnachan, son of Cumasgach, lord of Rath- 
Airthir, slain, 864. 

Cearnachan, son of Duilgen, drowned, 907. 

Cearnachan, son of Flann, lord of Luighne, slain, 
1001. 

Cearnachan, son of Flann, lord of Luighne, slain, 
1012. 

Cearnachan, son of Tadhg, sons of, 896. 

Cearnachan, son of Tighearnan, lord of Breifne, 
died, 929. 

Cearran, son of Colman, chief of Cinel-Mailche, 
slain, 912. 

Ceasair, came to Ireland, and died, a. M. 2242. 

Ceasarb, son of Neimhidh, son of Badhrai, came 
to Ireland, a. M. 3303. 

Ceasarn, king of the Fomorians, A. M. 4169. 


146 


Ceat, son of Flaithbheartach, lord of Corca- 
Modhruadh, 916, 926. 

Ceileachair, son of Cormac, slain, 939. 

Ceileachair, son of Donncuan, abbot of Tir-da- 
ghlas, died, 1007. 

Ceile-Dulaisi, of Daimhinis, died, 746. 

Ceile-Isa, abbot of Cill-Moinne, died, 810. 

Ceinneidigh, son of Fearghal, lord of Laeighis, 
died, 1014. 

Ceinneidigh, son of Lorcan, king of Thomond, 
942. 

Ceinnsalach, lord of Ui-Fidhgeinte, 767. 

Ceinnsealach, son of Bran, slain, 765. 

Ceinnsealach, son of Cuboirne, abbot of Imleach- 
Jubhair, died, 763. 

Ceithearnach, son of Cudinaisg, prior of Cill- 
dara, killed, 843. 

Ceithearnach, son of Dunchu, priest of Ard- 
Macha, died, 829. 

Ceithearnach, son of Fairneach, prior of Ard- 
Macha, died, 863. 

Cele, son of Anrothan, lord of Ui-Crimhthan- 
nain, died, 921. 

Cele, bishop of Ardachadh, died, 1048. 

Cele, son of Donnagan, bishop of Leinster, died, 
1076. 

Cele, son of Suibhne, abbot of Slaine, died, 1001. 

Cele, son of Urthuile, prior of Achadh-bo- 
Cainnigh, died, 901. 

Celecen, son of Gairbhith, lord of the Airtheara, 
died, 931. 

Celechar Mughdhornach, bishop of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 1067. 

Celechar, son of Comman, slain, 703. 

Celechrist, St., died, 721. 

Celeclamh, anchorite of Ard-Macha, died, 950. 

Celedabhaill, son of Scannall, successor of Comh- 
gall of Beannchair, 917, 926, 927. 

Cele-Peadair, abbot of Ard-Macha, died, 757. 

Celestinus, pope, the first, 430. 

Cele-Tighearnaigh, abbot of Cluain-Eois, died, 
714, : 

Cellach, interred at Cill-Corbain, 904. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Cellan, St., abbot of Cluain-fearta- Brenainn, 
died, 748. 

Cellbil, of Cluain-Bronaigh, died, 760. 

Cerban, bishop, died, 499. See Cearban. 

Cerbnad came to Ireland, a. m. 2520. 

Cernn, ‘son of Bernn, 911. 

Cetadhach, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 848. 

Cetfaidh, abbot of Imleach-Ibhair, died, 988. 

Cetfaidh, St., died, 1056. 

Cethearnach, son of Foghartach, prior of Tir- 
da-ghlas, died, 843. 

Cethernach Ua Ermono, abbot of Cluain-fearta- 
Brenainn, died, 768. 

Cethernach, bishop of Teach-Collain, died, 1047. 

Cethlenn, wife of Daghda, a. mM. 3450. 

Chamberlain, Sir John, slain, 1600. 

Chambers, slain, 1385. 

Chichester, Sir Arthur, lord lieutenant of Ire- 
land, 1605, 1611. 

Cialtrog, abbot of Glas-Naeidhe, died, 741. 

Cian, son of Aenghus, slain by the Ui-Failghe, 
937. 

Cian, son of Cumasgach, lord of Ui-Bairrchi, 
died, 867. 

Cian, son of Eochaidh, lord of Creamthainn, 
died, 867. 

Cian, son of Maelmhuaidh, king of Desmond, 
1013. 

Cian, son of Maelmhuaidh, son of, died, 1038. 

Cian, son of Oiliol] Olum, slain, 241. 

Cian, successor of Cainneach, died, 1011. 


_Cianan, bishop of Doimhliag, died, 488. 


——— successors of, 817, 818, 870, 1098, 1123, 
127. 

Ciar, St., virgin, daughter of Duibhrea, died, 
679. 

Ciaran, abbot of Achadh-bo-Cainnigh, died, 
926. 

Ciaran, abbot of Rathmaighe-Eonaigh and Teach- 

_ Mofhinna, died, 779. 

Ciaran, bishop of Tolan, died, 919. 

Ciaran, lector of Ceanannus, died, 1061. 

Ciaran of Bealach-duin, 770, 778. 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 


Ciaran of Saighir, successor of, 1048, 1079. 

Ciaran of Teach-Munna, died, 777. 

Ciaran, St., son of Beoaidh the artificer, founder 
of Cluain-mic-Nois, 539. 

died, 548. 

congregation of, 645. 








crozier of, 930. 
law of, 783. 
shrine of, 1018. 
successors of, 952, 964, 969, 974, 991, 
1013, 1022, 1025, 1030, 1042, 1052, 
1056, 1057, 1070, 1079, 1088, 1100, 1109, 
1124, 1127, 1136,, 1141, 1153; L161, 11°72, 
1181, 1230. 
Ciaran, son of Ciarman, abbot of Lis-mor, died, 
936. 
Ciaran, son of Dunghal, lord of Muscraighe, 
slain, 898. 
Ciaran, son of Maeldubh, abbot of Airdne- 
Coluim, died, 890. 
Ciaran, son of Ronan, 865. 
Ciaran the Wise, of Ros-cre, died, 826. 
lord of North 














1002, 


Ciarcaille, son of Cairellan, 
Breagha, slain, 987. 

Ciarcaille, son of Foghlaidh, steward of Sil- 
Aedha Slaine, died, 1047. 

Ciarmhac of Gabhra, 901. 

Ciarmhacan, son of Flannabhra Ua Dunadhaigh, 
lord of Ui-Conaill-Gabhra, died, 901. 

Ciarodhar, son of Crunnmhael, lord of Ui-Fel- 
medha, slain, 901. 

Cical Grigenchosach, son of Goll of the Fomo- 
rians, slain, A. M. 2530. 

Cillene, bishop, abbot of Fearna, died, 713. 

Cillene Foda, St., abbot of Ia, died, 725. 

Cillene of Loch-Derg died, 721. 

Cillene, son of Forannan, slain, 648. 

Cillene Ua Colla, St., abbot of Athain, died, 
720. 

Cilleni, abbot of Fearna, died, 814. 

Cilleni Droigthech, abbot of Ia, died, 747. 

Cimbaeth, son of Fintan, monarch of Ireland, 
A.M. 4484, 4490, 4511, 4533, 4539. 





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Cinaedh, son of Flann, 763. 

Cinaedh, abbot of Achadh-bo-Cainnigh,died,87 4. 

Cinaedh Ciarrge, son of Cathasach, slain, 771. 

Cinaeth Cruach, slain, 949. 

Cinaedh of Cnodhbha, son of Flannagan, 890. 

Cinaedh of the Oratory, anchorite of Cluain- 
fearta, died, 971. 

Cinaedh, son of Aicher, airchinneach of Lismor- 
Mochuda, died, 1063. 

Cinaeth, son of Ailpin, 835. 

Cinaedh, son of Angeirrce, lord of Conaille, 
slain, 1029. 

Cinaedh, son of Anmchaidh, lord of Ui-Liathain, 
died, 785. 

Cinaedh, son of Artghal, slain, 787. 

Cinaedh, son of Arthrach, lord of Cualann, died, 
83; 

Cinaedh, son of Caindealbhan, lord of Cinel-La- 
eghaire, died, 930. 

Cinaedh, son of Cairbre, lord of Ui-Ceinnsea- 
laigh, slain, 933. 

Cinaedh, son of Ceallach, bishop of Trelece, died, 
809. 

Cinaedh, son of Cennedidh, heir apparent of 
Laeighis, slain, 886. 

Cinaedh, son of Conaing, lord of Breagha, died, 
833. 

Cinaedh, son of Conaing, lord of.Cianachta- 
Breagh, 848, 849. 

Cinaedh, son of Conchobhar, slain, 803. 

Cinaedh, son of Conchobhar, lord of Ui-Failghe, 
slain, 920. ; 

Cinaeth, son of Congalach, 720. 

Cinaedh, son of Conra, lord of Cinel-Laeghaire, 
slain, 842. 

Cinaedh, son of Coscrach, lord of Breaghmhaine, 
died, 839. 

Cinaedh, son of Croinghille, lord of Conaille, 976. 

Cinaedh, son of Cumasgach, abbot of Dearm- 
hach, died, 788. 

Cinaedh, son of Domhnall, abbot of Doire-Chal- 
gaigh, died, 919. 

Cinaedh, son of Duinechda, died, 799. 


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148 


Cinaedh, son of Eochaidh, lord of Dal-Araidhe, 
slain, 831. 

Cinaedh, son of Fearghal, lord of Ui-Briuin- 
Cualann, died, 868. 

Cinaedh, son of Flann, slain, 765. 

Cinaedh, son of Flannagan, tanist of Breagha, 
died, 891. : 

Cinaedh, son of Irgalach, monarch of Ireland, 
719, 720, 721, 722. 

Cinaedh, son of Maelchiarain, abbot of Lis-mor- 
Mochuda, died, 963. 

Cinaedh, son of Maelruanaidh, lord of the Cia- 
nachta, slain, 867. 

Cinaedh, son of Maelruanaidh, slain, 899. 

Cinaedh, son of Moghron, lord of Ui-Failghe, 
died, 826. 

Cinaedh, son of Muireadhach, successor of 
Caeimhghin, died, 1068. 

Cinaedh, son of Odharmhac, lord of Conaille, 
died, 1066. 

Cinaedh, son of Oghran, lord of Laeighis, killed, 
926. 

Cinaedh, son of Tuathal, Jord of Ui-Feineach- 
lais, slain, 915. 

Cinneididh, son of Conghalach, lord of Ui-Mic 
Uais, killed, 838. 

Cinneidigh, son of Cinaedh, lord of Ui-Briuin, 
slain, 890. 

Cinneidigh, son of Gaeithin, lord of Laeighis, 
860, 864, 875, 898. 

Ciochbha came to Ireland, A. M. 2520. 

Clarus, son of Mailin, archdeacon of Elphin, 
1235. 

Cleirchen, son of Murchadh, lord of Ui-Briuin- 
Seola, died, 908. 

Cleircin, son of Maelduin, lord of Ui-Eathach, 
slain, 992. 

Cleireach, son of Sesta, slain, 939. 

Clemens, abbot of Cluain-Iraird, died, 824. 

Clemens, abbot of Linn-Duachaill, died, 826. 

Clemens, bishop of Leyny (Achonry), died, 
1218. 

Clemens of Tir-da-ghlas, died, 797. 





+ 


INDEX NOMINUM. 


Clerchen, son of Donnghal, successor of Feichin, 
died, 980. 

Clerchen, son of Leran, priest of Ard-Macha, 
died, 994. 

Clerchen, son of Tighearnan, died, 935. 
Clifford, Sir Conyers, appointed governor of 
Connaught, 1596, 1597, 1598, 1599, 1601. 

Clifford, William, slain, 1593. 

Clothchu, bishop of Cluain-Iraird, died, 791. 

Clothchu, son of Maeltuile, prior of Cluain- 
Traird, died, 883. 

Clothna, son of Aenghus, poet, died, 1008. 

Clothnia, lord of Corca-Laeghdhe, died, 844. 

Clothnia, successor of Ailbhe, of Imleach, died, 
1048. 

Cobhflaith, daughter of Duibhduin, abbess of 
Cill-dara, died, 914. 

Cobhlaith, daughter of Cathal, abbess of Cluain- 
Cuithbhinn, died, 766. 

Cobhlaith, daughter of Ceallach Cualann, died, 
125. 

Cobhthach, abbot of Disert-Diarmada, died, 1074. 

Cobhthach, abbot of Reachrainn, died, 743. 

Cobhthach, abbot of Saighir, died, 807. 

Cobhthach Cael Breagh, son of Ugaine, monarch 
of Ireland, A. M. 4609, 4658. 

Cobhthach, priest of Cill-dara, died, 1069. 

Cobhthach, son of Maelcobha, lord of Ciarraighe- 
Luachra, died, 848. 

Cobhthach, son of Maelduin, lord of Loch-Lein, 
807. 

Cobhthach, son of Maelduin, lord of West Mun- 
ster, slain, 832. 

Cobhthach, son of Muireadhach, abbot of Cill- 
dara, died, 868. ° 

Cochall-odhar, scribe of Beannchair, died, 724. 

Cochlan, abbot of Teach-Munna, died, 889. 

Cochlan, lord of Dealbhna Eathra, killed, 1053. 

Cochnias, mother of St. Patrick, 432. 

Coeddi, bishop of Ia, died, 710. 

Coemhghin, successor of, died,1030. See Caeimh- 
ghin. ' 

Cogan, Milo, knights of, 1171. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Coibhdeanach, abbot of Cillachaidh, drowned, 
938. 

Coibhdeanach, abbot of Cill-Toma, died, 763. 

Coibhdeanach, bishop of Ardsratha, died, 705. 

Coibhdeanach, son of Beargdha, taken prisioner, 
937. 

Coibhdeanach, son of Fiachra, slain, 718. 

Coibhdheanach, the Ulidian anmchara of Im- 
leach-Ibhair, died, 1078. 

Coincenn, of Cill-Sleibhe, died, 654. 

Coincheann, daughter of Ceallach Cualann, died, 
738. 

Coiseanmach, son of Duibheachtgha, successor 
of Tola, died, 1028. 

Coisenmhech Ua Predene, lord of Ui-Eathach- 
Uladh, died, 779. 

Coissetach, abbot of Lughmhagh, died, 754. 

Colaim, St., of Inis-Cealtra, died, 548. 

Colann, son of Ajreachtach, abbot of Corcach, 
died, 850. 

Colbain, slave of Gluiniarn, 988. 

Colca, the Wise, died, 791. 

Colcen, sons of, slain, 701. 

Colcu, son of Connacan, abbot of Ceann-LFitigh, 
died, 884.. 

Colga, abbot of Mainistir-Buithe, died, 864. 

Colga, anchorite of Ard-Macha, died, 951. 

Colga Doilene, son of Fiachna, died, 606. 

Colga, son of Aenghus, son of Colman Mor, 
slain, 630. 

Colga, son of Blathmac, slain, 681. 

Colga, son of Caithniadh, abbot of Cluain-eidh- 
neach, died, 890. 

Colga, son of Ceallach, died, 617. 

Colga, son of Ceallach, abbot of Cill-Toma, died, 
849. 

Colga, son of Ceallach, lord of Ui-Cremhthainn, 
died, 776. 

Colga, son of Crunnmhael, abbot of Lusca, died, 
782. 

Colga, son of Domhnall, son of Muircheartach, 
son of Muireadhach, slain, 579. 


° Colga, son of Feadhach, abbotof Slaine, died, 920. 





149 


Colga, son of Loite, son of Crunn, son of Feidh- 
limidh, battle by, 513. 

Colga, son of Maeltuile, abbot of Cluain-Conaire- 
Tomain, died, 869. 

Colgu, slain, 559. 

Colgu, son of king Domhnall, son of Aedh, 
slain, 662. 

Colgu, son of Faibhe Flann, king of Munster, 
died, 676. 

Colggu, son of Fedach, anchorite, died, 842. 

Colgu, son of king Suibhne Meann, slain, 613. 

Coleu Ua Duineachta, lector of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 789. 

Colla, abbot of Inis-Cathaigh, died, 994. 

Colla Meann, slain, 331. 

Colla, son of Barith, lord of Luimneach, 922. 

Collas, the Three, slew Fiacha Sraibhtine, 322, 
331. 

Colla Uais, son of Eochaidh Doimhlen, monarch 
of Ireland, 323. 

Collbran, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 771. 

Colman, abbot of Aendruim, died, 871. 

Colman, abbot of Beannchair, died, 678. 

Colman, abbot of Ceann-Eitigh, slain, 903. 

Colman, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 681. 

Colman, abbot of Daimhliag, died, 858. 

Colman, abbot of Disert-Diarmada, died, 963. 

Colman Banban, St., Scribe of Cill-dara, died, 
720. 

Colman Beg, son of Diarmaid, son of Fearghus 
Cerrbheoil, 565, 571, 572. 

Colman, bishop of Daimhliag, died, 902. 

Colman, bishop of Fidh-duin, died, 948. 

Colman, bishop of Leassan, died, 739. 

Colman Cas, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 664. 

Colman, chief of Cinel-Cairbre, 598. 

Colman, a king interred at Cill-Chorbain, 904. 

Colman, Conailleach, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, 
904. 7 ° 

Colman Eala, St., abbot of Lann-Eala, died, 610. 

successors of, 952, 954, 963, 1038. 

Colman Mac Duach, of Cill-mic-Duach, succes- 
sors of, 846, 1093. 





150 


Colman Mac Ua Bardani, abbot of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 623. ; 
Colman Mor, son of king Diarmaid, slain, 552. 
Colman, of Corcach, died, 996. 
Colman of Gleann-da-locha, died, 659. 
Colman O’Liadain, St., died, 725. 
Colman, of Linn-Uachaille, died, 699. 
Colman of the Britons, son of Faelan, abbot of 
Slaine, died, 746. 
Colman Rimidh, joint monarch of Ireland, 595. 
battles by, 597, 600. 
Colman, St., bishop of Inis-bo-finne, 667, 674. 
Colman, St., of Laeighis, 1069. 
Colman, St., of Tealach-Ualann, died, 725. 
_ Colman, St., son of Aiteldubh, bishop and abbot, 
died, 651. 
Colman, St., son of Leinin, died, 600. 
Colman, son of Aileall, abbot of Slaine, died, 823. 
Colman, son of Ailill, abbot of Cluain-Iraird, 
died, 924. 
Colman, son of Cairbre, king of Leinster, died, 
576. 
Colman, son of Cinaeth, lord of Ciarraighe-Lu- 
achra, died, 904. 
Colman, son of Cobhthach (father of Guaire 
Aidhne), slain, 617. 
‘Colman, son of Cobradh, lecter of Cill-dara, 
died, 962. 
Colman, son of Coimgellan, died, 620. 
Colman, son of Conghal, successor of Molaise of 
Daimhinis, died, 955. 





Colman, son of Donncothaigh, successor of Col- |. 


man Mac Duach, died, 846. 

Colman, son of Dunlang, lord of Fotharta-tire, 
slain, 863. 

Colman, son of Faelghus, bishop of Lothra, died, 
783. 

Colman, son of Fearadhach, chief of Osraighe, 
died, 601. 

Colman, son of Finnbhar, abbot of Lis-mor, 
died, 702. 

Colman, son of Lenin, successor of, 1099. 

Colman, son of Luachan, shrine of, found, 1122. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Colman, son of Maelpadraig, airchinneach of 
Slaine, died, 946. 

Colman, son of Murchu, abbot of Magh-bile, 
died, 731. 

Colman, son of Niall, slain, 810. 

Colman, son of Robhartach, abbot of Slaine, 838. 

Colman, son of Seachnasach, abbot of Lothra, 
died, 708. 

Colman Stellan, St., died, 624. 

Colman-Ua-Cluasaigh, tutor of Cummine, the 
poet, 661. 

Colman-Ua-hEirc, abbot of Cluain-Iraird, died, 
700. 

Colman Uamhach, St., scribe of Ardmacha, died, 
720. 

Colum, abbot, died, 666. 

Colum, abbot of Imleach-Ibhair, died, 1001. 

Colum, airchinneach of Corcach, died, 987. 

Colum Cille, son of Feidhlimidh, apostle of Alba, 
530;,.0005°00 (52092: 

curse of, 1599. 

prophesy of, 1602. 

successors of, 925, 952, 957, 958, 978, 
985, 988, 998, 1006, 1010, 1040, 1057, 1062, 
1098, 1153, 1175, 1198, 1219, 1252, 1503, 
1537, 1603. 

Colum Finn, anchorite, died, 771. 

Colum, St., son of Crimhthann, died, 548. 

successors of, 1009, 1081, 1099, 1108, 














LT52: 

Comain, son of Colman Beg, son of Cearbhal, 
567. 

Comain, son of Libren, son of Illadhan, son of 
Cearbhall, 567. 

Coman, bishop, 676. 

Coman, St., son of Faelchu of Ros-Chomain, 
742, 746, 1025, 1052. 

relics of, 1170. 

died, 742, 746. 

law of, 788. 

successors of, 1052, 1088, 1093, 1097, 

1135, 1152, 1170, 1200, 1232, 1258, 1271, 

1317, 1444, 




















INDEX NOMINUM. 


Comasgach, son of Aenghus, slain, 630. 

Comascach, son of Conghalach, 820. 

Comdhan Maccutheanne, died, 663. 

Comhaltan, grandson of, lord of Ui-Fiachrach 
Aidhne, died, 1025. 

Comhgall, bishop, died, 617. 

Comhgall, St., church of Beannchair founded by, 
552. 

Comhgan-Foda, anchorite of Tamhlacht, died, 
868. 

died, 600. 

relics of, 822. 

successors of, 917, 927, 951, 956, 973, 
966, 1015, 1025, 1030, 1055, 1058, 1068, 
1123; 11315, 1163," 1170,-12 11: 

Comman of Eanach-Daithe, died, 764. 

Comman of Ross, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
742. See Coman. 

Commasgach, son of Conghalach, lord of Cian- 
achta, died, 838. 

Comorbach, son of Ceallan, abbot of Cill-mor- 
Inir, died, 745. 

Comsudh, abbot of Disert-Chiarain, died, 868. 

Comsudh, bishop of Cluain-Iraird, died, 856. 

Comhsudh, son of Echtgaidhe, priest of Ard- 
Macha, died, 892. 

Comsudh, son of Ruamlus, abbot of Domhnach- 
Seachmaill, died, 841. 

Conaing Begeaglach, son of Congal Cosgarach, 
monarch of Ireland, a. m. 4357, 4369, 4388. 











Conaing, fossairchinneach of Ard-Macha, died, 


1061. 

Conaing, son of Aedhagan, bishop, died, 1009. 

Conaing, son of Amhalgaidh, of the race of Aedh 
Slaine, 732. 

Conaing, son of Cathan, abbot of Fearna, died, 
975. 

Conaing, son of Conall, son of Aedh Slaine, slain, 
660. : 

Conaing, son of Conghal, slain, 679. 

Conaing, son of Conghal, slain, 727. 

Conaing, son of Conghal, lord of Teathbha, died, 
821. 





151 


Conaing, son of Cuchongelt, lord of the Fortua- 
tha, slain, 825. 

Conaing, son of Donncuan, nephew of Brian 
Borumha, slain, 1013. 

Conaing, son of Dubhdaleithi, fosairchinneach 
of Ard-Macha, died, 1133. 

Conaing, son of Dunghal, 776. 

Conaing, son of Faebhar, a Fomorian, A. M. 3066. 
Conaing, son of Feardomhnach, abbot of Domh- 
nach-Padraig, died, 845; Addenda, p. 1192. 
Conaing, son of Finan, abbot of Coindere and 

Lann-Eala, died, 974. 
Conaing, son of Finn, abbot of Doire-mor, died, 
1014. 
Conaing, son of Flann, lord of Breagha, died, 847. 
Conaing, son of Flann, slain, 867. 
Conaing, son of Flann, 871. 


Conaing, son of Flann, tanist of Cianachta, 
killed, 881. 
Conaing, son of Niall Glundubh, heir apparent 


to the throne of Ireland, 931, 935. 

Conaing, one of the Ua Conaings, slain, 781. 

Conaing Ua Daint, abbot of Imleach Tubhair, 
died, 660. 

Conaing Ua Duibhduin, lord of Cairbre-Teabh- 
tha, died, 747. 

Conaingen, abbot of Teach-Fethghna, died, 936. 

Conaire Mor, son of Ederscel, monarch of Ire- 
land, a. M. 5091, 5160. 

Conaire, son of Modha-Lamha, began to reign as 
monarch of Ireland, 158. 

slain, 165. 

Conall, abbot of Beannchair, died, 773. 

Conall, abbot of Magh-Luinge, died, 770. 

Conall, abbot of Tuaim-Greine, died, 744. 

Conall, airchinneach of Cill-Mocheallog, died, 
1050. 

Conall Cael, son of Maelcobha, son of Aedh, son 
of Ainmire, joint monarch, 634, 640, 646. 

Conall Cearnach, race of, 1600. 

Conall, chief of Ui-Maine, slain, 622. 

Conall Collamhrach son of Ederscel, monarch of 
Treland, a. mM. 4876, 4880. 





152 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Conall Cranndamhna, died, 658. 

Conall Cremhthoinn, son of Niall of the Nine 
Hostages, died, 475. 

Conall Cu, son of Aedh, son of Ainmire, 597,600. 

Conall Gabhra, slain, 701. 

Conall Grant Ua Cearnaigh, 713, 716. 

Conall Guithbhinn, son of Suibhne, son of Col- 
man Mor, son of Diarmaid, son of Fearghus 
Cearbhall, 600. 

Conall Gulban, son of Niall of the Nine Hos- 
tages, slain, 464, 465. 

race of, 535, 825, 1609. See Cinel- 

Conaill, in the Index Locorum. 





Conall, joint monarch of Ireland, slain, 656. 

Conall Laegh-Breagh, son of Aedh [Slaine], 
slain, 607. 

Conall Meann, son of Cairbre, poet, 701, 705. 

Conall Menn, chief of Cinel-Cairbre, 705, 718. 

Conall of Cill-Scire, bishop, died, 865. 

Conall of the Red Dart, son of Daimhin, slain, 
605. 

Conall Oirgneach, chief of Cinel-Cairbre, slain, 
678. 

Conall, St., son of Mondan, 721. 

Conall, son of Blathmac, son of Aedh Slaine, 
slain, 647. 

Conall, son of Comhgall, chief of Dal-Riada, 565. 

Conall, son of Comhgall, king of Dal-Riada, died, 
Tz: . 

Conall, son of Conchubhar, died, 727. 

Conall, son of Crunnmhael, abbot of Lusca, died, 
779. 

Conall, son of Daimhtheach, abbot of Treot, 
died, 808. ; 

Conall, son of Doineannaigh, chief of Ui-Fidh- 
geinte, died, 699. 

Conall, son of Domhnall, son of Aedh, son of 
Ainmire, slain, 662. 

Conall, son of Dunchadh, slain, 679. 

Conall, son of Fidhghal, lord of Ui-Maine, died, 
782. 

Conallan, son of Maelduin, lord of Cobha, slain, 
879. 





Conallan, son*of Maelteimhin, abbot of Inis- 
Caindeagha, 881. 

Conall, son of Niall, 795. 

Conall, son of Niall, lord of South Breagha, died, 
810. 

Conall, son of Suibhne, king of Meath, 617, 628, 
630. 

Conall, son of Suibhne, lord of the Deisi, died, 
698, 700. 

Conall Ua Aithechdai, slain, 733. 

Conall Ultach, slain, 860. 

Conallan, son of Maelduin, lord of Cobha, slain, 
879. 

Conallan, son of Maelteimhin, abbot of Inis- 
Caoin-Deagha, 881. 

Conamhail, abbot of Liath, died, 792. 

Conamhail, son of Failbhe, abbot of Ia, died, 
708. 

Conamhail, son of Gilla-Arri, slain, 978. 

Conamhail Ua Loichene, abbot of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 732. 

Conchadh, son of Cuanach, chief of Cobha, slain, 
fey 

Conchobhar, abbot of Saighir, died, 810. 

Conchobhar Abhradhruadh, monarch of Ireland, 
A. M. 5192. 

Conchobhar, heir of Connaught, blinded, 1029. 

Conchobhar, lector of Cill-dara, died, 965. 

Conchobhar Macha, son of Maelduin, chief of 
the Airtheara, died, 696. 

Conchobhar, son of Aenghus, son of Carrach 
Calma, slain, 1023. 

Conchobhar, son of Cearbhall, 990. 

Conchobhar, son of Cearbhall Ua Maelseach- 
lainn, died, 992. 

Conchobhar, son of Colgan, died, 780. 

Conchobhar, son of Cumasgach, lord of Aidhne, 
died, 763. 

Conchobhar, son of Domhnall, slain, 934. 

Conchobhar, son of Domhnall, lord of Luighne, 
died, 988. ‘ 

Conchobhar, son of Domhnall, heir apparent of 
Aileach, died, 933. 














INDEX NOMINUM. 


Conchobhar, son of Domhnall Ua Maeleachlainn, 
heir of Leinster, slain, 950. : 
Conchobhar, son of Donnchadh, son of Domh- 
nall, king of Ireland, 797, 798, 803, 818, 819, 
825, 829, 831. 
Conchobhar, son of Donnchadh, lord of Meath, 
drowned, 862. 

Conchobhar, son of Donnsleibhe, heir of Ulidia, 
killed, 1107. 

Conchobhar, son of Eochaidh, slain, 1028. 

Conchobhar, son of Finn, lord of Ui-Failghe, 
died, 977. 

Conchobhar, son of King Flann Sinna, 913. 

Conchobhar, son of Flannagan, lord of Ui-Failghe, 
burned, 887. 

Conchobhar, son of Loichene, slain, 728. 

Conchobhar, son of Maelchein, lord of Ui-Failghe, 
slain, 936. 

Conchobhar, son of Maelduin, chief of Cinel- 
Cairbre, died, 704. 

Conchobhar, son of Maelseachlainn, 992. 

Conchobhar, son of Maelseachlainn, lord of 
Corca-Modhruadh, slain, 1002. 

Conchobhar, son of Maelseachlainn of Meath, 
1042. 

Conchobhar, son of Maelseachlainn, lord of Tea- 
mhair, 1094, 1098, 1105. 

Conchobhar, son of Muireadhaigh, lord of Ciar- 
raighe-Luachra, killed, 1055. 

Conchobhar, son of Tadhg Mor, king of Con- 
naught, 866. 

died, 879. 

Conchobhar, son of Tadhg of the Tower, king 
of Connaught, 939, 968. 

died, 971. 

Conchobhar, son of Toirdhealbhach, king of the 
Sil-Muireadhaigh, 1135. 

Conchobhar, son of Toirdhealbhach, 1142. 

Conchobhar, son of Ubban, slain, 1003. 

Conchobhar Ua Cathail of Connacht, slain, 787. 

Conchobhar, Ua Taidhg Teimhin, lord of Cian- 
achta-Glinne-Geimhin, died, 755 ; Addenda, 
p- 1191. 











153 


Condal, daughter of Murchadh, abbess of Cill- 
dara, died, 792. 

Condalach, son of Ailell, slain, 776. 

Condath, abbot of Lis-mor, died, 755. 

Condath, abbot of Ros-Ailithir, died, 850. 

Condon, Gilla-Patrick, 1582. 

Condon, Padraigin, 1582. 

Conene, son of Muircheartach, slain, 1003. 

Conghal, lector of Cluain-Iraird, died, 1122. 

Conghal Ceannfhoda, son of Dunchadh, king of 
Ulidia, slain, 673. 

Conghal Ceannfoda, son of Dunchadh, slain, 646. 

Conghal Claen, son of Scannlan, king of Ulidia, 
defeat of, 623, 634. 

Conghal Claroineach, son of Rudhraighe, mo- 
narch of Ireland, a. m. 5017, 5031. 
Conghal of Ceann Maghair, son of Fearghus of 
Fanaid, monarch of Ireland, 702, 705, 708. 
Conghal, son of Aedh Slaine, chief of Breagha, 
slain, 630. 

Conghal, son of Anrudhan, lord of Corca-Modh- 
ruadh, died, 987. 

Conghal, son of Bran, 721. 

Conghal, son of Dunchadh, died, 635. 

Conghal, son of Eigneach, lord of the Airtheara, 
slain, 743. 

Conghal, son of Feadhach, abbot of Cill-Dealga, 
died, 866. 

Conghal, son of Guaire, died, 683. 

Conghal, son of Irghalach, prior of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 821. 

Conghal, son of Maelduin, son of Aedh Beannan, 
king of West Munster, slain, 687. 

Conghal, son of Maenach, abbot of Slaine, died, 
801. 

Conghalach, a Leinster chieftain, slain, 945. 

Conghalach of Cnucha died, 726. 

Conghalach of Colt, son of Flannagan, 890. 

Conghalach, son of Aenghus, lord of Cinel- 
Laeghaire, 795, 833. 

Conghalach, son of Cathal, slain, 825. 

Conghalach, son of Ceallach, lord of Feara-Rois, 
slain, 948. 


154 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Conghalach, son of Ceinneidigh, slain, 1018. 

Conghalach, son of Conaing, chief of Breagha, 
Hillewese hoe 

Conghalach, son of Conaing, son of Conghal, son 
of Aedh Slaine, 686, 693, 694. 

Conghalach, son of Conchobhar, lord of Ui- 
Failghe, 1014, 1017. 

Conghalach, son of Domhnall, son of Conghalach, 
heir to the sovereignty of Ireland, slain, 975. 

Conghalach, son of Donnsleibh, son of Brogar- 
bhan, 1050. 

Conghalach, son of Eochaidh of Loch-Bricrenn, 
832. 

Conghalach, son of Fearghal, lord of Feara-Cul, 
died, 817. 

Conghalach, son of Finnachta, lord of Oirghialla, 
died, 874. 

Conghalach, son of Flann, lord of Gaileanga, 
slain, 978. 

Conghalach, son of Flann, lord of Leighe and 
Rechet, slain, 976. 

Conghalach, son of Flannagan, lord of Breagha, 
died, 889. 

Conghalach, son of Gairbhith,-lord of Conaille- 
Muirtheimhne, slain, 908. 

Conghalach, son of Gillachiarain, airchinneach 
of Lis-aeidheadh, died, 1116. 

Conghalach, son of Laidhgnen, lord of Gaileanga, 
died, 993. 

Conghalach, son of Lorcan, 932, 940. 

Conghalach, son of Maelmithigh, monarch of 
Treland, 936, 940, 942, 943, 945, 946, 947, 
9485949) 953; gon 
—— wife of, 951. 

Conghalach, son of Maelseachlainn, mortally 
wounded, 1017. 

Conghalach, son of Maenach, lord of Ui-Mic- 
Uais-Breagh, died, 837. 

Conghalach, son of Seanan, lord of Gaileanga, 
slain, 1053. 

Conghalach, successor of Cianan, died, 1127. 

Conghaltach, son of Etguini, prior of Cluain- 
fearta, died, 808. 








Congus, anchorite of Cluain-Tibhrinne, died, 
740. 

Congus, bishop of Ard-Macha, died, 732, 749. 

Conligan, son of Corcran, slain, 898. 

Conn, brother of Flaithbheartach of Oileach, 
‘slain, 960. 

Conn Cetadhach, son of Donnchadh, slain, 790. 

Conn, grandson of Conn, slain, 1070. 

Conn-na-mbocht, of Cluain-mic-Nois, descent of, 
807. 

Conn-na-mBocht, anchorite of Cluain-mic-Nois, 
1031. 

died, 1059. 

Joseph, father of, died, 1022. 

Conn of the Hundred Battles began to reign 
as monarch of Ireland, 123. 

slain, 157. 

race of, 718. 

Conn, son of Cinaedh, lord of Ui-Bairrchi-tire, 
slain, 866. 

Conn, son of Conchobhar, died, 1016. 

Conn, son of Conghalach, lord of Ui-Failghe, 
slain, 993. 

Conn, son of Corcran, abbot of Mungairit, died, 
965. 


Conn, son of Donnchadh, heir apparent of the 














sovereignty, slain, 942. 

Conn, son of Eradan, lord of Magh-dumha, slain, 
952. 

Conn, son of Maelpadraig, airchinneach of Mun- 
gairit, &c., died, 1033. 


-Connachtach, abbot of Ia, died, 797. 


Connachtach, son of Loingseach, king of Ireland, 
slain, 701. 

Connadh Cerr, lord of Dal-Riada, victory of, 
624. 

Connalach, son of Conaing, slain, 718. 

Connchadh, army of, 772. 

Connegan, son of Colman, slain, 853. 

Connican, son of Aireachtach, slain, 910. 

Connla, anchorite of Druim-Caradh, died, 868. 

Connla Caemh began to reign, A.M. 4738. 

died, a. Mm. 4757. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 155 


Connla, lord of Teabhtha, died, 736. 

Connla, son of Dunacan, bishop of Leithghlinn, 
died, 941. 

Connlaedn, or Connlath, bishop, brazier of 
Bridget, died, 519. 

successor of, 985. 

Connmhach, abbot of Achadh-Uairghlais, slain, 
1016. 

Connmhach, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
866. 

Connmhach, judge of Ui-Briuin, died, 801. 

Connmhach Mor, son of Coscrach, died, 844. 

Connmhac, son of Ainniarraidh, successor of 
Ulitan, died, 966. 

Connmhach, son of Brenainn, abbot of Cluain- 
Tochne, died, 765. 

Connmhach, son of Burbotha, scribe of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 793. 

Connmhach, son of Cethernach, half-chief of 
Ciarraighe, died, 845. 

Connmhach, son of Donat, abbot of Corcach- 
Mor, died, 795. 

Connmhach, son of Donat, abbot of Corcach, 
died, 812. 

Connmhach, son of Dubhdalethe, abbot of Ard- 
Macha, died, 806. 

Connmhach, son of Oendenog, died, 744. 

Connmhach, son of Saerghus, abbot of Ross- 
ailithir, died, 824. 

Connmhach, successor of Patrick, 799. 

Connmhach Ua Cathail of Cluain-fearta-Bre- 
nainn, died, 817. 

Connmhach Ua Loichene, abbot of Saighir, died, 
826. 

Conmhael, son of Emher, monarch of Ireland, 
A. M. 3550, 3579. 

Conmhal, prior of ‘amhlact, died, 863. 

Conmhal, son of Bruadhran, slain, 931. 

Conodhar, abbot of Fobhar, died, 705. 

Constantine, son of Aedh, 938. 

Conwell, captain, 1592. , 

Corbie, lieutenant, slain, 1608. 

Corb Olum, 10. 





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Core, king of Munster, 438. 

Core, son of Aedh, slain, 1003. 

Core, son of Coinligan, abbot of Lothra, died, 
946. 

Corcran Cleireach, anchorite, died, 1040. 

Corcran, son of Ceileachar, slain, 868. 

Cormac, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 757. 

Cormac, abbot of Comar, killed, 1221. 

Cormac, abbot of Druim-mor, died, 903. 

Cormac, abbot of Fobhar, died, 887. 

Cormac, abbot of Mainister [Buithe], died, 1092. 

Cormac, airchinneach of Ard-Breacain, died, 
1064. 

Cormac, bishop of Ath-Truim, died, ‘741. 

Cormac, bishop of Cill Foibrich, died, 837. 

Cormac, bishop of Cluain-fearta-Brenainn, died, 
920. 

Cormac, bishop of Daimhliagh, died, 882. 

Cormac, bishop of Saighir, died, 907. 

Cormac, bishop of Tamhlact, died, 962. 

Cormac Caemh, died, 620. 

Cormac, grandson of Carthach, king of Caiseal, 
1127, 1134, 1137, 1151, 1152, 1162, 1164. 

Cormac Mor, father of Deisse, 432. 

Cormac of Laithreach-Briuin, bishop, died, 
854. 

Cormac, priest of Ceanannus, died, 1028. 

Cormac, son of Ailill, abbot of Mainistir-Buithe, 
died, 759. 

Cormac, son of Ailill, king of Leinster, died, 
535. 

Cormac, son of Art, son of Conn of the Hun- 
dred Battles, monarch of Ireland, 225, 226, 
236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 248, 265, 266. 

Cormac, son of Bresal, abbot of Ard-Breacain, 
died, 777. 

Cormac, son of Cathalan, lord of Feara-Arda, 
slain, 954. 

Cormac, son of Ceithearnach, prior of Tir-da- 
ghlas, died, 881- 

Cormac, son of Ciaran, abbot of Tuaim-da-ghu- 
alann, died, 879. 

Cormac, son of Conall, abbot of Treoit, died, 838, 


156 


Cormac, son of Conall, cconomus of Lusca, 
died, 799. 

Cormac, son of Congaltach, successor of Bre- 
nainn of Birra, died, 989. 

Cormac, son of Connmhach, economus of Cluain- 
fearta-Brenainn, died, 867. 

Cormac, son of Cuileanan, king of Caiseal, 885, 
896, 902, 903, 926. 

Cormac, son of Cuilennan, bishop of Lis-mor, 
died, 918. 

Cormac, son of Domhnall, lord of the Deisi, 
died, 825. 

Cormac, son of Donghalach, lord of the North, 
died, 802, 

Cormac, son of Dubhdachrich, lord of Breifne, 
787. 

Cormac, son of Eladhach, abbot of Saighir, 867. 

Cormac, son of Faelan Ua Silne, died, 751. 

Cormac, son of Fianamhail, abbot of Druim-In- 
nasclainn, died, 887. 

Cormac, son of Finghin, king of Munster, slain, 
710. 

Cormac, son of Fithbran, abbot of Gleann-da- 
locha, died, 925. 

Cormac, son of Innreachtach, lord of Ciarraighe, 
slain, 910. 

Cormac, son of Maelchiarain, 
Mochta, died, 982. 

Cormac, son of Maelsluaigh, sage of Munster, 
died, 951. 

Cormac, son of Maenach, abbot of Achadh-bo, 
slain, 933. 

Cormac, son of Mothla, lord of the Deisi, 915, 
917. 

Cormac, son of Muireadhach, king of Desmond, 
and bishop, killed, 1138. 

Cormac, son of Muirgheas, abbot of Seantrabh, 
died, 827. 

Cormac, son of: Muirghius, abbot of Baisleac, 
died, 800. 

Cormac, son of Oilioll, king of Munster, slain,711. 

Cormac, son of Rossa, chief of the Deisi, sons of, 
slain, 730. 


successor of 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Cormac, son of Suibhne, abbot of Cluain-Iraird, 
died, 828. 

Cormac, successor of Ciaran, father of, died, 1056. 

Cormac, successor of Patrick, died, 496. 

Cormac Ua Liathain, bishop, 865. 

Cormacan, son of Maelbrighde, a poet, died, 946. 

Corrbuidhe, sons of, 891, 918. 

Cosby; Alexander, son of Francis, slain, 1596. 

Cosby, Francis, 1557, 1580. 

Cosgrach, anchorite of Inis-Cealtra, died, 898. 

Cosgrach of Teach-Telle, anchorite, died, 865. 

Cosgrach, son of Aingeadh, successor of Flannan 
and Brenainn, died, 1040. 

Cosgrach, son of Ceithearnach, slain, 794. 

Cosgrach, son of Donn, slain, 794. 

Cosgrach, son of Donnagan, bishop of Inis-Cae- 
indeagha, died, 961. 

Cosgrach, son of Flannabhrat, slain, 808. 

Cosgrach, son of Maelmoichoirghi, bishop of 
Teach-Mochua, died, 931. 

Cosgrach, son of Niallghus, lord of Garbhros, 
died, 807. 

Cosgrach, son of Reachtabhra, tanist of Ui-Fa- 
ilghe, killed, 892. 

Cosgrach Ua Fraeich, abbot of Lughmhadh, 
died, 797. 

Costello. See Mac Costello. 

Costello, Myles, 1245. 

Costelloes, 1412, 1487. 

Courcy, Baron, 1240. 

Cribri, daughter of Gleaghrann, 448. 


-Crichan, chief of Ui-Mac-Uais, slain, 717. 


Crichan, son of Maelmuire, lord of Ui-Fiach- 
rach, died, 937. 

Crimhthann Cosgrach, son of Feidhlimidh, son 
of Fearghus Fortamhail, monarch of Ireland, 
A.M. 4908, 4911. 

Crimhthann, lord of Ui-Maine, 751. 

Crimhthann Niadhnair, son of Lughaidh, began 
to reign, A.M. 5193, a. D. 9. 

Crimhthann Sciathbhel, a.m. 3502. 

Crimhthann, son of Aedh, son of Seanch, king 
of Leinster, slain, 628. 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 157 


Crimhthann, son of Brian, chief of Teathbha, 
died, 547. 

Crimhthann, son of Ceallach Cualann, slain, 
721. 

Crimthann, son of Enda Censelach, king of 
Leinster, slain, 465. 
Crimhthann, son of Enna Cennsealach, king of 
Leinster, 465, 478, 479; Addenda, p. 1190. 
Crimhthann, son of Fidhach, son of Daire Cearb, 
began to reign as monarch of Ireland, 366, 
378. 

Crimhthann, son of Reachtgal, abbot of Cluain- 
fearta, 761. 

Crinan, son of Gormladh, lord of Conaille, killed, 
1011. 

Critan, abbot of Beannchair, died, 668. 

Critan, St., of Aendruim, died, 638. 

Crofts, James, came to Ireland as Lord Justice, 
15505, 1552: 

Croibhdhearg [the Redhanded], tanist of Uach- 
tar-thire, slain, 1054. 

Croinghilla, son of Cuileannan, lord of Conaille- 
Muirtheimhne, died, 935. 

Crom Cruach, chief idol of Ireland, a. m. 3656. 

Cromman, son of Cinneitich, slain, 917. 

Cronan Balnae, died, 692. 

Cronan Beg, abbot, died, 692. 

Cronan Beg, St., Bishop, died, 642. 

Cronan, chief of Cianachta-Glinne-Geimhin, 563. 

Cronan Lia Fearna, died, 787. 

Cronan Mac-Ua-Loegde, died, 637. 

Cronan Macu Caulne, abbot, died, 688. 

Cronan of Ros-Cre, successors of, 1033, 1042, 
1052, 1083, 1128, 1129, 1168, 1173. 

Cronan of Tuaim-Greine, successors of, 1026, 
1031, 1078, 1093, 1100, 1184, 1485. 

Cronan, St., of Magh-bile died, 649. 

Cyonan, St., son of Silne, died, 664. 

Cronan Ua Eoan, abbot of Lis-mor, died, 716. 

Cruife, daughter of the king of Britain, 10. 

Cruimthiris, embroiderer of St. Patrick, 448. 

Cruise, sheriff of Clare, 1584. 

Cruise, Thomas, son of Christopher, slain, 1597, 





Crunnmhael, abbot of Cluain-Iraird, died, 788. 

Crunnmhael, bishop, died, 1009. 

Crunnmheel, bishop and abbot of Cill-mor-Ei- 
mhire, died, 765. 

Crunnmhael, bishop of Cilldara, died, 929. 

Crunnmhael, bishop of Tamhlacht, drowned, 
964. 

Crunnmhael Erbuilg, son of Ronan, died, 650. 

Crunnmhael of Cluain-caein, bishop, died, 878. 

Crunnmhael of Tigh-Munna, died, 817. 

Crunnmhael, prior of Dearmhach, died, 839. 

Crunnmhael, son of Ailell, died, 817. 

Crunnmael, son of Colgan, abbot of Lusca, died, 
(31. 

Crunnmhael, son of Maelduin, lord of Ui-Fidh- 
geinte, died, 852. 

Crunnmhael, son of Odhran, abbot of Cluain- 
Traird, died, 818. 

Crunnmhael, son of Suibhne, 650. 

Crunnmhael, successor of Caeimghin, died, 970. 

Cuaimheini, son of Maenach, lord of Eile, died, 
903. 

Cu-allaidh, slain, 707. 

Cuallgne, a chieftain, slain, a. m. 3500. 

Cuan, anchorite of Lilcach, died, 743. 

Cuan Cam the Wise died, 743. 

Cuan of Ath-eascrach, died, 788. 

Cuan of Imleach-Iubhair died, 782. 

Cuan, son of Conall, chief of Ui-Fidhgeinte, 
slain, 645. 

Cuan, son of Enda, king of Munster, slain, 645. 

Cuana, abbot of Mainistir-Buithe, died, 800. 

Cuana of Druim Cuilinn died, 721. 

Cuana of Lughmhadh, bishop, died, 823. 

Cuana, son of Ailcen, chief of Feara-Maighe, 
died, 640. 

Cuana, son of Ceallach, died, 669. 

Cuana, son of Kigneach, slain, 773. 

Cuanan Glinne, St., abbot of Magh-bile, died, 
742. 

Cuanan of Cill-Delge, died, 721. 

Cuangus, abbot of Liath-mor, died, 746. 

Cuanna, St., of Ros-eo, died, 717. 


158 


Cuanna Ua Bessain, scribe of Treoit, died, 
734. 

Cubran, abbot of Cill-achaidh, died, 762. 

Cucaech, abbot of Cluain-uamha, died, 821. 

Cucaille, son of Dubhlaech, lord of Feara-Tulach, 
died, 1021. 

Cucaille, son of Gairbhith, died, 1024. 

Cucaille, son of Marcan, slain, 1021. 

Cucathrach of Saighir died, 788. 

Cuceanan, lord of Ui-Diarmada, slain, 1021. 

Cuceanann, son of Tadhg, slain, 991. 

Cucerca, chief of Osraighe, 710, 711. 

son of, 756. 

Cuchoingealta, lord of Corca-Laighdhe, died, 
770. 

Cuchoingealta, son of Cathal, lord of South 
Leinster, died, 814. 

Cuciarain, prior of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 804. 





Cuciche, son of Egneachan, lord of Cinel-Enda, 
died, 1036. 

Cucongalt, lord of Rath-Inbhir, slain, 776. 

Cucongalta, abbot of Cluain-Iraird, died, 885. 

Cucongalta, priest of Lann-Leire, died, 921. 

Cuconnacht, son of Dunadhach, chief of Sil- 
Anmchadha, slain, 1006. 

Cucorb, battle of, against the Ui-Neill, 506. 

Cucruithne, 
813. 

Cucuailgne, a chief of the Conailli, 1011. 

sons of, 1012. 

Cucuaran, king of the Cruithni and of Ulidia, 
slain, 706. 

Cucummne, a philosopher, died, 742. 

Cudinaise, slain, 707. 

Cudinaise, son of Conasach, abbot of Ard-Macha, 
died, 790. 

Cudinaisc Ua Fearghusa, of the Ui-Fiachrach, 
died, 745. : 

Cudubh, son of Maelfabhaill, chief of Carraig- 
Brachaidhe, slain, 1014. 

Cuduiligh, son of Ceinneidigh, 1013. 

Cuduiligh, son of Cinaedh of the Ui-Failghe, 
995. 


successor of Colman Ela, died, 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Cuduiligh, son of Dubhlaech, lord of Feara- 
Tulach, slain, 978. : 

Cuduiligh, son of the king of Ulidia, Eochaidh, 
slain, 1003. 

Cuduiligh, son of Gaithine, fosairchinneach of 
Ceanannus, died, 1047. 

Cuffe. See O’Cuirnin. 

Cugaileang, heir of Gaileanga, slain, 1030. 

Cugamhna, son of Naeinneanaigh, lord of Cinel- 
Cairbre, died, 779. 

Cugamhna, son of Suibhne, died, 648. 

Cu-gan-mathair, king of Munster, died, 664. 

Cuidgheal, abbot and scribe of Lughmhadh, 737. 

Cui-gan-mathair, abbot of Imleach-Ibhair, died, 
884. 

Cui-gan-mathair, king of Munster, died, 600. 

Cuileannan Claen, lector of Leithghlinn and 
Disert-Diarmada, died, 1054. 

Cuileannan, son of Coibhdheanach, lord of Ui- 
Bairche, died, 943. 

Cuilennan, son of Deargan, drowned, 1056. 

Cuileannan, son of Maelbrighde, died, 908. 


' Cuilen, lord of Ui-Conaill, two sons of, slain, 


1027. 

Cuilen of Claenghlais, lord of Ui-Conaill-Gabhra, 
slain, 1155. 

Cuilen, son of Ceallach, abbot of Cill-dara, slain, 
953. 

Cuilen, son of Ceallach, lord of Osraighe, died, 
931. 

Cuilen, son of Cearbhall, slain, 884. 


-Cuilen, son of Eitigen, slain, 998. 


Cuilen, son of Gusan, taken prisoner, 950. 
Cuilen, son of the lector of Imleach-Ibhair, died, 
1147. 

Cuiliun of Osraighe, son of, slain, 985. 
Cuimmen Ua Ciarain, abbot of Rechrainn, died, 
738. ~ 
Cuimmene hUa Maenaigh, abbot of Lann-Leire, 

died, 740. : 
Cuimneach, abbot of Finnghlais, died, 823. 
Cuindles, St., abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
719. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 159 


Cuinnen, bishop of Condere, successor of Mac 
Nisi and Colman Eala, died, 1038. 

Cuisin [Cushen], David, son of Richard, 1256, 
1270. 

Culenai, son of Ualgharg, chief of Muinntir- 
Scalaighe, slain, 1044. 

Culothair, son of Matudhan, chief of Ui-Ceal- 
laigh-Cualann, died, 915. 

Cumalcaich, house of, 790. 

Cumara Beg, lord of Ui-Caisin, killed, 1142. 

Cumara, son of Cumara, lord of Ui-Caisin, slain, 
1135. 

Cumara, son of Macliag, chief poet of Ireland, 
died, 1030. 

Cumasgach, lord of Ui-Failghe, slain, 752. 

Cumasgach, lord of Ui-Niallain, taken prisoner, 
893. 

son of, slain, 893. 

Cumasgach or Cumascach, son of Aedh, son of 





Ainmire, slain, 593. 

Cumasgach, son of Aenghus, prior of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 834. 

Cumasgach, son of Ailell, ceconomus of Ard- 
Macha, died, 904. 

Cumasgach, son of Cathal, lord of Airghialla, 
slain, 825. 

Cumasgach, son of Cearnach, economus of Ard- 
Macha, died, 812. 

Cumasgach, son of Cearnach, economus of Ard- 
Macha, died, 814. 

Cumasgach, son of Conchubhar, lord of the Air- 
theara, slain, 738. 

Cumasgach, son of Domhnall, lord of Cinel- 
Laeghaire, died, 880. 

Cumasgach, son of Egceartach, 930. 

Cumasgach, son of Flaithrai, slain, 1003. 

Cumasgach, son of Fogartach, lord of South 
Breagha, died, 792. 

Cumasgach, son of Maelmoicheighe, tanist of 
Leath-Cathail, now the barony of Lecale, in 
the county of Down, slain, 908. 

Cumasgach, son of Muireadhach, lord of Feara- 
Arda-Cianachta, 891. 





Cumasgach, son of Muireadhach, lord of Ui- 
Cremhthainn, slain, 875. 

Cumasgach, son of Oilioll, slain, 650. 

Cumasgach, son of Ronan, died, 670. 

Cumasgach, son of Tuathal, lord of Ard-Cian- 
achta, slain, 820. 

Cumasgach Ua Cearnaigh, 772. 

Cumeadha, son of Gilla-na-naemh, died, 1146. 

Cumidhe, son of Lorcan, lord of Fearnmhagh, 
died, 1079. 

Cumman, daughter of Dallbronach, mother of 
Caimin and Guaire, 662. 

Cummeni of Mughdhorna, died, 694. 

Cummine, abbot of Beannchair, died, 666. 

Cummine, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 664. 

Cummine, bishop of Aendruim, died, 658. 

Cummine Finn, St., abbot of Ia-Coluim-Cille, 
died, 668. 

Cummine Foda, St., son of Fiachna, bishop of 
Cluain-fearta-Brenainn, died, 661. 

relics of, 1162. 

Cumsudh, son of Derero, bishop, died, 842. 

Curnan, son of Aedh, son of Eochaidh Virm- 
charna, put to death, 554, 555. 

Curoi, son of Aedh, slain, 709. 

Curoi, son of Aenghus, lord of Cinel-Laeghaire, 
died, 792. 

Curoi, son of Alniadh, abbot of Inis-Clothrann, 
died, 869. 

Cusack, 1281. 

Cusack, Adam, 1282, 1285, 1287. 

Cusack, Colin, brother of Adam, taken prisoner, 
1285. 

Cusack, Sir George, son of Thomas, sheriff, 
1582, 1599. 

Cusack, Margaret, daughter of Thomas, 1597, 
1598. 

Cusack, Patrickin, or Little Patrick, slain, 
1570. 

Cusack, Thomas, son of John, viceroy of Ire- 
land, &c., 1552, 1571. 

Cusinna, son of Murchadh Odhar, chief of Clann- 
Tomaltaigh, slain, 1088. 





160 | INDEX NOMINUM. 


Cusleibhe, son of Dobhrann, lord of Corca-Firtri, 
died, 1035. 

Cuthbert, St., bishop of Fearna, in England, 
died, 686. 

Cuuladh, son of Aenghus, lord of Leath-Cha- 
thail, slain, 1006. 

Cu-Uladh, son of Conghalach, lord of Uachtar- 
thire, 1046. 

died, 1061. 





D; 


DaBHECOG, died, 689. 

Dachiarog, the saint of Airegal, quoted, 825, 
1166. 

Dachonna Bolgan, St., anchorite of Ardmacha, 
died, 726. 

Dachonna of Dairi, died, 704. 

Dachonna of Eas-mic-nEirc, successor of, 1209. 

Dachonna, St., the pious, bishop of Condere, 
died, 725. 

Dachu Luachra, St., abbot, died, 652. 

Dachua, son of Indaighe, an anchorite, died, 737. 

Dadera, the druid, of the Dairinni, slain, 186. 

Daelgus, abbot of Cill-Scire, died, 750. 

Dagairne, son of Goll, son of Gollan, slain, A. M. 
3656. 

Dagan, St., died, 639. 

Daigh, St., bishop, son of Cairell, died, 586. 

Dailfinn, daughter of Bracan, died, 1156. 

Daimhin Damhairgit, died, 560. 

Dairchell, son of Curetai, bishop, died, 676. 

Daire Barach, son of Cahir More, 1585. 

Daire, son of Finnchadh, son of Eoghan, son of 
Niallan, 438, 457. 

Dalach of Disert-Tola, successor of Feichin and 
Tola, died, 1010, 

Dalach, son of Conghus, successor of Cianan of 
Daimhliag, died, 818. 


Dalach, son of Maelraitte, abbot of Cluain-- 


Traird, died, 860. 
Dalach, son of Muircheartach, lord of Cinel-Co- 
naill, slain, 868. 





Dalaise Mac hU-Imdae, abbot of Leithghlinn, 
died, 638. 

Dallan Forgaill, a poet, quoted, 592. 

Dallan, son of Mor, 903. 

Dalton, son of, slain, 1478. 

Dalton, Edmond, son of Hubert, 1429. 

Dalton, Henry, 1414. 

Dalton, James Oge, son of James, died, 1467. 

Dalton, John, son of, slain, 1467. 

Dalton, Murrough, son of Pierce, slain, 1398. 

Dalton, Myles, slain, 1408. 

Dalton, Philip, son of Nichol, lord of Rathcon- 
rath, in Westmeath, died, 1379. 

Dalton, Pierce, grandsons of, 1452. 

Dalton, Pierce, son of Pierce died, 1467. 

Dalton, Richard, 1544. 

Dalton, William, slain, 1373. 

Dalton, William, 1374. 

Dalton, William, 1386. 

Dalton, William, 1464. 

Daltons, 1328, 1381, 1472, 1475. 

Daniel, abbot of Gleann-da-locha, died, 866. 

Daniel, bishop of Ceann-garadh, died, 659. 

Daniel, bishop of Leithghlinn, died, 965. 

Daniel, of Cluain-Coirpthe, died, 916. 

Daniel, son of Colman, abbot of Ard-Brecain, 
died, 731. 

Daniel Ua-Aithmit, abbot of Dairinis, died, 
777. 

Daniel Ua Foilene, scribe of Leathabha, died, 
768. 


- Daniel Ua Liaithidhe, abbot of Corcach, mor- - 


tally wounded, 861. 

Darcy, Edmond, son of, 1484. 

Darcys, 1472. 

Dardis, 1414. 

Darerca, St., died, 517. 

Dariet, a wise man, died, 948. 

Dathi, son of Fiachra, son of Eochaidh Muigh- 
mheadhoin, killed by lightning, 428. 

David, Master, 1579. 

David, son of Guaire Ua Forannain, bishop, 
died, 550. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


De Aguila, Don Juan, admiral of Spanish fleet, 
1601, 1602. 

Deala, son of Loich, and father of the five chief- 
tains of Firbolgs, who came to Ireland a. m. 
3266. 

Dealbhaeth, son of Ogma, monarch of Ireland, 
A.M. 3451, 3460. 

Dealgnat, wife of Partholan, came. to Ireland, 
A.M. 2520. 

Dearbhail, daughter of Conghalach, king of Ire- 
land, died, 1012. 

Dearbhail, daughter of Maelfinnia, queen of 
Teamhair, died, 929. 

Dearbhail, daughter of Tadhg, son of Cathal, 
died, 1009. 

Dearbhail, wife of Flannagan, lord of Breagha, 
890, 898. 

Dearbhforghaill, granddaughter of Brian, wife of 
Diarmaid, son of Mael-na-mbo, died, 1080. 
Dearbhforgaill, daughter of Domhnall, grand- 

son of Lochlainn, king of Ireland, died, 1151. 

Dearbhforgaill, wife of Tighearnan O’Ruaire, 
1153, 1193. See Dervorgilla. 

De Burgo. See Burke. 

De Burgo, Richard, 1232. 

De Burgo, Walter, died, 1304. 

De Clare, defeated, 1311. 

De Cogan, baron, slain, 1316. 

De Cogan, Milo, 1177. 

De Courcy, John, 1177, 1178, 1188, 1189, 1195, 
1197, 1198, 1199, 1203, 1204. 

De Exeter, Jordan, 1247, 1248, 1249. 

De Exeter, Jordan, sheriff of Connaught, 1258, 
L2(3polle 

De Exeter, John, slain, 1380. 

sons of, 1394. 

De Exeter, Mac Jordan, lord of Athleathan, 
slain, 1380. 

De Exeter, Mac Jordan, taken prisoner, 1395. 

De Exeter, Meyler, slain, 1289. 

De Exeter, Meyler, lord of Athleathan, slain, 
1317. 

De Exeter, Meyler Mac Jordan, died, 1336. 








161 


De Exeter, Simon, slain, 1284. 

De Exeter, Slevin, lord of Athleathan, slain, 
1316. 

Deirir, of Daimhinis, one of the Ui-Colla, died, 
21s 

Deisse, ancestor of St. Patrick, 432. 

De Lacy, Eda, slain, 1412. 

De Lacy, Hugo, 1172, 1178, 1185, 1186, 1195, 
1203, 1207, 1209. 

sons of, 1199, 1204, 1206, 1207, 1221. 

De Lacy, Hugo, Earl of Ulster, 1234, 1235, 
1238. 

De Lacy, Pierce Oge, 1600, 1601. 

De Lacy, Walter, 1209, 1219, 1220, 1234, 1241. 

De Lacy, William, son of Hugo, died, 1233. 

De la Freyne, Sir Libiner, or Oliver, son of, 
1419. 

Deman, son of Cairell, king of Ulidia, son of 
Muireadhach Muindearg, slain, 551, 565. 

De Monte Celion, Johannes, the pope’s legate, 
1201. 

De Nangle. See Mac Costello. 

De Rupella, or Capella, Richard, lord justice 
of Ireland, taken prisoner, 1264. 





Dervorgilla, wife of Tiernan O’Rourke, died, 
1193. See Dearbhforgaill. 

De Salerna, Walter, archbishop of Tuam, died, 
1258. 

De Ufford, Robert, lord justice of Ireland, 1269. 

De Verdun, John, 1262. 

Devereux, Robert, earl of Essex, 1599, 1600,1601. 

Devereux, Walter, earl of Essex, president of 
Ulster, 1573, 1574, 1575, 1576. 

Dianimh, daughter of Duibhghilla, and wife of 
Dunlaing of Leinster, died, 906. 

Diarmaid, abbot of Beg-Eire, died, 884. 

Diarmaid, abbot of Cluain-Eidhneach, died, 991. 

Diarmaid, abbot of Doire-Chalgaigh, died, 903. 

Diarmaid, abbot of Fearna, died, 868. 

Diarmaid, abbot of Gleann-Uissean, died, 874. 

Diarmaid, abbot of Ia-Coluim Cille, 816. 

Diarmaid, anchorite of Gleann-da-locha, died, 
955. 


162 


Diarmaid Doibil, slain, 781. 

Diarmaid, of Disert-Diarmada, grandson of Aedh 
Roin, died, 823; Addenda, p. 1192. 

successor of, 919. 

Diarmaid, grandson of Brian, 1051. 

Diarmaid, lector of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 999. 

Diarmaid, lord of Luighne, died, 891. 

Diarmaid mac Cearbhaill, 538. 

Diarmaid Mac Cearbhaill, slain, 592. 

Diarmaid son of Aedh Slaine, monarch of Ire- 
land, 630, 645, 657, 660, 664. 

Diarmaid, son of Ailell, abbot of Cill-Cuilinn, 
died, 935. 

Diarmaid, son of Bec, lord of Teathbha, slain, 786. 

Diarmiad, of Cill Caisi, died, 846. 

Diarmaid, son of Caicher, bishop of Inis-Cealtra, 
died, 951. 

Diarmaid, son of Cearbhall, celebrates the fair 
of Taillten, 894. 

Diarmaid, son of Cearbhall, lord of Osraighe, 
900, 914, 927. 

Diarmaid, son of Clothna, slain, 773. 

Diarmaid, son of Conaing of Breagha, 776. 





Diarmaid, son of Conaing, lord of Teathbha, 
died, 833. 

Diarmaid, son of Conchobhar of Meath, slain, 840. 

Diarmaid, son of Cormac, son of Muireadhach, 
son of Carthach, 1153, 1167. 

Diarmaid, son of Dochartach, abbot of Daimh- 
inis, died, 972. 

Diarmaid, son of Domhnall, slain, 793. 


Diarmaid, son of Domhnall, lord of the Deisi, |. 


slain, 1031. 

Diarmaid, son of Domhnall, lord of Ui-Ceinn- 
sealaigh, slain, 995. 

Diarmaid, son of Domhnall, lord of Ui-Ceinn- 
sealaigh, died, 997. 

Diarmaid, son of Donnchadh, abbot of Ross-each, 
died, 821. 

Diarmaid, son of Donnchadh, tanist of Osraighe, 
slain, 972. 

Diarmaid, son of Donnchadh, tanist of Osraighe, 
slain, 1036. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Diarmaid, son of Dunadhach, lord of Sil-Anm- 
chadha, slain, 998. 5 

Diarmaid, son of Ederscel, lord of Loch-Gabhar, 
slain, 866. 

Diarmaid, son of Enda, king of Leinster, died, 
LOW ye 

Diarmaid, son of Enna, king of Leinster, killed, 
1098. 

Diarmaid, son of Eochaidh, head of Clann-Scann- 
lain, died, 1032. 

Diarmaid, son of Fearghus Ceirrbheoil, monarch 
of Ireland, 539, 543, 552, 554, 555, 558. 

Diarmaid, son of Maelbrenainn, successor of 
Brenainn, died, 1074. 

Diarmaid, son of Maelmuire, slain, 935. 

Diarmaid, son of Mael-na-mbo, king of Leinster, 
1037, 1040, 1046, 1053, 1056, 1063,1067, 1072. 

Diarmaid, son of Murchadh of Leinster, 1062. 

Diarmaid, son of Niall, lord of South Breagha, 
died, 824, 

Diarmaid, son of Ruadhrach, lord of Airthear- 
Life, died, 831. 

Diarmaid, son of Rui, abbot of Teach-Munna, 
died, 886. 

Diarmaid, son of Sealbhach, lord of Dal-Riada, 
slain, 910. 

Diarmaid, son of Tomaltach, king of Connaught, 
811, 816, 832. 

Diarmaid, son of Torpthach, abbot of Lis-mor, 
died, 951. 

Diarmaid, son of Uathmharan, lord of Luighne, 
died, 984. 

Diarmaid, successor of Bearrach, died, 1009. 

Diarmaid Ua Tighearnaigh, abbot or bishop of 
Ard-Macha, 834, 835, 838, 849, 851. 

Diccolan, the Wise, died, 709. 

Dichuill, bishop of Cill-mor-Inir, died, 871. | 

Dichuill of Tamhlacht, died, 889. 

Dicolla, son of Meinide, abbot of Inis-Muirea- 
dhaigh, died, 747. 

Dicul, son of Fearghus, slain, 627. 

Dillon, Dabuck, son of Ulick of Umallia, chief 
of the Dillons of Connaught, died, 1352. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 163 


Dillon, Edmond, lord of Machaire-Chuircne, 
died, 1490. 

Dillon, Edmond Roe, 1542, 

Dillon, Gilla-Glas, 1464. 

Dillon, Henry, son of Hubert, son of James, 1491. 

Dillon, Hubert, killed by his son Henry, 1491. 

Dillon, James, of Machaire-Chuirene, died,1511. 

Dillon, Richard Oge, died, 1445. 

Dillon, Theobald, 1599, 1600. 

Dillon, Thomas, died, 1445. 

Dillons, 1462, 1475, 1490. 

Dima, son of Fianghus, abbot of Ros-Cre, died, 
816. 

Dimma, a bishop, 662. 

Dima Dubh, bishop of Connor, died, 658. 

Dimman of Aradh, died, 806. 

Dineartach, bishop of Lothra, died, 864. 

Dineartach, son of Mogadhach, died, 786. 

Diochorb, son of Oilioll Olum, 195. 

Diraith, bishop, died, 690. 

Diring [Deering], captain, 1581. 

Dithorba, son of Deman, monarch of Ireland, 
A.M. 4477, 4483, 4504, 4525, 4532. 

Diucolla, a chieftain, slain, 615. 

Diucuill, abbot of Cluain-Eois, died, 700. 

Diumasach, lord of Dealbhna-Nuadhat, ship- 
wrecked, 751. 

Dluthach, son of Fithcheallach, burned, 710. 

Dluthach, son of Fithcheallach, lord of Ui- 
Maine, died, 738. 

Dobhailen, son of Ailell, lord of Ui-Meith- 
Macha, died, 893. 

Dobhailen, son of Gormghus, lord of Luighe- 
Connacht, died, 885. 

Dochata, St., died, 837. 

Dochinne of Doire-Bruchaise, died, 688. 

Docummaichonnog, abbot, died, 685. 

Docwra, General Sir Henry, 1600, 1601, 1603. 

Dodaly, James, lord justice of Ireland, slain, 
1272. 

Dodimog, anchorite, abbot of Cluain-Iraird and 
Cill-dara, died, 743. 

Dodiu, bishop of Birra, died, 842. 





Doedhghus, son of Baeth, chief of the Deisi, 
mortally wounded, 726. 

Doilgen, noble priest of Ard-Macha, died, 
1053. 

Doimtheach, airchinneach of Trefoit-mor, died, 
788. 

Doir, son of Aedh Allainn, slain, 619. 

Dolifin, John, slain, 1270. 

Domhangort, son of Nissi, died, 462, 463. 

Domhgnasach, abbot of Imleach-each, died, 757. 

Domhnall, airchinneach of Lughmhadh, died, 
1065. 

Domhnall, bishop of Corcach, died, 874. 

Domhnall Breac, 617. 

Domhnall Breac, grandsons of, 1089. 

Domhnall, grandson of Cumeadha of Ui-Caisin, 
1146. 

Domhnall, the Cat, heir of Connaught, killed, 
1012. 

Domhnall Claen, son of Lorcan, king of Leinster, 
970, 977, 979, 982, 983. 

Domhnall Donn, son of Donnchadh, heir of 
Teamhair, died, 950. 

Domhnall Gott, king of Meath, 1025, 1030. 

Domhnall, grandson of Domhnall, heir of Cai- 
seal, slain, 1015. 

Domhnall, grandson of Lochlainn, king of 
Oileach, 1098, 1100, 1101, 1102, 1103, 1104, 
LL1O; 2 E113; 1914. 

wife of, died, 1110. 

Domhnall, grandson of Maeleachlainn, killed, 
1068. 

Domhnall, grandson of Murchadh Glunillar, 
lord of the North, slain, 1022. 

Domhnall, grandson of Ruaidhri, lord of Araidhe, 
slain, 1015. 

Domhnall, lord of Ui-Faelain, killed, 1141. 

Domhnall Reamhar, heir of Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, 
slain, 1041. 

Domhnall Reamhar, son of the lord of Ui-Ceinn- 
sealaigh, fettered, 1077. 

Domhnall, son of Aedh, abbot of Druim-Ur- 
chaille, died, 837. 





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164 


Domhnall, son of Aedh, son of Ainmire, mo- 
narch of Ireland, 605, 624, 634, 639. 

Domhnall, son of Aedh Finnliath, lord of Aileach, 
900, 903, 906, 911. 

Domhnall, son of Aedh, heir of Aileach, slain, 
1024. 

Domhnall, son of Aedh, lord of Cinel-Laeghaire, 
died, 882. 

Domhnall, son of Aedh Muindearg, lord of the 
North, 774, 781, 782, 784, 799. 

Domhnall, son of Amhalgaidh, successor of Pa- 
trick, 1091, 1092, 1094, 1102, 1105. 

Domhnall, son of Amhalgaidh, tanist of Ulidia, 
died, 985. 

Domhnall, son of Brian Borumha, died, 1010. 

Domhnall, son of Cathal, heir apparent of Con- 
naught, slain, 923. 

Domhnall, son of Cathal of Magh-Aei, slain, 
1013. 

Domhnall, son of Ceallach, chief of Fotharta, 
slain, 1022. , 

Domhnall, son of Ceallach, king of Ui-Ceinn- 
sealaigh, 963, 972. 

Domhnall, son of Ceallach, king of Connaught, 
died, 722. 

Domhnall, son of Cinaedh, slain, 744. 

Domhnall, son of Conghalach, lord of Breagha, 
962, 964, 965, 970, 972, 974, 976. 

Domhnall, son of Diarmaid, abbot of Gleann- 
Uisean, died, 917. 

Domhnall, son of Diarmaid, lord of Corca- 
Bhaiscinn, slain, 1013. 

Domhnall, son of Donnchadh, slain, 794. 

Domhnall, son of Donnchadh Finn, blinded, 
996. 

Domhnall, son of Donnchadh, heir of Teamhair, 
slain, 1123. 

Domhnall, son of Donnchadh, lord of Ui-Faelain, 
slain, 1039. 

Domhnall, son of Donnchadh, one of the chiefs 
of Meath, 949. 

Domhnall, son of Dubhdabhoireann of Desmond, 
1013, 1014. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Domhnall, son of Dubhtuinne, king of Ulidia, 
slain, 1006. : 

Domhnall, son of Dunlang, heir of Leinster, . 
died, 862. 

Domhnall, son of Eimhin, Mormaer of Marr, in 
Scotland, slain, 1013. 

Domhnall, son of Eochaidh, king of Ulidia, slain, 
1003. 

Domhnall, son of Eodhas, airchinneach of Mai- 
nistir-Buithe, died, 1059. 

Domhnall, son of Faelan, lord of the Deisi, died, 
995. 

Domhnall, son of Finn, heir of Leinster, died, 
947. 

Domhnall, son of Flaithniadh, chief of Ui- 
Failghe, slain, 778. 

Domhnall, son of Flann, heir apparent to the 
kingdom of Ireland, slain, 919. 

Domhnall, son of Flannagan, lord of Feara-Li, 

* died, 1003. 

Domhnall, son of Foghartach, chief of Ard, died, 
el: 

Domhnall, son of Gadhra, lord of Luighne, slain, 
931. 

Domhnall, son of Gairbhith, lord of Conaille, 
slain, 910. 

Domhnall, son of Gillachrist, son of Cucuailgne, 
slain, 1052. 

Domhnall, 
slain, 992. 

Domhnall, son of Gillaseachnaill, lord of South 
Breagha, killed, 1160. 

Domhnall, son of Loingseach, lord of Dal- 
Araidhe, slain, 1015. 

Domhnall, son of Lorcan, lord of Aidhne, died, 
937. 

Domhnall, son of Lorcan of Leinster, 956, 981. 

Domhnall, son of Lorcan, lord of Muscraighe- 
thire and Ui-Forggo, slain, 989. 

Domhnall, son of Maelmhuaidh, lord of Con- 
naught, died, 944. 

Domhnall, son of Maelmordha, lord of ‘Ui- 
Failghe, died, 956, 957. 


son of Gillacoluim O’Canannain, 


ss 











INDEX NOMINUM. 165 


Domhnall, son of Mael-na-mbo, 1087. 

Domhnall, son of Maelruanaidh, lord of the Fir- 

’ Manach, 1053. 

Domhnall, son of Maelseachlainn, successor of 
Finnen and Mocholmog, died, 1018. 

Domhnall, son of Maicniadh, abbot of Mainistir- 
Buithe, died, 1004. 

Domhnall, son of Muircheartach-mac-Earca, 
joint-monarch of Ireland, 537, 544, 555, 557, 
559, 561. 


~ Domhnall, son of Muircheartach, lord of the 


Ui-Neill, died, 756. 


Domhnall, son of Muircheartach, monarch of 


Ireland, 953, 955, 958, 961, 968, 978. 

Domhnall, son of Muireadhach, lord of Ui-Maine, 
killed, 1019. 

Domhnall, son of Muireagan, slain, 962. 

Domhnall, son of Muirigen, king of Leinster, 
died, 877. 

Domhnall, son of Murchadh, king of Ath-cliath, 
died, 1071, 1075. 

Domhnall, son of Murchadh, monarch of Ireland, 
738, 739, 751, 758. 

Domhnall, son of Murchadh of Meath, 968, 
970. 

Domhnall, son of Niall, abbot of Cill-Lamh- 
raighe, died, 1004. 

Domhnall, son of Righbhardan, lord of Eile, 
slain, 1152. 


Domhnall, son of Seanchan, heir of Munster, ; 


slain, 1027. 

Domhnall, son of Tadhg, heir apparent of Ui- 
Ceinnsealaigh, died, 927. 

Domhanall, son of Tadhg, killed, 1018. 

Domhnall, son of Tuathal of Leinster, taken 
prisoner, 989. 

Domhnall, son of Ualgharg, chief of Ui-Duibh- 
innreacht, died, 1073. 

Domhnall, son of Uathmharan, lord of Corca- 
Firtri, died, 944. . 

Domhnall, successor of Patrick, 1094. See 
Domhnall, son of Amhalghaidh. 

Dominic, St., died, 1221. 





Donait, son of Tohence, abbot of Corcach, died, 
759. 

Donlevy, Donnell Ultagh, son of the Doctor, 
medical ollav to O’Donnell, slain, 1567. 

Donlevy, Father Maurice Ultagh, son of Do- 
nough, 1602. 

Donlevy, Murtough Ultagh, son of John, died, 
1597. 

Donlevy, Owen Ultagh, physician to O’Donnell, 
1497. 

Donn, son of Cumasgach, lord of the Southern 
Ui-Briuin, died, 752. 

Donn, son of Donnghal, son of Donncuan, lord 
of Teathbha, 991, 992. 

son of, 1015. 

Donnabhan, son of Cathal, lord of Ui-Fidhgeinte, 
974, 976. 

Donnabhan, son of Imhar of Waterford, 995. 

Donnagan, son of Ceadfadh, lord of Ui-Ceinn- 
sealaigh, slain, 867. 

Donnagan, son of Fogartach, lord of Fearn- 
mhagh, slain, 879. 

Donnagan, son of Fogartach, tanist of Tochar- 
Eathach, died, 894. 

Donnagan, son of Maelmuire, slain, 976. 





Donnagan, son of Maeltuile, anchorite, died, 842. 

Donnboo, son of Cubreatan, 743, 754. 

Donncahy, erenagh of Aghagower, died, 1233. 

Donnchadh, chief of Clann-Cathail, died, 1022. 

Donnchadh Finn, son of Aedh, lord of Meath, 
slain, 972. 

son of, 996. 

Donnchadh Gott, son of, heir of Teamhair, died, 
1047. 

Donnchadh Gott, heir of Teamhair, killed, 1071. 

Donnchadh, grandson of Carthach, heir appa- 
rent of Munster, 1142, 1144. 

sons of, taken prisoners, 1151, 1162, 








1164. 

Donnchadh, grandson of Faelan of Leinster, slain, 
1041. 

Donnchadh, grandson of Gillaphadraig, killed, 
1089. 


166 


Donnchadh, grandson of Gillaphadraig, lord of 
half Osraighe, taken prisoner, 1151. 

Donnchadh, grandson of Maenach, abbot of Ia, 
died, 1099. 

Donnchadh, king of Connaught, died, 768. 

Donnchadh, king of Ulidia, 1113. 

Donnchadh, lord of Cairbre, killed, 1030. 

Donnchadh, Jord of Ui-Maine, slain, 1071. 

Donnchadh, son of Aedh, lord of Ui-Bairrche, 
1024, 1041, 1042. 

Donnchadh, son of Aedh, son of Ruaidhri, slain, 
1159. 

Donnchadh, son of Aedhagan, slain, 874. 

Donnchadh, son of Amhalghaidh, lord of Ui- 
Eathach, died, 844. 

Donnchadh, son of Aurchadh, lord of Ui-Briuin- 
Seola, died, 959. 

Donnchadh, son of Brian Borumha, king of 
Munster, 1013, 1014, 1018, 1019, 1026, 1027, 
1031, 1034, 1041, 1044, 1050, 1053, 1057, 
1058, 1064. 

Donnchadh, son of Cathlan, abbot of Cill-mic- 
Duach, died, 967. 

Donnchadh, son of Ceallach, lord of Osraighe, 
died, 945, 974. 

Donnchadh, son of Ceallachan, king of Caiseal, 
slain, 961. 

Donnchadh, son of Ceannfaeladh, slain, 960. 

Donnchadh, son of Domhnall, monarch of Ire- 
land, 759, 760, 766, 770, 771, 772, 773, 774, 
779, 784, 789, 792. 

wife of, died, 796. 

Donnchadh, son of Domhnall, heir apparent of 
Teamhair, slain, 922. 

Donnchadh, son of Domhnall, heir apparent of 
the North, slain, 926. 

Donnchadh, son of Domhnall, king of Leinster, 
989, 992, 998. 

son of, 1035. 

Donnchadh, son of Domhnall Reamhar, lord of 
Leinster, slain, 1071, 1089. 

Donnchadh, son of Donnchadh Finn, heir of 
Teamhair, slain, 1002, 1012. 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 


Donnchadh, son of Dubhdabhoireann, king of 
Caiseal, 869, 871. = 

Donnchadh, son of Dunlaing, lord of Leinster, 
blinded, 1035, 1036. 

Donnchadh, son of Enna of Leinster, blinded, 
1103. 

Donnchadh, son of Flann of Meath, 899. 

Donnchadh, son of Flann, heir of Teamhair, 
slain, 1036. 

Donnchadh, son of Flann, king of Ireland, 934, 
942. 

Donnchadh, son of Flann Sinna, monarch of 
Ireland, 913, 918, 919, 920, 926, 927, 936, 
937, 938, 939. 

catinum of, at Clonmacnoise, 1129. 

wife of, died, 941. 

Donnchadh, son of Follamhan, 843. 

Donnchadh, son of Gillafhaelain, lord of Ui- 
Failghe, slain, 1050. 

Donnchadh, son of Gillaphadraig, 1015. 

Donnchadh, son of Lorean, son of Cathal of 








Leinster, wounded, 958. 
Donnchadh, son of Maelduin, abbot of Cill- 
Dealga, slain, 885. 
Donnchadh, son of Maelseachlainn, slain, 874. 
Donnchadh, son of Maelseachlainn, slain, 1012. 
Donnchadh, son of Murchadh of Meath, 781. 
Donnchadh, son of Murchadh, son of Flann of 
Meath, 1094, 1098. 
Donnchadh, son of Tadhg, king of Leinster, 
963. 


_Donnchadh, son of Tuathal, heir of Leinster, 


died, 964. 
Donncoirche, lord of Dalriada, died, 787. 
Donncuan, brother of Brian Borumha, son of 
Ceinneidigh, son of Lorcan, slain, 948. 
Donncuan, lord of Mughdhorna, slain, 1009. 
Donncuan, son of Conghalach, lord of Cianachta- 
Glinne-Geimhin, died, 881. 
Donncuan the Simpleton, son of Dunlaing, lord 
of Leinster, slain, 1014, 1015. 
Donncuan, son of Faelan, heir apparent of Lein- 


ster, died, 929. 








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INDEX NOMINUM. 167 


Donncuan, son of Flannagan, slain, 871. 

Donncuan Ua Machainen, of Mughdhorna, slain, 
1062. 

Donndubhan, son of Imhar of Waterford, 995. 

Donnghal, abbot of Ros-Comain, died, 928. 

Donnghal Macua Chantene, airchinneach of Tir- 
da-ghlas, died, 1014. 

Donnghal of Ros-Commain, died, 925. 

Donnghal, son of Beoan, abbot of Tuaim-Greine, 
died, 1002. 

Donnghal, son of Doireith of Meath, slain, 761. 

Donnghal, son of Donncathaigh, lord of Gai- 
leanga, slain, 1032. 

Donnghal, son of Donncothaigh, lord ‘of Gai- 
leanga, slain, 1002. 

Donnghal, son of Duibhrighe, abbot of Fidh- 
duin, died, 980. 

Donnghal, son of Gorman, chief lector of Leath- 
Chuinn, died, 1070. 

Donnghal, son of Laidhgnen, lord of Ui-Cein- 
sealaigh, slain, 756. 

Donnghal, son of Maelacan, chief of Ui-Conannla, 
died, 878. 

Donnghal, son of Nuadhad, abbot of Lughmhadh, 
died, 770. 

Donnghus, bishop of Ath-cliath, died, 1095. 

Donnsleibhe, king of Ulidia, 1084. 

Donnsleibhe, lord of Ui-Faelain, 1022, 1024. 

Donnsleibhe, son of Diarmaid, died, 990. 

Donough Proisteach, slain, 1356. 


’ Donovan, son of Cahill. See Donnabhan. 


Donovan, son of Ivor. See Donndubhan. 

Donum Dei, bishop of Meath, died, 1226. 

Doran. See O’Deorain. a 

Dorbaine Foda, St., abbot of Ia, died, 713. 

Downing. See O’Duinin. ; 

Drew, Main, slain, 1307. 

Drostan Dairthighe, died, 717. 

Drugan, son of Tadhg, lord of Ui-Meith, died, 
827. 

Drury, William, president of Munster, 1576, 
1577. 

appointed lord justice of Ireland, 1578. 








Drury, William, died, 1579. 

Duach Dallta Deadhadh, son of Cairbre Lusg, 
monarch of Ireland, a. m. 5032, 5041. 

Duach Finn, son of Sedna Innarraigh, monarch 

. of Ireland, a. m. 4297, 4306. 

Duach Ladhgrach, son of Fiacha Tolgrach, mo- 
narch of Ireland, a. M. 4453, 4462. 

descendant of, 1070. 

Duach Teangumha, king of Connaught, slain, 
499. 

Dubh, ancestor of O’Duibh in Laeighis, 1069. 

Dubhartach of Beiri, died, 865. 

Dubhchalgach, son of Laidhgnen, slain, 764. 

Dubhcheann, son of Cinaedh, lord of Feara- 
Cualann, died, 889. 

Duibhcheann, son of Imhar of Luimneach, 975. 

Dubhchobhlaigh, daughter of the lord of Os- 
raighe, died, 1095. 

Dubhchobhlaigh, daughter of Diarmaid, son of 
Tadhg, and wife of Muircheartach O’Brien, 
died, 1098. 

Dubhchobhlaigh, wife of Brian Borumha, king 
of Ireland, died, 1008. 

Dubhchuilinn, abbot of Ros-each, died, 896. 

Dubhdabhare, lord of South Munster, died, 839. 

Dubhdabhare, son of Maelmordha, lord of 
Uaithne-tire, died, 949. 

Dubhdabhoireann, abbot of Cluain-Iraird, died, 
782. 

Dubhdabhoireann, abbot of Fobhar, died, 735. 

Dubhdabhoireann, airchinneach of Both-Cho- 
nais, died, 987. 

Dubhdabhoireann, bishop of Magh-Breagh, died, 
964. 

Dubhdabhoireann, lord of Ui-Fidhgeinte, died, 
745. 

Dubhdabhoireann, son of Domhnall, king of 
Caiseal, died, 957. 

Dubhdabhoireann Ua Beccain, abbot of Cluain- 
Eois, died, 741. 

Dubhdabhoireann Ua Dubhain, abbot of Cluain- 
Iraird, died, 800. 

Dubhdabhraine, abbot of Ros-ailithir, died, 921. 





168 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Dubhdachrich, lord of Fotharta, slain, 733. 

Dubhdachrich, son of Dubhdainbher, slain, 718. 

Dubhdachrich, son of Laidhgnen, slain, 777. 

Dubhdachrich, son of Maeltuile, abbot of Cill- 
achaidh, died, 821. 

Dubhdados, son of Murghal, slain, 739. 

Dubhdainbher, lord of Ard-Cianachta, slain, 686. 

Dubhdainbher, son of Cormac, abbot of Mainis- 
ter-Buithi, drowned, 762. 

Dubhdaingean, lord of Connaught, slain, 1034. 

Dubhdalcthe of the Writing, abbot of Cill-Scire, 
died, 745. 

Dubhdalethe, son of Ceallach, successor of Pa- 
trick, 965, 973, 978, 988, 989, 998. 

Dubhdalethe, son of Maelmuire, successor of 
Patrick, 1049, 1050, 1064. 

Dubhdalethe, son of Sinach, abbot of Ard- 

’ Macha, 778, 792, 794. 

Dubhdara, grandson of Aighennain, lord of 
Luighne, died, 1093. 

Dubhdara, son of Domhnallan, lord of Dearlus, 
slain, 983. 

Dubhdara, son of Egneach, son of Dalach, slain, 
961. 

Dubhdathuath, bishop and abbot of Rath- 
Aedha, died, 783. 

Dubhdathuath, son of Flaithghius, lord of the 
Three Tribes, slain, 785. 

Dubhdathuile, abbot of Liath-mor-Mochaemhog, 
868. : 

Dubhdibhearg, son of Dunghal, sons of, slain 
in the battle of Corann, 701. 

Dubhdil, successor of Brighid, died, 1072. 

Dubhdothra, lord of Ui-Briuin-Cualann, slain, 
738. 

Dubhdroma, abbot of Tuilen, died, 754. 

Dubhduin, chief of Cinel-Cairbre, 669. 

Dubhduin, successor of Colum-Cille, died, 957. 

Dubhduin Ua Faelain, bishop and abbot of 
Cluain-Iraird, died, 716. 

Dubheassa, daughter of Brian, died, 1052. 

Dubhghall, son of Aedh, king of Ulidia, 912, 
923. 





Dubhghall, son of Amhlaeibh, slain at Cluain- 
tarbh, 1013. ; 

Dubhghall, son of Donnchadh, tanist of Aileach, 
slain, 978. 

Dubhgualai, abbot of Gleann-da-locha, died, 710. 

Dubhlachtna, son of Ceirine, lord of Ui-Bairrche, 
died, 896. 

Dubhlachtna, son of Maelguala, king of Caiseal, 
died, 890. 

Dubhmerchon, son of Oilioll Olum, 195. 

Dubscuile, son of Cinaedh, died, 962. 

Dubshlaine, priest of Ard-Breacain, died, 1024. 

Dubhshlangha, son of Aedh, of Ulidia, slain, 
1003. 

Dubhslat Ua Treana, of the Cruithni, 552. 

Dubhsleibhe of Meath, son of, slain, 715. 

Dubhthach, abbot of Ard-Macha, 547. 

Dubhthach, abbot of Cill-achaidh, died, 869. 

Dubhthach Albanach, anmchara of Ireland and 
Alba, died, 1065. 

Dubhthach, antiquary, 438. 

Dubhthach, bishop of Ard-Macha, died, 512. 

Dubhthach of Disert-Chiarain, died, 961. 

Dubhthach, son of Jarnan, airchinneach of 
Dearmhach, died, 1010. 

Dubhthach, son of Maelseampul, lector of Cluain- 
Traird, died, 942. ; 

Dubhthach, son of Maeltuile, a learned man, 
died, 867. 


Dubhthach, son of Milidh, successor of Cain- 


neach, 1050. 


-Dubhthach, successor of Colum Cille and Adam- 


nan, died, 936. 
Dubhthoirthrigh, son of Maelduin of Leinster, 
slain, 876. 
Dubhtuinne, son of Ardghar and brother of 
Eochaidh, king of Ulidia, slain, 1003. 
Dubhtuinne, surnamed the Tore, king of Ulidia, 
slain, 1005. 
Dubhuan, abbot of Cill-dara, died, 900. 
Duibhghilla, son of Bruadar, sons of, slain, 893. 
Duibhghilla, son of Edirsgeal, lord of Ui-Ceinn- 
sealaigh, died, 898. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


Duibhghilla, son of Lachtnan, lord of Teathbha, 
slain, 917. 

Duibhghilla, son of Laidhgnen, slain, 968. 

Duibhghilla, son of Robachan, lord of Ui-Cor- 
maic, slain, 932. 

Duibhginn, son of Cuileannan, lord of Ui-Duach, 
died, 951. 

Duibhinnreacht, abbot of Fearna, died, 776. 

Duibhinnreacht, son of Artghal, slain, 794. 

Duibhinnreacht, son of Cathal, king of Con- 
naught, died, 799. 

Duibhinnreacht, son of Dunchadh, chief of Ui- 
Briuin, died, 665. 

Duibhinnreacht, son of Ronan, abbot of Cluain- 
Doleain, died, 938. 

Duibhinnreachtach, lord of Aradh, died, 770. 

Duibhinnreactach, son of Cathal, chief of the Ui- 
Briuin, 761. 

Duibhinnsi, bell-ringer of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
1032. 

Duibhinnsi, bishop of Beannchair, died, 951. 

Duibhinsi, abbot of Inis-Caeindeagha, died, 879. 

Duibhinsi, scribe of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 814. 

Duibhleamhna, daughter of Tighearnan, lord of 
Breifne, died, 941. 

Duibhlitir. abbot of Cluain-eidhneach, died, 922. 

Duibhlitir, abbot of Cluain-Eois, died, 877. 

Duibhlitir Odhar of Teamhair, put to death, 
836. 

Duibhlitir of Cill-Sleibhe, priest of Ardmacha, 
martyred, 921. 

Duibhlitir, son of Sealbhach, abbot of Teach- 
Moling, died, 930. . 

Duibhlitter, abbot of Finnghlais, died, 791. 

Duineachaidh, son of Laeghaire, chief of Feara- 
Ceall, died, 924. 

Duineachaidh Ua Daire, lord of Ciarraighe Aei, 
died, 791. 

Duinseach, wife of Domhnall, son of Aedh, king 
of Ireland, died, 635. 

Duiseach, daughter of Duach, and wife of Muir- 
cheartach Mac Earca, 499. 

Dunadhach, lord of Umhall, slain, 808.. 





169 


Dunadhach, son of Cormac, abbot of Mainistir- 
Buithe, diced, 881. 

Dunadhach, son of Diarmaid, lord of Corca- 
Bhaiscinn, died, 992. 

Dunadhach, son of Dunghaile, 846. 

Dunadhach, son of Egeartach, bishop of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, 893, 898, 947, 953. 

father of, died, 893. 

Dunadhach, son of Gadhra, son of, slain, 998. 

Dunadhach, son of Raghallach, lord of Cinel- 
Cairbre-Mor, died, 871. 

Dunadhach, son of Scannlan, lord of Ui-Fidh- 
geinte, 833, 834. 

Dunagan, son of Tuathchar, lord of Gaileanga- 
Collamhrach, slain, 881. 

Dunan, archbishop of Ath-Cliath, died, 1074. 

Dunchadh, a king interred at Cill Corbain, 904. 

Dunchadh, foster-son of Diarmaid, bishop of 
Ossory, died, 971. 

Dunchadh, lector of Dun, 992. 

Dunchadh, lord of Breagha, 1027. 

Dunchadh Muirisce, son of Maeldubh, king of 
Connaught, slain, 681. 

Dunchadh, St., son of Ceannfaeladh, abbot of 
Ta-Coluim Cille, died, 716. 

Dunchadh, son of Aedh Slaine, died, 657. 

Dunchadh, son of Alene, lord of Mughdhorna, 
slain, 773. 

Dunchadh, son of Blathmac, son of Aedh Slaine, 
slain, 647. 

Dunchadh, son of Braenan, priest of Cill-dara, 
died, 927. 

Dunchadh, son of Ceallach, bishop of Tir-da- 
ghlas, died, 963. 

Dunchadh, son of Conaing, lord of Cianachta, 
died, 828. : 

Dunchadh, son of Conghal, lord of Loch-Cal, 
slain, 798. 

Dunchadh, son of Cormac, 722. 

Dunchadh, son of Donn, lord of Breagha, slain, 
1027. 

Dunchadh, son of Dubhdabhoireann, king of 
Caiseal, died, 885. 





170 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Dunchadh, son of Dunadhach, lector of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 1005. 

Dunchadh, son of Dunlaing, king of Leinster, 
died, 1037. 

Dunchadh, son of Eoghan, lord of the Deisi, 
died, 759. 

Dunchadh, son of Eoghanan, died, 616. 

Dunchadh, son of Fiachna, son of Deman, king 
of Ulidia, died, 643. 

Dunchadh, son of Gillamochonna, successor of 
Seachnall, died, 1027. 

Dunchadh, son of Laeghaire, lord of Fearn- 
mhagh, died, 960. 

Dunchadh, son of Murchadh, son of Bran, 718, 
722. 

Dunchadh, son of Suthainen, bishop of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 940. 

Dunchadh, son of Ultan, chief of Oirghialla, 
slain, 675. 

Dunchadh Ua Ronain died, 669. 

Dunchu, abbot of Tealach-lias, slain, 804. 

Dunchu, keeper of the Shrine of Patrick, 804. 

Dunfhlaith, daughter of Flaithbheartach, son of 
Loingseach, died, 794. 

Dunghal, abbot of Leithghlinn, died, 876. 

Dunghal, lord of Ard-Cianachta, died, 812. 

Dunghal, son of Amhalgaidh, 744. 

Dunghal, son of Baeithin, bishop of Gleann-da- 
locha, died, 899. 

Dunghal, son of Cathal, vice-abbot of Teach- 
Munna, died, 885. 

Dunghal, son of Ceallach, lord of Osraighe, died, 
qhore 

Dunghal, son of Cearbhall, slain, 897. 

Dunghal, son of Cinaedh, slain, 998. 

Dunghal, son of Cuana, lord of Feara-Rois, died, 
811. 

Dunghal, son of Donnchadh, tanist of Osraighe, 
died, 978. 

Dunghal, son of Dunghal Ua Riagain, slain, 966. 
See O’Riagain. 

Dunghal, son of Faelan, tanist of Ui-Ceinnsea- 
laigh, died, 874. 





Dunghal, son of Fearghal, lord of Osraighe, died, 
841. ; tia 

Dunghal, son of Flaithniadh, lord of Umbhall, 
died, 776. 

Dunghal, son of Flann, lord of Feara-Cul, slain, 
738. 

Dunghal, son of Gillaphadraig, slain, 1015. 

Dunghal, son of Laeghaire, abbot of Dunleath- 
glas, died, 785. 

Dunghal, son of Maeltuile, chief of Cinel-Bo- 
ghaine, slain, 670. 

Dunghal, son of Maenach, abbot of Inis-Cain- 
deagha, 871. 

Dunghal, son of Scannal, chief of the Cruithni, 
burned, 679. 

Dunghal Ua Conaing, slain, 754. 

Dunghal Ua Fearghusa, slain, 771. 

Dunghalach, chief of Ui-Liathain, in Munster, 
died, 760. 

Dunghalach, son of Taithleach, chief of Luighne, 
died, 766. 

Dunlaing, abbot of Corcach, died, 833. 

Dunlaing Mac-Ua-Donnagain, abbot of Inis- 
Doimhle, died, 953. 

Dunlaing, son of Aedh, lord of Ui-Drona, slain, 
944. 

Dunlaing, son of Cairbre, heir apparent of Lein- 
ster, died, 906. 

wife of, 906. 

Dunlaing, son of Cathasach, successor of Bara of 
Coreach, died, 835. 





-Dunlaing, son of Dubhdabhoireann, heir of 


Munster, slain, 987. 

Dunlaing, son of Dubhduin, lord of Fotharta- 
tire, died, 854. 

Dunlaing, son of Dunchu, lord of Cinel-Ard- 
ghail, died, 742. 

Dunlaing, son of Dunghal, lord of Ui-Briuin- 
Cualann, killed, 1048. 

Dunlaing, son of Enna Niadh, king of Leinster, 
241. 

Dunlaing, son of Flannchaidh, lord of Ui-Ea- 
thach, died, 808. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 171 


Dunlaing, son of Muireadhach, king of Leinster, 
died, 867. ; 

Dunlaing, son of Tuathal, king of Leinster, died, 
1013. 

Dunlaith, daughter of Maelmithigh, died, 940. 

Dunog, son of Anmchadh, slain, 876. 


E. 


Eacuponn, son of Dunlaing, tanist of Leinster, 
slain, 1042. 

Eachmarcach, son of Raghnall, lord of the fo- 
reigners, 1052. 

Eachtghus, son of Baeth, slain, 772. 

Eachtighearn, son of Flannchadh, lord of Breagh- 
mhaine, slain, 922. 

Eachtighearn, son of Guaire, lord of South 
Leinster, slain, 851. 

Eadan, son of Uige, a.m. 3500, 3502, 3510. 

Eaghra, son of Poprigh, lord of Luighne, died, 
926. 

Echmhilidh, son of Ronan, lord of the Airtheara, 
slain, 988. 

Echri, son of Flaithbheartach of Ui-Eathach, 
1119. 

Echtghus, successor of Maelruain of Tamhlacht, 
died, 825. 

Echthighern, a Leinster chieftain, 846. 

Echthighearn, son of Bran, lord of Breagh- 
mhaine, died, 1040. 

Echthighern, son of Cinaedh, lord of Ui-Ceinn- 
sealaigh, slain, 951. 

Echthighern, son of Cinneidigh, son of Lorcan, 
slain, 948. 

Echthighern, son of Eitech, lord of the Comainns, 
died, 967. 

Echthighern, son of Flann Mainistreach, airch- 
inneach of Mainistir-Buithe, died, 1067. 

Ederscel, son of Aedh, son of Colgan, lord of 
Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, died, 773. 

Ederscel, son of Ceallach Cualann, slain, 721. 

Ederscel, son of Ceallach, bishop and abbot of 
Gleann-da-locha, died, 809. : 





Ederscel, son of Eoghan, son of Oilioll, a.m. 
5085, 5089; Addenda, p. 1190. 

Edhniuch, son of Erc, abbot of Liath, died, 
767. 

Edmond, abbot of Assaroe, died, 1450. 

Edward IL, king of England, 1272. 

Edward II., king of England, 1307. 

Edward III., king of England, 1326. 

son of, lord lieutenant of Ireland, 1360, 





1361. 

Edward IV., king of England, 1460. 

Edward V., king of England, 1483. 

Edward VI., king of England, 1546. 

Edward, son of the baron of Delvin, put to 
death, 1473. 

Egceartach, airchinnech of Eaglais-Beag, at 
Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 893. 

Egceartach, son of Cairbre, killed, 889. 

Egneach of Cill-Delge, abbot, slain, 837. 

Egneach, son of Colgan, chief of the Airthera, 
slain, 718. 

Egneach, son of Dalach, lord of Oirghialla, slain, 
961. 

Egneach, successor of Enda of Ara, a bishop, 
died, 916. 

Egneachan, son of Dalach, lord of Cinel-Conaill, 
died, 901. 

Eibeachta, sister of St. Patrick, 448. 

Eibhear, son of Milidh. See Emhear. 

Eigceartach, lord of Eoghanacht, sons of, slain, 
1027. 

Eimhear, a.m. 3500. See Emhear. 

Eirc, son of Eochaidh Muinreamhar, died, 474. 

Eire, queen of the Tuatha De Dananns, slain, 
A. M, 3500. 

Eiremhon, son of Milidh. See Eremhon. 

Eirmbeadhach, St., abbot of Craebh-Laisre, 
died, 681. 

Eithne, daughter of Aedh, queen of the men of 
Breagha, died, 916. 

Eithne, daughter of Breasal Breagh, wife of 
the king of Teamhair, died, 763. 

Eithne, daughter of Cianadon, died, 773. 


242 


172 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Eithne, daughter of Domhnall Midheach, killed, 
790. 

Hithne, daughter of Fearghal, queen of Ireland, 
died, 951. : 

Eithne, daughter of the king of Alba, 56. 

Eithrial, son of Irial Faidh, monarch of Ireland, 
A.M. 3530, 3549. 

Eladhach, Ua-Maeluidhir, slain, 733. 

Elair, son of Bairid, chieftain of foreigners, 
slain, 887. 

Elarius, anchorite of Loch-Crea, died, 802. 

Elim Oillfinshneachta, monarch of Ireland, a. mM. 
4177. 

Elim, son of Conra, king of Ulster, 56, 57, 76. 

Elizabeth, queen of England, 1558, 1583, 1595, 
1598, 1599, 1600, 1601, 1602. 

Ellbrigh, abbess of Cluain-Bronaigh, died, 780. 

Eloir, son of Barith, slain, 888. 

Eloir, son of Iargni, 885. 

Elpin of Glais-Naidhean, died, 753. 

Emher Finn, son of Milidh, joint monarch of 
Treland, a. M. 3501, 3502, 3519. 

En, slain by Eremon, a. mM. 3510. 

Enchorach Ua Dodain, abbot of Gleann-da- 
locha, died, 764. 

Encretti, ancestor of St. Patrick, 432. 

Enda Dearg, monarch of Ireland, a. mM. 4308, 
4319. 

Enda of Ara, successors of, 654, 755, 916, 1010, 
1095, 1110, 1114, 1167. 

Enda, son of Cathbhadh, died, 456. 

Enda, son of Diarmaid, lord of Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, 
killed, 1092. 

Enda, son of Diarmaid, 1091. 

Enna Aighneach, monarch of Ireland, a. M. 
4888, 4907. 

Enna Airgtheach, monarch of Ireland, a. M. 
3791, 3817. 

Eoan, a Dane, slain, 1171. 

Eocha Echcheann, king of the Fomorians, slain, 
A.M. 3529. 

Eocha, son of Dunadhach, chief of Clann-Scann- 
lain, slain, 1013. 





Eocha, son of Robhartach, abbot of Finnabhair- 
abha, died, 882. = 

Eocha, son of Scannal, abbot of Imleach-Ibhair, 
died, 939. 


Eocha Ua Tuathail, abbot of Lugmhadh, died, 


820. 

Eochagan, lector of Sord, slain, 1042. 

Eochagan, son of Aedh, king of Ulidia, slain, 882. 

Eochaidh, abbot of Lismore, died, 634. 

Eochaidh Ailtleathan, son of Oilioll Caisfhiac- 
lach, monarch of Ireland, a. M. 4788, 4804. 

Eochaidh Aincheann, king of Leinster, 56. 

Eochaidh Aireamh, monarch of Ireland, a. m. 
5070, 5084. 

Eochaidh Apthach, monarch of Ireland, a. m. 
4248. 

Eochaidh, bishop, successor of Maelruain of 
Tamlacht, died, 807. 

Eochaidh Doimhlen, son of Cairbre Liffechair, 
monarch of Ireland, 276. 

Eochaidh Eadghadhach, monarch of Ireland, 
A. M. 3664, 3667. 

Eochaidh Faebharghlas, son of Conmael, son of 
Emhear, monarch of Ireland, a. Mm. 3708, 3727. 

Eochaidh Feidhleach, monarch of Ireland, a. m. 
5058, 5069. 

Eochaidh Fiadhmuine, joint monarch of Ireland, 
A.M. 4357, 4361. 

Eochaidh Gonnat, monarch of Ireland, 267. 


‘Eochaidh Guineach, grandson of Crimthann of 


the Ui-Bairrche, 465, 479, 489 ; Addenda, 

. p- 1190. 

Eochaidh Jarlaidh, king of the Cruithne, died, 
665. 

Eochaidh, joint king of Ireland, slain, 563. 

Eochaidh, lord of Loch Cal, or Lough Gall, died, 
955. 

Eochaidh Muighmheadhoin, son of Muireadhach 
Tireach, monarch of Ireland, 358, 365. 

Eochaidh Mumho, son of Mofebis, monarch of 
Treland, a. M. 3752, 3772. 

Eochaidh of Cill-Torna died, 746. 

Eochaidh of Feart-Aedha died, 793. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 173... 


Eochaidh Ollathair, monarch of Ireland, a. m. 
3371, 3450. 

Eochaidh, son of Aenghus, king of Munster, 
died, 523. 

Eochaidh, son of Ailell, lord of Cobha, slain, 
796. 

Eochaidh, son of Ardghar, king of Ulidia, 978, 
979,988, 1001, 1003. 

Eochaidh, son of Blathmac, son of Aedh Slaine, 
died, 658. 

Eochaidh, son of Breasal, chief of Ui-Eathach, 
739. 

Eochaidh, son of Breasal, lord of Dal-Araidhe, 
slain, 822. 

Eochaidh, son of Cairbre, son of Oilioll, son of 
Dunlaing, son of Enda Niadh of Leinster, 
476. ‘ 

Eochaidh, son of Cearnach, economus of Ard- 
Macha, died, 791. 

Eochaidh, son of Cearnach, lord of Feara-Rois, 
slain, 849. 

Eochaidh, St., son of Colgan, anchorite of Ard- 
Macha, died, 725. 

Eochaidh, son of Comhgan, bishop of Lann- 
Fala, died, 884. P 

Eochaidh, son of Conall, king of Ulidia, died, 
935. 

Eochaidh, son of Conall Meann, abbot of Fae- 
bhran, died, 754. 

Eochaidh, son of Connla, son of Caelbhadh, 
son of Crunn Badhrai, king of Ulidia, 547, 
548. 

Eochaidh, son of Cuchongalt, lord of Ui-Tuirtre, 
died, 834. 

Eochaidh, son of Diarmaid, bishop and abbot of 
Ard-Macha, died, 597. 

Eochaidh, son of Domhnall, son of Muirchear- 
tach, joint monarch of Ireland, 562. 

Eochaidh, son of Eochaidh, chief of Dal-Riada, 
died, 727. 

Eochaidh, son of Erc, monarch of Ireland, 
A. M. 3294, 3303. 

wife of, A. M. 3303. 








Eochaidh, son of Fiachna, son of Aedh Roin, 
king of Ulidia, 771, 787, 804, 807. 

Eochaidh, son of Fiachra, a wise man, died, 754. 

Kochaidh, son of Fogarta, abbot of Fochladh, 
died, 780. 

Eochaidh, son of the lector Ua Fothadain, 
anmchara of Disert-Chaeimhghin, died, 1108. 

Eochaidh, son of Luchta, king of North Mun- 
ster, head of, found, 1157. 

Eochaidh, son of Muireadhach Muindearg, king 
of Uladh, died, 503. 

Eochaidh, son of Niall, heir of Ulidia, died, 1062. 

Eochaidh, son of Oilioll Finn, monarch of Ire- 
land, a.m. 4416, 4422. 

Eochaidh, son of Oilioll Olum, slain, 195. 

Eochaidh, son of Soerghus, airchinneach of 
Daimhliag-Chianain, slain, 984. 

Eochaidh, successor of Cianan, died, 1098. 

Eochaidh Taebhfhada, son of Oilioll Olum, 
slain, 241. 

Eochaidh Uaircheas, slain, A. M. 4345, 4356. 

Eodhos, son of Donghal, martyred, 867. 

Eodhos, son of Tighearnach, slain, 820. 

Eoghan, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 874. 

Eoghan, bishop of Rath-sithe, died, 617. 

Eoghan, bishop, cross of, at Ard-Macha, 1166. 

Eoghan Bel, king of Connaught, battle against, 
537. 

Eoghan Mainistreach, abbot of Ard-Macha, 825, 
833. 

Eoghan More, or Mogh Nuadhat, father of Oilioll 
Olum, 123. 

Eoghan More, son of Oilioll Olum, 186, 195. 

race of, 1572. ; 

Eoghan, son of Aedhagan, anchorite, ancestor 
of Mac Cuinn-na-mBocht, 834, 845. 

Eoghan, son of Ceallach, airchinneach of Ard- 
Breacain, died, 1002. 

Eoghan, son of Ceannfaeladh, abbot of Imleach- 
Tbhair, died, 886. 5 

Eoghan, son of Colman, died, 769. 

Eoghan, son of Crunnmael, chief of Ui-Fidh- 
geinte, slain, 666. 





174 


Eoghan, son of Cuilennan, son of, slain, 893. 

Eoghan, son of Muireadhach, slain, 960. 

Eoghan, son of Niall of the Nine Hostages, died, 
465. 





race of, 825. 

Eoghan, son of Roinchenn, abbot of Lismor, 
died, 771. 

Eogon of Inbher, A. M. 3470. 

Eogon, son of Tripot, an abbot, died, 745. 

Er, son. of Emher, joint monarch of Ireland, 
A.M. 3519. 

Erc, bishop of Slaine, judge of St. Patrick, 448, 
sys 

Erca, embroiderer to St. Patrick, 448. 

Eremhon, son of Aedh, king of Ulidia, slain, 
885. 


Eremhon, son of Milidh, monarch of Ireland, | 


A.M. 3500, 3501, 3502. 

Ernadhach, son of Echin, abbot of Leithghlinn, 
died, 769. 

Ernaine, son of Fiachna, or Fiachra, chief of 
Cinel-Fearadhaigh, 626, 631. 

Erolbh, bishop of Luimneach, died, 1151. 

Erudan, son of Gairbhith, chief of Ui-Breasail, 
slain, 910. 

Etan, son of Uige, a.m. 3501. 

Ethcen, St., bishop, died, 577. 

cross of, 1072, 

Etigen, brother of Gearr-an-chogaidh, slain, 
1026. 

Etigen, son of Finghin, abbot of Treoit, died, 
906. 

Etru, son of Labhraidh, chief of Monach, died, 
1056. 

Eudus, son of Ailell, slain, 722. 

Eudus Ua Dicholla, abbot of Cill-dara, died, 
793. 

Euginia, daughter of Donnchadh, queen of 
Teamhair, died, 797. 

Eustace, Captain, slain, 1579. 

Eustace, Sir Edward, lord justice of Ireland, 
1452, 1454. 

Eustace, James, son of Roland, 1580. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


Eustace, Roland, son of Sir Edward, 1486. 
Eustace, Roland, son of Thomas, died, 1579. 
Eutighern, a bishop, killed, 755. 


F. 


Facutna Fatuacg, son of Rossa, son of Rudh- 
raighe, monarch of Ireland, a. M. 5042, 5057. 

Fachtna, lector of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 1024. 

Fachtna, St., son of Folachtan, abbot of Cluain- 
fearta-Brenainn, died, 723. 

Fachtna, son of Maelduin, righdhamhna of the 
North, slain, 866. 

Fachtna, successor of Finnen of Cluain-Iraird, 
died, 1010. 

Faebhardaith, abbot of Tulean, died, 781. 

Faelan, a king interred at Cill-Corbain, 904. 

Faelan, chief of Osraighe, slain, 658. 

Faelan Seanchostol, 676. 

Faelan, son of Bradan, slain, 1051. 

Faelan, son of Bran, king of Leinster, died, 733. 


| Faelan, son of Breac, son of, slain, 1051. 


Faelan, son of Ceallach, abbot of Cill-dara, died, 
099: 

Faelan, son of Coellaidhe, bishop of Imleach- 
Ibhair, died, 979. 

Faelan, son of Colman, king of Leinster, 628. 

died, 665. 

Faelan, son of Cormac, lord of the Deise- 
Mumhan, died, 964. 

Faelan, son of Dunlang, lord of Tochar-Each- 
dhach, died, 880. 

Faelan, son of Dunlaing, lord of Ui-Buidhe, 
died, 1010. 

Faelan, son of Fearghal, tanist of Laeighis-Retae, 
slain, 958. 

Faelan, son of Forbhasach, slain, 781. 





-Faelan, son of Guaire, lord of Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, 


died, 889. 

Faelan, son of Muireadhach, king of Leinster, 
923, 940. 

Faelan, son of Tadhg, tanist of Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, 
died, 951. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 175 


Faelchadh, son of Forbhasach, lord of Ui- 
Bairrche-Maighe, died, 854. 

Faelchar Ua Maelodhra, slain, 690. 

Faelchu of Finnghlais died, 758. 

Faelchu, son of Dorbene, abbot of Ia, 714. 

Faelchu, son of Maelumha, slain, 660. 

Faelchu, St., son of Dorbhe, abbot of Ia, died, 
720. 

Faeldobhair of Clochar died, 701. 

Faeldobhar Beg the Wise, of Fobhar, died, 725. 

Faelghus, abbot of Cill-achaidh, died, 803. 

Faelghus, abbot of Ros-Cre, died, 857. 

Faelghus, bishop of Ard-achaidh, died, 872. 

Faelghus, son of Tnuthghal, of Cluain-Iraird, 
died, 778. 

Faifne the Poet died, 958. 

Failbhe, abbot of Ia-Coluim-Cille, 671, 674, 677. 

Failbhe, anchotite, died, 923. 

Failbhe Beg, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
TAs 

Failbhe Erdaimh, died, 766. 

Failbhe Flann Fidhbhadh, slain, 619. 

Failbhe Flann, king of Munster, 622, 628, 633. 

Failbhe, son of Guaire, successor of Maelrubha, 
drowned, 732. 

Faildeargdoid began to reign, a. M. 3873, 3882. 

Failge Berraidhe, 501. 

Failgeach, the slain, 1260. 

Faindealach, son of Maenach, abbot of Ard- 
Macha, died, 794. 

Fallomhan, son of Cucongalt, slain, 760. 

Faltach, or Wall, bishop of Meath, died in Eng- 
land, 1379. 

Faltach, or Wall, of Dun-Maoilin, i. e. Ulick, 
son of Ulick, 1580. See Wall. 

Fas, wife of Un, son of Uige, slain, a. Mm. 3500. 

Fay, Edmond, 1548, 1549. 

Fea, son of Torton, son of Sru, died, a. Mm. 2527. 

Feachtnach, abbot of Fobhar, died, 776. 

Feadhach, son of Cormac, abbot of Lughmhadh, 
died, 784. . ; 

Fearadhach, abbot of Inis-bo-finne, died, 916. 

Fearadhach, abbot of Saighir, died, 809. 





Fearadhach Finnfeachtnach, son of Crimthann 
Niadhnair, monarch of Ireland, 10, 15, 36. 

Feradhach Meith, son of Nechthig, died, 687. 

Fearadhach, son of Conghal, slain, 685. 

Fearadhach, son of Cormac, abbot of Ia, died, 
877. 

Fearadhach, son of Duach, lord of Ossory, slain, 
582. 

Fearadhach, son of Maeldoith, slain, 695. 

Fearadhach, son of Rochorb, son of Gollan, slain, 
A. M. 3656. 

Fearadhach, son of Scannal, abbot of Achadh- 
bo-Cainnigh, died, 808. 

Fearadhach, son of Seigheni, abbot of Reach- 
rainn, died, 794. 

Fearblai, son of Margus, died, 748. 

Fearchair, abbot of Beannchair, died, 878. 

Fearchair, son of Muireadhach, abbot of Lann- 
Leire, died, 848. 

Fearcorb, son of Modhcorb, monarch of Ireland, 
A.M. 4727, 4737. 

Fearcorb, son of Moghcorb, son of Cormac Cas, 
284; Addenda, p. 1190. 

Feardachrich, abbot of Ard-Macha, son of 
Suibhne, died, 771. 

Feardachrich, abbot of Dairinis, died, 742. 

Feardachrich, abbot of Imleach and Leithghlinn, 
died, 737. 

Feardachrich, son of Conghalach, died, 721. 

Feardalach, abbot of Reachrainn, slain, 973. 

Feardalach, priest of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
920. 

Feardomhnach, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
870. ¢ 

Feardomhnach, abbot of Fobhar, died, 941. 

Feardomhnach, bishop of Cill-dara, died, 1101. 

Feardomhnach, lector of Cill-dara, died, 1110. 

Feardomhnach of Tuaim-da-ghualann, died, 777. 

Feardomhnach, scribe of Ard-Macha, died, 726. 

Ferdomhnach, scribe of Ard-Macha, died, 844. 

Feardomhnach, son of Flannagan, abbot of 
Cluain-Iraird, died, 930. 

Feardomhnach, successor of Colum Cill, 1006. 


176 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Feardomhnach, successor of Finnen of Cluain- 
Traird, died, 1007. 

Fearfughaill, bishop of Cluain-Doleain, 784. 

Fearghal Aidhne, son of Guaire Aidhne, king 
of Connaught, died, 694. 

Fearghal, fought the battle of Cluain-Milain, 
785. 

Fearghal, king of Connaught, victory of, 961. 

Fearghal of the island of Loch Cre, a venerable 
senior, died, 1119. 

Fearghal, son of Aenghus, slain, 910. 

Fearghal, son of Ailell, lord of Cinel-Ucha, slain, 
776. 

Fearghal, son of Anmchaidh, lord of Osraighe, 
died, 797. 

Fearghal, son of Art of Cinel-Eoghain, 950, 955. 

Fearghal, son of Aughran, lord of Laeighis- 
Retae, died, 958. 

Fearghal, son of Bran, lord of Muscraighe, slain, 
843. 

Fearghal, son of Catharnach, lord of Loch-Riach, 
died, 821. 

Fearghal, son of Cathasach, lord of Loch-Riach, 
died, 823. , 

Fearghal, son of Ceallach, died, 961. 

Fearghal, son of Conaing, lord of Oileach, 987, 
1000. 

Fearghal, son of Domhnall, heir of Aileach, 
slain, 1016. 

Fearghal, son of Domhnall, lord of the North, 
919, 931, 936. 

Fearghal, son of Dunghal, lord of Fortuatha- 
Laighean, slain, 774. 

Fearghal, son of Eladhach, lord of Ui-Breasail 
Beiri, slain, 771. 

Fearghal, son of Eochaidh Leamhna, chief of 
Tamhnach, slain, 718. 

Fearghal, son of Finnachta,. abbot of Cluain- 
Uamha, slain, 885. : 

Fearghal, son of Fogartach, lord of Cairbre-mor, 
974. 

Fearghal, son of Loingseach, son of Aenghus, 
705. 





Fearghal, son of Lorcan, lord of Cinel-Fiachach, 
killed, 984. : 

Fearghal, son of Maelduin, son of Maelfithrigh, 
monarch of Ireland, 705, 709, 712, 715, 716, 
Mua CLS: 

sons of, 728. 

Fearghal, son of Maelmordha, abbot of Saighir, 
died, 919. 

Fearghal, son of Muirigen, chief of Ui-Creamh- 
thainn, slain, 915. 

Fearghal, son of Raghnall, chief of Muintir- 
Eolais, killed, 1139. 

Fearghal Ua Aitheachda, slain, 718. 

Fearghal Ua Conaing, slain, 716. 

Feargna Brit, St., abbot of Ia, and bishop, died, 
622. 

Feargna, son of Aenghus, king of Ulidia, slain, 
551. 

Fearghus of Rath-Luirigh, abbot of Finnghlais, 
died, 814. 

Fearghus of Ros-ailithir, anchorite, died, 866. 

Fearghus, antiquary, who assisted at the com- 
pilation of the Seanchus Mor, 438. 

Fearghus, St., bishop, died, 583. 

Fearghus, bishop of Daimhliag, died, ‘178. 

Fearghus Caisfhiaclach, slain, 226. 

Fearghus Cerrbhel, son of Conall Cremhthainne, 
478. 

Fearghus Duibhdeadach, son of Imchadh, mo- 
narch of Ireland, slain, 226. 





Fearghus Fogha, son of Fraechar Foirtriun, king 
of Ulster, 331. 

Fearghus Foiltleabhar, slain, 226. 

Fearghus Fortamhail, son of Breasal Breac, 
monarch of Ireland, A. Mm. 4805, 4815. 

Fearghus Forcraith, slain, 701. — 

Fearghus Glut, chief of Cobha, died, 734. 

Fearghus, joint monarch of Ireland, 557, 559. 

died, 561. 

Fearghus Leithdheirg came to Ireland, a. M. 
2850. . . 

Fearghus Mor, son of Ere, son of Eochaidh 
Muinreamhair, 498. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 177 


Fearghus Scannal, king of Munster, slain, 580. 

Fearghus, son of Ailghil, lord of Cinel-Cairbre, 
slain, 786, 794. 

Fearghus, son of Badhbhchadh, lord of Carraig- 
Brachaidhe, slain, 834. 

Fearghus, son of Cathal, bishop, died, 765. 

Fearghus, son of Ceallach, king of Connaught, 

. died, 751. 

Fearghus, son of Ceallach, king of Connaught, 
died, 759. 

Fearghus, son of Colgan, died, 770. 

Fearghus, son of Colman Cutlach, died, 739. 

Fearghus, son of Colman Mor, prince of Meath, 
slain, 613. e 

Fearghus, son of Conall Oircneach, died, 726. 

Fearghus, son of Creamhthann, slain, 733. 

Fearghus, son of Cumhscrach, slain, 742. 

Fearghus, son of Domhnall, slain, 649. 

Fearghus, son of Duiligen, lord of Lurg, slain, 
924. 

Fearghus, son of Eochaidh, lord of Dal-Riada, 
died, 776. 

Fearghus, son of Fogartach, lord of Deisceart- 
Breagh, died, 746; Addenda, p. 1191. 

Fearghus, son of Fothadh, king of Connaught, 
died, 842. 

Fearghus, son of the lord of Conaille, slain, 1107. 

Fearghus, son of Lodan, king of Ulidia, slain, 
689. 

Fearghus, son of Maelduin, slain, 681. 

Fearghus, son of Maelmichill, ceconomus of 
Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 889. : 

Fearghus, son of Maenach, lord of Fotharta, 
slain, 733. 

Fearghus, son of Muccedh, died, 667. 

Fearghus, son of Muircheartach mac Earea, 537, 
544, 555. 

Fearghus, son of Nellin, 566, 568. 

Fearghus, son of Oisteach, 738. 

Fearghus, son of Raghallach, slain, 649. 

Fearghus Ua Eoghain, slain, 718. 

Feargraidh, son of Cleireach, tanist of Caiseal, 
died, 958. 





Feargraidh, son of Cleireach, king of Caiseal, 
died, 959. 

Fearon, son of Emher, joint monarch of Ireland, 
slain, A.M. 3519. 

Fechtnach, abbot of Gleann-da-locha, died, 873. 

Fedach, abbot of Cill-Delge, died, 836. 

Fedach, son of Seghini, abbot of Disert-Diar- 
mada, died, 874. 

Fedhach, abbot of Slaine, died, 935. 

Fedhelm, daughter of Domhnall, abbess of 
Cluain-Bronaigh, died, 931. 

Fedhlim, son of Laeghaire, son of Niall, 432. 

Feichin, St., abbot of Fobhar, died, 664. 

miracle of, 1069. ; 

successors of, 954, 980, 981, 1000, 1010, 

1013, 1014, 1098, 1117, 1126, 1137, 1143, 

1157, 1163, 1230, 1249. 

foster-son of, 912. 

Feidhlimidh, abbot of Cill-Moinne, died, 809. 

Feidhlimidh, abbot of Gleann-Uisean, died, 951. 

Feidhlimidh, abbot of Ia, died, 754. 

Feidhlimidh Finn, abbot of Ard-Macha,died,577. 

Feidhlimidh Reachtmhar, son of Tuathal Teacht- 
mhar, monarch of Ireland, 111, 119. 

Feidhlimidh, son of Crimhthann, king of Mun- 
ster, 824, 825, 829, 831, 832, 834, 835, 836, 
837, 840, 844, 845. 

Feidhlimidh, son of Flann Mainistreach, a vene- 
rable senior, died, 1104. 

Feidhlimidh, son of ‘lighernach, king of Mun- 
ster, died, 586. 

Feidhlimidh Ua Lugadon, abbot of Cluain- 
Dolcain, died, 796. 

Felim, son of Crimhthann, 822. 

Felli, Captain, slain, 1595. 

Feorus Finn, son of the English Queen, died, 1233, 

Fereni, ancestor of St. Patrick, 432. 

Ferfio, son of Faibhre, abbot of Comhraire- 
Midhe, died, 757. 

Fergen, son of Emher, joint monarch of Ireland, 
slain, A. M. 3519. 

Ferghil, abbot of Cluain-mor-Maedhog, slain, 
877. 











2a 


178 ? 


Ferghil, abbot of Fearna, died, 880. 

Ferghil, abbot of Tir-da-ghlas, died, 927. 

Ferghil, bishop of Finnabhair, died, 902. 

Ferghil of Cill-mor-Eimhire, died, 765. 

Ferghil the Geometer, abbot of Achadh-bo, died, 
784, 

Ferghil, son of Comhsudh, abbot of Domhnach- 
Sechnaill, killed, 876. 

Ferghil Ua Taidhg, scribe of Lusca, died, 795. 

Fergus, son of Colman Cutlach, died,'739. See 
Fearghus. 

Fethgna, son of Neachtain, successor of Patrick, 
849, 857, 872. 

Fiacha Cennfinnain, son of Starn, monarch of 
Treland, a. M. 3279, 3283. 

Fiacha Finnailches, son of Finnachta, monarch 
of Ireland, a. M. 3972, 3991. 

Fiacha Finnfholaidh, monarch of Ireland, slain, 
56. 

Fiacha Finscothach, monarch of Ireland, a. m. 
3848, 3867. 

Fiacha Labhrainne, monarch of Ireland, a. m. 
3728, 3751. 

Fiacha mac Dealbhaeith, monarch of Ireland, 
A. M. 3460, 3461, 3470. 

Fiacha of Luimneach died, 861. 

Fiacha, son of Conn, died, 613. 

Fiacha, son of Niall Naighiallach, 501, 507. 

Fiacha Sraibhtine, son of Cairbre Liffechair, 
monarch of Ireland, 276, 291, 322. 

Fiacha Tolgrach, monarch of Ireland, a. u. 4395, 
4404. 

Fiachan, lord of Conaille, died, 787. 

Fiachna, son of Aedh Roin, king of Ulidia, 739, 
754, 779, 785. 

sons of, 804. 

Fiachna, son of Ainbhith, king of Ulidia, slain, 
886. 

Fiachna, son of Baedan, son. of Cairell, son.of 
Muireadhach Muindearg, king of Ulidia, 571, 
590, 592, 593, 597, 618, 622. 

Fiachna, son of Deman, king of Ulidia, 597; 622, 
. 624. - 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Fiachna, son of Dubhlaech, lord of Feara-Tulach, 
slain, 978. 

Fiachna, son of Maelbreasail, abbot of Finna- 
bhair-abha, died, 843. 

Fiachna Ua Maicniadh, abbot of Cluain-fearta- 
Brenainn, died, 747. 

Fiachra, abbot of Tigh-Munna, died, 859. 

Fiachra Caech, son of Baedan, slain, 604. 

Fiachra, learned senior of Cluain-Iraird, died, 
1135. 

Fiachra of Eaglais-beag, at Cluain-mic-Nois, 
died, 921. 

Fiachra of Granard died, 765. é 

Fiachra, son of Ailene,.lord of Mughdhorna, 
slain, 745. 

Fiachra, son of Cathal, chief of Feara-Cul, slain, 
781. 

Fiachra, son of Ceallach Cualann, slain, 707. 

Fiachra, son of Ciaran, son of Ainmire, son of 
Sedna, died, 615. 

Fiachra, son of Dubhdachrich, abbot of Cluain- 
foda-Librain, died, 835. 

Fiachra, son of Dunghal, slain, 706. 

Fiachra, son of Eochaidh Muighmheadhoin, 
race of, 784. 

Fiachra, son of Finnshneachta, chief of For- 
tuatha-Laighean, 983. 

Fiachra, son of Fothadh, abbot of Baisleac, died, 
759. 

Fiachra, son of Gaphran of Meath, drowned, 742. 

Fiachra, son of Laeghaire, king of Dal-Araidhe, 
478. 

Fiachra, son of Rodubh, chief of Muintir-Mael- 
fhinna, 995. 

Fianamhail, son of Ceallach Cualann, slain, 707. 

Fianamhail, son of Gertide, abbot of Cluain- 
Iraird, died, 731. 

Fianamhail, son of Maeltuile, king of Leinster, 
slain, 678. 

Fianamhail, son of Maenach, died, 694. 

Fianamhail Ua Boghaine, son of Finn, died, 716. 

Fianamhail Ua Dunchadha, chief of Dal-Riada, 
slain, 698. 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 179 


Fianchu, abbot of Lughmhadh, died, 770. 

Fianghalach, son of Anmchadh, abbot of Inis- 
Bo-finne, died, 750. 

Fianghalach, son of Dunlaing, slain, 795. 

Fianghalach, son of Murchadh, chief of Ui-Mail, 
died, 732. 

Fianghalach Ua Maeleaithgin, slain, 733. 

Fianghus, abbot of Ros-Cre, died, 800. 

Fiannacht of Fearna died, 793. 

Fiatach Finn, son of Daire, son of Dluthach, 
monarch of Ireland, 37, 39. 

Fidhairle Ua Suanaigh, abbot of Raithin, died, 
758. 

Fidhbhadhach, abbot of Beannchair, died, 762. 

Fidhbhadhach of Cill-Delge, died, 753. 

Fidhgellach, son of Flann, chief of Ui-Maine, 
died, 688. 

Fidhmuine Ua Suanaigh, anchorite of Raithin, 
died, 750.” 

Finan, abbot of Cluain-Eois, died, 773. 

Finan, abbot of Imleach-Ibhair, died, 850. 

Finan of Cluain-caein, a bishop, died, 860. 

Finan, son of Airennan, died, 674. 

Finan, son of Rimeadh, bishop, died, 659. 

Finbil, abbess of Cluain-Bronaigh, slain, 804. 

Finchar, bishop of Daimhliag, died, 918. 

Fine, abbess of Cill-dara, died, 800. 

Fineachta, son of Badhbhchadh, lord of the 
Deisi, died, 821. 

Fineachta, son of Breasal, abbot of Cill-dumha, 
died, 841. 

Finghal of Lis-mor died, 741. 

Finghart, anmchara of Corcumdhruadh, died, 

; 1128. 

Finghin, abbot of Ros-Cre, died, 1005. 

Finghin, anchorite of Cluain-mic-Nois,- died, 
895. ; 

Finghin, bishop of Dun-leathghlaisi, died, 962. 

Finghin, bishop of Ia, died, 964. 

Finghin, St., successor of, 1031. See Finnen. 

Finghin, son of Donnchadh, grandson ‘of Car- 
thach, killed, 1152. 

Finghin, son of Fiachra, died, 614. 





Finghin, son of Laidhgin, abbot of Cluain-fearta- 
Molua, died, 850. 

Finguine Foda, died, 687. 

Finguine, king of Munster, slain, 897. 

Finguine, son of Cu-ganmathair, king of Mun- 
ster, died, 694. 

Finguine, son of Fubhthadh, vice-abbot of 
Teach-Mochua, died, 936. 

Finn, a king interred at Cill-Corbain, 904. 

Finn Mac Cumhaill, grandson of Baisene, slain, 
283. 

Finn, son of Arbh, lord of Dealbhna, slain, 751. 

Finn, son of Bran, killed, 970. 

Finn, son of Bratha, monarch of Ireland, a. m. 
4249, 4270. 

Finn, son of Cearran, lord of Muscraighe, died, 
921. 

Finn, son of Cumhall. See Finn Mac Cumhaill, 
grandson of Baisgne. 

Finn, son of Dubhslaine, lord of Ui-Fidhgeinte, 
died, 878. 

Finn, son of Goirmghilla, slain, 966. 

Finn, son of Gussan, bishop of Cill-dara, died, 
1085. 

Finn, son of Maelmordha, heir apparent of 
Leinster, slain, 921. 

son of, 934. 

Finn, son of Maelmordha, heir apparent of Ui- 
Failghe, slain, 928. 

Finn, son of Marcan, tanist of Ui-Maine, slain, 
1003. 

Finn, son of Matan, lord of Corca-Laighdhe, 
slain, 942. 

Finnachta, abbot of Cill-Ite, died, 833. 

Finnachta, abbot of Corcach, died, 926. 

Finnachta, ancestor of O’Finnachta of Sil-Muir- 
eadhaigh, 866. 

Finnachta, bishop, died, 907. 

Finnachta Fleadhach, son of Dunchadh, monarch 
of Ireland, 673, 674, 675, 677, 678, 685, 693. 

Fifinachta, son of Ceallach, comharba of Doire, 
died, 937. 

Finnachta, son of Ceallach, king of Leinster, 801. 





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180 


Finnachta, son of Donnghal, died, 800. 
Finnachta, son of Echthighern, abbot of Lugh- 
mhadh, died, 948. 


Finnachta, son of Lachtnan, airchinneach of |° 


Fearna, died, 956. 

Finnachta, son of Muireadhach of Leinster, 
883. 

Finnachta, son of Ollamh Fodhla, monarch of 
Treland, a. M. 3923, 3942. 

Finnachta, son of Tadhg, heir apparent of Ui- 
Ceinnsealaigh, died, 926. 

Vinnagan, son of Allailedh, 842. 

Finnagan, son of Cosgrach, lord of Breagh- 
mhaine, died, 822. 

Finnbharr Mac Ua Bairdene, died, 437. 

Finnchadh, lord of Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, slain, 480. 

Finncheallach, abbot of Fearna, died, 860. 

Finnchu UaRonain, 706. 

Finnen, St., of Cluain-Creamha, coarb of, 1488. 

Finnen, St., Abbot of Cluain-Iraird, died, 548. 

book of, 555. 

relics of, 887. 

successors of, 857, 881, 952, 954, 971, 
973, 992, 1007, 1010, 1013, 1018, 1025, 1031, 
1043, 1048, 1055, 1061, 1092, 1117, 1136, 
1150, 1170. 

Finnen, St., of Magh-bile, succcessor of, 1098. 

Finnia, St. See Finnen of Cluain-Iraird. 

Finnshneachta Ceathairdherc, son of Ceallach, 
790. 

Finnshneachta Fleadhach. 
dhach. 

Finnshneachta, king of Leinster, 799. 

Finnshneachta Luibnighe, son of Tomaltach, 
king of Connaught, died, 846. ~ 

Finnshneachta, son of Bodhbhchadh, lord of Ci- 
nel Mic-Earca, died, 828. 

Finnshneachta, son of Ceallach, king of Lein- 
ster, died, 800, 803. 

Finnshneachta, son of Cinaedh, lord of Fortua- 
tha Laighean, died, 972. 

Finnsneachta, son of Diarmaid, abbot of Daimh- 
liag, died, 847. 











See Finnachta Flea- 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Finnshneachta, son of Domhnall, slain, 793. 

Finnshneachta, son of Dunchadh, 674. 

Finnshneachta, son of Fogartach Ua Cearnaigh, 
died, 756. 

Finnshneachta, son of Follamhan, slain, 793. 

Finnshneachta, son of Maelcorcra, lord of 
Luighne, died, 876. 

Finnshuileach, son of Cathal, 1063. 

Finntan Maeldubh, died, 626. 

Finntan of Aentrebh, abbot of Beannchair, died, 
612. 

Finntan, St., of Cluain-Eidhneach, son of Tel- 
chan, died, 634. 

revenge of, 1069. 

successors of, 970, 1007. 

Finntan, son of Bochra, A. M. 2242. 

Finntan, son of Fingaine, or of Tulchan, died, 
685. 

Fitz-Geoffry, John, came to Ireland as lord Jus- 
tice, 1246. 

Fitzgerald, Catherine, lady of Hy-Carbery, 
daughter of Thomas, earl of Desmond, died, 
1506. 

Fitzgerald, knight of Glin, 1516. 

Fitzgerald, Edmond, son of John, knight of 
Glin, 1600. 

Fitzgerald, Edmond, son of Thomas, knight of 
Glin, died, 1503. 

Fitzgerald, Edmond, son of Thomas, knight of 
Glin, 1601, 1602. 

Fitzgerald, Edward, son of the Earl of Kildare, 
1553. 

Fitzgerald, Eleanora, daughter of James, earl of 
Desmond, died, 1589. 

Fitzgerald, Eleanora, daughter of Thomas, son 
of John Cam, died, 1497. 

Fitzgerald, Eveleen, daughter of the knight of 
Glin, died, 1524. : 

Fitzgerald, Garrett, died, 1303. 

Fitzgerald, Garrett Oge, son of Garrett, ear] of 
Kildare and lord justice of Ireland, 1489, 
1510, 1512, 1514, 1516, 1523, 1524, 1525, 
1530, 1532, 1534, 1535. 














INDEX NOMINUM. 


Fitzgerald, Garrett Oge, son of Garrett, earl 
of Kildare, 1553, 1561, 1585. 

Fitzgerald, Garrett, son of Edward, earl of Kil- 
dare, 1599, 1600. 

Fitzgerald, Garrett, son of Garrett, earl of Kil- 
dare, lord justice, 1517, 1526. 

Fitzgerald, Garrett, son of Garrett, earl of Kil- 
dare, 1578. 

Fitzgerald, Garrett, son of the earl of Kildare, 
died, 1584. 

Fitzgerald, Garrett, son of the earl of Desmond, 
1462, 1468, 1472, 1477, 1486. 

Fitzgerald, Garrett, son of James, earl of Des- 
mond, 1558, 1559, 1560, 1561, 1565, 1573, 
1577, 1583. 

Fitzgerald, Garrett, son of Maurice. 
gerald, Mac Maurice. 


See Fitz- 


Fitzgerald, Garrett, son of Thomas Caech, hanged, 
1415. 

Fitzgerald, Garrett, son of Thomas, Earl of Kil- 
dare, lord justice of Ireland, 1478, 1483, 
1485, 1493, 1494, 1498, 1499, 1500, 1504. 

Fitzgerald, Gerald, 1296. 

Fitzgerald, Gerald, son of John Oge, slain, 
1582. 

Fitzgerald, Henry, son of Garrett, the great 
earl of Kildare, 1514. 

Fitzgerald, Henry, son of Garrett, earl of Kil- 
dare, 1585, 1597. 

Fitzgerald, Henry, son of James, son of the 
earl, 1547. 

Fitzgerald, Honora, daughter of James, son of 
Maurice, died, 1577. 

Fitzgerald, James Meirgeach, son of Garrett, 
the great earl of Kildare, 1535, 1537. 

Fitzgerald, James Oge, son of James, son of John, 
1579, 1580. 

Fitzgerald, James, son of Garrett, earl of Des- 
mond, 1411, 1417, 1463. 

Fitzgerald, James, son of the earl of Desmond, 
1510. 

Fitzgerald, James, son of Garrett, earl of Des- 
mond, 1599, 1600, 1601. 





181 


Fitzgerald, James, son of Gerald, lord of Desies, 
1572, 1581. 

Fitzgerald, James, son of John, earl of Desmond, 
died, 1558. 

wife of, died, 1560. 

Fitzgerald, James, son of John Oge, slain, 
1580. 

Fitzgerald, James, son of John, hanged, 1582. 

Fitzgerald, James, son of Maurice, 1516. 

Fitzgerald, James, son of Maurice, son of Gar- 
rett, killed, 1580. 

Fitzgerald, James, son of Maurice Duv, son of 
John, 1560, 1568, 1569, 1570, 1571, 1572, 
1573, 1575, 1576, 1577, 1579, 1580, 1581. 

Fitzgerald, James, son of Richard, son of John, 
bishop of Kerry, died, 1583. 

Fitzgerald, James, son of Thomas, brother of 
the earl of Kildare, 1494. 

Fitzgerald, James, son of Thomas, earl cf Kil- 
dare, 1491. 

Fitzgerald, James, son of ‘Thomas Roe, earl! of 
Desmond, 1598, 1600, 1601. 

Fitzgerald, Joan, daughter of James, earl of 
Desmond, 1464. 

Fitzgerald, Joan, daughter of James, son of 
Maurice, died, 1565. 

Fitzgerald, Joan Cam, daughter of James, earl 
of Desmond, died, 1598. 

Fitzgerald, John Cam, earl of Kildare, son of, 
appointed lord justice, 1454. 

Fitzgerald, John Manntach, brother of the earl 
of Desmond, 1487, 1488. 

Fitzgerald, John Oge, son of John, son of Ed- 
mond, son of Thomas of Claenghlais, 1582. 
Fitzgerald, John Oge, son of John, son of Tho- 

mas the Earl, died, 1583. 

Fitzgerald, John, Sir, earl of Desmond, drowned, 
1398. 

Fitzgerald, John, son of the earl of Desmond, 
1516. 





wife of, 1516. 
Fitzgerald, John, son of Garrett, ere: earl of 
Kildare, 1535. 





182 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Fitzgerald, John, son of the earl of Kildare, put 
to death, 1537. 

Fitzgerald, John, son of Garrett, heir of Lec- 
Beibhionn, slain, 1568. 

Fitzgerald, John, son of James, brother of the 
earl of Desmond, 1573. 

Fitzgerald, John, son of James, earl of Des- 
mond, 1567, 1574, 1575, 1577, 1579, 1580, 
158], 1582. 

Fitzgerald, John, son of Thomas, slain, 1261. 

Fitzgerald, John, son of Thomas Roe, brother 
of the earl of Desmond, 1600, 1601. 

Fitzgerald, Mac Maurice, son of, slain, 1335. 
See Mac Maurice. 

Fitzgerald, Margaret, daughter of James, son 
of John, died, 1563. 

Fitzgerald, Maurice, ancestor of the Fitzgeralds, 
1224, 1583. 

race of, subdued, 1584, 1600. 

Fitzgerald, Maurice, lord justice of Ireland, 
1224, 1234, 1235, 1236, 1238, 1239, 1241, 
1245, 1246, 1247, 1248, 1250, 1252, 1253, 
1257, 1260. 

son of, 1269. 

Fitzgerald, Maurice-an-fheadha, son of James 
Meirgeach, son of the earl of Kildare, 1546, 
1547. 

Fitzgerald, Maurice Duv, son of John, son of 
the earl of Desmond, 1564. 

Fitzgerald, Maurice Mael, died, 1285. 

Fitzgerald, Maurice Roe, drowned, 1268. 

Fitzgerald, Maurice, son of Gerald Lord Desies, 
died, 1572. 

Fitzgerald, Maurice, son of Maurice, 1264, 1269, 
TS: 

Fitzgerald, Maurice, son of John, lord of the 
Desies, 1565. 

Fitzgerald, Maurice, son of John Oge, died, 
1584, 

Fitzgerald, Maurice, son of Thomas, earl of 
Desmond, 1487, 1488, 1489, 1520. 


Fitzgerald, Maurice Sugach, descendants of, 
1335. 











Fitzgerald, Oliver; son of the earl of Kildare, 
i.e. of Garrett, 1535, 1537. i 

Fitzgerald, Paitricin, son of the Knight of 
Kerry, slain, 1489. 

Fitzgerald, Raymond, son of William, race of, 
1583. 

Fitzgerald, Redmond, lord of Tuath-Brothail, 
1596. 

Fitzgerald, Richard, son of Garrett, earl of Kil- 
dare, 1535, 1537. 

Fitzgerald, Thomas, earl of Desmond, lord chief 
justice of Ireland, 1464, 1467, 1468, 1470, 
1471. 

Fitzgerald, Thomas Oge, son of Thomas the 
Earl, 1498. 

Fitzgerald, Thomas Oge, son of Thomas, son of 
Maurice Duy, slain, 1581. 

Fitzgerald, Thomas Roe, son of James,’ son of 
John of Desmond, sons of, 1598. 

Fitzgerald, Thomas, son of James, son of John, 
son of Thomas of Drogheda, died, 1596. 

Fitzgerald, Thomas, son of John, son of Edmond 
of Claenghlais, 1582. 

Fitzgerald, Thomas, son of the earl of Kildare, 
i.e. of Garrett, 1534, 1535, 1537. 

Fitzgerald, Thomas, son of John, earl of Des- 
mond, 1411. 3 

Fitzgerald, Thomas, son of John Oge, slain, 
1579. 

Fitzgerald, Thomas, son of Maurice, died, 1371. 

Fitzgerald, Thomas, son of Maurice Duv, 1560, 

- 1563. 

Fitzgerald, Walter Reagh, son of Gerald, 1595. 

Fitzgerald, Walter, son of the earl of Kildare, 
i.e. of Garrett, 1535, 1537. 

Fitzgerald, William, son of Garrett, earl of Kil- 
dare, 1597, 1598. 

Fitzgerald, William, son of James, son of the 
earl of Kildare, 1546, 1597. 

Fitzgerald, William, son of John, knight of 
Kerry, 1600. ! 
Fitzgeralds, 1293, 1294, 1295, 1301, 1398, 1462, 

1516,.1581. 


ee 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Fitzgibbon, David-an-Chomhraic, son of John 
Oge, lord of Coill-Mhor, died, 1582. 

Fitzgibbon, Edmond, son of John, the White 
Knight, 1600, 1601. 

Fitzgibbon, the White Knight, 1516. 

son of, slain, 1568. 

Fitz Henry, Meyler, 1200, 1207. 

Fitzmaurice. See Mac Maurice. 

Fitzmaurice of Kerry, 1253. 

Fitzmaurice, Gerald, son of James, bishop of 
Kerry, slain, 1582. 

Fitzmaurice, James, son of James, bishop of 
Kerry, slain, 1582. 

Fitzmaurice, Thomas, a baron of the Geraldines, 
died, 1298. 

Fitzpatrick, Brian, son of John, two sons of, 
slain, 1581. 

Fitzpatrick, Fineen Roe, son of Fineen, 1478. 
See Mac Gillapatrick. 

Fitz Simon, Edmond Dorcha, prior of Fore, died, 
1505. 

Fitz Stephen, Robert, 1170, 1599. 

Fitz-Thomas, John, 1293, 1296. 

Fitz-Walter, Thomas, lord justice of Ireland, 
1558, 1561. 

Fitzwilliam, Sir William, lord justice of Ireland, 
1574, 1588, 1592, 1593, 1594. 

Flaithbheartach, abbot of Cill-mor-Emhir, died, 
807. 

Flaithbheartach, 
981. 

Flaithbheartach, bishop of Dun-Leathghlaise, 
died, 1043. 

Flaithbheartach, son of Conall Meann, chief of 
Cinel-Cairbre, died, 747. 

Flaithbheartach, son of Conchobhar, lord of 
Oileach, slain, 960. 

Flaithbheartach, son of Domhnall, successor of 
Ciaran and Finnen, died, 1013. 

Flaithbheartach, son of Duibhroip, lord of Corca- 
Modhruadh-Ninais, died, 871. 

Flaithbheartach, son of Flann, slain, 765. 

Flaithbheartach, son of Gillacoluim, slain, 992. 





abbot of Leithghlina, died, 





183 


Flaithbheartach, son of Inmainen, king of Caiseal, 
902, 920, 921, 942. 

Flaithbheartach, son of Loingseach, bishop of 
Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 1038. 

Flaithbheartach, son of Loingseach, monarch of 
Treland, 721, 722, 723, 728, 729, 760, 1133. 

Flaithbheartach, son of Muircheartach, abbot of 
Cluainmor, died, 919. 

Flaithbheartach, son of Muircheartach, abbot of 
Dun-Cailldenn, died, 871. 

Flaithbheartach, son of Muircheartach, joni of 
Aileach, 1005, 1010, 1011. 

Flaithbheartach, son of Muircheartach, son of 
Niall Glundubh, slain, 947. 

Flaithbheartach, son of Murchadh, 
Aileach, 889, 891. 

Flaithbheartach, son of Niall, 853. 

Flaithbheartach, son of Tighearnach Bairrceach, 
successor of Finnen of Magh-bile, died, 1098. 

Flaithbheartach, son of Tuathghal, slain, 927. 

Flaithchius, son of Scorachan, lord of Ui-Crimh- 
thannain, died, 923. 

Flaitheamh, abbot of Corcach, died, 1000. 

Flaitheamh, son of Donghalach, lord of the 
North, killed, 825. 

Flaitheamh, son of Faelchar, drowned, 869. 

Flaitheamh, son of Nechtain, abbot of Liath, 
died, 895. 

Flaitheamhail, son of Dluthach, slain, 718. 

Flaitheamhain, son of Ceallach, lord of Ui-Briuin- 
Cualann, died, 878. 

Flaithgheal, son of Taichleach, abbot of Druim- 
ratha, 788. 

Flaithiusa, son of Cinaedh, lord of Ui-Failghe, 
slain, 801. 

Flaithlemh, airchinneach of Saighir, died, 984. 

Flaithnia, lord of Cairbre Crom, died, 780. 

Flaithniadh, son of Conghal, abbot of Cluain- 
fearta-Brenainn, died, 776. 

Flaithniadh, son of Conghal, bishop of Birra, 
died, 851. 

Flaithniadh, son of Flann, chief of Ui-Failghe, 
died, 750. 


lord of 


184 


Flaithniadh, son of Muirgheas, slain, 805. 

Flaithniadh, son of Tnuthach, lord of Ui-Meith, 
died, 750. 

Flaithniadh the Wise, son of Colgan, died, 713. 

Flaithri, abbot of Mainistir-Buithe, died, 836. 

Flaithri, son of Maelduin, lord of Rath-Tamh- 
naigh, died, 874. See Flathroi. 

Flann, abbot of Lughmhadh, died, 928. 

Flann Aighle, bishop of Eachdhruim, died, 736. 

Flann, bishop and abbot of Inis-Caindeagha, 
died, 779. 

Flann, daughter of Donnchadh, queen of Oileach, 
died, 938. 

Flann, daughter of Dunghal, queen of Ireland, 
died, 886. 

Flann Enaigh, slain, 641. 

Flann Feabhail, 901. 

Flann Feabhla, abbot of Gort-conaigh, died, 735. 

Flann Feabhla, son of Scannlan, abbot: of Ard- 
Macha, died, 704. 

Flann Feorna, lord of Corca-Modhruadh, died, 
(Bie 

Flann Finn, son of Maeltuile Ua Crunnmaeil, 
chief of Cinel-Eoghain, slain, 698. 

Flann Foirbhthe, son of Fogartach, died, 714. 

Flann Foirtre, chief of Corca-Laighdhe, died, 
746; Addenda, p. 1191. 

Flann Garadh, lord of Cinel-Mic-Earca, died, 
759. 

Flann Gearg, son of king Loingseach, slain, 701. 

Flann Mainistreach, lector of Mainistir-Buithe, 
died, 1056. 

quoted, 432. 

Flann of Aentrebh, abbot of Beannchair, died, 
722. 

Flann of Dairinis, died, 819. 

Flann, prior of Gleann-Uisean, died, 1037. 

Flann Sinna, son of Maelseachlainn, monarch of 
Ireland, 877, 879, 885, 887, 892, 895, 899, 
901, 902, 903, 904, 905, 910, 911, 914. 

——— mother of, died, 886. 

Flann Sinna Ua-Colla, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, 
died, 726. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Flann, son of Aedh, 710. 

Flann, son of Aedhagan, abbot of Gleann-da- 
locha, died, 955. 

Flann, son of Aenghus, abbot of Lann-Leire, 
died, 965. 

Flann, son of Ceallach, slain, 775. 

Flann, son of Ceallach, abbot of Finnghlais, died, 
807. 

Flann, son of Ceallach, bishop of Reachrainn, 
died, 734. 

Flann, son of Ceallach, lord of Muscraighe, died, 
747. 

Flann, son of Ceallach, tanist of Osraighe, died, 
937. E 

Flann, son of Ceannfaeladh, chief of Cinel- 
Eoghain, slain, 698. 

Flann, St., son of Conaing, abbot of Cill-mor- 
Dithraibh, slain, 730. 

Flann, son of Conaing, lord of Breagha, 850, 
858, 860, 861, 862, 866. 

Flann, son of Conall, abbot of Imleach-Ibhair, 
died, 899. 


Flann, son of Conchobhar, lord of Magh-Ai, 


died, 749. 

Flann, son of Conghalach, lord of Cianachta, 
790, 807. 

Flann, son of Conghalach of Breagha, slain, 904. 

Flann, son of Cuanach, abbot of Mainistir, died, 
847. 

Flann, son of Domhnall, heir apparent of the 
North, died, 901. 

Flann, son of Dubhdachrich of Tir-da-ghlas, 
died, 879. 

Flann, son of Eoghan, chief brehon of Leath- 
Chuinn, died, 1001. 

Flann, son of Erc, lord of Yi-Fidhgeinte, died, 
755. 

Flann, son of Erthaile, slain, 721. 

Flann, son of Fearchar, abbot of Lann-Leire, 
died, 867. 

Flann, son of Finn, heir of Leinster, died, 942. 


- Flann, son of Flaithbheartach, prior of Cluain- 


mic-Nois, killed, 834. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 185 


Flann, son of- Flaithbheartach, lord of Corca- 
Modhruadh, died, 902. 

Flann, son of Foircheallach, abbot of Lis-mor, 
died, 823. 

Flann, son of Glethneachan, chief of Clann- 
Murchadha, died, 953. 

Flann, son of Laegh, abbot of Corcach, died, 
907. 

Flann, son of Lonan, chief poet of the Gaeidhil, 
891, 918. 

quoted, 884, 890. 

Flann, son of Maelduin, abbot of Ia, died, 887. 

Flann, son of Maelfiachrach, airchinneach of 
Magh-etir-di-ghlais, died, 950. 

Flann, son of Maelfinnia, lord of Breagha, slain, 
930. 

Flann, son of Maelmaedhog, airchinneach of 
Gleann-Uisean, died, 977. 

Flann, son of Maelmichil, bishop of Cluain- 
Deochra, died, 977. 

Flann, son of Maelmordha of Ui-Failghe, slain, 
928. 

Flann, son of Maelruanaidh, 843. 

Flann, son of Maelseachlainn, king of Ireland, 
died, 914. See Flann Sinna. 

Flann, son of king Maelseachlainn, slain, 1012. 

Flann, son of Maelseachlainn Gott, heir of Tea- 
mhair, slain, 1042. 

Flann, son of Mochloingseach, successor of 
Tighearnach and Maeldoith, died, 956. 

Flann, son of Muireadhach, heir apparent of 
Leinster, died, 930. 

Flann, son of Narghal, died, 798. 

Flann, son of Oenacan, abbot of Lusca, died, 902. 

Flann, son of Raghallach, slain, 718. 

Flann, son of Reachtabhra, abbot of Liath- 
Manchain, died, 851. 

Flann, son of Sechnall, 874. 

Flann, son of Tighearnan, lord of Breifne, slain, 
905. 

Flann Ua Conghaile, chief of Ui-Failghe, four 
sons of, slain, 733. ‘ 

died, 746. 











Flann Ua Dachua, abbot of Inis-cain-Deagha, 
died, 766. 

Flannabhra, abbot of Magh-bile, died, 823. 

Flannabhra, chief of Umhall, died, 773. 

Flannabhra, comharba of Ia-Choluim - Chille, 
died, 1025. 

Flannabhra, lord of Gabhra, slain, 876. 

Flannagan, chief of Clann-Cathail, 866. 

Flannagan, lector of Cill-dara, died, 1038. 

Flannagan, lord of Leath-Chathail, slain, 850. 

Flannagan of Innis-Faithleann, anmchara, died, 
1144, 

Flannagan, son of Aedh, fos-airchinneach of 
Ard-Macha, died, 1069. 

Flannagan, son of Allchu, successor of Mac 
Neisi and Colman Eala, died, 952. 

Flannagan, son of Ceallach, lord of Breagh, 876, 
890, 891. 

Flannagan, son of Conaing, fos-airchinneach of 
Ard-Macha, died, 1015. 

Flannagan, son of Eochaidh, lord of North Dal- 
Araidhe, slain, 847. 

Flannagan, son of Faelan, heir apparent of 
Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, died, 877. 

Flannagan, son of Maelisa, intended abbot of 
Ard-Macha, died, 1113. 

Flannan of Cill-Dalua, successor of, 1040, 1083. 

Flannchadh, lord of Muscraighe, slain, 1115. 

Flannchadh, son of Aenghus, lord of Ui-Fothadh- 
tire, died, 849. 

Flannghus, son of Loingseach, abbot of Ard- 
Macha, ‘died, 825. 

Flathghal, son of Flannabhrath, slain, 782. 

Flathghus, abbot of Fearna-mor, died, 944. 

Flathrae, king of Connaught, died, 774. 

Flathroi, son of Domhnall, king of Connaught, 
died, 772. 

Flathroi, son of Dubhslangha, slain, 1022. 

Fleming, Adam, slain, 1281. 

Fleming, Richard, slain, 1176. 

Foal, Captain, slain, 1595. 

Focarta, son of Dubhdacheall, abbot of Teach- 
Mochu, died, 880. 


2B 


186 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Focharta, son of Cearnach, half-chieftain of 
South Breagha, died, 810. 

Focharta Ua Conalta, slain, 778. 

Fodhla, queen of Ireland, slain, A. M. 3500. 

Fogartach, abbot of Saighir, died, 941. 

Fogartach Finn of the Ulidians, anchorite, died, 
1066. 

Fogartach, noble priest of Achadh-bo, died, 
1066. 

Fogartach, son of Cathal, lord of Magh-Aei, 784, 
7 

Fogartach, son of Cele, lord of Ui-mic-Uais, 
died, 906. 

Fogartach, son of Cumasgach, chief of Loch- 
Gabhair, slain, 776, 781. 

Fogartach, son of Diarmaid, lord of Corca-Firtri, 
slain, 993. 

Fogartach, son of Donnagan, lord of Oirghialla, 
died, 947. d 

Fogartach, son of Eochaidh, lord of Eile, died, 
757. 

Fogartach, son of Flann, abbot of Laithreach- 
Briuin, &c., died, 897. 

Fogartach, son of Maelbreasail, lordof Oirghialla, 
died, 850. 

Fogartach, son of Maeldoraidh, lord of Cinel- 
Conaill, died, 899. 

Fogartach, son of Niall, son of Cearnach Sotal, 
king of Ireland, slain, 719. See Fogartach 
Ua Cearnaigh. 

Fogartach, son of Ruadhrach of Ui-Crumhthainn, 
slain, 848. 

Fogartach, son of Suibhne, lord of Ciarraighe- 
Cuirche, slain, 903. 

Fogartach, son of Tolarg, lord of South Breagha, 
died, 890, 903, 909, 914. 

Fogartach Ua Cearnaigh, monarch of Ireland, 
702, 712, 714, 720. 

Foghartach, abbot of Doire-Chalgaigh, died, 973. 

Foghartach, abbot of Leithghlinn and Saighir, 
died, 1004. 

Foghartach, son of Ciarmhace, slain, 959. 

Foghartach, son of Flann, died, 897. 





Foghartach, son of Lachtnan, lord of Teathbha, 
died, 925. i 

Foghartach, son of Niall Ua Tolairg, slain, 970. 

Foicseachan, a Leinsterman, 678. 

Foidhbhgen, monarch of Ireland, a. m. 3290, 
3293. 

Foidmeann, son of Fallach, chief of Conaille- 
Muirtheimhne, died, 747. 

Foilghe Berraidhe, defeat of, 507. 

Foirbre, son of Finn, king of Munster, 56. 

Foircheallach, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
809. 

Foirne, son of Gillacainnigh, a Dane, slain, 
LEAs 

Folachtach of Teach Tuae, abbot of Cluan-mic- 
Nois, died, 765. 

Folachtach, son of Sarfaeladh, abbot of Birra, 
died, 760. 

Follamhain of Sil-Muireadhaigh, ancestor of 
O’Fallon, 866. 

Follamhain, son of Donnchadh, slain, 828. 

Forannan, abbot of Ard-Macha, 835. 

Forannan, abbot of Cill-dara, died, 697. 

Forannan, abbot of Cluain-Iraird, died, 740. 

Forannan, bishop of Meathas Truim, died, 751. 

Forannan, bishop of Treoit, died, 769. 

Forannan of Rath-mic-Maluis, successor of Pa- 
trick, 834, 838, 843, 851. 

Forbasa, abbot of Rath-Aedha, died, 771. 

Forbhasach, abbot of Achadh-bo-Cainnigh, died, 
820. 


.Forbhasach, bishop of Lusca, died, 835. 


Forbhasach, chief of Cinel-Boghaine, slain, 718. 

Forbhasach, son of Ailell, lord of Osraighe, 
slain, 735. 

Forbhasach, son of Maeltola, abbot of Ros-Co- 
main, died, 774. 

Forbhasach, son of Maeluidhir, abbot of Cill- 
mor-Cinnech, died, 850. 

Forbhasach, son of Seachnasach, chief of Cinel- 
Boghaine, died, 781. 

Forbhasach, successor of Bairre of Corcach, died, 
821. : 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Forbhasach Ua Cearnaigh, abbot of Cluain-mic- 
_Nois, died, 766. 

Forbhflaith, daughter of Connla, abbess of 
Cluain-Bronaigh, died, 775. 

Forchellach of Cill-mic-Milchon, died, 883. 

Forcron, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 684. 

Fortchern, smith of St. Patrick, 448. 

Fotaide, grandfather of St. Patrick, 432. 

Fothadh, abbot of Mainistir-Buithe, died, 887. 

Fothadh Airgtheach, joint monarch of Ireland, 
slain, 285. 

Fothadh Cairptheach, joint monarch of Ireland, 
slain, 285. 

Fothadh na Canoine, 799. 

quoted, 876. 

Fothadh, son of Bran, bishop of Insi-Alban, 
died, 961. 

Fothadh, son of Conall, died, 546. 

Fox, Donough Sinnach, lord of Muintir-Tadh- 
gain, died, 1400. See Sinnagh [Fox] and 
O’Caharny. 

Fraech, king of Leinster, son of Finnchadh, son 
of Garchu, son of Fothadh, son of Eochaidh 
Lamhdoidh, son of Mesincorb, slain, 476. 

Fraechan, the prophet, slain, a. M. 3790. 

Fraechan, son of Teninsan, 555. 

Francis [Cosby] Master, English constable, 1557. 

slain, 1580. 

Freyne, Libned, or Oliver, son of, 1421. See 
Libned a Frene. 

Fuacarta, abbot of Inis-Caindeagha, died, 930. 

Fuad, chief, slain, a. M. 3500. 

Fubhthadh, son of Murchadh, lord of Ui-Crimh- 
thainn, died, 899. . 

Fuireachtach, airchinneach of Inis-Caeil, died, 
736. 

Fulartach, bishop of Cluain-Iraird;died, 774. 

Fulartach, son of Breac, an anchorite, died, 
755. 

Fullart, captain, 1592. 

Fulman, a chieftain, slain, a.m. 3501, 3506. 

Furadhran, son of Bec, son of Cuanach, chief of 
Ui-Mic-Uais, died, 642. 











187 


Furadhran, son of Bece, lord of Dearlas, slain, 
962. 

Furadhran, son of Garbhan, prior of Cill-Ach- 
aidh, died, 901. 

Furbuidhi, son of Cuileannan, lord of Ui-Foir- 
cheallain, slain, 899. 

Furnival, lord lieutenant of Ireland, 1415, 1418, 
1419, 1425, 1447. 

Fursa, abbot of Leacain-Midhe, died, 746. 

Fursa of Eas-mic-n-Eirc, died, 748. 


G. 


Gapura, son of Dunadhadh, lord of Sil-Anm- 
chadha, 1023, 1027. 

Gaethine, bishop of Dun-Leathglaise, died, 954. 

Gaidheal of Cluain-Iraird, died, 771. 

Gaimdibhla, abbot of Ara, died, 755. 

Gaimide of Lughmhadh, died, 693. 

Gairbhith, lord of Ui-Eathach, slain, 1003. 

Gairbhith, son of Arthur, tanist of Iarthar- 
Liphe, died, 881. 

Gairbhith, son of Maeilbrighde, lord of Conaille, 
848, 875. 

Gairbhith, son of Maeleitigh, lord of Feara-Rois, 
slain, 935. 

Gairbhith, son of Maelmordha, tanist of Conaille- 
Muirtheimhne, slain, 908. 

Gairbhith, son of Muireadhach, tanist of Ui- 
Creamhthain, slain, 945. 

Gairbhith, son of Muireagan, lord of Dearlas, 
died, 894, 

Gaisgeadhach, a Connaught chieftain, slain, 794. 

Gaithen of Laighis, son of, 865, 868. 

Gaithine, son of Aughran, tanist of Laighis, 
died, 906. 

Gall Lilcaigh, St., died, 723. 

Gallbran Ua Lingain, scribe of Cluain-mic-Nois, 
died, 768. 

Gann, joint monarch of Ireland, a.m. 3266, 3270, 
3273. 

Gardiner, Sir Robert, chief justice of Queen’s 
Bench, 1597, 1599. 


2B2 


188 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Garrett, earl of Desmond, taken prisoner, 1369, 
1398. See Fitzgerald. 

Gart, Master, 1492. 

Gaughan, chief of Half Calry of Moy-heleog, 
1269. See O’Gaughan. 

Gaynor. See Mac Finnvar. 

Geanann, joint monarch of Ireland, a.m. 3266, 
3273. 

Gearr-an-chogaidh, slain, 1026. 

Gearrgaela, lord of Breagha, 1024, 1025. 

Gedhe Ollghothach, monarch of Ireland, a. M. 
3960, 3971. 

Geibhennach, son of Aedh, lord of Ui-Fidhge- 
inte, slain, 914. 

Geibheannach, son of Aedh, lord of Ui-Maine, 
slain, 971. 

Geibheannach, son of Aedh, lord of Ui-Maine, 
slain, 1015. 

Geibheannach, son of Cathal, abbot of Inis-Ca- 
thaigh, died, 963. 

Geibheannach, son of Diarmaid, lord of Ciar- 
raighe, died, 970. 

Geibheannach, son of Dubhagan, lord of Feara- 
Maighe, slain, 1013. 

Geoffrey Mares, 1207. 

Gerald, St., of Magh-eo, died, 726. 

Geraldines, 1477, 1579, 1580, 1581, 1582, 1583, 
1585, 1586, 1599,1600, 1601. See Fitzgerald. 

Geran, son of Dichosca, abbot of Saighir, died, 

- 868. 

German, tutor of Patrick, 448. \ 

Gerthidhe, son of Ronan, lord of Ciannachta, 
590. . 

Getty, or Magetty. See Mac Eitigh. 

Giallchaidh, son of Olioll Olchain, son of Sirna, 
monarch of Ireland, a. m. 4178, 4186. 

Gibhleachan, son of Maelbrighde, lord of Co- 
naille-Muirtheimhne, died, 879, 886. 

Gilla-Ailbhe, grandson of Flann, died, 1147. 

Gillabraide, son of Domhnall, lord of Breifne, 
slain, 1066. - 

Gillabrighde, son of Dubhdara, chief of Muin- 
tir-Eolais, died, 1146. 





Gillacaeimhghin, son of Amhalghaidh, lord of 
Ui-Ceallaigh, slain, 1037. 

Gillacaeimhghin, son of Cinaedh, slain, 998. 

Gillacaeimhghin, son of Dunlaing, heir of Lein- 
ster, 981, 1018. 

Gilla-Caissi Osraigheach, abbot of Fidh-duin, 
1073. 

Gillaceannlas, son of Iarnan, slain, 1079. 

Gillacele, son of Cearbhall, heir of Leinster, slain, 
993. 

Gillachaeimhghin, son of Gillachomhghaill, an- 
cestor of O’Tuathail, slain, 1056, 1059. 

Gillachiarain, son of Gluniairn, 1013. 

Gillachomhghaill, son of Ardghar, slain, 1004. 

Gillachomhghaill, son of Donncuan, ancestor of 
O’Tuathail, 1041. 

son of, 1076. 

Gillachomhghain, a Dane of Luimneach, hanged, 
1130. 

Gillachommain, son of Niall, lord of Ui-Diar- 
mada, slain, 991. 

Gillachrist, lector of Daimhinis, died, 1025. 

Gillachrist, son of Cathalan, chief of Ui-nOcra, 
slain, 1076. 

Gillachrist, son of Dubhchuillinn, priest of Ard- 
Macha, died, 1028. 

Gillachrist, son of Echthighern, son of, chief of 
Corca-Achlann, slain, 1088. 

Gillachrist, son of Niall, slain, 1014. 

Gillacualann, grandson of Dunghal, lord of Ui- 
Briuin-Cualann, killed, 1130. 





.Gilladomhangairt, son of Cormac, successor of 


Comhghall, 1170. 

Gilla-Enain, son of Lughaidh, slain, 1094. 

Gilla-Ernain, son of Aghda, lord of Teathbha, 
slain, 997. 

Gillafinain, successor of Feichin, of Fobhar, died,. 
1126. 

Gilla Macliag (Gelasius), son of Rory, successor 
of St. Patrick, and primate of Armagh, 1145, 
1151, 1162, 1172, 1173. 

Gillamaire, officer of the fortress of Port-Lairge, 
taken prisoner, 1170. 


Oe 





INDEX NOMINUM. 189 


Gillamaire, son of Dubh, chief of Crimhthann, 
slain, 1069. 

Gillamaith, brother of Gearr-an-chogaidh, slain, 
1026. 

Gillamochaibeo, abbot of the Monastery of 
St. Peter and St. Paul, at Armagh, died, 
1174. 

Gillamochonna, son of Foghartach, lord of South 
Breagha, died, 1012. 

Gillamolaissi, lector of Lughmhadh, died, 1047. 

Gillamoninne, airchinneach of Lughmhadh, died, 
1083. 

Gillamoninne, son of Aedh, killed, 1066. 

Gillamuire, anchorite of Ard-Macha, died, 1159. 

Gillamuire, son of Ceinneidigh, slain, 1018. 

Gillamura, son of Ogan, 1024. 

Gilla-na-naemh, grandson of Cumeadha, slain, 
1146. 

Gilla-na-naemh Laighen, noble bishop of Gleann- 
da-locha, died, 1085. 

Gilla-na-naemh, one of the Conmhaicni, slain, 
1110. 

Gillaphadraig, bishop of Ath-cliath, drowned, 
1084. 

Gillaphadraig, grandson of Donnchadh, lord of 
Osraighe, killed, 1146. 

Gillaphadraig, lord of Osraighe, 1053, 1055. 

Gillaphadraig Ruadh of Osraighe, slain, 1103. 

Gillaphadraig, son of Domhnall, prior of Ard- 
Macha, died, 1052. 

Gillaphadraig, son of Donnchadh, lord of Os- 
raighe, 995, 997. 

Gillaphadraig, son of Donnchadh, lord of Os- 
raighe, 1042. 

Donnchadh, grandson of, lord of Os- 
raighe, 1168. 

Gillaphadraig, son of Donncuan, lord of Teath- 
bha, 994, 995. 


Gillaphadraig, son of Gilla-na-nguisen, prior of 





Doirean, or Durraun, near Roscommon, died, 

1263. =U, 
Gillaphadraig, son of Imhar, killed, 982. 
Gillaphadraig, son of Tomaltach, slain, 1003. 





Gillaseachnaill, son of Gillamochonna, lord of 
South Breagha, slain, 1034. 

Gillasiadnata, son of Amhalghaidh, lord of Cal- 
raighe, slain, 1081. 

Gillaulartaigh, lord of Deisi-Breagh, ‘slain, 
1034. 

Gillausaille, son of Gillacaeimhghin, lord of Ui- 
Briuin, slain, 1027. 

Gilmore, or Gilmer. See Mac Gilla-Muire. 

Glaindiubair, abbot of Lathrach-Briuin, died, 
762. 

Glaissini, son of Uisseni, lord of Ui-Maccaille, 
died, 901. 

Gluniairn, grandson of Faelan, slain, 1041. 

Gluniairn of Ath-cliath, 890. 

Gluniairn, son of Amlaeibh, lord of the foreign- 
ers, 982, 988. 

Gluniairn, son of Bran, lord of the east of Ui- 
Faelain, killed, 1124. 

Gluniairn, son of Diarmaid, killed, 1070. 

Gluniairn, son of Sitric, killed, 1031. 

Gluntradhna, son of Gluniarainn, slain, 891. 

Gnathnat, abbess of Cill-dara, died, 687. 

Gnia, bishop, abbot of Daimhliag, died, 870. 

Gnimhbeolu, chief of the foreigners of Corcach, 
slain, 865. 

Goach, son of Dubhroa, lord of Cianachta- 
Glinne-Geimhin, slain, 925. 

Godfrey, grandson of Imhar, 919, 924, 925, 927, 
928, 932. 

Godfrey, lord of Ath-cliath, 1094. 

Godfrey Mearanach, lord of the foreigners of 
Athcliath, died, 1095. 

Godfrey of Port-Lairge, son of, 926. 

Godfrey, son of Fearghus, chief of Oirghialla, 
835. 

Godfrey, son of Fearghus, chief of the Innsi- 
Gall, died, 851. 

Godfrey, son of Sitric, 948, 949. 

Goggan, John, 1235, 1264. 

Goibhneann, chief of Ui-Fiachrach-Aidhne, bat- 
tle by, 531. 

Goisten, a chieftain, slain, a.m. 3501. 


190 


Goll Claraigh, slain, 1078. 

Goll Garbhraighe, king of Ulidia, beheaded, 1108. 

Gormacan, son of Flann, chief of Ui-Bairrche- 
tire, died, 886. 

Gorman, ancestor of Mac-Cuinn-na-mBocht, at 
Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 610. 

Gorman Anmchara, died, 1055. 

Gorman, slain at Loch-Cend by the foreigners, 
853. 

Gorman, son of Lachtnan, slain, 868. 

Gorman, successor of Mochta of Lughmhaigh, 
died, 753. 

Gormfhlaith, or Gormlaith, daughter of Flann, 
queen of Ireland, died, 946. 

quoted, 904, 917. 

Gormfhlaith, daughter of Maelseachlainn, died, 
1046. See Gormlaith. 

Gormghal, abbot of Ard-Macha, 794. 

Gormghal, lector of Teach-Mochua, died, 951. 

Gormghal Loighseach, comharba of Regles- 
Bhrighde, at Ard Macha, died, 1085. 

Gormghal, lord of Magh-Itha, died, 812. 

Gormghal of Ard-Oilean, chief anmchara of Ire- 
land, died, 1017. 

Gormghal, son of Aedh, slain, 716. 

Gormghal, son of Ailioll, died, 763. 

Gormghal, son of Conall Crai, lord of Cobha, 
slain, 771. 

Gormghal, son of Eladhach, lord of Cnoghbha, 
died, 784. 

Gormghal, son of Muireadhach, bishop of Lann- 
Leire, died, 843. 

Gormghal, successor of Tola, died, 975. 

Gormghilla, son of Ceanndubhan, vice-abbot of 
Cluain-eidhneach, slain, 965. 

Gormlaith, daughter of Cathal, son of Ruaidhri, 
died, 1063. ai 

Gormlaith, daughter of Donnchadh, queen of 
Treland, died, 859. : 

Gormlaith, daughter of Flaithniath, abbess of 
Cluain-Bronaigh, died, 810. 

Gormlaith, daughter of Murchadh, successor of 
Brighit, died, 1112. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Gormlaith, daughter of Murchadh, son of Finn, 
died, 1030. See Gormfhlaith. 

Gosten, a chieftain, a. mM. 3501. 

Grace, William, 1225. 

Graiphnidh, abbot of Imleach-Fia, died, 732. 

Gray, Arthur Lord, lord justice of Ireland, 
1580, 1581. 

Gray, Leonard Lord, lord justice of Ireland, 
1535, 1536, 1539, 1541. 

Grayne, Gilbert, slain, 1593. 

Gregory of theGolden Mouth, pope of Rome, 590. 

Greine, bishop of Ath-cliath, 1157, 1162. 

Griffin, sons of, 1225. 

Gruidelach, slain, 1311. 

Guaire, abbot of Gleann-da-locha, died, 805. 

Guaire Aidhne, son of Colman, king of Con- 
naught, 622, 645, 662. 

Guaire Dall, 849. 

Guaire Gaillseach, son of Forannan, slain, 624. 

Guaire, priest of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 944. 

Guaire, son of Dungalach, died, 783. 

Guaire, son of Maelecan, priest of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 942. 

Guaire, son of Sealbhach, abbot of Disert-Diar- * 
mada, died, 943. 

Guaire Ua Tibraide, abbot of Cluain-foda, died, 
790. 

Guer, John, slain, 1233. 

Guer, Opichin, slain, 1248. 

Guer, Sinnott, slain, 1248. 

Guest, Captain, 1603. 


_Gusan, son of Treasach, lord of Ui-Bairche, died, 


1008. 
Hi, 


Hart, Captain, 1608. 

Hatsim, captain of cavalry, slain, 1582. 

Henry I., king of Engiand, 1100. 

Henry IL, king of England, duke of Normandy 
and Aquitane, &c., became king of England, 
1154. 





came to Ireland, 1171. 
Henry IIL, king of England, 1216. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 1g] 


Henry IV., king of England, 1399. 

Henry V., king of England, 1412. 

Henry VL, king of England, 1422. 

Henry VIL, king of England, 1485. 

Henry VIII., king of England, 1509, 1512,1534, 
1542. 

Henry Beg, slain, 1210. 

Herbert, Captain, slain, 1579. 

Herberts, 1430. 

Hosty Merrick, slain, 1272. 

Hugh Finn, race of, 1256. 

Hulb, one of the foreigners, 904, 917. 


ae 


IARBHAINEL the Prophet came to Ireland, a. mM. 
2850. 

Tarlath, St., son of Treana of Tuaimda-ghualann, 
died, 481. 

successors of, 1085, 1128, 1136. 

Jarnan, son of Finn, slain, 1003. 

Tarnla, abbot of Lis-mor, died, 698. 

Ibhar, St., bishop, died, 500. 

Ida, or Ite, St., of Cluain-Creadhail, 546, 569. 

Illann, son of Dunlaing, king of Leinster, 489, 
497, 506. 

Ilann, son of Fiachra, died, 620. 

Imhar, king of the Norsemen, 856, 857, 861, 871. 

son of, 890. 

Imhar of Ath-cliath, 917. 

grandson of, 929. 

Imhar of Ath-cliath, 992, 994, 997, 1037. 

Imhar, lord of the foreigners of Luimneach, 
972. 

Imhar of Port-Lairge, 967, 981, 982, 999. 

Imhar, son of Aralt, 1045. 

Imhar, tanist of the foreigners, slain, 948, 

Imraiteach of Gleann-Cloitighe, died, 769. 

Indearcraigh, a bishop, 662. 

Ingeirci, lord of Conailli, slain, 1004. 

Ingnadan, lector of Cluain-Iraird, killed, 1090. 

Tonatmar, son of Nia Sedhamain, monarch of 
Treland, a. m. 4982, 4990. 

















Innerghe, son of Mochan, lord of Cianachta, 
slain, 953. 

Innreachtach, abbot of Trefoit, slain, 917. 

Innreachtach, bishop of Cill-Mic-Duach, died, 
814. 

Innreachtach, the noble, 926. 

Innreachtach, son of Aedh, lord of Ciaraighe- 
Luachra, died, 886. 

Innreachtach, son of Cathal, lord of Leath- 
Chathail, died, 927. 

Innreachtach, son of Conchobhar, 905. 

Innreachtach, son of Conchobhar, heir apparent 
of Connaught, died, 920. 

Innreachtach, son of Dluthach, lord of Ui-Maine, 
died, 750. 

Innreachtach, son of Dobhailen, abbot of Beann- 
chair, died, 901. 

Innreachtach, son of Domhnall, died, 792. 

Innreachtach, son of Dunchadh Muirisce, king 
of Connaught, 705, 718. 

Innreachtach, son of Dunchadh, died, 779. 

Innreachtach, son of Maelduin, lord of Ui-Briuin, 
slain, 890. 

Innreachtach, son of Muireadhach, king of Con- 
naught, died, 719. 

Innreachtach, son of Muireadhach Meann, died, 
747. 

Innreachtach Ua Conaing, chief of Cianachta, 
died, 743; Addenda, p. 1191. 

Innreachtach Ua Finachtain, successor of Colum 
Cille, martyred, 852. 

Tolan, bishop, died, 688. 

Ippis, sister of St. Patrick, 448. 

Irereo, son of Melghe Molbhthach, monarch of 
Ireland, a. M. 4720, 4726. — 

Irghalach, abbot of Saighir, died, 832. 

Irghalach, son of Maelumha, lord of Corca- 
Soghain, died, 811. 

Irghalach-Ua-Conaing, 699, 700. 

wife of, 743. 

Trial Faidh, son of Eremon, monarch of Ireland, 
A.M. 3519, 3529. 

Ite, St., virgin. See Ida. 





192 


Are 


Jacobus came to Ireland as the Pope’s legate, 
1220. 

James, earl of Desmond, 1430. See Fitzgerald. 

James I., king of England, 1602, 1603. 

John, bishop of Norwich, came to Ireland as 
lord justice, 1206. 

John Gallda, son of the Earl, died, 1383. 

John, Sir, earl of Desmond, drowned, 1398. See 
Fitzgerald. 

John, son of Brian, bishop of Ardagh, 1476. 

John, son of Henry II., came to Ireland, 1185. 

became king of England, 1199. 

John, son of the English priest, killed, 1248. 

John, son of Garrett, earl of Desmond, drowned, 
1399. See Fitzgerald. 

Jones, Master, constable of Loughrea, 1580. 





Joseph of Loch-Con, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, 
died, 899. 

Joseph of Ros-mor, abbot of Cluain-eois, died, 
839. 

Joseph, scribe of Ros-Commain, died, 811. 

Joseph, son of Dunchadh, anmchara of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 1022. 

Joseph, son of Nechtain, abbot of Ros-Commain, 
died, 828. 

Joseph, successor of Mac Neisi and Colman-Eala, 
died, 963. 

Joseph, successor of Patrick, died, 936. 

Joseph Ua Cearnaigh, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, 
died, 789. 

Joseph Ua Faelainn, abbot of Biror, 780. 

Joyces of West Connaught, 1560, 1586, 1589. 

Jufraigh, chief of the foreigners, slain, 1146. 


K. 


Kavanaeu, Art, 1590. 

Kavanagh, Art, son of Art, son of Murtough, 
son of Maurice, king of Leinster, 1414, 1416, 
1417. 

Kavanagh, Art, son of Gerald, slain, 1380. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Kavanagh, Brian, son of Cahir, died, 1578. 

Kavanagh, Cahir, son of Mac Murrough, slain, 
1481. 

Kavanagh, Dermot Lavderg, son of Art, died, 
1417. 

Kavanagh, Donnell Reagh, son of Gerald, lord 
of Leinster, died, 1476. 

Kavanagh, Donnell, son of Dermot, king of 
Leinster, slain, 1175. 

Kavanagh, Donnell Spaineach, son of Donough, 
1599, 1600. 

Kavanagh, Donough, a noble of Leinster, died, 
1519. 

Kavanagh, Gerald, heir of Leinster, slain, 1369. 

Kavanagh, Gerald, roydamna of Leinster, died, 
1431. 

Kavanagh, Gormlaith, daughter of Mac Mur- 
rough, king of Leinster, died, 1465. 

Kavanaghs, 1580, 1585, 1597, 1598. See Mac 
Murchadha. 

Kellagh, abbot of Derry, 1203. 

Kent, Baron, slain, 1510. 

Kernan, or Mac Kernan. 


See Ceallach. 


See Mac Tiernan. 

Kieran of Clonmacnoise, successors of, 1172, 
1181, 1230. See Ciaran. 

Kinsellaghs, 1580. 


IEF 


Lanuyraipy Lomcseacn, son of Oilioll Aine, 
monarch of Ireland, a. m. 4659, 4677. 


_Labhraidh, son of Ailell, abbot of Slaine, 843. 


Lachtin, or Lachtnain, St., son of Torben, abbot 
of Achadh-Ur, died, 622. 

Lachtnan, abbot of Fearna, died, 900. 

Lachtnan, lord of Mughdhorna-Maighen, slain, 
978. 

Lachtnan of Inis-caein, successor of Deagha, 
died, 1022. 

Lachtnan, son of Maelciarain, lord of Teathbha, 
died, 889. 

Lachtnan, son of Mcichtighearn, bishop of Cill- 
dara, 873. 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 193 


Lachtnain, St., son of Torben. See Lachtin. 

Lacy. See De Lacy. 

Ladhra, the first man that died in Ireland, 
A.M, 2242. 

Laebhan, smith to St. Patrick, 448. 

Laeghaire Lorc, son of Ugaine Mor, monarch of 
Treland, a. Mm. 4607, 4608. 

Laeghaire, son of Fearghal, lord of Desmond, 
died, 799. 

Laeghaire, son of Maelfuataigh, lord of Feara- 
Ceall, died, 892. . 

Laeghaire, son of Niall of the Nine Hostages, 
monarch of Ireland, 438, 453, 454, 457, 458. 

Laichtene, abbot of Cluain-eidhneach, died, 866. 

Laidhgeann, St., son of Baeth, died, 660. 

Laidhgnen, comharba of Fearna and Tamhlacht, 
died, 937. 

Laidhgnen, son of Conghalach, lord of Gaileanga, 
slain, 947. 

Laidhgnen, son of Doineannach, abbot of Saighir, 
died, 739. 

Laidhgnen, son of Donnagan, lord of Fearn- 
mhagh, slain, 901. 

Laighlinne, son of Parthalon, died, a.m. 2520, 
2535. 

Laighne, son of Eremon, joint monarch of Ire- 
land, a.m. 3517. 

slain, A. M. 3519. 

Laighne, son of Odhbha, a. M. 3502. 

Laisren of Cill-dara died, 817. 

Laisren of Tigh-Munna died, 854. 

Laisren, St., abbot, died, 601. 

Laisren, St., abbot of Ia-Coluim-Cille, died, 600. 

Laithbheartach, son of Aenghus, bishop of 
Cluain-fearta-Brenainn, died, 820. 

Lambert, Sir Oliver, 1602, 1608. 

Lann, daughter of Mac Sealbhachain, successor 
of Brighid, died, 1047. 

Laoighseach Leannmor, son of Conall Cearnach, 
descendants of, 1585. 

Laraic, a Danish chieftain, 951. 

Lasra, daughter of Gleaghrann, 448. 

Laurence, abbot of Lisgool, died, 1527. - 











Laverty, 1177. See O'Flaherty and O’Laverty. 

Lawless, Robin, 1248, 

Learbanbhan, airchinneach of Cluain-Boireann, 
died, 789. 

Learghal, abbot of Othain, died, 850. 

Learghal, son of Neimhith, abbot of Birar, died, 
774. 

Learghus, a wise man, died, 1098. 

Learghus Ua Fidhchain of Cill-Maighnenn died, 
782. 

Leathaitheach, son of Concarat, slain, 718. 

Leathlobhar, son of Eochaidh, slain, 707. 

Leathlobhar, son of Laidhgnen, lord of Oir- 
ghialla, 1053. 

Leathlobhar, son of Loingseach, king of Ulidia, 
826. 





died, 871. 

Lebriuth, ancestor of St. Patrick, 432. 

Ledwiches, 1461. 

Lee, Captain, beheaded, 1601. 

Lemnatha of Cill-manach died, 802. 

Lenae, son of Catharnach, Jord of Corca-Bhais- 
cinn, died, 913. 

Leo, ancestor of St. Patrick, 432. 

Leochan, son of Laidhgnen, lord of Gaileanga, 
slain, 1065. 

Lerghus, son of Cruinden, bishop of Cill-dara, 
slain, 885. 

Lerthan, abbess of Cill-dara, died, 768. 

Lester, Captain, 1599. 

Lexid, or Lyns, Adam, bishop of Ardagh, 
1416. 

Liagan, a warrior of the Fomorians, who gave 
name to Rinn-Liagain at Sligo, 1536. 

Liamhain, sister of St. Patrick, 448. 

Liban Muirghelt, daughter of Eochaidh, son of 
Muireadh, 558. 

Liber, abbot of Achadh-bo-Cainnigh, died, 618. 

Liber, abbot of Magh-bile, died, 744. 

Libren, son of Illann, son of Cearbhall, sons of, 
slain, 617. 

Lighach, daughter of Flann, son of Maelseach- 
lainn, died, 921. 


2c 


194 


Lioghairne, son of Aenghus Balf, son of Eoch- 
aidh Finn Fuathairt, 195. 

Lionel, duke of Clarence, son of Edward III., 
1360, 1361, 1365. 

Litan, abbot of Tuaim-da-ghualann, died, 900. 

Litheach, abbot of Cluain-eidhneach, died, 909. 

Loarn, abbot of Cluain-Iraird, died, 760. 

Loarn, son of Eochaidh Muinreamhar, 434. 

Lochan Dilmana, 600. 

Lochlainn, lord of Corca-Modhruaidh, and pro- 
genitor of O’Lochlainn Boirinn, died, 983. 
Lochlainn, son of Maeleachlainn, lord of Inis- 

Eoghain and Magh-Itha, slain, 1023. 

Loftus, Adam, chancellor and archbishop of 
Dublin, 1597. 

Logha, or Lughna, priest, helmsman of St. Pa- 
trick, 448. 

Loichen, son of Neachtan Ceannfoda, slain, 630. 

* Loichene, abbot of Daimhinis, died, 890. 

Loichene Meann the Wise, abbot of Cill-dara, 
died, 694. 

Loingseach, bishop of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
918. 

Loingseach, son of Aenagan, cconomus of 
Daimhliag, died, 920. 

Loingseach, son of Aenghus, prince of Cinel- 
Conaill, and afterwards monarch of Ireland, 
670, 694, 701. 

sons of, 728. 

Loingseach, son of Faeillen, abbot of Cill- 
Ausaille, died, 870. 

Loingseach, son of Fiachra, abbot of Dun-Leath- 
glaisi, died, 795. 

Loingseach, son of Flaithbheartach, lord of Ci- 
nel-Conaill, died, 749. 

Loingseach, son of Fogartach, chief of Ui-Nial- 
lain, slain, 980. 

Loingseach, son of Maelpadraig, lector of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 988. 

Loisin, poet of Flann, king of Breagha, quoted, 
866. 

' Loitheach, doctor of Beannchair, died, 801. 

Lomtuile, bishop of Cill-dara, died, 782. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Longargain, son of Donncuan, grandson of, 1045. 

Longbortan, son of Finnachta, lord of Mus- 
craighe, slain, 883. 

Lorcan, son of Brotaidh, slain, 1002. 

Lorcan, son of Cathal, lord of Meath, 861, 862. 

son of, 896. 

Lorcan, son of Cathal, royal heir of Leinster, 
died, 930. 

Lorcan, son of Ceallach, king of Leinster, 846, 
872. 

Lorcan, son of Conghalach, lord of Ui-Mic- Uais, 
died, 935. 

Lorcan, son of Conliugan, king of Caiseal, 920. 

Lorcan, son of Cosgrach, lord of the Ui-Niallan, 
slain, 879. 

Lorcan, son of Dunchadh, lord of Breagha, 909, 
923. 

Lorcan, son of Echthighern, lord of Cinel-Mea- 
chair, slain, 1012. 

Lorcan, son of Eochaidh, lord of Airther-Life, 
died, 931. 

Lorcan, son of Faelan, king of Leinster, 923, 
936, 938, 939, 941. 

Lorean, son of Lachtna, king of Munster, grand- 
sons of, slain, 961. 

Lorcan, son of Maelcein, lord of the Ui-Failghe, 
died, 926. 

Losglaigde the Wise, died, 746. 

Luachra, son of Neimhidh, son of Badhrai, a. M. 
3303. 

Luamh, son of Neimhidh, son of Badhrai, a. m. 
3303. 

Luchairen, son of Eoghan, anchorite of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 863. 

Lugh Lamhfhadha, or the Longhanded, monarch 
of Ireland, a. m. 3331. 

slain by Mac Cuill, 4. Mm. 3370. 

achievement of, referred to, 1536. 

Lughaidh Iardonn, son of Enda Dearg, monarch 
of Ireland, a. m. 4320. 

slain by Sirlamh, a.m. 4328. 

Lughaidh Lagha, 226; Addenda, p. 1190. 

Lughaidh Laighdhe, monarch of Ireland, slain 


























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INDEX NOMINUM. 195 


by Aedh Ruadh, son of Bodharn, a. st. 4463, 
4469. 


_Lughaidh Laimhdhearg, son of Eochaidh Uair- 


cheas, monarch of Ireland, a. Mm. 4362, 4368. 

Lughaidh Luaighne, son of Innatmar, monarch 
of, A. M. 5002, 5016. 

Lughaidh of Lis-mor, died, 588. 

Lughaidh, St., bishop, died, 537. 

Lughaidh, son of Colgan, airchinneach of Slaine, 
died, 956. 

Lughaidh, son of Ith, a. M. 3502. 

Lughaidh, son of Laeghaire, monarch of Ireland, 
478, 479. 

killed by lightning, 503. 

Lughaidh, son of Maicniadh, monarch of Ireland, 
196. 








slain, 225. Sec Maccon. 

Lughaidh, son of Oilioll Olum, 195. 

Lughaidh Sriabh-ndearg, monarch of Ireland, 
A. M. 5166, 5191. 

Lughair, son of Lughaidh, of the race of Emher, 
A. M. 4169. 

Lughroth, son of Mofemis of Firbolgs, slain, 
A.M. 3529. 

Luicridh, St., abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
748. 

Luighne, son of Erimon, monarch of Ireland, 
A.M. 3517, 3519. 

Luighne, son of Odhbha, a.m. 3502. 

Luirgnen, a chieftain of Leinster, slain, 860. 

Luke, archbishop of Dublin, died, 1256. 

Lundrasach [Loundres] of Baile-Atha-buidhe, 
died, 1383. 

Lupaid, embroiderer of St. Patrick, 448. 

Lynott, castle of, taken, 1386. 

Lyns. See Lexid. 


M. 


Mac AcapHan, Gillapatrick, chief of Clann- 
Fearmaighe, died, 1217. 

Mac Aedha, Cucaille, 1098. 

Mac Aedha, Gillafiadnatan, chief of Muintir- 

. Tlamain, slain, 1155. 





Mac Aedha, Gillariabhach, son of Gillafiadnatan, 
slain, 1155. 

Mac Aedha, Melaghlin, bishop of Elphin, elected 
bishop of Tuam, 1312. 

Mac Aedha, Ruaidhri, lord of Clann-Cosgraigh, 
died, 1170. 

Mac Aedha na n-amhas, slain, 1158. 

Mac Aedhagain. See Mac Egan. 

Mac Aenghusa, slain, 1094. See Magennis. 

Mac Aenghusa, Domhnall, lord of Ui-Eathach, 
died, 956. 

Mac Aghirr, Art Oge, son of, slain, 1514. 

Mac Aghirr, Brian, son of, slain, 1514. 

Mac Aghirr, Gillapatrick, son of Gilla-Patrick, 
died, 1495. 

Mac Aighennain, son of, 1094. 

Mac Ailin [Campbell], Gillespick, son of 
Dowell, 1586. 

Mac Ailin, Maurice, 1557. See Mac Allen. 

Mac Aireachtaigh, Gillamuire, lord of Clann- 
Sinaich, slain, 1059. 

Mac Aireachtaigh, lord of the Calraighi, slain, 
1052. 

Mac Airmheadhaigh, Maelpadraig, bishop of 
Ard-Macha, died, 1096. 

Mac Airten, Donnell, canon of Kilmore, died, 
1242, 

Mac Allen, Donnell, son of Dowell, slain, 
1558. 

Mac Allen, Dowell, son of Donough, slain, 
1558. 

Mac Allen, Gilla-Easpuig, son of Gilla-Easpuig, ° 
died, 1573. 

Mac Allister Gallda, 1561. 

Mac Amhalghadha, Aedh, son of, lord of Clann- 
Maelduibh, died, 1152. 

Mac Amhalghadha, Cinaedh, son of, lord of Call- 
raighe-an-Chalaidh, in Westmeath, died,1103, 
1107. 

Mac Amhalghadha, Cinaedh, son of, chief of 
Calraighe, killed, 1144. 

Mac Amhalghadha, Finnchadh, chief of Clann- 
Breasail, died, 1082. 


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196 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Amhalghadha, Flann,1144. See Mac Awley, 

Mac Amhlaoibh. See Mac Auliffe. 

Mac-an-Airchinnigh, John, erenagh of St. Pa- 
trick’s, at Elphin, died, 1487. 

Mac-an-Bhaird. See Mac-an-Ward. 

Mac-an-Bheaganaigh, Anghene, successor of Mo- 
cholmog and Comhghall, died, 1068. 

Mac-an-Bheaganaigh, Gillachrist, airchinneach 
of Druim-mor, died, 1143. 

Mac-an-Brehon, Conor, died, 1483. 

Mac-an-Chlerigh-Cuirr, Maelisa, bishop of Uli- 
dia, died, 1175. 

Mac-an-Chrosain, Henry, bishop of Raphoe, 
died, 1319. 

Mac-an-Deaganaigh, Owen, died, 1590. 

Mac-an-Donnanaigh of Cluain-sithe, 1415. 

Mac-an-Easpoig of Tirconnell,Conor, son of Eoin, 
1440. 

Mac Anerheny. See Mac-an-Airchinnigh. 

Mae-an-Fhailzhe, Richard, 1316. 

Mac-an-Fhailghe, Simon, 1330. 

Mac an Fhiledh, Gilchreest, son of Auliffe, a 
poet, died, 1509. 

Mac-an-Fhirleighin, Gilchreest, priest, died, 
1490. 

Mac Angheirrce, lord of Conaille, slain, 1081. 

Mac-an-Gowan, Faelan, a historian, died, 1423. 
See Mac Gowan. 

Mac-an-Gowan, or Mac-an-Ghobhann, Mael- 
brighde, died, 1061. . 

Mac-an-Gowan, Murtough, abbot of Clogher, 
died, 1341. 
Mac-an-Liathanaigh, Cathal, abbot of the Mo- 
nastery of the Blessed Trinity, died, 1343. 
Mac-an-Liathanaigh, Gilla-Isa, bishop of Elphin, 
died, 1296. 

Mac-an-Master, Nicholas, slain, 1317. 

Mac an Oglaich, Aenghus, erenagh of Cill-ai- 
redh, or Killerry, died, 1362. 

Mac-an-Oglaich, Florence, archdeacon of Cill- 
Oiridh, died, 1333. 

Mac-an-Oglaich, Thomas, erenagh of Killerry, 
died, 1416. 





Mac-an-Ruagaire, Farrell, died, 1488. 

Mac an tSabhaoisigh, slain, 1552. 

Mac-an-t-Sabhaoisigh [Savadge], Patrick Oge, 
1469, 1475, 1481. 

Mac an-tsair, abbot of Eanach-Dubh, died, 
762. 

Mac-an-t-Sair, Michael, bishop of Clogher, died, 
1288. 

Mac an-t-Sinnaigh, Brian, son of Catharnach, 
died, 1400. 

Mac an-t-Sinnaigh, Dermot, son of Catharnach, 
died, 1400. 

Mac-an-t-Sinnaigh, Niall, son of, slain, 147]. 

Mac an-Ultaigh, 1431. 

Mac-an-Ulty, or Mac-an-Ultaigh, Murtough, 
slain, 1281. 

Mac-an- Ward, Mac-an-Bhaird, or Ward, sons of, 
1356: 

Mac Artan, chief of Kinel-Fhaghartaigh, slain, 
1375. 

Mac Artan, the, slain, 1453. 

Mac Artan, Donnell Oge, died, 1486. 

Mae Artan, Dubhrailbhe, slain, 1130. 

Mac Artan, Eghmily, slain, 1269. 

Mac Artan, Gilla-Ternoinn, son of, 1375. 

Mac Artan, Patrick, son of Hugh Roe, died, 
1493. 

Mac Artan, Thomas, lord of Iveagh, hanged, 
1347. 

Mac <Asidha, Gabhadhan, lord of Ui-Gabhla, 
burned, 1072. 


_Mac Auliffe, Donough Bane, son of Melaghlin, 


slain, 1583. 

Mac Auliffe, Teige, son of Conor, 1583. 

Mac Auliffes, 1535, 1602. 

Mac Aveely, 1315, 1366, 1472. 

Mac Awley, Aireaghtagh, chief of Calry, died, 
1187. 

Mac Awley, Awley, killed, 1178. 

Mac Awley, Edmond, son of Philip Reagh, 
slain, 1502. 

Mac Awley, Flann, son of, chief of Calry, killed, 
1178. See Mac Amhalghadha and Magawley. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Baeithine, abbot of Ia, killed, 1070. 

Mac Balronta, son of, taken prisoner, 1491. 

Mac-Beatha, son of Muireadhach Claen, lord of 
Ciarraighe-Luachra, slain, 1013. 

Mac Beathaidh, son of Ainmire, poet of Ard- 
Macha, died, 1041. 

Mac Brady of Cuil-Brighdein, 1412. 

Mac Brady, Donnell, chief of Cuil-Brighdin, 
died, 1378. 

Mac Brady, Donough, chief of Cuil Brighde, 
died, 1348. 

wife of, died, 1325. 

Mac Brady, Nicholas, bishop of Breifne, died, 
1421. 

Mag Brady, Ranailt, daughter of, died, 1381. 

Mac Brady, Thomas, son of Andrew, bishop and 
erenagh of the two Breifnys, died, 1511. 

Mac Brady, Tiernan, slain, 1256. 

Mac Brain, 970. 

Mac Branain. See Mac Branan. 

Mac Branan, 1353. 

Mac Branan, Branan, chief of Corca-Achlach, 
slain, 1159. 

Mae Branan, Conn, chief of Corcachlann, died, 
1295. 

Mac Branan, Conn, chief of Corcachlann, slain, 
1396. 

Mac Branan, Conn, son of Teige, 1471. 

Mac Branan, Conor Boy, son of Conor, died, 1468. 

Mac Branan, Conor, chief of Corc-Achlann, 
slain, 1260. 

Mac Branan, Conor, chief of Corcachlann, 1328, 
1333, 1334. 

Mac Branan, Conor, 1461, 1462. 

Mac Bransn, Conor, son of John, lord of Corco- 
Achlann, 1401, 1447, 1448. 

Mac Branan, Conor, son of Teige, died, 1466. 

Mac Branan, Cormac, chief of Corcachlann, slain, 
1401. 

Mac Branan, Dermot Bacagh, chief of Corcach- 
lann, died, 1377. 

Mac Branan, Diarmaid, lord of Corcachlann, 
blinded, 1150. 








197 


Mac Branan, Donnell, son of Cormac, 1469, 
1471. 

Mac Branan, Donough, son of Cormac, slain, 
1486. 

Mac Branan, Eachmarcach, slain, 1225. 

Mac Branan, Eachmarcach, chief of Corcachlann, 
died, 1319. 

Mac Branan, Edmond, son of Brian, son of Ma- 
nus, slain, 1471. 

Mac Branan, Finnanach, slain, 1249. 

Mac Branan, Gormlaith, daughter of, died, 
1318. 

Mac Branan, Hugh, son of Rory, slain, 1486. 

Mac Branan, John, made the Mac Branan, 
1489. 

Mac Branan, Melaghlin, son of Hugh, died, 
1474. 

Mac Branan, Oireachtach, erenagh of Elphin, 
died, 1362. 

Mac Branan, Owny, son of John Carragh, slain, 
1486. 

Mac Branan, Randal, lord of Corcachlann, died, 
1256: 

Mac Branan, son of, priest of Cill-dara, died, 
1103. 

Mac Branan, Teige, son of Manus, lord of Corco- 
Achlann, slain, 1469. 

Mac Branan, Teige, son of William, chief of 
Corco-Achlann, died, 1410. 

Mac Branan, Tomaltagh, slain, 1295. 

Mac Branan, Tomaltagh Carragh, son of Conn, 
1447, 1462. 

Mac Branan, William, son of Hugh. chief of 
Corco-Achlann, died, 1469, 1488. 

Mac Branan, William, son of Maine, lord of the 
Mac Branans of Corco-Achlann, died, 1464. 
Mac Brian, Melaghlin, abbot of Boyle, and 

bishop of Elphin, 1297, 1303. 
Mac Brian O’gCuanach, Kennedy, slain, 1381. 
Mac Brian O’gCuanagh, Murtough, son of Tur- 
Jough, 1585. 
sons of, 1598. 
Mac Brian O’gCuanach, slain, 1408. 





198 : INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Brian O’gCuanach, Turlough, died, 1392. 

Mac Brody, Dermot, son of Conor, ollav of Hy- 
Bracain, died, 1563. 

Mac Brody, Gilla-Brighde, 1582. 

Mac Brody, Maolin, brother of Dermot, 1563. 

Mac Brody, Maoilin Oge, poet, 1599. 

Mac Brody, Maoilin Oge, son of Maoilin, died, 
1602. 

Mac Brody, Maolin, son of Conor, ollav to 
O’Brien, died, 1582. 

Mac Buadhachain, heir of Dealbhna, slain, 1048. 

Mac Buidheachain, Donough, slain, 1306. 

Mac Buidheachain, Flaherty, slain, 1281. 

Mac Buirche, head of galloglasses, slain, 1305. 

Mac Buirrche, slain, 1346. 

Mac Bulby, lord of Crioch-Bulbach, died, 1489. 

Mac Cabe, Brian, son of Alexander, 1504. 

Mac Cabe, Brian, son of Dowell, taken prisoner, 
1602. 

Mac Cabe, Brian, son of Mahon, slain, 1433. 

Mac Cabe, Brian, son of Sorley, died, 1495. 

Mac Cabe, Donough, slain, 1386. 

Mae Cabe, Donough, killed, 1392. 

Mac Cabe, Donough, son of Mahon, slain, 1433. 

Mac Cabe, Felim, died, 1510. 

Mac Cabe, Fergus More, slain, 1505. 

Mac Cabe, Flaherty, son of Failghe, slain, 1504. 

Mac Cabe, Gilchreest, son of John Fin, slain, 
1500. 

Mac Cabe, Henry, 1429. 

Mac Cabe, Henry, son of Brian, died, 1508. 

Mac Cabe, Henry, son of Gilchreest, died, 1460. 

Mac Cabe, Hugh, slain, 1358. 

Mac Cabe, Loughlin, 1413. 

Mac Cabe, Mahon, 1413. 

sons of, 1433. 

Mac Cabe, Maine, son of Mahon, made prisoner, 
1514. 

Mac Cabe, Maine, son of Melaghlin, 1455. 

Mac Cabe; Melaghlin, constable of the two 
Breifnys, died, 1424. 

Mac Cabe, Melaghlin Oge, son of Melaghlin, 
slain, 1486. 





“Mac Cana. 





Mac Cabe, Niall, son of Alexander, died, 1508. 

Mac Cabe, Owen Caech, son of Mahon, slain, 
1460. 

Mac Cabe, Rory, taken prisoner, half dead, 1433. 

Mac Cabe, Ross, son of Mahon, slain, 1433. 

Mac Cabe, Turlough, 1433. 

Mac Cabes, 1416, 1429. 

Macca Cuinn, 937. 

Mac Caffry, Dermot, son of John, slain, 1468. 

Mac Caffry, Donough, slain, 1468. 

Mac Caffry, Felim, son of, slain, 1468. 

Mac Caffry, Felim, slain, 1593. 

Mac Caffrey, Gilla-Ballagh, son of Cuconnaught, 
1495. 

Mac Caffry, Gilla-Ballagh, son of Henry Boy, 
slain, 1532. 

Mac Caffrey, Godfry, slain, 1326. 

Mac Caffry, Hugh, 1518. 

Mac Caffrey, John, slain, 1383. 

Mac Caffry, John, slain, 1468. 

Mac Caffrey, Mathew Reagh, slain, 1328. 

Mac Caffry, Teige, two sons of, drowned, 1505. 

Mae Cafiry, William, son of Dermot, slain, 1532. 

Mac Cahan, Calvagh, son of Siacus, coarb of 
St. Senan, died, 1581. 

Mac Cahasy, Nicholas, bishop of Oriel, died, 
1356. 

Maccaille, bishop, died, 489. 

Mac Calin, Gillaspick Don, 1555. ae Mac 
Allen. 

Mac Camchuarta, Gillamochuda, ish of 
Daimhliag, died, 1117. 

See Mac Cann. 

Mac Cann, Aedh Beg, 1170. 

Mac Cann, Amhlaeibh, lord of Cinel-Aenghusa, 
died, 1155. 

Mac Cann, chief of Kinel-Aengusa, slain, 1215. 

Mac Cann, Donough, chief of Kinel-Aengusa, 
died, 1212. 

Mac Cann, Donslevy, slain, 1260. 

Mac Cann, Eghmily, son of, died, 1189. 

Mac Cann, Muireadhach, son of, slain, 1167. 

Mac Carbry, Dermot, an Ultonian harper, 1490. 


ee a ee 











INDEX NOMINUM. 199 


Maccareithinn, bishop, champion of St. Patrick, 
448, : 

Mac Carghamhna. See Mac Carroon. 

Mac Carmaic, Donough, 1431. 

Mac Carmaic, Gillapatrick, of Fermanagh, slain, 
1431. 

Mac Carmac, John, bishop of Raphoe, died, 1419. 

Mac Carmac, Meanma, bishop of Raphoe, died, 
1515. 

Mac Carmaic, Melaghlin, died, 1330. 

Mac Carmaic, Murtough, son of Philip, slain, 
1431. 

Mac Carmaic, William, bishop of Ardagh, died, 
1313. 

Mae Carroll. See O’Carroll. 

Mac Carroll, archbishop of Cashel, 1255. 

Mac Carroll, Donslevy, master of music, died, 
1357. 

Mac Carroll, William, son of Gilla-Caech, a 
musician, died, 1379. 

Mac Carroon,or Mac Carron, Alice, daughter of, 
died, 1267. 

Mac Carroon, Conor, son of, killed, 1168. 

Mac Carroon, Dubhchobhlach, wife of, died, 
1168. 

Mac Carroon, Gillachrist, son of Imhar, 1155. 

Mac Carroon, Gillacutry, chief of Muintir-Maoil- 
t-Sionna, died, 1215. 

Mac Carroon, Gilla-Ultain, chief of Muintir- 
Maoil-t-Sionna, 1182, 1183. 

Mac Carroon, Hugh, chief of Muintir-Maoil- 
t-Sionna, 1180, 1182. 

Mac Carroon, Imhar, chief of Muintir-Maelsinna, 
1154, 1155. 

Mac Carroon, Murtough, chief of Muintir-Maoil- 
t-Sionna, died, 1206. 

Mac Carthaigh. See Mac Carthy. 

Mac Carthy, Cathal Odhar, son of, slain, 1193. 

Mac Carthy, Callaghan, son of Teige, 1583. 

Mac Carthy, Catherine, daughter of Donnell, 
son of Fineen, died, 1592. 

Mac Carthy, Catherine, daughter of Teige, son 
of Donnell, died, 1582. 





Mac Carthy, Ceallachan, son of, slain, 1170. 

Mac Carthy, Celia, daughter of Dermot-an- 
Duna, died, 1489. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, brother of Dannchadh, 
assumed the lordship of Desmond, 1123. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, 1126, 1127, 1133, 1136. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, slain, 1166. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of, one of the hostages 
of Desmond, put to death, 1124. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of, 1131. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of, 1168, 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of, 1170, 1171. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac Liathanach, slain, 1177. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac Oge, died, 1380. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac Oge, died, 1410. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac Oge, son of Cormac, 1448, 
1510, 1516, 1524, 1536. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of Dermot, 1583. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of Dermot, lord oi 
Muskerry, 1600, 1601. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of Donnell Gott [the 
Stammering], slain, 1262. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of Donough, died, 
1403. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of Donough, blinded, 
1478. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of Donough, lord of 
Hy-Carbery, or Carbery, in the now county 
of Cork, died, 1503. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of Donough Oge, lord 
of Ealla, 1516. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of Owen, 1446. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of Teige, 1477. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of Teige, lord of Mus- 
kerry, slain, 1495. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of Teige, 1524. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of Teige, son of Cor- 
mac Oge, 1564. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of Teige, lord of Mus- 
kerry, 1580. 

died, 1583. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac, lord of Desmond, died, 
1359. 





200 


Mac Carthy, Cormac, son of Teige, died, 1589. 

Mac Carthy, Dermot-an-Duna, sons of, 1477. 

Mac Carthy, Dermot-an-Duna, 1503. 

Mac Carthy, Dermot, son of, died, 1362. 

Mac Carthy, Dermot, son of Cormac Donn, taken 
prisoner, and put to death, 1368. 

Mac Carthy, Dermot, heir of Desmond, slain, 
1381. 

Mac Carthy, Diarmaid, son of Cormac, 1145, 
1153, 1157, 1165, 1166, 1177, 1185. 

Mac Carthy, Dermot, lord of Desmond, 1189. 

died, 1229. 

Mac Carthy, Dermot, brother of Fineen, 1504. 

Mac Carthy, Dermot Mael, son of Donough, 1601. 

Mac Carthy, Dermot, son of Dermot, slain, 1356. 

Mac Carthy, Dermot, son of Owen, 1585. 

Mac Carthy, Dermot, son of Teige, slain, 1451. 

Mac Carthy, Dermot, son of Teige, slain, 1489. 

Mac Carthy, Dermot, son of Teige, son of Cor- 
mac Oge, 1564. 

Mac Carthaigh, Domhnall, grandson of, slain, 
1166. 

Mac Carthaigh, Donnchadh, lord of Eoghanacht- 
Chaisil, killed, 1092. 

Mac Carthy, Donnchadh, son of Tadhg, lord of 
Desmond, died, 1123. 

Mac Carthy, Donnchadh, son of, expelled into 
Connaught, 1127. 

Mac Carthy, Donnchadh, 1137. 

Mac Carthy, Donnell Cairbreach, victory of, 
1326. 

Mac Carthy, Donnell Glas, lord of Hy-Carbery, 
died, 1442. 

Mac Carthy, Donnell-na-n-Dombnall, son of, 
1366. 

Mac Carthy, Donnell Oge, lord of Desmond, 
died, 1303. 

Mac Carthy, Donnell Oge, lord of Desmond, 
died, 1391. 

Mac Carthy, Donnell Roe, lord of Desmond, 
died, 1302. 

Mac Carthy, Donnell, son of Dermot, 1193, 1196. 

son of, 1203. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Carthy, Donnell, son of Dermot, taken pri- 
soner, 1404. ; 

Mac Carthy, Donnell, son of Owen, slain, 1435. 

Mac Carthy, Donnell, son of Teige, tanist of 
Muskerry, died, 1581. 

Mac Carthy, Donough Oge, lord of Ealla, 1486. 

Mac Carthy, Donough Oge, son of Donough, 
lord of Ealla, died, 1501. 

Mac Carthy, Donough, son of Cormac Oge, 1585. 

Mac Carthy, Donough, son of Dermot, slain, 
1356. 

Mac Carthy, Edwina, daughter of Fineen, taken 
prisoner, 1243. 

Mac Carthy, Eveleen, daughter of Donnell, died, 
1560. 

Mac Carthy, Felim, heir apparent of Desmond, 
died, 1300. 

Mac Carthy, Felim, son of Dermot, 1411. 

Mac Carthy, Fineen, 1249. 

slain, 1250. 

Mac Carthy, Fineen, son of Dermot, slain,1208. 

Mac Carthy, Fineen, son of Donnell, killed, 
1261. 

Mac Carthaigh, Gillaphadraig, son of Donn- 
chadh, successor of Bairre of Corcach, died, 
1156. 

Mac Carthy, Joanna Cam, daughter of, died, 
1370. 

Mac Carthy, Mary, daughter of Cormac Oge, 
died, 1593. 

Mac Carthaigh, Muireadhach, lord of Eoghan- 
acht, died, 1092. 

Mac Carthy, Owen, brother of Cormac, 1495. 

Mac Carthy, Owen, sons of, 1421. 

Mac Carthy, Owen, brother of Donough, 15 76. 

Mac Carthy, Owen, son of Cormac Oge, died, 
1567. 

Mac Carthy, Owen, son of Teige, slain, 1498. 

Mac Carthy, Owen, son of Teige, became lord 
of Muskerry, 1495. 

Mac Carthy, Tadhg, 1118. 

Mac Carthy, Tadhg, lord of Desmond, died, 
1124, 











INDEX NOMINUM.” 201 


Mac Carthy, Teige Caech na Moicheirghe, son 
of Dermot, 1411. 


Mac Carthy, Teige-na-Leamhna, died, 1513, 


1514. 

Mac Carthy, Teige, son of Cormac, 1435. 

Mac Carthy, Teige, son of Cormac Oge, wife of, 
1592. 

Mac Carthy, Teige, son of Dermot, slain, 
1581. 

Mac Carthy, Teige, son of Donnell Oge, became 
lord of Desmond, 1391. 

Mac Carthy Cairbreach. See Mac Carthy Reagh. 

Mac Carthy Cluasach, Dermot, tanist of Car- 
bery, 1418. 

Mac Carthy Cluasach, Dermot, son of Donnell, 
died, 1510. . 

Mac Carthy Cluasach, Donnell, son of Fineen, 
son of Donough, son of Dermot Reamhar, 
1409. 

Mac Carthy More, the aithchleireach, lord of 
Desmond, 1261. 

Mac Carthy More, Cormac Ladhrach, son of 
Teige, lord of Desmond, 1508, 1513, 1516, 
1517. 

Mac Carthy More, Dermot, 1229. 

Mac Carthy More, Donnell, son of Donnell, earl 
of Clann-Carthaigh, 1574, 1585, 1596, 1600. 

Ellen, daughter of, 1596. 

Mac Carthy More, Donnell, son of Teige, 1340. 

Mac Carthy More, Donnell, son of Teige, died, 
1508. 

Mac Carthy More, Fineen, son of Donough, 
1601. 

Mac Carthy More, Teige, son of Donnell Oge, 
1489, 1503, 1508. 

Mac Carthys More, 1410, 1411, 1469, 1580, 
1581. 

Mac Carthy, Cormac Donn, lord of Carbery, 
slain, 1366. 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Cormac na Coille, lord of 
Carbery, son of, slain, 1421. 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Cormac, son of Donough, 
1477. 








Mac Carthy Reagh, Dermot-an- Duna, made lord 
of Hy-Carbery, 1452. 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Dermot, son of Dermot-an- 
Duna, died, 1506. 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Donnell, died, 1528. 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Donnell, son of Cormac-na- 
hAine, 1585, 1593, 1601. 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Donnell, son of Dermot, 
1510. 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Donnell, son of Donnell, 
1414, 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Donnell, son of Fineen, 1516, 
1524, 1531. 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Donough, brother of, 1430. 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Donough, lord of Hy-Car- 
bery, died, 1452. 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Donough, son of Donnell, 
1560. 

died, 1576. 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Fineen, son of Dermot-an- 
Duna, lord of Hy-Carbery, died, 1504, 1505. 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Fineen, son of Donnell, 
died, 1566. 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Fineen, son of, wife of, 
1596. 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Fineen, son of Donough, 
1585, 1600. 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Owen, killed, 1432. 

Mac Carthy Reagh, Owen, son of Donnell, lord 
of Carbery, 1585. 

died, 1593. 

Mac Carthys Reagh, of Carbery, 1240, 1368, 
1398, 1430, 1442, 1580. 

Mac Carthys, 1200, 1404, 1465,1471,1472,1495, 
1514, 1600, 1602. 

Mac Cassarly, Cumumhan, slain, 1249. 

Mac Cathail, abbot of Sruthair, died, 1355. 

Mac Cathalain, Donnsleibhe, died, 1123. 

Mac Cathmhaoil. See Mac Cawell. 

Mac Cawell, Art, bishop of Clogher, died, 1432. 

Mac Cawell, Brian, lord of Kinel-Farry, died, 
1461. 

Mac Cawell, Brian, bishop of Oriel, died, 1358. 








2D 


202 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Cawell, Conor, chief of Kinel-Farry, slain, 
1252. 

Mac Cawell, Cu-Uladh, chief of Kinel-Farry, 
slain, 1346. 

Mac Cawell, Cu-Uladh Mac-an-Ghirr, chief of 
his tribe, 1368. 

Mac Cawell, Cu-Uladh, son of Edmond, slain, 
1519. 

Mac Cawell, Cu-Uladh, son of Gillapatrick, 
slain, 1370. 

Mac Cawell, Cu-Uladh, son of. Gillapatrick, 
slain, 1403. 

Mac Cawell, Donnell, 1346. 

Mac Cawell, Donough, chief of the two Kinel- 
Farrys, slain, 1404. 

Mac Cawell, Donough, chief of Kinel-Farry, 
1238, 1251. 

Mac Cawell, Donough, taken prisoner, 1493. 

Mac Cawell, Donough, son of Edmond, died of 
wounds, 1518. 

Mac Cawell, Donslevy, chief of Kinel-Farry, 
slain, 1262. 

Mac Cawell, Duvcovla, wife of Owen, died, 
1444. 

Mac Cawell, Edmond, slain, 1492. 

Mac Cawell, Edmond, son of Gilla-Patrick, slain, 
1519. 

Mac Cawell, Flaherty, chief of Kinel-Farry, 
slain, 1238. 

Mac Cawell, Gillapatrick, chief of Kinel-Farry, 
slain, 1370. 

Mac Cawell, Gillapatrick, son of, slain, 1481. 

Mac Cawell, Gillapatrick, 1492, 1498. 

Mac Cawell, Gilchreest, chief of Kinel-Farry, 
slain, 1185. 

Mac Cawell, Hugh Mac-an-Easpuig, slain, 1434. 

Mac Cawell, Hugh, sons of, 1370. 

Mac Cawell, James, slain, 1480. 

Mac Cawell, Melaghlin Mac-an-Girr, 1365. 

Mac Cawell, Murrough, chief of Kinel-Farry, 
died, 1215. 

Mac Cawell, Murrough, brother of Gillapatrick, 
became chief of Kinel-Farry, 1370. 





Mac Cawell, Owen, son of Art, bishop of Clogher, 
1508, 1515. 

Mac Cawell, Owen, successor of Brian, 1461, 
1467. 

Mac Cawell, Richard, slain, 1379. 

Mac Cawell, Richard, 1474. 

Mac Cawell, Thomas, son of Edmond, slain, 
1519. 

Mac Cawell, William Oge, son of Art, Dean of 
Clogher, died, 1508. 

Mac Cawells, 1366, 1434, 1480, 1508. 

Mac Ceacht, joint king of Tuatha De Dananns, 
A.M. 3471, 3500. 

Mac Ceallaigh, abbot of Inis-Cealtra, died, 780. 

Mac Cele, airchinneach of Killala, slain, 1257. 

Mac Cele, Gilla-na-naev, coarb of St. Caillin, 
died, 1331. 

Mac Ciarain, airchinneach of Sord, slain, 1136. 

Mac Cionaith. See Mac Kenna. 

Mac Clancy, Brian, of Dartry, 1497. 

Mac Clancy, Cahir, son of Feradhach, heir of 
Dartry, died, 1538. 

Mac Clancy, Cairneach Riabhach, killed, 1220. 

Mac Clancy, Cathal, chief of Dartry, died, 
1274. 

Mac Clancy, Cathal, chief of Dartry, slain, 1366. 

Mac Clancy, Cathal Duv, son of Feradhach of 
Dartry, died, 1578. 

Mac Clancy, Cathal Oge, son of Cathal Duy, 
1578, 1582. 

Mac Clancy, Cathal, son of Teige, lord of Dar- 
try, 1418, 1420. 

Mac Clancy, Donnell, chief of Dartry, died, 
1241. 

Mac Clancy, Donough, grandson of Mac-na- 
h-Oidhche, slain, 1341.” 


Mac Clancy, Feradhach, son of William, chief 


of Dartry, died, 1536. |. 

Mary, wife of, died, 1542. 

Mac Clancy, Flann, successor of Molaise of De- 
venish, died, 1114. 

Mac Clancy, Gilchreest, chief of Dartry, 1278, 
1281. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 203 


Mac Clancy, Gilchreest, slain, 1349. 

Mac Clancy, Henry Ballagh, son of, slain, 1438. 

Mac Clancy, Henry, of Dartry, 1420. 

Mac Clancy, Hugh, chief of Dartry, 1341, 1349. 

Mac Clancy, Hugh Boy, of Dartry, 1420. 

Mac Clancy, Hugh, successor of Conor Oge, 
1483. 

Mac Clancy, Mac-an-Chaoich, 1499. 

Mac Clancy, Mac-na-h-Oidche, slain, 1333. 

Mac Clancy, Maurice, son of, 1337. 

Mac Clancy, Maurice, of Dartry, 1420. 

Mac Clancy, Melaghlin, slain, 1488. 

Mac Clancy, Murtough, chief of Dartry, slain, 
1303. 

Mac Clancy, Teige, lord of Dartry, slain, 1337. 

Mac Clancy, Teige, son of Cathal, son of Teige, 
lord of Dartry, died, 1418. 

Mac Clancy, Teige, 1420, 1446. 

Mac Clancy, Tomaltagh, 1419. 

Mac Clancy, Turlough, son of, slain, 1532. 

Mac Clancy, William, chief of Dartry, slain, 
1301. 

Mac Clancys of Dartry, 1421, 1455, 1585. 

Mac Clancy of Thomond, Boethius Oge, son of 
Boethius, ollav, died, 1576. 

Mac Clancy of Thomond, Boethius, son of Hugh, 
knight of parliament, 1585, 1598. 

Mac Clancy of Thomond, Conor Oge, ollav to 
O’Brien, died, 1483. 

Mac Clancy of Thomond, Cosnamhach, son of 
Conor Oge, died, 1482. 

Mac Clancy of Thomond, Hugh, chief brehon, 
&e., died, 1492. 

Mac Clancy of Thomond, Hugh, son of Boethius, 
professor of the Feineachas, died, 1575. 

Mac Clancy, John, son of Donnell, chief brehon 
of the earl of Desmond, died, 1578. 

Mac Clancy of Thomond, Murtough, died, 1482. 

Mac Clean. See Mac Gilla-Eain. 

Macclenna, abbot of Imleach-Ibhair, slain, 933. 


Mac Clerken, Maelcallann, bishop of Clonfert- 


Brendan, died, 1186. 
Mac Cochlain. See Mac Coghlan. 





Maccog, abbot of Saighir, died, 783. 

Mac Coghlan, Aedh, grandson of Lochlainn, 
lord of Dealbhna-Eathra, died, 1134. 

Mac Coghlan, Art, son of Cormac, 1539, 1543, 
1548, 1551, 1554. 

Mac Coghlan, Cahir, slain, 1487. 

Mac Coghlan, Cahir, erenagh of Clonmacnoise, 
died, 1533. 

Mac Coghlan, Conchobhar, son of, 1141. 

Mac Coghlan, Conor, 1249. 

Mac Coghlan, Cormac, 1521. 

Mac Coghlan, Cormac Caech, 1553. 

Mac Coghlan, Cormac, lord of Clann-Conor, died, 
1533. 

Mac Coghlan, Cormac, son of Ferdoragh, heir 
of Delvin-Eathra, 1548, 1554. 

Mac Coghlan, Cucogry, son of Edmond, slain, 
1547. 

Mac Coghlan, David, son of Felim, slain, 1542. 

Mac Coghlan, Donnell, lord of Delvin, died, 
1386. 

Mac Coghlan, Donnell, 1519. 

Mac Coghlan, Donnell, son of Ferdoragh, 1539, 
1540. 

Mac Coghlan, Donnell, son of Murrough, lord 
of the greater part of Delvin, slain, 1217. 

Mac Coghlan, Farrell, 1519. 

descendants of, 1548, 1553, 1557. 

Mac Coghlan, Farrell, died, 1371. 

Mac Coghlan, Felim, heir of Delvin, died, 
1473. : 

Mac Coghlan, Felim, son of Meyler, 1535. 

slain, 1539. 

Mac Coghlan, Ferdoragh, son of Fineen Roe, 
lord of Delvin-Eathra, 1521, 1535. 

Mac Coghlan, Ferganainm, son of Ferdoragh, 
tanist of Delvin Eathra, 1535. 

slain, 1538. 

Mac Coghlan, Fineen Roe, 1487. 

Mac Coghlan, Fineen, son of Conla, slain, 1535. 

Mac Coghlan, Garrett, son of John, slain, 1583. 

Mac Coghlan, Gillernew, son of the prince of 
Delvin, killed, 1211. 











2pD2 


204 


Mac Coghlan, James, prior of Gailinne, killed, 
1519. 

sons of, 1538. 

Mac Coghlan, James Oge, son of the Prior, 
beheaded, 1540. 

Mac Coghlan, John Oge, son of John, 1590, 
1598, 1602. 

Mac Coghlan, John, son of Art, 1585, 1590. 

Mac Coghlan, Melaghlin, slain, 1248. 

sons of, 1217, 1218. 

Mac Coghlan, Melaghlin, son of Edmond, 1539, 
1542. 

Mac Coghlan, Morrough, lord of Delvin Eathra, 
died, 1199. 

Mac Coghlan, Murtough, son of Conor, prior of 
Gailinn, slain, 1531. 

Mac Coghlan, Randal, lord of Delvin, died, 
1187. 

Mac Coghlan, Rory, son of Conor, 1175. 

Mac Coghlan, Rory, son of, died, 1218. 

Mac Coghlan, Turlough, sou of Farrell, slain, 
1542. 

Mac Coghlan, Turlough, son of Felim, lord of 
Delvin-Eathra, died, 1520. 

Mac Coghlans of Delvin, 1290, 1292, 1557. 

Maccoigeadh, abbot of Cluain-mor-Maedhog, 
died, 771. 

Maccoigeth, St., abbot of Lis-mor, died, 748. 

Mac Coilen, Coilen, 1412. 

Mac Coilen, John, 1550. 

Mac Coilen, Teige, 1550. 

Mac Coilen, William, 1550. 

Mac Coilidh, Donough, erenagh of Bearach, died, 
1485. 

Mac Coinleagha, Matthew, slain, 1387. 

Mac Coirten, son of, 1091. 

Mac Coirten, Gilla-Oissen, lord of Dealbhna- 

"mor, killed,’ 1096. 

Mac Coisse, Erard, chief chronicler of the Irish, 
1023. 

Mac Colgan, Gilchreest, slain, 1212. 

Mac Colin, Turlough Duv, son of, slain, 1530. 

Mac Colman, Maelfinen, senior, died, 1202. 








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INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Colman, Maelmaire, airchinneach of Doire- 
Lurain, died, 1136. - 

Mac Comhaltan, Cathasach, lector of Doire- 
Choluim-Chille, died, 1162. 

Maccon, slew Art, king of Ireland, 195. 

Mac Conailligh, chief lawgiver of king Mael- 
seachlainn, died, 1021. 

Mac Conchagaidh, Dermot, select priest, died, 
1488. 

Mac Conchaille, slain, 1110. 

Mac Conchaille, Bebhinn, daughter of, female 
airchinneach of Doire [ Choluim-Chille], died, 
1134. 

Mac Conchaille, Conghalach, airchinneach of 
Doire, died, 1112. 

Mac Conchaille, Conor, abbot, successor of Pa- 
trick, died, 1175. 

Mac Conchaille, Hugh, abbot of Clones, died, 
1247. : 

Mac Conaing, Mathew, vicar of Leath-ratha, 
died, 1490. 

Mac Concogry, Donald, chief of Muintir-Sear- 
cachain, died, 1205. 

Mac Concuailgne, lord of Ui-Eathach, died, 1028. 

Mac Concumba, scribe of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
724. 

Mac Condabhain, son of, noble priest of Ard- 
Macha, died, 1081. 

Mac Conghail, Cormac, son of Donnell, died, 
1586. 

Mac Conghail, Donnell, died, 1551. 


-Mag Conghail, Donnell, bishop of Raphoe, died, 


1589. 

Mac Conghail, Gillaphadraig, lector of Cluain- 
Traird, died, 1144. 

Mac Conghail, Owen Ballagh, the official, died, 
1586. a 

Mac Conghail, the official, died, 1513. 

Mac Congheimhle, king of Teathbha and Cair- — 
bre, slain, 1079. 

Mac Congheimhle, sons of, 1161. 

Mac Conin, killed, 1041. 


Mac Conmara. See Mac Namara. 











INDEX, NOMINUM. 


Mac Conmhaighe, Dermot, died, 1448, 

Mac Conmidhe. See Mac Namee. 

Mac Conroi, son of, lord of Dealbhna-Thire-da- 
locha, killed, 1142. 

Mac Conruva, Brian, son of Flaithim More, 
slain, 1369. 

Mac Conruva, Donn, son of Flaithim More, 
slain, 1369. 

Mac Consnamha. See Mac Consnava. 

Mac Consnava, Aine, wife of, died, 1319. 

Mac Consnava, Cathal, chief of Muintir-Kenny, 
blinded, 1259. 

Mac Consnava, Conor, bishop of Breifny, died, 
1355. 

Mac Consnava, Cuconnaught, chief of Muintir- 
Kenny, died, 1252. 

Mac Consnava, Donough, chief of Muintir- 
Kenny, died, 1294. 

Mac Consnava, Donough, chief of Muintir- 
Kenny, died, 1334. 

sons of, 1351. 

Mac Consnava, Hugh, chief of Muintir-Kenny, 
died, 1333. 

Mac Consnava, Mahon, slain, 1351. 

Mac Consnava, Murtough, chief of Muintir- 
Kenny, slain, 1303. 

Mac Consnava, Teige, chief of Muintir-Kenny, 
died in prison, 1363. 





Mac Consnava, Teige, son of Hugh, chief of 
Muintir-Kenny, died, 1537. 

Mac Consnavas of Muintir-Kenny, 1340, 1465, 
1530. 

Mac Con-Uladh, James, son of Art, taken pri- 
soner, 1532. 

Mac Cormac, Farrell, son of Gilchreest Finn, 
slain, 1342. 

Mac Cormac, Giolla Donnell, bishop of Ulidia, 
died, 1175. 

Mac Cosgraigh, Thomas Boy, erenagh of Clones, 
died, 1506. 

Mac Costello, David, brother of Thomas, killed, 
1291. 

Mac Costello, David, slain, 1467. 





205 


Mac Costello, Edmond of the Plain, 1416, 1437. 

died, 1437. 

Mac Costello, Edmond of the Plain, slain, 1464, 
1468. 

Mac Costello, Gilbert, 1193, 1194, 1211, 1212, 
1259. 

Mac Costello, Gilbert, lord of Slieve-Lugha, 
1317, 1328, 1330, 1333. 

Mac Costello, John, lord of Sliabh-Lugha, died, 
1366. 

Mac Costello, John, 1416, 1428. 

Mac Costello, John Duy, lord of Sliabh-Lugha, 
died, 1487. 

Mac Costello, John Finn, slain, 1428. 

Mac Costello, John, son of Gilla-Duv, slain, 
1536. 

Mac Costello, Jordan Roe, slain, 1340. 

Mac Costello, Jordan, son of John, died, 1438. 

Mac Costello, Jordan, son of Philip, 1487. 

Mac Costello, Miles, 1247, 1259. 

wife of, died, 1253. 

Mac Costello, Miles, slain, 1383. 

Mac Costello, Philip, 1214, 1225. 

Mac Costello, Philip, 1285, 1286. 

Mac Costello, Rury, son of, 1536. 

Mac Costello, Thomas, slain, 1291. 

Mac Costello, Waldrin, sons of, 1346. 

Mac Costello, William, 1468. 

Mac Costello, William, son of Edmond of the 
Plain, 1487. 

Mac Costello, William, son of Gilbert, slain, 
1340. 

Mac Costello Roe, 1439. 

Mac Costelloes, 1193, 1195, 1236, 1461. . 

Mac Craidin, Pierce, dean of Clann-Hugh, died, 
1512. 

Mac Crimhthainn, successor of, 1108. See Colum 
Mac Crimhthainn. 

Mac Cuanach the Wise, of the Cinel-Cairbre, 
died, 744. 

Maccuilinn of Lusca, festival of, 795. 

Mac Cuill, joint king of the Tuatha De Dananns, 
A.M. 3471, 3500. 








206 ‘INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Cuinn-na-mBocht, Cormac, 1089. 

Mac Cuinn-na-mBocht, Cormac, tanist-abbot of 
Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 1103, 1104. 

Mac Cuinn-na-mBocht, Donnchadh, son of Du- 
nadhach, died, 1005. 

Mac Cuinn-na-mBocht, Gilla-an-choimhdheadh, 
son of, tanist-abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
1128. 

Mac Cuinn-na-mBocht, Gillachrist of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 1085. 

Mac Cuinn-na-mBocht, Maelchiarain, successor 
of Ciaran, 1070, 1079. 

Mac Cuinn-na-mBocht, Maelfinnen, father of 
Cormac, successor of Ciaran, died, 1056. 

Mac Cuinn-na-mBocht, Maelisa, died, 1103. 

Mac Cuinn-na-mBocht, Maelmuire, son of, 
killed, 1106. 

Mac Cuinn-na-mBocht, Maelmuire, chief senior 
of Ireland, died, 1180. ° 

Mac Cuinn-na-mBocht, 1100. 

Maccuinn, son of Donghal, heir of Teathbha, 
died, 1027. 

Mac Cumascaigh, Aedh, slain, 893. 

Mac Curtin, Geanann, intended ollav of Tho- 
mond in history, drowned, 1436. 

Mac Curtin, Gilla-Duivin, ollav of Thomond in 
music, died, 1404. 

Mac Curtin, Kellach, | historian of Thomond, 
died, 1376. 

Mac Curtin, Sencha, ollav of Thomond in his- 
tory, died, 1434. 

Mac Dail-re-dochair, Gilla-na-n-dg, slain, 1281. 

Mac Dail-re-docair, Murtough, slain, 1366. 

Mac David, abbot of Boyle, died, 1383. 

Mac David, Fiach, son of Hubert, taken pri- 
soner, 1601. 

Mac David, Henry of Crumhthann, son of Wil- 
liam, slain, 1452. 

Mac David, Hubert, son of Hubert Boy, hanged, 
1595. 

Mac David, or Mac Davy, Manus, slain, 1383. 

Mac David, Manus, slain, 1478. 

Mac David, William, son of Edmond, died, 1504. 





Mac Davids, 1383, 1530, 1536, 1597. 

Mac Davill, Henry, 1319. 

Mac Dealbhaeth, successor of Cronan of Tuaim- 
Greine, died, 1031. 

Mac Dermot, Aine, daughter of, died, 1319. 

Mac Dermot, Brian, slain, 1350. 

Mac Dermot, Brian, son of Maurice, slain, 1477. 

son of, slain, 1487. 

Mac Dermot, Brian, son of Mulrony, heir of 
Moylurg, slain, 1394. 

Mac Dermot, Brian, son of Rory, slain, 1501. 

Mac Dermot, Brian, son of Rory, chief of Moy- 
lurg, 1585, 1592. 

Mac Dermot, Cathal, 1195, 1201. 

Mac Dermot, Cathal, 1385, 1389, 1401. 

Mac Dermot, Cathal, 1535. 

Mac Dermot, Cathal Bacagh, son of Cormac of 
Formaoil, died, 1464. 

Mae Dermot, Cathal Carragh, 1313. 

Mac Dermot, Cathal, son of Gilchreest, slain, 
1318. 

Mac Dermot, Cathal, son of Gilchreest, slain, 
1342. 

Mac Dermot, Cathal, son of Hugh, 1388, 1393. 

Mac Dermot, Cathal, son of Manus, died, 1375. 

Mac Dermot, Cathal, son of Teige, lord of Moy- 
lurg, died, 1214. 

wife of, died, 1229. 

Mac Dermot, Cathal, son of Teige, lord of Moy- 
lurg, died, 1294. 

sons of, 1278. 











-Mac Dermot, Cathal, son of Tomaltagh, 1458. 


Mac Dermot, Conor, lord of Moylurg, 1176, 
1190, 1196. 

wife of, 1187. 

Mac Dermot, Conor, slain, 1309. 

Mac Dermot, Conor, lord of Moylurg, 1336, 
1342, 1343. 

Mac Dermot, Conor, lord of Moylurg, 1478, 
1488, 1489, 1490, 1492, 1501. 

Mac Dermot, Conor, chief of Moylurg, 1596, 
1597. * ; 

Mac Dermot, Conor Oge, 1382, 1385. 











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INDEX NOMINUM. 207 


Mac Dermot, Conor Oge, 1595. 

Mac Dermot, Conor Oge, son of Conor, successor 
of Hugh, 1465. 

Mac Dermot, Conor Oge, son of Hugh, 1398, 
1402, 1404, 

Mac Dermot, Conor, son of Cormac, 1236, 1239, 
1244, 1251. 

daughter of, died, 1231. 

Mac Dermot, Conor, son of Cormac, 1468. 

Mac Dermot, Conor, son of Cormac, lord of 
Moylurg, 1468, 1486, 1497. 

Mac Dermot, Conor, son of Farrell, slain, 1398. 

Mac Dermot, Conor, son of Hugh, taken pri- 
soner, 1393. 

Mac Dermot, Conor, son of Rory, tanist of Sil- 
Maelruana, slain, 1497, 1504. 

Mac Dermot, Conor, son of Taichleach, lord of 
Moylurg, died, 1297. 

descendants of, 1405. 

Mac Dermot, Conor, son of Teige, chief of Moy- 
lurg, 1595, 1600. 

Mac Dermot, Conor, son of Tomaltagh, became 
lord of Moylurg, 1336. 

Mac Dermot, Cormac Bodhar, 1349, 1368. 

Mac Dermot, Cormac, slain, 1404. 

Mac Dermot, Cormac Oge, died, 1427. 

son of, 1468, 

Mac Dermot, Cormac Oge, son of Dermot, tanist 
of Moylurg, slain, 1493. 

Mac Dermot, Cormac, son of Gilchreest, died, 
1266. 

Mac Dermot, Cormac, son of Hugh, 1388. 

Mac Dermot, Cormac, son of Rory, 1397. 

Mac Dermot, Cormac, son of Rory of Moylurg, 
died, 1473, 1499, 1528. 

Mac Dermot, Cormac, son of Teige, slain, 1490. 

Mac Dermot, Cormac, son of Tomaltagh, lord of 
Clann-Mulrony, 1207, 1217,1225, 1227,1235, 
1237, 1240, 1243, 1244. 

wife of, 1243. 

Mac Dermot, Dearbhail, daughter of Mulrony 
More, killed, 1367. 

Mac Dermot, Dermot, slain, 1316. 

















Mac Dermot, Dermot, tanist of Moylurg, 1365, 
1378, 1383. 

Mac Dermot, Dermot Cleireach, son of Cormac, 
died, 1263. 

Mac Dermot, Dermot Midheach, son of Dermot, 
lord of Sil-Maelruain, died, 1287. 

wife of, 1269, 1270. 

Mac Dermot, Dermot Roe, son of Cormac Oge, 
died, 1341. 

Mac Dermot, Dermot, son of Cathal Carragh, 
slain, 1309. 

Mac Dermot, Dermot, son of Conor, lord of 
Moylurg, died, 1217. 

Mac Dermot, Dermot, son of Dermot, son of 'To- 
maltagh, slain, 1415. 

Mac Dermot, Dermot, son of Donough Reagh, 
slain, 1360. 

Mac Dermot, Dermot, son of Rory, slain, 1465. 

sons of, 1468, 1472. ‘ 

Mac Dermot of Moylurg, Dermot, son of Rory, 
1528, 1533. 

Mac Dermot, Dermot, son of Teige, slain, 
1422, 

Mac Dermot, Dervilia, daughter of Teige, son 
of Cathal, died, 1294. 

Mac Dermot, Donnell Duy, slain, 1393. 

Mac Dermot, Donnell, son of Cormac, killed, 
1249. 

Mac Dermot, Donnell, son of Hugh, 1216. 

Mac Dermot, Donough, plundered, 1241. 

Mac Dermot, Donough Cleireach, son of Teige, 
slain, 1489. ° 

Mac Dermot, Donough Reagh, son of Melaghlin 
Carragh, 1334, 1340, 1349. 

Mac Dermot, Donough, son of Conor of the 
Cup, killed, 1306. 

Mac Dermot, Donough, son of Donough, slain, 
1254. 

Mac Dermot, Donough, son of Donough, died, 
1322. 

Mac Dermot, Donough, son of Murtough Luath- 
shucleach, lord of Moylurg, 1233, 1237, 1238, 
1240. 








208 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Dermot, Donough, son of Tomaltagh, died, 
1232. 

Mac Dermot, Duvcovla, daughter of Conor, died, 
1231. 

Mac Dermot, Duvcovla, daughter of, died, 1343. 

Mac Dermot, Duvcovla, daughter of Hugh, 
died, 1381. 

Mac Dermot, Farrell, lord of Moylurg, 1343, 
1348, 1349, 1367, 1368. 

Mac Dermot, Farrell, son of Conor, tanist of 
Moylurg, died, 1456. 

daughter of, died, 1456. 

Mac Dermot, Farrell, son of Donough Reagh, 
lord of Moylurg, 1393, 1398. 

sons of, 1402, 1405. 

Mac Dermot, Farrell, son of Melaghlin Carrach, 
slain, 1331. 

Mac Dermot, Farrell. son of Tomaltagh, 1342. 

Mac Dermot, Fethfoilze, daughter of Conor, 
died, 1231. 

Mac Dermot, Gilchreest, slain, 1225. 

Mac Dermot, Gilchreest Cleireach, died, 1325. 

Mac Dermot, Gilchreest, son of Conor, lord of 
Moylurg, slain, 1260. 

Mac Dermot, Gilchreest, son of Donough, slain, 
1332. 

Mac Dermot, Gilchreest, son of Maurice, slain, 
L3G 

Mac Dermot, Gormlaith, daughter of, died, 
1327. 

Mac Dermot, Hugh, lord of Moylurg, 1365, 
1367, 1393. 

sons of, 1397. 

Mac Dermot, Hugh, lord of Moylurg, 1458, 
1464, 1465. 

Mac Dermot, Hugh, son of Conor, 1489, 1492. 

Mac Dermot, Hugh, son of Cormac, abbot of 
Boyle, styled Mac Dermot, 1534. 

Mac Dermot, Hugh, son of Cormac, slain, 1311. 

Mac Dermot, Hugh, son of Cormac, lord of 
Moylurg, 1368. 

Mac Dermot, Hugh, son of Owen, wounded, 
1536. 














Mac Dermot, Lasarina, daughter of Farrell, died, 
1456. = 

Mac Dermot, Mahon, son of Gilchreest Cleireach, 
slain, 1344. 

Mac Dermot, Manus, son of Hugh, slain, 1386. 

Mac Dermot, Maurice, son of Teige, lord of 
Moylurg, died, 1187. 

Mac Dermot, Maurice, slain, 1226. 

Mac Dermot, Maurice, 1346, 1347. 

Mac Dermot, Maurice, son of Hugh, died, 1488. 

Mac Dermot, Melaghlin Carragh, heir to the 
lordship of Moylurg, slain, 1317. 

Mac Dermot, Melaghlin Cleireach, 1394. 

Mac Dermot, Melaghlin, son of Rory, died, 1488. 

Mac Dermot, Mulrony, lord of Moylurg, 1308, 
1310, 1315, 1318, 1320, 1321, 1322, 1328, 
Mest ale 

Grainne, wife of, died, 1321. 

Mac Dermot, Mulrony, lord of Tirerrill, 1397, 
1398. 

Mac Dermot, Mulrony, son of Brian of Moylurg, 
slain, 1597. 

Mac Dermot, Mulrony, son of Cathal, slain, 
1473. 

Mac Dermot, Mulrony, son of Donough Reagh, 
taken prisoner, 1365. 

Mac Dermot, Mulrony, son of Farrell, 1239. 

Mac Dermot, Mulrony, son of Farrell, lord of 
Moylurg, 1393, 1414. 

Mac Dermot, Mulrony, son of Farrell, died, 
1473. 





-Mac Dermot, Mulrony, son of Gilchreest, lord 


of Moylurg, 1294. 

Mac Dermot, Mulrony, son of Teige, taken pri- 
soner, 1487. 

Mac Dermot, Mulrony, son of Tomaltagh, 1504. 

Mac Dermot, Murtough, son of Maurice, slain, 
1245. 

Mac Dermot, Murtough, son of Murtough, 
1233. 

Mac Dermot, Murtough, son of Taichleach, 
slain, 1316. 

Mac Dermot, Owen, son of Conor, died, 1472. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac* Dermot, Owen, son of Teige, chief of Moy- 
lurg, died, 1534. 

sons of, 1533. 

Mac Dermot, Randal, lord of Clandermot, died, 
1205. 

Mac Dermot, Rory, lord of Moylurg, 1478,1482, 
1487, 1489, 1495. 

sons of, 1465, 1487, 1488, 1493, 1501, 








1502. 

Mac Dermot, Rory-an-Doire, son of Maurice, 
1487. 

Mac Dermot, Rory, son of Cormac, slain, 1490. 

Mac Dermot, Rory, son of Hugh, lord of Moy- 
lurg, 1393, 1405, 1421. 

Mac Dermot, Rory, son of Rory Caech, lord of 
Moylurg, died, 1486. 

Mac Dermot, Rory, son of Teige, 1540, 1542. 

Mac Dermot, Taichleach, died, 1259. 

Mac Dermot, Teige, 1385. 

Mac Dermot, Teige, lord of Moylurg, 1497. 

sons of, 1534, 1536. 

Mac Dermot, Teige, 1542. 

Mac Dermot, Teige, son of Cathal, lord of Moy- 
lurg, 1275, 1281. 

Mac Dermot, Teige, son of Cathal Oge, slain, 
1601. 

Mac Dermot, Teige, son of Cormac, 1236. 

Mac Dermot, Teige, son of Hugh, lord of Moy- 
lurg, 1404, 1405. 

Mac Dermot, Teige, son of Owen, lord of Moy- 
lurg, 1585. 

Mac Dermot, Teige, son of Rory, lord of Moy- 
lurg, 1465, 1497, 1499. 

Mac Dermot, ‘Teige, son of Tomaltagh the Hos- 
pitable, tanist of Moylurg, slain, 1502. 

Mac Dermot, Teige, son of Tomaltagh, slain, 
1442. 

Mac Dermot, Teige, son of Turlough, slain, 
1501. 

Mac Dermot, Thomas, erenagh of Elphin, died, 
1255. 

Mac Dermot, Thomas, son of Farrell, bishop 
of Elphin, died, 1265. 








Mac Dermot, Tomaltagh, 1329. 

wife of, died, 1329. 

descendants of, 1490. 

Mac Dermot, Tomaltagh, 1464. 

Mac Dermot, Tomaltagh Gearr na-g-creach-tim- 
chil, lord of Moylurg, died, 1336. 

Mac Dermot, Tomaltagh Oge, son of Conor, 
lord of Moylurg, 1421. 

Mac Dermot, Tomaltagh Oge, son of Tomal- 
tagh the Hospitable, slain, 1493. 

Mac Dermot, Tomaltagh Roe, son of Conor, son 
of Maurice, died, 1415. 

Mac Dermot, Tomaltagh, son of Cathal, lord of 
Moylurg, died, 1458. 

Mac Dermot, Tomaltagh, son of Conor, slain, 
1472. 

Mac Dermot, Tomaltagh, son of Farrell, tanist 
of Moylurg, died, 1368. 

Mac Dermot, Tomaltagh, son of Mulrony, be- 
came lord of Moylurg, 1328, 1331, 1332. 

Mac Dermot, Tomaltagh, son of Rory, tanist of 
Moylurg, 1487, 1490. 

Mac Dermots of Moylurg, 1276, 1296, 1316, 
1330, 1340, 1349, 1351, 1368, 1377, 1384, 
1388, 1389, 1407, 1433, 1434, 1476, 1489, 
1499, 1504, 1505, 1509, 1511, 1522, 1528, 
1532, 1536, 1542, 1601. 

Mac Dermot Gall, Cathal, 1333, 1340. 

Mac Dermot Gall, Cormac, lord of Airteach, 
died, 1465. 

Mac Dermot Gall, Dermot Gall, lord of Moy- 
lurg, 1307, 1316. 

Mac Dermot Gall, Dermot Gall, sons of, 1336. 

Mac Dermot Gall, Dermot Gall, son of, 1474. 

Mac Dermot Gall, Maurice, son of Cormac, 1464. 

Mac Dermot Gall, Teige Oge, son of Teige Roe, 
lord of Airteach, died, 1416. 

Mac Dermot Gall, Teige Roe, 1347. 

Mac Dermot Gall, Teige Roe, chief of Airteach, 
slain, 1381. 

Mac Dermots Gall, 1346, 1464. 

Mac Dermot Roe, abbot of Trinity Island, died, 
1380. 








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210 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Dermot Roe, Cormac, general biatach of 
Connaught, slain, 1365. 

Mac Dermot Roe, Dermot Roe, son of Conor, 
blinded, 1266. 

Mac Dermot Roe, Dermot, son of Melaghlin, 
died, 1464. 

Mac Dermot Roe, Finola, daughter of, died, 
1489. 

Mac Dermot Roe, John, son of Owen, died, 


1466. 


Mac Dermot Roe, Melaghlin, son of Owen, died, | 


1466. 

Mac Dermot Roe, Teige, lord of Coillte Chon- 
chobhair, 1455, 1471. 

Mac Dermot Roe, Teige, son of Brian, drowned, 
1540. 

Mac Dermots Roe, 1380, 1388, 1455, 1487. 

Mac Devit, Felim Reagh, 1595. 

Mac Doilgen, Maelbrighde, noble priest of Ard- 
Macha, died, 1132. 

Mac Doncahy, Aireaghtagh, slain, 1210. 

Mac Donghail, lector of Cill-dara, died, 1063. 

Mac Donlevy, Ceinneidigh, son of Aedh, king 
of Ulidia, killed, 1128. 

Mac Donlevy, Conchobhar, 1149 

Mac Donlevy, Cooley, son of Conchobhar, king 
of Ulidia, 1147, 1149, 1178. 

Mac Donlevy, Dermot Ultach, son of John, 
died, 1582. 

Mac Donlevy, Donnchadh, son of Aedh, 

1149. - 

Mac Donleévy, Eochaidh, banished from Ulidia, 
and restored again, 1165. 

Mac Donlevy, Maurice, son of Paul Ultach, 
chief physician of Tirconnell, died, 1395. 

Mac Donlevy, Murchadh, son of Aedh, killed, 
1149. 

Mac Donlevy, Owen Ultach, son of Donough, 
the doctor, died, 1586. 

Mac Donlevy, Rory, king of Ulidia, 1181,1189, 
1195, 1196, 1199, 1227. 

Mac Donnell, Aenghus, son of, of Scotland, 
slain, 1449, 





Mac Donnell, Aenghus, son of Alexander, slain, 
1468. 

Mac Donnell, Aenghus, son of Sorley Bacagh, 
slain, 1508. 

Mac Donnell, Aenghus, 1565. 

Mac Donnell, Alexander, slain, 1299. 

Mac Donnell, Alexander Carragh, son of, 1542. 

Mac Donnell, Alexander Oge, lord of the gallo- 
glasses, slain, 1368. 

Mac Donnell, Alexander, son of Calvagh, slain, 
1577. 

Mac Donnell, Alexander, son of Colla, son of 
Turlough, slain, 1487. : 

Mac Donnell, Alexander, son of Donnell Bal- 
lagh, constable, 1581. 

Mac Donnell, Alexander, son of Gillespick, slain, 
1494. 

Mac Donnell, Alexander, son of Hugh Boy, 
1591. 

Mac Donnell, Alexander, son of James, 1586, 
1588. 

Mac Donnell, Alexander, son of John Cahanagh, 
1522, 1524, 1528, 1532, 

Mac Donnell, Alexander, son of Sorley Boy, 
slain, 1586. 

Mac Donnell, Alexander, son of Turlough, 
1366. 

Mac Donnell, Annadh, sons of, 1441. 

Mac Donnell, Brian, son of Edmond, slain, 
1492. 

Mac Donnell, Calvagh, son of Turlough, slain, 
1570. 

Mac Donnell, Colla, constable of galloglasses to 
O’Neill, died, 1485. 

Mac Donnell, Colla Maelduv, 1551. 

Mac Donnell, Colla, son of Alexander, 1540. 

Mac Donnell, Colla, son of Donough, killed by 
lightning, 1492. 

Mac Donnell, Colla, sons of, 1544. 

Mac Donnell, Donnell Gorm, son of James, 1586, 
1594. 

Mac Donnell, Donnell Oge, son of Donnell, slain, 
1367, 1388. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Donnell, Donnell Oge, slain, 1522. 

Mac Donnell, Donnell, son of Sorley, slain, 1367. 

Mac Donnell, Donnell, son of Sorley Boy, slain, 
1577. 

Mac Donnell, Donough Oge, son of Donough, 
slain, 1493. 

Mac Donnell, Dowell, or Dugald, son of Do- 
nough, slain, 1493. 

Mac Donnell, Dowell, or Dugald, son of Marcus, 
slain, 1397. 

Mac Donnell, Edmond, slain, 1441. 

Mac Donnell, Edmond, son of Colla, slain, 1493. 

Mac Donnell, Gilla-Easpoig, son of Donnell, 
died, 1473. 

Mac Donnell, Gilla-Easpoig, son of Sorley, 1505. 

Mac Donnell, Hugh Boy Oge, son of Hugh Boy, 
slain, 1598. 

Mac Donnell, Hugh Boy, son of Turlough, con- 
stable of galloglasses, slain, 1467. ; 
Mac Donnell, Ineenduv, daughter of James, 

1588, 1590. 
Mac Donnell, James, son of, 1544, 1551, 1565. 
Mac Donnell, James, son of Alexander, 1567. 
Mac Donnell, James, son of Sorley Boy, 1597, 
1601. 





daughter of, 1592. 

Mac Donnell, John, slain, 1508. 

Mac Donnell, John Cahanagh, son of John,1494. 

Mac Donnell, John Duy, slain, 1349. 

Mac Donnell, John Duy, son of, taken prisoner, 
1524. 

Mac Donnell, John Ereanagh, two sons of, slain, 
1570. 

Mac Donnell, John Oge, son of John More of 
Tlay, slain, 1490. 

Mac Donnell, John, son of Aengus, lord of the 
Innsi-Gall, died, 1387. F 

Mac Donnell, John, son of Alexander, slain, 
1465. 

Mac Donnell, John, son of Colla, died, 1572. 

Mac Donnell, Marcus, slain, 1397. 

Mac Donnell, Margaret, daughter of Aengus of 
llay, died, 1544. 





211 


Mac Donnell, Melaghlin, son of Manus, died, 

~ L413: 

Mac Donnell, Randal, constable of galloglasses 
to O’Neill, slain, 1493. ; 
Mac Donnell, Randal More, son of Giolla-Eas- 
puig, constable of the Scotsmen, died, 1503. 
Mac Donnell, Randal, son of Alexander, 1366. 
Mac Donnell, Randal, son of Donnell Oge, slain, 

1407. 

Mac Donnell, Rory, son of Hugh Ballagh, son 
of, slain, 1493. 

Mac Donnell, Rory, son of Randal, slain, 1493. 

Mac Donnell, Ruibilin, 1532. 

Mac Donnell, Somhairle, son of Gillabrighde, 
king of Innsi-Gall, died, 1083. 

Mac Donnell, Sorley Boy, killed, 1398. 

Mac Donnell, Sorley Boy, 1551. 

sons of, 1565. 

wife of, 1582. 

Mac Donnell, Sorley Boy, 1583, 1584. 

Mac Donnell, Sorley Boy, son of Alexander, 
died, 1590. 

Mac Donnell, Sorley, son of Owen Duv, heir to 
the Innsi-Gall, and high constable of Ulster, 
drowned, 1365. 

Mac Donnell, Sorley, son of Randal, slain, 1493. 

Mac Donnell, Tiernan, son of Randal, slain, 
LIFT. 

Mac Donnell, Tuathal, son of Randal, slain, 
1493. 

Mac Donnell, Turlough More, 1365. 

Mac Donnell, Turlough, son of Donnell, 1366. 

Mac Donnell of Clankelly, Art, prisoner, 1484. 

Mac Donnell of Clankelly, Colla, slain, 1516. 

Mac Donnell of Clannkelly, Cormac, son of Art, 
1484, 1499. 

Mac Donnell of Clankelly, Gilla-na-naev, son of 
Cormac, slain, 1501. 

Mac Donnell of Clankelly, Gillapatrick, 1499. 

Mac Donnells of Clankelly, 1441, 1466. 

Mac Donnell Galloglagh, 1264. 

Mac Donnell Galloglagh, Colla, son of Colla, 
constable of O’Neill, slain, 1505. 








252 


212 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Donnell Galloglagh, Dowell, 1397. 

Mac Donnell Galloglagh, John, son of Colla, 
slain, 1501. 

Mac Donnell Galloglagh, Randal, son of, slain, 
1570. 

Mac Donnell Galloglagh, Sorley More, slain, 
1452. 

Mac Donnells Galloglagh, constables of O’Neill, 
1425, 1435, 1444, 1524, 1542, 1567. 

Mac Donnells, 1318, 1368, 1433, 1514, 1523, 
1554, 1555. 

Mac Donnell Mic Murtough, a title of O’Conor 
Sligo, 1536. 

Mac Donough, Aine, daughter of Teige, died, 
1386. 

Mac Donough, Aireachtach, 1210. See Mac 
Doncahy. 

Mac Donough, Bebinn, daughter of Rory, son 
of Tomaltagh, 1413. 

Mac Donough, Brian, heir to the lordship of 
Tirerrill, slain, 1359. 

Mac Donough, Brian Garv, son of Mulrony, 
chief of Tirerrill, slain, 1425. 

Mac Donough, Brian, son of Conor, chief of 
Tirerrill, 1453, 1454. 

Mac Donough, Brian, son of Dermot, a friar, 
1416. 

Mac Donough, Brian, son of Mulrony, chief of 
Corrain, died, 1497. 

Mac Donough, Brian, son of Teige, 1328. 

descendants of, 1500. 

Mac Donough, Brian, son of Teige, lord of Ath- 
Cliath-an-Chorainn, slain, 1470. 

Mac Donough, Brian, son of Tomaltagh, slain, 
1328. 

Mac Donough, Cathal, slain, 1363. 

Mac Donough, Cathal, slain, 1421. 

Mac Donough, Cathal Cairbreach, killed, 1385. 

Mac Donough, Cathal Carrach, 1248, 

Mac Donough, Cathal Cleireach, 1350. 

Mac Donough, Cathal Duv, 1598. 

Mac Donough, Cathal Duv, son of Tomaltach 
Oge, killed, 1451. 








Mac Donough, Cathal, son of Brian, killed, 
1451. ; 

Mac Donough, Cathal, son of Teige, heir of 
Tirerrill, died, 1404. 

Mac Donough, Conor Oge, 1422. 

Mac Donough, Conor Oge, son of Melaghlin, 
chief of Tirerrill, 1598. 

Mac Donough, Conor, son of Brian, died, 1475. 

Mac Donough, Conor, son of Donnell, died, 
1439. 

Mac Donough, Conor, son of Maurice, died, 
1352. 

Mac Donough, Conor, son of Teige, slain, 1316. 

Mac Donough, Conor, son of Teige, lord of 
Tirerrill, 1388, 1408, 1418, 1422, 1441. 

Mac Donough, Cormac, tanist of Tirerrill, killed, 
1388. 

Mac Donough, Cormac, sons of, 1422, 1444. 
“___ descendants of, 1467, 1543. 

Mac Donough, Cormac Ballagh, son of Conor, 
died, 1463. 

sons of, 1467, 1473. 

Mac Donough, Cormac, son of Conor, slain, 
1492. 











descendants of, 1526. 

Mac Donough, Cormac, son of Teige, of Tirerrill, 
1524, 1527. 

Mac Donough, Dermot, tanist of Tirerrill, slain, 
1397. 

Mac Donough, Dermot, son of John, died, 

1531. 

Mac Donough, Dermot, son of Mulrony, slain, 
1422, 

Mac Donough, Donnell Cam, son of Conor, died, 
1464. 

sons of, 1486. 

descendants of, 1495. 

Mac Donough, Donnell, son of Brian, slain, 
1487. 

Mac Donough, Donnell, son of Cormac, heir of 
Tirerrill, died, 1440. 

Mac Donough, Donnell, son of Hugh na Gaobh- 
cha, son of, slain, 1422. 














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INDEX NOMINUM. 213 


Mac Donough, Donnell, son of Melaghlin, son 
of Maurice, died, 1418. 

Mac Donough, Donough, plundered, and wife 
of, killed, 1310. 

Mac Donough, Donough, slain, 1528. 

Mac Donough, Donough, son of Cormac Oge, 
slain, 1601. 

Mac Donough, Donough, son of Teige, styled 
the Mac Donough, 1536. 

Mac Donough, Farrell, sons of, 1350. 

Mac Donough, Farrell, son of Cormac, heir of 
Tirerrill, died, 1405. 

wife of, died, 1404. 

Mac Donough, Farrell, tanist of Tirerrill, slain, 
1511. 

Mac Donough, Farrell, son of Murtough, slain, 
1535. 

Mac Donough, Gilchreest Oge, slain, 1324. 

Mac Donough, Gilla-duv, son of Cormac Boy, 
died, 1468. 

Mac Donough, Grainne, wife of, died, 1463. 

Mac Donough, Hugh Boy, 1406. 

Mac Donough, Hugh Boy, slain, 1420. 

Mac Donough, Hugh Reagh, died, 1489. 

Mac Donough, Hugh, son of, 1416. 

Mac Donough, Hugh, son of Dermot, died, 1439. 

Mac Donough, Hugh, son of Donnell Cam, 
1489. 

Mac Donough, John Liath, half-chief of Tirer- 
rill, died, 1452. 

Mac Donough, John, son of Conor, 1446. 

Mac Donough, John, of Tirerrill, died, 1511. 

Mac Donough, John Glas, son of Murtough, 
slain, 1535. 

Mac Donough, Mac Mulrony, son of Gilchreest, 
a dean, died, 1442. 

Mac Donough, Malachy, son of Teige, killed, 
1536. 

Mac Donough, Manus, 1406. 

Mac Donough, Manus, son of Brian, abbot of 
Trinity Island, in Lough Key, died, 1504. 
Mac Donough, Manus, son of Dermot, son of, 

1435. 








Mac Donough, Manus, son of Dermot, slain, 
1463. 

Mac Donough Manus, son of Mulrony of Tirer- 
rill, slain, 1425, 

Mac Donough, Maurice, died, 1350. 

Mac Donough, Maurice, chief of Corran, died, 
1349. 

Mac Donough, Maurice Cacch, son of Teige-an- 
Truibhais, of Tirerrill, 1595, 1598. 

Mac Donough, Maurice, son of Cormac, slain, 
1422. 

Mac Donough, Melaghlin, of Tirerrill, slain, 
1486. 

Mac Donough, Melaghlin, son of Cormac, abbot 
of Ballysadare, died, 1444. 

Mac Donough, Melaghlin, son of Cormac, son of, 
slain, 1444, 

Mac Donough, Melaghlin, son of Donough, slain, 
1316. 

Mac Donough, Melaghlin, son of Mulrony, slain, 
1409. 

Mac Donough, Melaghlin, son of Owen, slain, 
1526. 

Mac Donough, Mulrony, slain, 1260. 

Mac Donough, Mulrony, 1346. 

Mac Donough, Mulrony, 1388. 

sons of, 1422. 

Mac Donough Mulrony, son of Cathal of ‘Tirer- 
rill, died, 1580. 

Mac Donough, Mulrony, son of Teige, lord of 
Tirerrill, died, 1406. 

Mac Donough, Murrough, 1528. 

Mac Donough, Murrough, son of Cormac, heir 
of Tirerrill, 1388, 1408, 1436. 

Mac Donough, Murrough, son of Donough, slain, 
1316. ° 

Mac Donough, Murtough, descendant of Cormac, 
1526. 

Mac Donough, Murtough, son of Donough, 1528. 

Mac Donough, Murtough, son of Donough, slain, 
1316. 

Mac Donough, Murtough, son of Murrough, 
slain, 1535. 





214 


Mac Donough, Owen, descendant of Cormac, 
1526. 

Mac Donough, Owen, son of Donough, styled 
Mac Donough, 1527, 1536. 

Mac Donough, Owen, son of Donough - an - 
Bhothair, died, 1581. 

Mac Donough, Owen, son of John, died, 1466. 

Mac Donough, Rory of Tirerrill, 1473, 1486. 

sons of, 1486. 

Mac Donough, Rory, son of Conor, lord of Tirer- 
rill, died, 1468. 

Mac Donough, Rory, son of Hugh, chief of 
Corran, 1595. 

Mac Donough, Rory, son of Tomaltagh of Tir- 
errill, died, 1524. 

Mac Donough, Teige, 1436. 

daughter of, died, 1439. 

Mac Donough, Teige, son of Brian, lord of Tirer- 
rill, 1453, 1470, 1495. 

Mac Donough, Teige, son of Donnell, lord of 
half Tirerrill, died, 1463. 

Mac Donough, Teige, son of Donnell Cam, 
became chief of Tirerrill, 1495. 
Mac Donough, Teige, son of John, slain, 1492. 
Mac Donough, Teige, son of Mulrony, son of 
Gilchrist, 1409. : 
Mac Donough, Teige, son of Teige, abbot of 
Boyle, died, 1444. 

Mac Donough, Teige, son of Tomaltagh, lord of 
Tirerrill, 1342, 1383. 

Mac Donough, Teige, son of Tomaltagh More, 
1446. 

Mac Donough, Tomaltagh, 1390, 1393. 

Mac Donough, Tomaltagh, lord of Tirerrill, 1318. 

Mac Donough, Tomaltagh Oge, 1422. 

sons of, 1436. 

Mac Donough, Tomaltagh, son of Brian, slain, 
1489. 

Mac Donough, Tomaltagh, son of Cormac Bal- 
lagh, died, 1495. 

Mac Donough, Tomaltagh, son of Dermot, lord 
of Tirerrill, 1330, 1332, 1333. 

wife of, died, 1367. 

















INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Donough, Tomaltagh, son of Donough, lord 
of Tirerrill, slain, 1445. : 

Mac Donough, Tomaltagh, son of Gilchreest, 
slain, 1316. 

Mac Donough, Tomaltagh, son of Teige, became 
lord of Tirerrill, 1383. 

Mac Donoughs, 1362, 1385, 1386, 1388, 1397, 
1409, 1418, 1420, 1421, 1422, 1430, 1432, 
1436, 1464, 1470, 1471, 1474, 1476, 1516, 
1528, 1542, 1580, 1593, 1596, 1598. 

Mac Dorey, Conor, slain, 1277. 

Mac Dorcy, Donnell, chief of Kinel-Duachain, 
died, 1341. 

Mac Dorcy, Farrell, died, 1310. 

Mac Dorcy, Gilla-Caech, died, 1349. 

Mac Dorcy, Gilla-Isa, slain, 1313. 

Mac Dorcy, Hugh, 1360. 

Mac Dorcy, Mac-na-h-Oidhche, chief of Kine- 
Luachain, died, 1284. 

Mac Dorey, Thomas, slain, 1380. 

Mac Dorcy, Tomaltagh, chief of Kinel- Duachain, 
killed, 1384. 

Mac Dorcy, Tomaltagh Oge, son of Tomal- 
tagh, the last chief of Kinel-Duachain, slain, 
1403. 

Mac Dotheachain, Maelmichael, noble priest, 
died, 1167. 

Mac Dowell of Scotland, son of, slain, 1529. 

Mac Dowell, Alexander, 1299. 

Mac Dowell, Colla, slain, 1480. 

sons of, 1469. 





- Mac Dowell, Donough, son of Turlough, 1473, 


1490. 

Mac Dowell, Owen, son of Owen, slain, 1469. 

Mac Dowell, Sitric, slain, 1153. 

Mac Dowell, Walter, 1473. 

Mac Dowell Galloglagh, slain, 1377. 

Mac Duarcain, lord of Cuil-Neiridh, 1416. 

Mac Dubhdothra, Aedh, slain, 1156. 

Mac Dubhghaill, Sitric, slain, 1153. See Mac 
Dowell. 

Mac Dubbhradain, Maelmaedhog, abbot of the 
canons of the Sabhall, died, 1156. ; 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Duibh, Muireadhach, chief of Muintir- 
Eolais, slain, 1087. 

Mac Duibhne, Fearsithe, bishop of the two 
Breifnys, died, 1464. 

Mac Duibhne, John, archdeacon of Drumlahan, 
died, 1343. 

Mac Duinnsleibhe. See Mac Donlevy. 

Mac Dunghail, lord of Ui-Briuin Cualann, died, 
1061. 

Mac Duvdara, sons of, 1197. 

Mac Eaigh, John, bishop of Conmaicne, died, 
1343. 

Mac Earca, sons of, 557. 

Macecht, smith of St. Patrick, 448. 

Mac Echthighern, Eoghan, successor of Buithe, 
died, 1117. 

Mac Echthighern, Feargna, successor of Buithe, 
died, 1122. 

Mac Edigen, Cathal, vicar of Patrick’s Church, 
at Elphin, died, 1488. 

Mac Edigen, Gilchreest, vicar of St. Patrick’s 
Church, at Elphin, died, 1463. 

Mac Egan, Aireaghtagh, slain, 1273. 

Mac Egan, Boethius, killed, 1249. 

Mac Egan, Boethius, skilled in the Fenechus 
law, died, 1399. 

Mac Egan, Brian, ollav of Breifny, died, 1390. 

Mac Egan, Brian, son of Robert, ollav to O’Con- 
nor Don, died, 1473. 

Mac Egan, Carbry Oge, son of Carbry, ensign, 
slain, 1601. 

Mac Egan, Conor, ollav of Clanrickard, in law, 
died, 1438. 

Mac Egan, Cosnamhach Oge, ollav of O’Conor 
Faly, slain, 1422. 

Mac Egan, Cosnamhach, son of Farrell, adept in 
the Fenechas, &c., died, 1529. 

Mac Egan, Donnell, son of Hugh, poet, &c., of 
Ormond, died, 1529. 

Mac Egan, Donough, son of Carbry, slain, 
1602. ; 

Mac Egan, Farrell, son of Boethius, ollav of 
Lower Connaught, in law, died, 1430. 





215 


Mac Egan, Farrell, son of Teige, a learned bre- 
hon, died, 1362. 

Mac Egan, Gilla-Finn, ollav to O’Conor Faly, 
died, 1474. 

Mac Egan, Gilla-Isa, ollav to Mac Wattin, died, 
1436. 

Mac Egan, Gilla-na-naev, chief brehon of Con- 
naught, slain, 1309. 

Mac Egan, Gilla-na-naev, son of Aireachtach, 
brehon, &c., of laws, died, 1447. 

Mac Egan, Gilla-na-naev, son of Conor, arch- 
ollav of Fenchus Law, died, 1399. 

Mac Egan, Gilla-na-naev, son of Gilla-na-naev of 
Ormond, ollav of Munster, died, 1443. 

Mac Egan, Hugh, son of Conor, brehon, died, 
1359. 

Mac Egan, Hugh, son of Farrell, ollav of Lower 
Connaught, died, 1443. 

Mac Egan, John, brehon of O’Conor, slain, 
1316. 

Mac Egan, John, harper of Conmaicne, died, 
1369. 

Mac Egan, John, the official, slain, 1390. 

Mac Egan, John, son of Conor, ollav of Clan- 
rickard, died, 1487. 

Mac Egan, Maelisa, a learned man, died, 1317. 

Mac Egan, Maelisa Donn, chief ollav of Con- 
naught, 1320, 1329. 

Mac Egan, Murtough, chief brehon of Teffia, 
died, 1409. 

Mac Egan, Sabia, daughter of, died, 1327. 

Mac Egan, Saerbhreathach, son of Maelisa Donn, 
ollav of Conmaicne, died, 1354. 

Mac Egan, Teige, learned in the Fenechas, died, 
1355. 

Mac Egan, Teige, chief brehon of Lower Con- 
naught, died, 1378. 

Mac Egan, Teige, ollav of Annaly, slain, 1486. 

Mac Egan, Teige, son of Boethius, died, 1404. 

Mac Egans, 1225, 1413. 

Mac Eégnigh, son of Dalach, lord of Airghialla, 
slain, 998. 


Mac Eitigen. See Mac Etigen. 


216 “3 INDEX NOMINUM. ‘ 


Mac Eitigh. See Mac Etigh. 

Mac Elget, or Mac Elligott, seneschal of Con- 
naught, killed, 1247. 

Mac Eochaidh, king of Ulidia, 1024, 1031, 
1048. 

Mac Eoin of Tyrone, 1291. 

Mac Eoin Bisset, of the Glins, 1383, 1422, 
1495, 1512. See Bisset and Makeon. 

Mac Etigen, Diarmaid, chief of Clann-Diarmada, 
died, 1132. 

Mac Etigen, Teige, chief of Clann-Dermot, died, 
1215. See Mac Edigen. 

Mac-Etigh, one of the Kienaghts, 1197. 

Mac-Etigh, son of Ainseaman, lord of Mugh- 
dhorna-Maighen, died, 935. 

Mac-Etigh, son of Cuileannan, lord of Conaille- 
Muirtheimhne, slain, 949. 

Mac-Etigh, son of Follamhain, chief of Clann- 
Uadach, died, 1021. 

Mac Etigh, son of Gairbhith, slain, 894. 

Mac Fhaelain, Cearbhall, killed, 1127. 

Mac Fhaelain, Domhnall, heir of Leinster, 1124. 

Mac Fhaelain, Donnchadh, 1167. 

Mac Fhaelain, Faelan, lord of Ui-Faelain, 1161, 
1203. 

Mace Fhaelain, son of, 1159, 1170. 

Mac Fhaelchadha, Conor, bishop of Rosailithir, 
died, 1448. 

Mac Fheorais [Bermingham], Andrew, 1321. 

son of, died, 1358. 

Mac Fheorais, Conor Roe, slain, 1278. 

Mac Fheorais, Gereoidin, killed, 1249. 

Mac Fheorais, James, son of Richard, died, 
1416. 

Mac Fheorais, Sir John, earl of Louth, slain, 
1328. 

Mac Fheorais, John, son of, slain, 1426. 

Mac Fheorais, Mac-an-Pharson, slain, 1373. 

Mac Fheorais, Meyler, sons of, 1342. 

Mac Fheorais, Sir Pierce, 1305. 

Mac Fheorais, Redmond, son of William, bishop 
of Tuam, died, 1451. ; 

Mac Fheorais, Richard, slain, 1372. 








Mac Fheorais, Richard, died, 1438. 

Mac Fheorais, Richard, 1473. 

Mac Fheorais, Richard, taken prisoner, 1595. 

Mac Fheorais, Sefin, killed, 1261. 

Mac Fheorais, Sifin, 1292. 

Mac Fheorais, Thomas, lord of Athenry, died, 
1375. 

Mac Fheorais, Thomas, nephew of John, 1426. 

Mac Fheorais, Thomas, 1467. 

Mac Fheorais, Thomas Oge, son of Thomas, 
1473. 

Mac Fheorais, Thomas, lord of Athenry, &c., 
died, 1473. 

Mac Fheoraises, or Berminghams, 1261, 1285, 
1289, 1294, 1301, 1309, 1312, 1316, 1322, 
1323, 1348, 1361, 1372, 1386, 1416, 1452, 
1467, 1536. See Bermingham. 

Mac Fhiacla, Domhnall, 1107. 

Mag-Fhiachrach, slain, 1201. 

Mac Fhinnbhairr, or Gaynor. See Mac Finvar, 

Mac Fineen, Cormac Caech, slain, 1346. 

Mac Fineen, Donough, son of Donnell, slain, 
1574. 

Mac Fineen, Finola, daughter of, died, 1347. 

Mac Finn, airchinneach of the Teach-Aeidheadh 
of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 1031. 

Mac Finvar [Maginver, or Gaynor], Aedh, 
grandson of Dubhghall, chief of Muintir- 
Geradhain, slain, 1080. 

Mac Finvar, Auliffe, slain, 1328. 

Mac Finvar, Domhnall, chief of Muintir-Gea- 
radhain, slain, 1156. 


“Mac Finvar, Edmond, prior of Inis-mor-Locha- 


Gamhna, 1415. 
Mac Finvar, Teige, slain, 1265. 
Mac Finvars of Muintir-Geradhain, 1263, 1275. 
Mac Firbis, Auliffe, died, 1362. 
Mac Firbis, Donough, historian, died, 1376. 
Mac Firbis, Firbis, a learned historian, died, 
1379. 
Mac Firbis, Gillo-Isa More, olav of Tireragh in 
history, died, 1279. ; 
Mac Firbis, John, son of Donough, died, 1362. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 217 


Mac Firedinn, Melaghlin, priest, died, 1230. 

Mac Flaithniadh, abbot of Cluain-fearta, died, 
778. 

Mac Flannchadha.” See Mac Clancy. 

Mac Flynn, Flann, died in Bristol, 1256. 

Mac Flynn, Florentius, Soe of Tuam, 
.1251, 1255. 

Mac Fogartaigh, Ruaidhri, 
Breagha, died, 1027. 

Mac Fothaidh, Flaithbheartach, 
Fiachrach, slain, 1102. 

Mac Gaillgile, Teige Oge, son of Edmond, 
drowned, 1505. 

Mac Gaithen, Cathal, died, 1193. 

Mac Gallgael, prior of the monastery of the 
Blessed Trinity, died, 1355. 

Mac Garaghan, Simon, canon of Lisgool, died, 
1431. 

Mac-Gealain, bishop of Kildare, died, 1222. 

Mac Geaveny, Melaghlin, killed, 1485. 

Mac Gibbon, chief of Clann- Gibbon, slain, 
1535. 

Mac Gilduff, killed, 1378. 

Mac Gilduff, Manus, chief of Tullygarvey, died, 
1252. 


lord of South 


lord of Ui- 


son of, slain, 1256. 

Mac Gilhooly, Murtough, put to death, 1243. 

Mac Gilla-Arraith [Mac Alarry], Conor, slain, 
1260. 

Mac Gilla-Arraith, David, 1294. 

Mac Gilla-Arraith, Simon, son of Conor, died, 
1342. 

Mac Gilla-Arraith, William, slain, 1311. 

Mac Gilla-Bearraigh, Dermot, slain, 1366. 

Mac Gillabhuidhe [Mac Avoy], Conn, abbot of 
Mungairid, died, 1100. 

Mac Gillaboys, the two, slain, 1181. 

Mac Gillabride, Brian Roe, son of, slain, 
1508. 





"Mac Gilla-Calma, Loughlin, vicar of Cuil-Maine, 


died, 1499. 
Mac Gillacarry, Dermot, erenagh of Tibohine, 
died, 1229, 





Mac Gillacarry, Gilla-an-Choimhdhe, parson of 
Tibohine, 1225. 

Mac Gillachiarain, Gilla-cam, died, 1259. 

Mac Gillachiarain, Maelmuire, airchinneach of 
the Fort of the Guests of Christ at Ard-Macha, 
died, 1155. 

Mac Gillachoinnigh Ui-Uradhain, slain, 1098. 

Mac Gillacoeimhghin of Leinster, daughter of, 
killed, 1034. 

Mac Gilla-Coisgle, Denis, vicar of Derrybrusk, 
died, 1487. 

Mac Gilla-Coisgle, John, parson of Derrybrusk, 
died, 1384. 

Mac Gilla-Coisgle, Matthew, vicar of Claoin- 
inis, died, 1394. 

Mac Gilla-Coisgle, Thomas, died, 1342. 

Mac Gillacolum, Malmurry, prior of Ardstraw, 
died, 1179. 

Mac Gilla~-Comhdhain, slain, 1330. 

Mac Gillacorr, Gillapatrick, chief of Hy-Branain, 
1186. 

Mac Gillacowan, slain, 1330. 

Mac Gillacuddy, or Mac Gilla~-Mochuda, 1563. 

Mac Gilla-Eain, or Mac Clean, of Scotland, 
jaye sy A 

Mac Gilla-Eain, Loughlin, slain, 1523. 

Mac Gilla-Epscoip, chief of Clann-Aeilabhra, 
slain, 1172. 

Mac Gilla-Epscoip, Eachmarcach, slain, 1165. 
Mac Gilla-Epscoip, Gilla- Aenghusa, son of, 
ruler of Manaigh, or Cath-Monaigh, 1171. 

Mac Gillafhulartaigh, slain, 1109. 

son of, lord of South Breagha, slain,1130. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Aenghus, lord of Lough Erne, 
1231, 1234. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Aengus, abbot of Lisgool, died, 
1443. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Brian, chief of Muintir-Pheo- 
dachain, in Fermanagh, died, 1445. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Conor, chief of Muintir-Pheo- 
dachain, died, 1452. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Donnell, chief of Muintir- 
Feodachain, slain, 1281. 





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Mac Gillafinnen, Donough, son of Donnell, died, 
1412. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Donough, 1428, 1429. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Felim Roe, son of Donough, 
died, 1492. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Flaherty, killed, 1354. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Gilchreest, chief of Muintir- 
Pheodachain, died, 1385. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Gillapatrick Boy, slain, 1451. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Henry, died, 1285. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Henry, chief of Muintir-Feo- 
dachain, 1310, 1321, 1322. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Henry Roe, son of Brian, chief 
of Muintir-Pheodachain, died, 1439. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Hugh, son of Teige, slain, 
1426. 

Mac Gillafinnen, John, son of Brian, 
1480. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Matthew, slain, 1321. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Niall, died, 1303. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Owen, son of Conor, chief of 
Muintir-Pheodachain, slain, 1451. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Teige, slain, 1426. 

Mac Gillafinnen, Teige, son of Brian, died, 
1480. 


slain, 


wife of, died, 1469. 
Mac Gillafinnen, Turlough, son of Brian, died, 
1492. 
Mac Gillafinnen, William, slain, 1321. 
Mac Gillager, Andreas, coarb of Fechin, died, 
1249. 
Mac Gillakieran. See Mac Gillachiarain. _ 
Mac Gillamartin, chief of Cinel-Fearadhaigh, 
slain, 1166. 
Mac Gilla-Michil, Donn, chief of Clann-Con- 
ghaile, burned, 1310. 
/ Mac Gillamocholmog, lord of Ui-Dunchadha, 
killed, 1154. 
son of, 1155. 
Mac Gillamocholmog, tanist of Ui-Dunchadha, 
1044. 
Mac Gillamocholmog, Donnchadh, heir of Lein- 
ster, killed, 1133. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Gillamocholmog, Muircheartach, king of 
Leinster, slain, 1103. : 

Mac Gillamocholmog, Muircheartach, or Mur- 
tough, lord of Feara-Cualdnn, blinded, 1141. 

Mac Gillamochua, Gilladuv, died, 1347. _ 

Mac Gilla-Mochuda. See Mac Gillacuddy. 

Mac Gilla-Muire, slain, 1407, 1408. 

Mac Gilla-Muire, Dermot, lord of Lecale, died, 
1276. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Brian, 1546. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Brian Oge, son of Brian,1553, 
1578, 1581. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Dearbhforgaill, daughter of 
Tadhg, died, 1098. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Dermot, lord of Ossory, son 
of, slain, 1443. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Dermot, 1532. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Domhnall, killed, 1109. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Domhnall, lord of Osraighe, 
died, 1087. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Domhnall, lord of Osraighe, 
slain, 1165. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Donnchadh, lord of Osraighe 
and king of Leinster, 1027, 1033, 1036, 1037, 
1039. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Donnchadh, king of Osraighe, 
1119. 





son of, heir of Osraighe, slain, 1119. 

son of, lord of Osraighe, died, 1162. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Donnchadh, banished, 1170. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Donnell, son of Donough, lord 
of Ossory, 1171, 1175, 1176, 1177, 1185. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Donnell, son of the lord of 
Ossory, died, 1431. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Donough, lord of Ossory, died, 
1324. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Donough, slain, 1329. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Donough Roe, lord of Ossory, 
slain, 1123. : 

Mac Gillapatrick, Fineen, lord of Ossory, slain, 
1443. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Fineen, son of Brian, 1581, 
1585, 1598. 








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INDEX NOMINUM. 219 


Mac Gillapatrick, Geoffrey, lord of Ossory, died, 
1489. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Jeffrey, son of Donnell Clan- 
nagh, lord of Slieve Bloom, died, 1269. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Kellagh, son of, tanist of 
Ossory, died, 1383. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Melaghlin, son of Donnell, 
lord of Ossory, died, 1194. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Melaghlin, son of Geoffry, 
slain, 1367. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Muircheartach, slain, 1041. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Muireadhach, slain, 1033. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Tadhg, blinded, 1027. 

Mac Gillapatrick, Teige, son of Brian, put to 
death, 1546. 

Mac Gillapatricks of Ossory, 1383, 1421, 1468, 
1532, 1580. 

Mac Gilla-Riabhaigh of Thomond, Conor, son 
of Conor, son of Rickard, 1562. 

Mac Gilla-Riabhaigh of Thomond, Rickard, son 
of Donn, son of Conor, son of Thomas, son of 
Donnell, died, 1562. 

Mac Gillaroid, Gillapatrick, lord of Kinel-Aen- 
gusa, died, 1236. 

Mac Gillaronan, Gillatierny, bishop of Oriel, 
died, 1217. 

Mac Gilla-ruaidh. See Mac Gilroy. 

Mac Gillaseachlainn, chief of South Breagha, 
slain, 1171. 

Mac Gillaseachnaill, Cugaileang, lord of South 
Breagha, slain, 1121. 

Mac Gillaseachnaill, Maelcron, lord of South 
Breagha, 1160, 1171. 

Mac Gilla-shuiligh. See Mac Gilhooly. 

Mac Gilla-Uidhir, Eachdonn, successor of St. Pa- 
trick, 1216. 


Mae Gilla-Ultain, Imhar, chief of Muintir- 


Maeiltsinna, slain, 1094. 

Mac Gilla-Ultain, John, slain, 1334. 

Mac Gilla-Ultain, Murtough, a historian, died, 
1409. 

Mac Gillinnion. See Mac Gillafinnen. 

Mac Gillycuddy. See Mac Gillacuddy. 





Mac Gilroy, Baethan, 1408. 

Mac Gilroy, Brian, son of Donnell, taken pri- 
soner, 1484. 

Mac Gilroy, Donnell Caech, slain, 1500. 

Mac Gilroy, Godfrey, 1500. 

Mac Gilroy, Rory, son of Donnell, slain, 1500. 

Mac Girr-an-adhastair, Melaghlin, foster-brother 
of, 1396. 

Mac Gormain. See Mac Gorman. 

Mac Gorman, Cu-abha, died, 1413. 

Mac Gorman, Donnell, servant of trust to 
O’Brien, died, 1484. 

wife of, died, 1490. ' 

Mac Gorman, Donnell, son of Dermot, died, 
1576. 

Mac Gorman, Donough, son of Melaghlin, died, 
1580. 

Mac Gorman, Finn, bishop of Cill-dara, died, 
1160. 

Mac Gorman, Melaghlin, son of Thomas, died, 
1571. 

Mac Gorman, Muircheartach, slain, 1103. 

Mac Gorman, Muireadhach, lord of Ui-Bairrche, 
died, 1124. 

Mac Gorman, Murtough, sons of, 1545. 

Mac Gorman, Seoinin, 1577. 

Mac Gorman, Teige, son of Thomas, slain, 1545. 

Mac Gorman, Thomas Oge, son of Thomas, died, 
1577. 

Mac Gowan, Faelan, a historian, died, 1423. 

Mac Gowan, Gilla-na-naev, learned historian, 
died, 1364. 

Mac Gowan, Kian, son of Gilla-Oilbhe, historian, 
killed, 1426. 

Mac Gowan of the Stories, Thomas, son of Gilla- 
na-naev, ollav to O’Loughlin of Corcomroe, 
died, 1425. 

Mac Greine, joint king of Tuatha de Dananns, 
A.M. 3471, 3500. 

Mac Griffin, knight, taken prisoner, 1257. 

Macha, daughter-in-law of Neimhidh, a. m. 2850. 

Macha, wife of Neimhidh, died, a. M. 2850. 

Macha Mongruadh, daughter of Aedh Ruadh, 





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slain by Reachtaidh Righdhearg, a. m. 4540, 
4546. ; 

Mac Henry, i.e. Piers Poer, 1248. 

Mac Henry, John Ballagh, son of, slain, 1407. 

Mac Herbert, son of, 1455. 

Mac Herbert, Garrett, son of Edmond Geancach, 
148]. 

Mac Herbert, James, son of Meyler, slain,1481. 

Mac Hubert, John, son of Edward, died, 1369. 

Mac Hubert, Meyler, slain, 1371. 

Mac Hubert, Theobald, two grandsons of, slain, 
1450. 

Mac Hubert, William, son of Ulick Roe, taken 
prisoner, 1598. 

Mac Hugh, slain, 1583. 

Mac Hugh, Donnell, 1334. 

Mac Hugh, Murrough, son of Edmond Oge, 
slain, 1584. 

Mac Hugh, Rury Glas, son of Rory, died, 1489. 

Mac Hugossa, slain, 1303. 

Machui, foster-son of St. Patrick, 448. 

Maciairn, son of Dubhthach, lord of the Comanns, 
died, 1069. 

Mac Iarnain, chief of Cuircne, 1033. 

Mac-I-Brien-Ara, Conla, slain, 1545. 

Mac-I-Brien-Ara, Donnell, son of Teige, died, 
1508. 

Mac-I-Brien-Ara, Donough, son of Turlough, 
1579, 1582. 

Mac-I-Brien-Ara, Grainne, daughter of Tur- 
lough, died, 1582. 

wife of, 1592. 

Mac-I-Brien-Ara, Honora, daughter of Tur- 
lough, died, 1594. 

Mac-I-Brien-Ara, Murrough, slain, 1504. 

Mac-I-Brien-Ara, Murrough, son of Murtough, 
slain, 1559. 

Mac-I-Brien-Ara, Murtough, son of Turlough, 
bishop of Killaloe, 1585. 

Mac-I-Brien-Ara, Turlough, son of Murrough, 
died, 1601. 

Mac-I-Brien-Ara, Turlough, son of Murtough, 
1559. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac-I-Neill Boy of Clannaboy, Brian Ballagh, 
killed, 1425. 

sons of, 1426. 

Mac-I-Neill Boy, Henry, taken prisoner, 1453. 

escaped, 1455. 

Mac-I-Neill Boy, Henry Caech, blinded, 1426. 

Mac-I-Neill Boy, Murtough, 1450. 

Mac-I-Neills Boy of Clannaboy, 1418, 1419, | 
1420, 1421, 1422, 1424, 1425, 1427, 1432, 
1433, 1444, 1470. See ONeill Boy and 
O’Neill. 

Mac Innaighneorach, Amhlaeibh, chief harper 
of Ireland, died, 1168. 

Mac Jordan, Celia, daughter of, died, 1485. 

Mac Jordan, John, son of Meyler, lord of Baile- 
atha-leathan, slain, 1394. 

Mac Jordan, John, taken prisoner, 1486. 

Mac Jordan, Owen, son of Flaherty, 1426. 

Mac Jordan, Richard of the Wood, taken pri- 
soner, 1426. 

Mac Jordan, Stephen, slain, 1355. 

Mac Jordan De Exeter, 1416, 1428, 1472. 

Mac Jordan Duv, 1426. 

Mac Keherny, Cathal, killed, 1341. 

Mac Keherny, Cormac, chief of Ciarraighe, slain, 7 
1307,.1316. . 

Mac Kehernys, 1266, 1382, 1487. 

Mac Kele, erenagh of Killala, slain, 1257. See 
Mac Ceile. 

Mac Kelly of Breifny, son of, slain, 1522. 

Mac Kenna of Triucha, Donough, slain, 1325. 

Mac Kennas of Triucha, 1436. 

“Mac Kenny, Andreas, slain, 1373. 

Mac Keogh, Dubhthach, a poet, 1415. 

Mac Kernan. See Mac Tiernan. 

Mac Kernans, 1470. 

Mac Kidnel, Congalagh, bishop of Breifny, died, 
1250. 

Mac Lachtna, lord of Ciarraige-Luachra, died, 
816. 

Mac Laisre, abbot of Beannchair, died, 645. 

Mac Laisre, bishop and abbot of Ardmacha, 
died, 622. 








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INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Laisre, the Learned, of Bae Malzesdhaigh, 
died, 798. ; 

Macleighinn, son of Heda lord of Muscraighe- 
Breogain, died, 899. 

Macleighinn, son of Coireall, lord of Oirghialla, 
died, 1022. 

Mac Leighinn, son of Dunghalan, airchinneach 
of Dun-da-leathghlas, died, 992. 

Maclendai, son of Toman of Munster, died, 873. 

Mac Leod of Ara, 1594, 1595. 

Mac Liag, grandfather of Cumara, son of, 
1048. 

Mac Liag, Muircheartach, son of Cuceartach, 
chief poet, died, 1015. 

Mac Lochlainn. See Mac Loughlin. 

Mac Loingsighs, the two, killed, 1166. 

Mac Lonain, abbot of Ros-Cre, died, 1011. 

Mac Lorcan, Lorcan, sons of, 1350. 

Mac Loughlin, Anthony, or Uaithne, died, 1510. 

Mac Loughlin, Ardghal, or Ardghar, lord of 
Oileach, 1059, 1062, 1063. 

died, 1064. 

Mac Loughlin, Ardgal, son of, slain, 1197. 

Mac Loughlin, Conchobhar, 1122. ° 

son of, 1128, 1129. 

Mac Loughlin, Conor Beg, son of Murtough, 
killed, 1200. 

Mac Loughlin, Cormac, son of Murtough, slain, 
1345. 

Mac Loughlin, Dermot, slain, 1260. 

Mac Loughlin, Domhnall, son of Ardghar, king 
of Aileach, and of Ireland, 1087, 1088, 1090, 
1094, 1109, 1110, 1111, 1121. 

Mac Loughlin, Donnell, son of Hugh Mac 
Loughlin, 1181. t 

Mac Loughlin, Donnell, son of Murtough, alsen: 
1189. , 

Mac Loughlin, Donnell, 1234, 1238, 1239. . ' 

Mac Loughlin, Donough Oge, son of, died, 1430. 

Mac Loughlin, Hugh, son of cnt ona 
drowned, 1421. 

Mac Loughlin, John, chief of his tribe, aie, 
1375. ogly. 








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Mac Loughlin, Lochlainn, slain, 1160. 

Mac Loughlin, Maghnus, son of, lord of Cinel- 
Eoghain, 1128, 1129. 

Mac Loughlin, Melaghlin, lord of the Kinel- 
Owen, 1176. 

Mac Loughlin, Muircheartach, heir of Oileach, 
died, 1114. 

Mac Loughlin, Muircheartach. 
1143;,1:163; 1163; 

Mac Loughlin, Niall, son of Domhnall, heir of 
Aileach, 1114, 1119. 

son of, 1145, 1171. 

Mac Loughlin, Turlough, slain, 1603. 

Mac Loughlin, lord of Tulach-Og, 1051. 

Mac Lotghlins, 1053, 1148, 1152, 1186, 1212, 
1213, 1241. 

Mac Lughadha, Gilla-Enain, chief of Cuircne, 
slain, 1171. 

Mac Luighdheach, Columb, crozier of, 1178. 

Mac Madadhain, or Mac Madden, Muirchear- 
tach, lord of Ui-Breasail, slain, 1047. 

Mac Madden, Ivor, chief of Clann-Ruadhrach, 
slain, 1251. 

Mac Maeilesuthain, chief lector ofthe West of 
Ireland, died, 1125. 

Mac Maelain, son of, lord of Gaileanga-Breagh, 
killed, 1144. 

Mac Maelcoluim, Maelisa, antiquary and libra- 
rian of Ard-Macha, died, 1136. 

Mac Maeldalua, the Senior, chief anmchara of 
all Ireland, died, 1095. 

Mac Maelfhinn, Cathal, successor of Tighear- 
nan of Cluain-Eois, died, 1139. 

Mac Maelisa, Nicholas, coarb of St. Patrick, 
1293, 1299. 

Mac Mael-Martain, Conor, slain, 1502. 

Mac-Mael-na-mbo, Diarmaid, 1058. 

Mac Maengail, bishop of Raphoe, died, 1366. 

Mac Maghnusa. See Mac Manus. 

Mac Mahon, Brian Oge, son of Brian, lord of 
East Corca-Bhaiscinn, died, 1568. 


son of Niall, 





Mac Mahon, Donough an-Chuil, lord of Corco- 


Baiscinn, died, 1383. 


222 


Mac Mahon, Donough, lord of Corco-Baiscinn, 
died, 1488. 

Mac Mahon, Murrough Oge, heir to the lord- 
ship of Corco-Vaskin, 1359. 

Mac Mahon of Corco-Bhaiscinn, Teige-an-Duna, 
son of Donough, died, 1589. 

Mac Mahon, Teige Caech, son of Turlough, 
1595, 1598, 1599, 1601. 

killed, 1602. 

Mac Mahon of Corco-Bhaiscinn, Teige Roe, son 
of Turlough, 1488. 

Mac Mahon, Teige, son of Murrough, lord of 
East Corca-Bhaiscinn, died, 1568, 1594. 

Mac Mahon, Teige, son of Turlough, died, 1513. 

Mac Mahon, Turlough, died, 1326. 

Mac Mahon, Turlough Meith Mac Carthy’s, 
maritime officer, 1404. 

Mac Mahon, Turlough Roe, son of Teige, 1581, 
1594. 








wife of, 1591. 

Mac Mahon, Turlough, lord of Corco-Baiscinn, 
killed, 1426. 

Mac Mahon, Turlough, son of Brian, lord of 
West Corca-Bhaiscinn, died, 1595. 

wife of, died, 1591. 

Mac Mahon, Turlough, son of Teige, died, 1488. 

Mac Mahon, Turlough, son of Teige Caech, 
1602. 

Mac Mahon, Aenghus, of Oriel, slain, 1297. 

Mac Mahon, Ardghal, son of Brian More, lord 
of Oriel, 1402, 1416. 

grandson of, slain, 1485. 

Mac Mahon, Ardgal, brother of Hugh Oge, 1496. 

Mac Mahon, Ardgal, son of Hugh Oge, 1524. 

Mac Mahon, Art Balbh, slain, 1515. 

Mac Mahon, Art Mael, son of Redmond, slain, 
1560. d 

Mac Mahon, Art, son of Brian-na-Moicheirghe, 
1577, 1578. : 

Mac Mahon, Art, son of Rury, slain, 1480. 

Mac Mahon, Beanmidhe, daughter of, died, 1385. 

Mac Mahon, Brian, 1283. 

Mac Mahon, Brian, 1346. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Mahon, Brian More, son of Hugh, lord of 
Oriel, 1365, 1368, 1370, 1372. 

Mac Mahon, Brian-na-Moicheirghe, 1524. 

sons of, 1531. 

Mac Mahon, Brian Oge, 1516. 
Mac Mahon, Brian, lord of Oriel, 1410, 1414, 
1419. , 
Mac Mahon, Brian, son of Ardgal, lord of Oriel, 
1432, 1442. 

Mac Mghon, Brian, son of Donough, 1488. 

Mac Mahon, Brian, son of Donough Bacagh, 
wife of, 1578. 

Mac Mahon, Brian, son of Edmond, 1486. 

Mac Mahon, Brian, son of Gilla-Patrick, 1524. 

Mac Mahon, Brian, son of Hugh Oge, lord of 
Dartry-Oriel, 1589, 1593, 1595. 





Mac Mahon, Brian, son of John Boy, taken pri- 


soner, 1508. 


Mac Mahon, Brian, son of Redmond, 1478,1485, 


1492, 1496. 

sons of, 1501. 

Mac Mahon, Brian, son of Rury, lord of Dartry, 
slain, 1475, 1476, 1486, 1491. 

Mac Mahon, Cahir, son of Irial, taken prisoner, 
1485. 

Mac Mahon, Catherine, daughter of Ardgal, 
died, 1427. 

Mac Mahon, Catherine, daughter of Cucon- 
naught, died, 1507. 
Mac Mahon, Catherine, daughter of Hugh Roe, 

died, 1493. 





Mac Mahon, Colla, son of Manus, slain, 1467. 


Mac Mahon, Colla, son of Rury, slain, 1490. 

Mac Mahon, Conn, son of John Boy, slain, 1531. 

Mac Mahon, Cuconnaught, son of Philip Du- 
bhog, wife of, died, 1361. 

Mac Mahon, Cu-uladh, tanist of Oriel, died, 
1375. 

Mac Mahon, Donough, son of Donnell, slain, 
1330. 

Mac Mahon, Donough, son of Manus, slain, 
1381.- 

Mac Mahon, Edmond, taken prisoner, 1444. 





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Mac Mahon, Edmond Oge, son of Edmond, 
slain, 1486. - 

Mac Mahon, Edmond, son of Thomas Oge,1486. 

Mac Mahon, Edwina, daughter of, died, 1328. 

Mac Mahon, Eochy, tanist of Oriel, 1414. 

Mac Mahon, Eochy, son of Hugh Oge, 1524. 

Mac Mahon, Ever, slain, 1443. 

Mac Mahon, Ever, son of Brian, heir of Oriel, 
died, 1444. 

Mac Mahon, Ever, son of Cu-Uladh, lord of 
Farney, 1589. 

sons of, 1593. 

Mac Mahon, Ever, son of Hugh Oge, 1496, 
1497. 

Mac Mahon, Felim, son of Brian, lord of Oriel, 
1453, 1462, 1466. 

Mac Mahon, Felim, son of Redmond, slain, 1498. 





. Mac Mahon, Gilla-Patrick, son of Hugh Oge, 


slain, 1485, 1492, 1495, 1496. 
Mac Mahon, Glasny Oge, son of Redmond, chief 
of his name, 1521, 1524. 


Mac Mahon, Glasny, son of Redmond, 1485, 


1492, 1496. 

sons of, 1496. 

Mac Mahon, Hugh, 1397, 1399. 

Mac Mahon, Hugh Oge, slain, 1466. 

Mac Mahon, Hugh Oge, son of Hugh, slain, 
NEYAE : 

Mac Mahon, Hugh Oge, son of Hugh Roe, lord 
of Oriel, 1478, 1485, 1486, 1493, 1494, 1496. 

Mac Mahon, Hugh Roe, son of Glasny, 1494, 
1506. 





sons of, 1475, 1480, 1501. 

Mac Mahon, Hugh Roe, son of Rory, lord of 
Oriel, 1446, 1453. 

Mac Mahon, Hugh, son of Brian, taken pri- 
soner, 1498. 

Mac Mahon, Hugh, son of Brian-na-Moicheirghe, 
1560, 1562. 

Mac Mahon, Hugh, son of John Boy, 1500. 

Mac Mahon, Hugh, son of Owen, slain, 1522. 

Mac Mahon, Hugh, son of Roolv [Rodolph], 
1342, 1344. 








Mac Mahon, James, son of Eochy More, two 
sons of, slain, 1498. 

Mac Mahon, James, son of Ever, died, 1608. 

Mac Mahon, James, son of Philip, died, 1519. 

Mac Mahon, James, son of Rury, coarb of Clones, 
died, 1502. 

Mac Mahon, Joan, daughter of Brian, died,1525. 

Mac Mahon, Joan, daughter of Hugh Roe, died, 
1507. 

Mac Mahon, John, lord of Oriel, slain, 1331, 
1341, 1342. 

sons of, 1355. 

Mac Mahon, John Boy, son of Owen, 1492,1502. 

sons of, 1472, 1508. 

Mac Mahon, John Roe, son of Donough, slain, 
1493. 
Mac Mahon, Manus, son of Ardghal, heir of 
Oriel, 1424, 1431, 1432, 1437, 1443, 1444. 
Mac Mahon, Manus, son of Eochy, lord of Oriel, 
1344, 1349, 1357. 

daughter of, 1370. 

Mac Mahon; Manus, son of Henry, two sons of, 
slain, 1530. 

Mac Mahon, Manus, son of Hugh Roe, died, 
1489. 











sons of, 1496. 

Mac Mahon, Melaghlin, heir of Oriel, died, 
1369. 

Mac Mahon, Melaghlin, son of Felim Roe, slain, 
1498. 

Mac Mahon, Murrough, slain, 1331. 

Mac Mahon, Murrough, son of Murrough, slain, 
1316. 

Mac Mahon, Murrough Oge, lord of Oriel, died, 
1344. 

Mac Mahon, Murrough, son of, tanist of Oriel, 
slain, 1368. 

Mac Mahon, Murtough Cam, son of Conor, died, 
1598. 

Mac Mahon, Niall, slain, 1355. 

Mac Mahon, Niall, son of the coarb, died, 1484. 

Mac Mahon, Niall, son of Magrath, the official, 
1458. 





224 


Mac Mahon, Owen, son of James, taken pri- 
soner, 1485. 
Mac Mahon, Owen, son of John Boy, slain, 1492. 
Mac Mahon, Owen, son of Rury, lord of Oriel, 

1457, 1467. 

Mac Mahon, Owen, son of Thomas, made pri- 
soner, 1508. 

Mac Mahon, Philip, son of Brian More, lord of 
Oriel, died, 1402. 

Mac Mahon, Philip, son of the coarb, coarb of 
Clones, died, 1486. 

Mac Mahon, Philip, son of John Boy, died,1517. 

Mac Mahon, Redmond Oge, son of Redmond, 
1504, 1507, 1508. 

Mac Mahon, Redmond, son of Glasny, 1485, 
1498, 1504, 1510, 1521. 

sons of, 1510. 

Mac Mahon, Redmond, son of Rury, lord of 
Oriel, 1467, 1475, 1484. 

sons of, 1476, 1480, 1501. 

Mac Mahon, Roolbh [Rodolph], 1310, 1314. 

Mac Mahon, Rory, son of the lord of Oriel, 
1323, 1324. 

Mac Mahon, Rory, son of Ardgal More, lord of 
Oriel, died, 1446. 

sons of, 1459. 

Mac Mahon, Rory, son of John, slain, 1354. 

Mac Mahon, Rory, vicar of Clones, died, 1504. 

Mac Mahon, Ross, 1501. 

Mac Mahon, Ross, son of Art, 1585, 1589. 

Mac Mahon, Ross, son of Manus, lord of Oriel, 
1496, 1513. 

Mac Mahon, Rury, 1432, 1457. 

Mac Mahon, Rury Oge, died, 1474. 

Mac Mahon, Rury, son of Brian, slain, 1496, 
1501. 

Mac Mahon, Tuathal, son of Hugh Oge, slain, 
1497. 

Mac Mahon, William, 1337. 

Mac Mahons, 1239, 1273, 1354, 1369, 1422, 
1437, 1444, 1452, 1455, 1460, 1466, 1471, 
1492, 1504, 1511, 1515, 1531, 1567, 1599, 
1600. 














INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Mailin, Clarus, 1237, 1239, 1245, 1247. 

Mac Mailin, Magrath, priest, died, 1236. 

Mac Maine, son of Cosgrach, comharba of Cill- 
Dalua, died, 1012. 

Mac Manus Maguire, Brian, of Seanadh, slain, 
1318. 

Mac Manus Maguire, Brian, son of Teige, slain, 
1501. 

Mac Manus Maguire, Brian, wife of, died, 1439. 

Mac Manus Maguire, Cathal Oge, son of Cathal 
More, died, 1480. 

Mac Manus Maguire of Seanadh, Cathal Oge, 
son of Cathal, parson of Inis-Caoin, &c., died, 
1498. 

wife of, died, 1486. 

Mac Manus Maguire, Cormac, son of Cathal Oge, 
died, 1531. 

Mac Manus Maguire, Donough, son of Teige, 
slain, 1501. 

Mac Manus Maguire, Gilla-Patrick, son of, died, 
1494. 

Mac Manus Maguire, Gilla-Patrick, son of Felim, 
died, 1514. 

Mac Manus Maguire, Grainne, daughter of, died, 
1321. 

Mac Manus Maguire, James, slain, 1494. 





Mac Manus Maguire, Maine, son of Melaghlin, 
slain, 1498. 

Mac, Manus Maguire, Manus, son of Melaghlin, 
1388. : 

Mac Manus Maguire, Manus, son of Owen Roe, 
died, 1495. 

Mac Manus Maguire, Matthew, a wealthy farmer, 
died, 1342. 

Mac Manus Maguire, Melaghlin Oge, slain, 
1316.9 

Mac Manus Maguire, Murtough, son of Cathal 
More, archdeacon of Clogher, diedy 1441. 

Mac Manus Maguire, Owen, son of Felim, died, 
1529. 

wife of, died, 1529. 

Mac Manus Maguire, Redmond, son of Cathal 
Oge, died, 1518. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Manus Maguire, Thomas Oge, son of Cathal 
Oge, official of Lough Erne, died, 1527. 

Mac Manus Maguire, William, son of, slain, 
1486. 

Mac Manuses of Seanadh, 1320, 1379. 

Mac Manus of Tir-Tuathail, slain, 1411. 

Mac Manus of Tir-Tuathail, Murtough Oge, son 
of, 1382. 

Mac Manus of Tir-Tuathail, Rory, sons of, 1411. 

Mac Manus of Tir Tuathail, Rory, son of Owen 
Roe, slain, 1460. 

Mac Manus of Tir-Tuathail, Teige, 1363. 

Mac Manus, tower of, at Nenagh, in Ormond, 
1548. 

Mac Maoilcorra, Gillaboy, 1406. 

Mac Maoiltuile, Donough Baisileir, died, 1503. 

Mac Maras Cairbreach, a noble priest, died, 
1098. 

Mac Maras Ua Caemhain, successor of Oenna, 
died, 1095. 

Mac Martin, 1291. 

Mac Martin, slain, 1320. 

Mac Martin, Henry, slain, 1337. 

Mac Master, Sitric na Srona, slain, 1369. 

Mac Mathghamhna. See Mac Mahon. 

Mac Maurice Airig, died, 1478. 

Mac Maurice of Brees, Maurice, son of Johnock 
Roe, slain, 1341. 

Mac Maurice of Brees, Seoinin Oge, slain, 1300. 

Mac Maurice of Brees, Thomas, slain, 1341. 

Mac Maurices of Brees, 1366, 1367, 1412, 1419, 
1446, 1472. 

Mac Maurice of Kerry, Edmond, son of, slain, 
1446. 

Mac Maurice of Kerry, Edmond, son of Thomas, 
died, 1510. 

Mac Maurice of Kerry, Edmond, son of Thomas, 
son of Edmond, 1581, 1582. 

Mac Maurice of Kerry, Margaret, wife of, died, 
1563. 

Mac Maurice of Kerry, Patrickin, son of Tho- 
mas, 1581, 1590, 1600. 

sons of, 1582. 








225 


Mac Maurice of Kerry, Robert, son of, 1582. 

Mac Maurice of Kerry, Thomas, son of, slain, 
1417. 

Mac Maurice of Kerry, Thomas, son of Edmond, 
1567, 1568, 1572, 1577, 1590. 

Mac Maurice of Kerry, Thomas, son and heir 
of Patrickin, 1600, 1601. 

Mac Maurices of Kerry, 1405, 1516, 1517,1563, 
1580, 1582, 1600, 1601, 1602. 

Mac Meangain, Maelchiarain, noble priest of 
Suidhe Choluim Chille, at Kells, died, 1148. 

Mac Mearain, the Sinnach, 1374. 

Mac Menman, Donough, slain, 1303. 

Mac Menman, Hugh, 1303. 

Mac Meyler of Corran, slain, 1386. 

Mac Meyler, Gilbert, died, 1361. 

Mac Meyler, Thomas, sons of, 1416. 

Mac Mibric, or Merrick, slain, 1237. 

Mac-mic-Donnghail, bishop of Cill-dara, died, 
1108. 

Mac Milchin, Murtough, slain, 1379. 

Mac Morrissy, the Great Dean, died, 1377. 

Mac Morrissy, Thomas, bishop of Achonry, died, 
1398. 

Mac Mughroin, Gilla-an-choimhdhe, erenagh of 
Cill-an-Iomaire, died, 1362. 

Mac Muireadhaigh, Fiacha, airchinneach of 
Lughmhadh, died, 1147. 

Mac Muirgheasa, lector of Fearna, died, 1129. 

Mac Muirgheasa. See Mac Morrissy. 

Mac Muirigen, Cathal, 1087. 

Mac Muldoon, slain, 1323. 

Mac Mulrony, Manus, son of Auliffe, died, 
1232. 

Mac Murchadha. See Mac Murrough. 

Mac Murchadhain, Dermot, a priest, died, 
1464. 

Mac Murray, Matthew, prior of Kilmore, died, 
1382. 

Mac Murrough, Art, brother of Murtough, 
slain, 1282. 

Mac Murrough, Art Boy, son of Donnell Reagh, 
died, 1518. 


26 


226 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Murrough, Art, king of Leinster, died, 
1361. 

Mac Murrough, Art, son of Art, son of Mur- 
tough, son of Maurice, king of Leinster, 
1394, 1395, 1413, 1417. 

Mac Murrough, Art, son of Gerald, slain, 
1380. 

Mac Murrough, Art, son of Thomas Finn, roy- 
‘damna of Leinster, slain, 1383. 

Mac Murrough, Cahir, son of Art, died, 
1554. 

Mae Murrough, Conchobhar, or Conor, son of 
Diarmaid, put to death, 1170. 

Mac Murrough, Dearbhail, daughter of Cathal, 
died,-1338. 

Mac Murrough, Dermot, or Diarmaid NanGall, 
king of Leinster, 1137, 1138, 1141, 1144, 
1149, 1151, 1152, 1153, 1155, 1157, 1161, 
1166, 1167, 1169. 





LIGZ: 





hostages of, executed, 1170. 

died, 1171. 

Mac Murrough, Dermot, king of Leinster, 1583, 
1599: 

Mac Murrough, Dermot the Redhanded, king 
of Leinster, 1368, 1369. 

Mac Murrough, Donnell Kavanagh, son of Der- 
mot, king of Leinster, 1161, 1175. 

son of, put to death by Roderic O’Conor, 








LTO! 


Mac Murrough, Donnell Reagh, heir of Leinster, 


died, 1361. 

Mac Murrough, Donough, lord of Leinster, 
1417. 

Mac Murrough, Donough Kavanagh, king of 
Leinster, slain, 1375. 

Mac Murrough, Donough, son of Art, lord of 
Kinsellagh, 1488. 

Mac Murrough, Donough, son of Art Kavanagh, 
1419, 1428, 1431. 

Mac Murrough, Donough, son of Hugh Oge, 
wife of, died, 1338. 


* 


returned from England with forces, | 
| 





Mac Murrough, Enna, king of Leinster, 1119, 
1122, 1126. - 

Mac Murrough, Enna, heir of Leinster, blinded, 
1168. 

Mac Murrough, Gluiniairn, daughter of, died, 
IV. 

Mac Murrough, Ivor, slain, 1206. 

Mac Murrough, Mac an-Abbaidh, 1525. 

Mac Murrough, Maelseachlainn, son of Diarmaid, 
lord of Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, slain, 1132. 

Mac Murrough, Murrough, grandson of Mur- 
rough, 1166. 

Mac Murrough, Murrough Ballagh, son of 
Donough, died, 1511. 

Mac Murrough, Murrough, son of Maurice 
Kavanagh, killed, 1557. 

Mac Murrough, Murtough, king of Leinster, 
slain, 1282. 

Mac Murrough, Murtough Kavanagh, heir of 
Leinster, slain, 1442. 


| Mac Murrough, Murtough, son of Art Boy, 


died, 1547. 

Mac Murrough, Murtough, son of Murrough, 
lord of Hy-Kinsellagh, died, 1193. 

Mac Murrough, Sadhbh, daughter of Gluiniairn, 
successor of Brighit, died, 1171. 

Mac Murroughs of Leinster, 1134, 1159, 1225, 
1354, 1380, 1386, 1395, 1405, 1408, 1432, 
1442, 1452, 1509, 1549. See Kavanagh. 

Mac Murrough of Muintir-Birn, Donn, 1355. 

Mac Murrough of Muintir-Birn, in Tyrone, 
Donnell, slain, 1208. 

Mac Murrough, Mulmurry, lord of Muintir- 
Birn, in Tyrone, slain, 1172. 
Mac Murrough of the Mountain, wife of, died, 

1328. 

Mac Murry. See Mac Muireadhaigh. 

Mac Naghtan, Dowell, son of, slain, 1548. 

Mac Naghtan, Naghtan, bishop of Ros-ailithre, 
died, 1085. 

Mac Naisci, son of, 1373. 

Mac Namara, Aine, daughter of, died, 1381. 

Mac Namara, Cumara, son of, slain, 1328. 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Namara, Cumara, slain, 1459. 

Mac Namara, Cumara, slain, 1486. 

Mac Namara, Cumara Gearr, slain, 1379. 

Mac Namara, Cumeadha, or Covey, son of John, 
heir of Clann-Cuilein, died, 1416. 

Mac Namara, Cumeadha, son of John, died, 
1492. 

Mac Namara, Cumeadha, son of John, son of 
Teige, died, 1587. 

Mac Namara, Donnell, son of, lord of Ui-Caisin, 
died, 1099. 

Mac Namara, Donnell, drowned, 1159. 

Mac Namara, Donnell, died, 1368. 

Mac Namara, Donnell Reagh, son of Cumeadha, 
successor of John, 1570. 

Mac Namara, Donough, slain, 1311]. 

Mac Namara, Donough, slain, 1356. 

Mac Namara, Donough, sons of, 1486. 

Mac Namara, Donough, son of Teige, died, 
1584. 

Mac Namara, Finola, daughter of Rory, died, 
1490. ; 

Mac Namara, Hugh, son of the daughter of 
O'Daly, 1378. 

Mac Namara, Hugh, son of Philip Roe, died, 
1487. 

Mac Namara, 
1370. 

Mac Namara, John, chief of Clann-Cuilein, died, 
T3%3: 

Mac Namara, John-na-nGeimhleach, son of 
Cumara, died, 1592. 

Mac Namara, John, son of Sida, lord of East 
Clann-Coilein, died, 1570. 

Mac Namara, John, son of Teige, lord of West 
Clann-Coilein, 1571, 1585. 

Mac Namara, Maccon Ceann-Mor, chief of Clann- 
Cuilein, died, 1433. 

Mac Namara, Maccon, son of Cu-meadha, slain, 
1542. 

Mac Namara, Maccon, son of Rory, 1542. 

Mac Namara, Mahon, died, 1404. 

Mac Namara, Mahon, son of John, died, 1377. 


Joanna Cam, wife of, died, 





227 


Mac Namara, Melaghlin Maineach, chief of 
Clann-Cuilein, died, 1432. 

Mac Namara, Raghnailt, daughter of John, died, 
1486. 

Mac Namara, Randal Beg, 1182. 

Mac Namara, Sheeda Cam, killed by the English, 
1369. 

Mac Namara, Sheeda Cam, lord of Clann-Coilein, 
1402, 1406, 1444. 

Mac Namara, Sheeda of Kilkenny, son of John, 
died, 1370. 

Mac Namara, Sheeda, son of Maccon, tanist of 
east part of Clann-Coilein, slain, 1578. 

Mac Namara, Slaine, daughter of Sida Cam, 
died, 1498. 

Mac Namara, Teige, son of Cumeadha, died, 
1571. 

Mac Namara, Teige, son of Donnell Reagh, 
hanged, 1588. 

Mac Namara, Teige, son of Loughlin, slain, 
1378. 

Mac Namara Finn, Donnell, son of John, 1602. 

Mac Namara Finn, John, son of Teige, 1598, 
1602. 

Mac Namara Reagh, Donnell Reagh, son of Cu- 
meadha, lord of West Clann-Cuilein, died, 
1592. 

Mac Namaras, 1151, 1170, 1334, 1377, 1428, 
1510. 

Mac Namee, Amhlaeibh, chief of Sil-Ro-nain, 
son of, slain, 1095. 

Mac Namee, Brian Doragh, son of Solomon, 
died, 1542. 

Mac Namee, Brian Oge, son of Brian Roe, died, 
1516. 

Mac Namee, Brian, son of Donough, died, 
1582. 

Mac Namee, the dean, son of Brian Roe, died, 
1525. 

Mac Namee, Eachmarcach Roe, a poet, died, 
1420. 

Mac Namee, Maelisa, chief poet to ONeill, died, 
1434. 


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228 


Mac Namee, Mary, daughter of, died, 1548. 

Mac Namee, Melaghlin, died, 1523. 

Mac Namee, Solomon, son of John, ollav to 
O’Neill, died, 1507. 

Mac Namee, Teige, son of Conor Roe, poet, died, 
1493. 

Mac Neamhnaill, abbot of Birra, died, 745. 

Mac Neill, 1471. 

Mac Neill Cam, 1346. 

Mac Nicholas, Nicholas, son of William, re- 
ceiver of the Geraldines, slain, 1581. 

Mac Nise, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 589. 

Mac Nise, bishop of Connor, died, 513. 

successors of, 952, 954, 1038. 

Mac Oda, a knight, slain, 1544. 

Macoige, abbot of Tamhlacht, died, 873. 

Macoige of Aporcrosain, abbot of Beannchair, 
died, 797. 

Mac Oirghiallaigh, sons of, 1447. 

Mac Onchon, scribe of Cill-dara, died, 724. 

Mac Ottir, son of, assumed the chieftainship of 
Ath-cliath, 1142. 

Mac Philbin, slain, 1355. 

Mac Pierce, son of, 1516, 1526. 

son of, sheriff of the county Tipperary, 








1598. 
Mac Pierce, Edmond, 
1567. 


son of James, died, 

daughter of, died, 1587. 

Mac Pierce, Ellen, daughter of James, son of 
Edmond, died, 1583. 

Mac Pierce, 
1601. 

Mac Pierce, Joan, daughter of Pierce-na-Buile, 
1583. 

Mac Pierce, Maurice, son of, taken prisoner, 
1476. 

Mac Pierce Fitzgerald, James, son of Richard, 
bishop of Kerry, died, 1583. 

Mac Prior, Carbry, wife of, died, 1530. 

Mac Quillin, Aduc, slain, 1355. . 

Mac Quillin, Brian, son of Hugh, sons of, 
1490. 





James, son of Edmond, 1567, 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Quillin, Cormac, slain, 1472. 

Mac Quillin, Cormac, 1524, 1529. 

Mac Quillin, Felim, son of Rory, slain, 1490. 

Mac Quillin, Garrett, sons of, 1513. 

Mac Quillin, Jenkin, high constable of Ulster, 
died, 1358. 

Mac Quillin, Jenkin Carragh, 1472. 

Mac Quillin, Jenkin Roe, son of Richard, slain, 
1489. 

Mac Quillin, John Cahanagh, son of John, 
1492. 

Mac Quillin, Johnock, 1310, 1311. 

Mac Quillin, Richard, slain, 1445. 

Mac Quillin, Richard, son of Rury, slain, 
1513. 

Mac Quillin, Rury, slain, 1472. 

son of, slain, 1492. 

Mac Quillin, Rury, son of Walter, 1541, 1542. 

Mac Quillin, Slevny, constable of Ulster, died, 
1368. 

Mac Quillin, Walter, son of Cormac,1489, 1492, 
1506. 








Walter, sons of, 1513. 

Mac Quillin, Walter, son of Garrett, killed, 
1532. 

Mac Quillins, 1357, 1418, 1425, 1427, 1431, 
1433, 1434, 1442, 1444, 1450, 1454, 1469, 
1470, 1471, 1483, 1489, 1508, 1544, 1560, 
1583, 1584. 

Mac Quin, Manus, slain, 1281. 

Mac Raghnall. See Mac Rannall. 


_Macraith, the Wise, 448. 


Macraith, chief poet of Munster, died, 1098. 

Macraith, cleric of Ard-Macha, died, 1149. 

Macraith, grandson of Donnchadh, lord of 
Eoghanacht-Chaisil, died, 1052. 

Macraith, son of Gorman, lord of Ui-Bairrche, 
slain, 1042. ; 

Macraith, son of Muireadhach Claen, lord of 
Ciarraighe-Luachra, slain, 1015. 

Mac Randal of Scotland, 1213. 

Mac Rannall,. Aine, wife of Geoffrey,- died, 

. 1427, 








INDEX NOMINUM. 229 


Mac Rannall, Auliffe, son of Geoffrey, died, 
1360. 

Mac Rannall, Brian, son of Dermot, slain, 1473. 

Mac Rannall, Brian, son of Gilchreest, slain, 
1330. 

Mac Rannall, Brian, son of Teige, slain, 1490. 

Mac Rannall, Cathal, chief of Muintir-Eolais, 
1237, 1247, 1253, 1265. 

Mac Rannall, Cathal Oge, son of Cathal Roe, 
chief of Muintir-Eolais, died, 1468. 

Mac Rannall, Cathal Oge, son of Cathal, 1492, 
1524. 

Mac Rannall, Cathal, 1433, 1442. 

son of, 1428. 

Mac Rannall, Cathal Roe, 1378, 1401. 

Mac Rannall, Cathal, son of the Caoch, slain, 
1337, 1360. 

sons of, put to death, 1344, 1346. 

Mac Rannall, Cathal, son of Gilchreest, slain, 
1318. 

Mac. Rannall, Cathal, son of Melaghlin, slain, 
1490. 

Mac Rannall, Cathal, son of Owney, slain, 
1473. 

Mac Rannall, Catherine, daughter of Conor, son 
of Cathal, died, 1490. 

Mac Rannall, Conmac, son of Seoinin, 1472. 

Mag Rannall, Conn, sons of, 1187. 

Mac Rannall, Conor, 1265. 

Mac Rannall, Conor, lord of Muintir-Eolais, 
slain, 1150. 

Mac Rannall, Conor, slain, 1472. 

Mac Rannall, Conor Oge, son of Conor, slain, 
1492. 

Mac Rannall, Conor, son of Cathal Roe, lord of 
Clann-Bibhsaigh, died, 1463. 

Mac Rannall, Conor, son of Ivor, 1337, 1346. 

Mac Rannall, Conor, son of Murrough, died, 
1488. 

Mac Rannall, Cormac, chief of Muintir-Eolais, 
slain, 1355. 

Mac Rannall, Cumhscrach, chief of Muintir- 
Eolais, 1410. 











Mac Rannall, Dermot, lord of Muintir-Eolais, 
1367, 1375, 1383. 

Mac Rannall, Dermot Duv, son of Melaghlin, 
chief of Muintir-Eolais, slain, 1384. 

Mac Rannall, Dermot, son of Ir, slain, 1446. 

Mac Rannall, Dermot, son of William, slain, 
1473. 

Mac Rannall, Donnell, son of Melaghlin, slain, 
1494. 

Mac Rannall, Donnell, son of Randal, slain, 
1197. 

Mac Rannall, Duveovla, daughter of, died, 
1378. 

Mac Rannall, Duvcovla, wife of Cathal Roe, 
died, 1381. 

Mac Rannall, Edmond, son of Conor, died, 
1478. 

Mac Rannall, Farrell, slain, 1378. 

Mac Rannall, Farrell, chief of Muintir-Eolais, 
slain, 1306. 

Mac Rannall, Farrell, son of Dermot, 1415. 

Mac Rannall, Farrell, son of Geoffrey, died, 
1360. 

Mac Rannall, Farrell, son of Jeffrey, primate of 
Armagh, died, 1356. 

Mac Rannall, Farrell, son of Murrough, 1473. 

Mac Rannall, Farrell, son of Robert, prior of 
Maethail, died, 1447. 

Mac Rannall, Felim, son of Gilla-na-naev, sons 
of, 1494. 

Mac Rannall, Felim, son of Mulrony, died, 
1503. 

Mac Rannall, Felim, son of Murrough, died, 
1447. 

Mac Rannall, Finola, daughter of, 1418. 

Mac Rannall, Geoffrey, made chief of Muintir- 
Eolais, 1317. 

Mac Rannall, Geoffrey, died, 1354. 

sons of, 1353. 

Mac Rannall, Geoffrey, 1431. 

Mac Rannall, Geoffrey, son of Melaghlin, 1401. 

Mac Rannall, Gilchreest Dall, slain, 1327. 

sons of, 1328. 








230 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Rannall, Gilchreest, son of John, son of 
the prior, slain, 1486. 

Mac Rannall, Hubert, son of Mulrony, heir of 
Conmaicne-Rein-na-bh-Fomorach, slain, 1492. 

Mac Rannall, Hubert, son of Teige, 1490. 

Mac Rannall, Ir, son of Cathal Roe, tanist, died, 
1464. 

Mac Rannall, Ir, son of William, slain, 1464. 

Mac Rannall, Ivor, chief of Muintir-Eolais, slain, 
1326, 1328. 

sons of, 1355. 

Mac Rannall, Ivor, son of Edmond, heir of Mu- 
intir-Eolais, slain, 1428. 

Mac Rannall, John, son of the prior, died, 
1486. 

Mac Rannall, Lasarina, wife of, died, 1381. 

Mac Rannall, Mahon, chief of Muintir-Eolais, 
slain, 1315. 

Mac Rannall, Manus, 1412. 

Mac Rannall, Manus, son of Ir, 1488. 

Mac Rannall, Melaghlin, chief of Muiatir-Eolais, 
died, 1366. 

race of, 1419, 1430, 1433, 1472, 1473, 








1486. 
Mac Rannall, Melaghlin, 1451, 1468, 1472. 
sons of, 1490. 





Mac Rannall, Melaghlin, son of Dermot, died, | 


1486. 
Mac Rannall, Melaghlin, son of Ivor, taken pri- 
soner, 1337. 


taken prisoner, 1499. 

Mac Rannall, Melaghlin, son of William, chief 
of Muintir-Eolais, 1488, 1492, 1501. 

Mac Rannall, More, wife of Dermot, died, 
1378. 

Mac Rannall, Mulrony, son of Cathal, slain, 
1401. 

Mac Rannall, Mulrony, son of Connor, died, 
1455. 





sons of, 1486, 1487. 
Mac Rannall, Murray, the Gillaroe, chief of 
Muintir-Eolais, 1196. 





Mac Rannall, Murrough, son of Teige, slain, 
1482. ; 





son of, 1497. 

Mac Rannall, Murtough, son of Randal More, 
slain, 1366. 

Mac Rannall, Owen, son of Geoffrey, slain, 
1340. 

Mac Rannall, Owen, son of Ir, 1486, 1488. 

Mac Rannall, Rannall, chief of Muintir-Eolais, 
slain, 1288. 

Mac Rannall, Rannall, chief of Muintir-Eolais, 
died, 1410. ; 

Mac Rannall, Rannall Oge, chief of Muintir- 
Eolais, 1317, 1324. 

Mac Rannall, Rannall, son of Cormac, slain, 
1373: 





sons of, 1384. 

Mac Rannall, Rannall, son of Geoffrey, heir of: 
Conmaicne, died, 1473. 

Mac Rannall, Richard, heir of Muintir-Eolais, 
1384, 1405. 


| Mac Rannall, Teige, chief of Muintir-Eolais, 


1330, 1343, 1345, 1347, 1353. 

Mac Rannall, Teige Oge, died, 1374. 

Mac Rannall, Teige, son of Cathal Oge, chief of 
Muintir-Eolais, 1468, 1482, 1486. 

Mac Rannall, Teige, son of Conor, 1490. 

Mac Rannall, Teige, son of Ivor, taken prisoner, 
T3372 


| Mac Rannall, Teige, son of Melaghlin, slain, 
Mac Rannall, Melaghlin, son of Murrough, | 


1497. 
Mac Rannall, Thomas, died, 1352. 


” Mac Rannall, Tomaltagh, son of Ivor, 1337, 


1346. 

Mac Rannall, William, chief of half Muintir- 
Eolais, died, 1468, 1473. 

Mac Rannall, William, son of Dermot, slain, 
1387. 

Mac Rannall, William, son of Ir, 1488, 1492. 

Mac Rannall, William, son of Mahon, slain, 
1344. ; 

Mac Rannalls, 1184, 1296, 1385, 1430, 1433, 
1473, 1475, 1476, 1486. 


Ne 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Reevy, or Mac Riabhaigh, Cathal, lord of 
Feara-Scedne, died, 1238. 

Mac Reodan, Gilchreest, son of Cormac, 1179. 

Mac Riabhaigh, Eoghan, son of, killed, 1107. 

Mac Riabhaigh, Niall, son of, lord of Callraighe, 
died, 1105. 

Mac Riabhaigh, Raghnall, son of, 1120. 

Mac Riagail Ua Maglena, abbot of Birra, died, 
820. 

Mac Richard, 1462. 

Mac Rifferty, or Mac Rithbheartaigh, Cioth- 
ruadh, ollav to Maguire, died, 1478. 

Mac Rithbheartaigh, Cuconnaught, ollav to 
Maguire, died, 1524. 

Mac Kithbheartaigh, Melaghlin, ollav of Ferma- 
nagh, died, 1354. 

Mace Robias, abbot of Clones, died, 1257. 

Macrodaidhe, son of Dunchadh, airchinneach of 
Cluain-Boireann, died, 919. 

Mac Roedig, Roduv, chief of Kinel-Aenghusa, 
slain, 1199. 

Mac Ronain, Maelbrighde, comharba of Ceanan- 
nus, killed, 1117. 

Mac Rory, constable of O’Conor, slain, 1342. 

Mac Rory, lord of the Innsi-Gall, slain, 1318. 

Mac Rory, Donough, erenagh of Machaire-na- 
Croise, in Fermanagh, died, 1509. 

Mac Rory, Dugald, lord of Innsi-Gall, died, 
1268. 

Mac Rourke, Randal, chief of Teallach-Conmasa, 
1333, 1389. 

Mac Rourke, Tiernan, put to death, 1324. 

Mac Ruaidhri, lord of Fearnmhagh, slain, 
1039. 

Mac Ruitsi, lord of Cinel-Fhiachach, 
1039. 

Mac Saerghusa, Muireadhach, son of, airchin- 
neach of Daimhliag, died, 1045. 

Mac Samuel, Cairbre, chief ollamh of Ireland 
in penmanship, died, 1162. 

Mac Scelling, commander of a Scottish fleet, 
1154. 

Mac Scolaighe, Cucaille, son of, 1151. 


slain, 





231 


Mac Scolaighe, Gillacruimhthirfraeich, successor 
of Bearach of Cluain-coirpthe, died, 1128. 
Mac Scoloige, Johannes, erenagh at Rossorry, 
1411. 

Mac Scoloige, Lucas, vicar of Achadh-Urchair, 
died, 1394. 

Mac Sealbhaigh, Sithfruich, lord of Feara-Rois, 
slain, 1096. 

Mac Seanain, lord of Gaileanga, killed, 1066. 

Mac Seanain, Amhlaeibh, son of, lord of Gaile: 
anga, slain, 1130. 

Mac Seanain, Cathalan, killed, 1103. 

Mac Seanain, Cochall, son of, 1128. 

Mac Seanain, Maeleachlainn, son of Dombnall 
Sugach, slain, 1145. 

Mac Seancha, adherent of O’Gara, 1359. 

Mac Searraigh, Gillaphadraig, lord of Dal- 
Buinne, slain, 1130. 

Mac Searraigh, Macraith, bishop of Conmaicne, 
died, 1230. 

Mac Searraigh, Richard, slain, 1473. 

Mac Seoinin, Seoinin More, 1520. 

Mac Seoinin, Theobald Boy, 1577. 

Mac Shane, son of, 1542. 

Mac Shanly, Brian, slain, 1473. 

Mac Shanly, Donncahy, died, 1256. 

Mac Shanly, Donneahy, son of Murray, servant 
of trust to the king of Connaught, died, 1404. 

Mac Shanly, Donough, son of Donough, slain, 
1473. 

Mac Shanly, Sitric, slain, 1254, 1260. 

Mac Shanly, Teige, died, 1354. 

Mac Shanly, killed, 1378. 

Mac Sheehy, Edmond Dorcha [the Dark], son 
of Donnell, executed, 1585. 

Mac Sheehy, Edmond Oge, son of Edmond, 
chief constable of the Geraldines, slain, 1568. 

sons of, 1573, 1582. 

Mac Sheehy, Edmond Oge, son of Edmond, put 
to death, 1586. 

Mac Sheehy, John, slain, 1397. 

Mac Sheehy, Manus Oge, son of Manus, sons of, 


1599. 





232 


Mac Sheehy, Manus, son of Edmond, slain, 
1567. 

Mac Sheehy, Murrough Bacagh, son of Edmond, 
died, 1583. 

Mac Sheehy, Murrough Baclamhach, son of 
Murrough Balbh, executed, 1597. 

Mac Sheehy, Murrough Balbh, son of Manus, 
slain, 1568. 

Mac Sheehy, Murtough, son of Edmond, slain, 
1582. 

Mac Sheehy, Owen, son of Edmond Oge, slain, 
1579. : 

Mac Sheehy, Rory, son of Manus, taken pri- 
soner, 1568. 

Mac Sheehy, Rory, son of Manus, chief constable 
of Geraldines, died, 1600. 

Mac Sheehy, Rory, son of Murrough Balbh, 
executed, 1597. 

Mac Sheehy, Turlough, slain, 1522. 

Mac Sheehy, Turlough, son of Edmond Oge, 
executed, 1585. 

Mac Sheehy, William, slain, 1367. 

Mac Sherry, Magrath, bishop of Conmaicne, 
died, 1230. 

Mac Sherry, Richard, slain, 1473. 

Mac Simon, Dermot, slain, 1366. 

Mac Sluaghadhaigh, or Mac Slowey, noble priest 
of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 1051. 

Mac Soilligh, or Mac Solly, airchinneach of 
Iniscaein-Deagha, died, 1085. 

Mac Somhairle, or Mac Samhairle. See Mac 
Sorley. 

Mac Sorley, lord of Argyle, 1247, 1258, 1259. 

Mac Sorley, Dugald, daughter of, 1259. 

Mac Sorley, Randal, sons of, 1211. 

Mac Suibhne. See Mac Sweeny. 

Mac Sweeny, Aenghus, son of Donough, slain, 
1541. 

Mac Sweeny, Brian, 1513. 

Mac Sweeny, Brian Ballagh, son of Mulmurry, 
1579. 

Mac Sweeny, Brian-na-mBarrog, son of Mul- 
murry, died, 1579. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Sweeny, Brian Oge, slain, 1498. 

Mac Sweeny, Brian Oge, slain, 1588. 

Mac Sweeny, Brian Oge, son of Maelmurry, 
1547. 

Mac Sweeny, Brian, son of Edmond, slain, 1552. 

Mac Sweeny, Brian, son of Ever, 1581. 

Mac Sweeny, Catherine, daughter of, died, 1530. 

Mac Sweeny, Colla, son of Gilla-Duv, son of 
Conor, died, 1576. 

Mac Sweeny, Colla, son of Mulmurry, chief 
constable of the Butlers, slain, 1582. 

Mac ‘Sweeny, Colla, son of Murrough, slain, 
1559. 

Mac Sweeny, Conor, son of Donnell, slain, 1429. 

Mac Sweeny, Conor, son of Donough, 1554. 

Mac Sweeny, Conor, son of Murrough, slain, 
1497. 

Mac Sweeny, Conor, son of Murrough, son of 
Donough, constable of Thomond, 1545, 1559. 

Mac Sweeny, Donnell, descendants of, 1557. 

Mac Sweeny, Donnell Gorm, son of Donnell 
Oge, 1544, 1557. 

Mac Sweeny, Donnell Oge, son of Mulmurry, 
1547, 1577. 

sons of, 1544. 

Mac Sweeny, Donnell, son of Donough, 1554. 

sons of, slain, 1583. 

Mac Sweeny, Donnell, son of John, descendants 
of, 1573. ; 

Mac Sweeny, Donnell, son of Murrough, 1570, 
1582. 

Mac Sweeny, Donnell, son of Niall Meirgeach, 
slain, 1599. 

Mac Sweeny, Donnell, son of Owen of the Lake, 
constable of Muskerry, died, 1589. 

MacSweeny, Donough Bacagh, son of Mulmurry, 
son of, slain, 1574. 

Mac Sweeny, Donough, brother of the constable 
of North Connaught, slain, 1397. 

Mac Sweeny, Donough, sons of, taken prisoners, 
1427. 

Mac Sweeny, Donough, son of Hugh, prior of 
Derry, died, 1475. 














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INDEX NOMINUM. ‘ 233 


Mac Sweeny, Donough, son of Mulmurry Meir- 
geach, made Mac Sweeny Banagh, 1588. 

Mac Sweeny, Donough, son of Murrough, slain, 
1559. 

Mac Sweeny, Donough, son of Turlough, put 
to death, 1576. 

Mac Sweeny, Donslevy, brother of the constable 
of North Connaught, slain, 1397. 

Mac Sweeny, Dowell, slain, 1356. 

Mac Sweeny, Dowell Gruama, slain, 1474. 

Mac Sweeny, Dowell, son of Gilla-Duyv, slain, 
1562. 

Mac Sweeny, Dubhaltach, son of Colla,slain,1543. 

Mac Sweeny, Dubhaltach, son of Ferdoragh, 
slain, 1543. 

Mac Sweeny, Dubhaltach, son of Niall Oge, 
slain, 1577. 

Mac Sweeny, Edmond, son of Donough, slain, 
1554. 

Mac Sweeny, Edmond, son of Edmond, son of 
Murrough, slain, 1559. 

Mac Sweeny, Edmond, son of Gilla-Duv, con- 
stable of Mac Maurice, 1568. 

Mac Sweeny, Edmond, son of Mulmurry, killed, 
1580. 

Mac Sheehv, Edmond, son of Murrough Bacagh, 
executed, 1597. ; 

Mac Sweeny, Edmond, son of Rory More, chief 
constable of Clanrickard, slain, 1559. 

Mac Sweeny, Fearfeadha, son of Turlough Meir- 
geach, died, 1583. 

Mac Sweeny, Ferganeagla, kinsman of Maelmora, 
slain, 1581. 

Mac Sweeny, Gilla-Duv, son of Conor, descen- 
dants of, 1573. 

Mac Sweeny, Godfrey Carragh, son of Donough 
Bacagh, 1580, 1583. 

Mac Sweeny, Heremon, son of Gilla-Duv, con- 
stable, slain, 1559. 

Mac Sweeny, Hugh Boy Roe, slain, 1570. 

Mac Sweeny, Hugh Boy, son of Donough, 1554. 

Mac Sweeny, Hugh Boy, son of Ferfeadha, 
hanged, 1599. 





Mac Sweeny, Hugh Meirgeach, son of John 
Modardha, slain, 1564. 

Mac Sweeny, Hugh, son of Niall Oge, died, 
1562. 

Mac Sweeny, Hugh, son of Owen, 1570. 

Mac Sweeny, Hugh, son of Owen, chief constable 
of Clanrickard, died; 1586. 

Mac Sweeny, John, brother of, taken prisoner, 
1380. : 

Mac Sweeny, John Modardha, son of Hugh, 
slain, 1588. 

Mac Sweeny, John Roe, taken prisoner, 1470. 

Mac Sweeny, John, son of Donough, slain, 1544. 

Mac Sweeny, John, son of Gilla-Duv, slain, 
1545. 

Mac Sweeny, John, son of Mulmurry, taken 
prisoner, 1398. 

Mac Sweeny, Manus, son of Ferdoragh, slain, 
1530. 

Mac Sweeny, Margaret, daughter of Turlough, 
died, 1406. 

Mac Sweeny, Maurice, son of Rory, slain, 1489. 

Mac Sweeny, Mulmora, son of Mulmurry, slain, 
1581. 

Mac Sweeny, Mulmurry, wife of, died, 1269. 

Mac Sweeny, Mulmurry, constable of Tircon- 
nell, 1411, 1424. 

Mac Sweeny, Mulmurry, son of, O’Neill’s con- 
stable, slain, 1449. 

Mac Sweeny, Mulmurry, taken prisoner, 1489. 

Mac Sweeny, Mulmurry, son of, slain, 1537. 

Mac Sweeny, Mulmurry Boy, son of Edmond, 
son of Murrough, slain, 1559. 

Mac Sweeny, Mulmurry Meirgeach, son of John 
Roe, slain, 1539. 

Mac Sweeny, Mulmurry Meirgeach, son of 
Mulmurry, 1547, 1564. 

Mac Sweeny, Mulmurry, son of Brian, slain, 
1535. 

Mac Sweeny, Mulmurry, son of Brian Oge, 
hanged, 1599. 

Mac Sweeny, Mulmurry, son of Colla, sons of, 
died, 1542. 


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234 


Mac Sweeny, Mulmurry, son of Donough Ba- 
cagh, slain, 1581. 

Mac Sweeny, Mulmurry, son of Edmond, slain, 
1588. 

Mac Sweeny, Mulmurry, son of Hugh, 1550. 

Mac Sweeny, Mulmurry, son of Owen, slain, 
1542. 

sons of, slain, 1543. 





Mac Sweeny, Murrough, died in prison, 1267. 

Mac Sweeny, Murrough, brother of, taken pri- 
soner, 1380. 

Mac Sweeny, Murrough, sons of, 1537, 1542. 

Mac Sweeny, Murrough Geangeach, son of Ed- 
mond, slain, 1558. 

Mac Sweeny, Murrough, son of Mulmurry, son 
of, put to death, 1576. 

Mac Sweeny, Niall, slain, 1552. 

Mac Sweeny, Niall Meirgeach, son of Mulmurry, 
1586. 

Mac Sweeny, Niall Modardha, son of Niall Oge, 
slain, 1581. 

Mac Sweeny, Niall, son of Ever, 1581. 

Mac Sweeny, Niall, son of Mulmurry, slain, 
1554. 

Mac Sweeny, Niall, son of Murrough, slain, 1533. 

Mac Sweeny, Owen, descendants of, 1543. 

Mac Sweeny, Owen Bacagh, 1461. 

Mac Sweeny, Owen Bearnagh, son of Mulmurry, 
slain, 1494. 

Mac Sweeny, Owen Caech, slain, 1474. 

Mac Sweeny, Owen-na-lathaighe, slain, 1351. 

Mac Sweeny, Owen Oge, son of Owen, slain, 
1554. 

Mac Sweeny, Owen Oge, successor of Murrough 
Mall, 1570, 1591. 

Mac Sweeny, Owen Roe, slain, 1400. 

two sons of, slain, 1437. 

Mac Sweeny, Owen Roe, 1509, 1513. 

Mac Sweeny, Owen, son of Mulmurry, constable 
of Desmond, died, 1582. 

three sons of, slain, 1590. 


Mac Sweeny, Owen, son of Murrough, slain, 
1559. : 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Sweeny, Rory, descendants of, 1542, 1544. 

Mac Sweeny, Rory Ballagh, son of Owen Roe, 
slain, 1550. 

Mac Sweeny, Rory Carragh, son of Donnell Oge, 
styled Mac Sweeny, 1544. 

Mac Sweeny, Rory Carragh, son of Mulmurry, 
executed, 1584. 

Mac Sweeny, Rory, son of Donnell, slain, 1543. 

Mac Sweeny, Rory, son of Murrough, slain, 
1527. 

Mac Sweeny, Turlough, taken prisoner, 1359. 

Mac Sweeny, Turlough, high constable of Con- 
naught, died, 1378. 

wife of, died, 1381. 

Mac Sweeny, Turlough Caech, taken prisoner, 
1474. 

Mac Sweeny, Turlough Carragh, slain, 1554. 





Mac Sweeny, Turlough of the Wooden Leg, son 
of Mulmurry, slain, 1579. 

Mac Sweeny, Turlough Oge, son of Turlough, 
died, 1582. 

Mac Sweeny, Turlough, son of Donough, died, 
1521. 

Mac Sweeny, Turlough, son of Mulmurry, 1560. 

sons of, 1581. 

Mac Sweeny, Turlough, son of Murrough, 1581. 

Mac Sweeny, Turlough, son of Rory, 1581. 

Mac Sweeny, Walter, son of Murrough, 1557. 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, or of Tir-Boghaine, 1529. 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, son of, slain, 1542. 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, son of, slain, 1551. 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, Brian of the Fleet, slain, 
1522, 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, Brian Oge, son of Mul- 
murry, 1547, 1586. 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, Donnell Oge, 1497. 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, Donnell, son of Niall 
Meirgeach, slain, 1599. 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, Donough, son of Mul- 
murry, 1590,1599, 1602. 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, John, 1497. 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, John Modhardha, son of 
Niall More, died, 1543. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 235 


Mac Sweeny Banagh, John Modhardha, died, 
1576. 

Mac Sweeny of 'Tir-Boghaine, Mulmurry, died, 
1496. : 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, Mulmurry, constable of 
Tir-Baghaine, died, 1530. 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, Mulmurry More, son of 
Niall, slain, 1535. 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, Mulmurry Oge, son of 
Mulmurry, slain, 1582. 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, Mulmurry, son of Hugh, 
son of Niall, 1567, 1581. 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, Murrough, son of Mul- 
murry, slain, 1581. 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, Niall, brother of Mul- 
murry More, 1536. 
Mac Sweeny Banagh, Niall Meirgeach, son of 
Mulmurry, slain, 1588. ‘ 
Mac Sweeny Banagh, Niall More, son of Owen, 
died, 1524. 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, Niall Oge, slain, 1547. 

Mac Sweeny Banagh, Turlough Meirgeach, son 
of Mulmurry, 1542, 1550, 1581. 

Mac Sweeny Connaughtagh, Donough, son of 
Owen, 1413. 

Mac Sweeny Connaughtagh, Mulmurry, consta- 
ble of O’Donnell, 1423. 

Mac Sweeny, Owen Connaughtagh, taken pri- 
soner, 1359. 

Mac Sweeny Connaughtagh, Owen, taken pri- 
soner, 1497. 

Mac Sweeny Connaughtach, Rory, son of, slain, 
1424. 

Mac Sweeny Connaughtagh, sons of, 1440. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Donnell, 1603. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Donnell Gorm, son of Don- 
nell Oge, slain, 1568. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Donnell Oge, son of Don- 
nell, lord of Fanad, died, 1529. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Donnell, son of Turlough, 
1592, 1599. 

Mac Sweeny, Donnell, successor of Mac Sweeny 
Fanad, 1570. 





Mac Sweeny Fanad, Hugh Boy, 1567. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Hugh Boy Roe, son of Tur- 
lough, 1570. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, John, 1497. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Mary, daughter of, died, 
1532. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Mary, wife of, 1523. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Mulmurry, 1456, 1460, 
1461, 1472. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Mulmurry, son of Donnell 
Oge, heir of Fanad, slain, 1543. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Mulmurry, son of Turlough, 
1543. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Niall, son of Heremon, 
slain, 1513. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Rory, slain, 1552. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Rory, descendants of, 1557. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Rory, son of Mulmurry, 
1472, 1497, 1518. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Turlough Oge, son of 'Tur- 
lough, 1567. 

slain, 1570. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Turlough, son of Donnell, 
1497. ; 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Turlough, son of Mul- 
murry, died, 1399. 

Mac Sweeny Fanad, Turlough, son of Rory, 
slain, 1544. 

Mac Sweenys Fanad, 1435, 1516, 1542, 1581, 
1587, 1590. 

Mac Sweeny Gearr, Donnell Ballagh, son of, 
1413. 

Mac Sweeny na Coille, taken prisoner, 1470. 

Mac Sweeny-na dTuath, Brian, son of, 1543. 

Mac Sweeny-na-dTuath, Donough, son of,1542, 
1544. 

Mac Sweeny-na-dTuath, Mulmurry, son of Mur- 
rough Mall, 1596, 1599, 1603. 

Mac Sweeny-na-dTuath, Murrough, sons of, 
1540, 1544. 

Mac Sweeny-na-dTuath, Murrough Mall, son 
of Owen Oge, 1567, 1570. 

Mac Sweeny-na-dTuath, Owen, died, 1545. 





252 


236 


Mac Sweeny-na-dTuath, Owen Oge, son of Owen 
Oge, 1583, 1590, 1592, 1596. 

Mac Sweenys na-dtuath, 1543, 1587, 1588. 

Mac Sweenys, 1352, 1366, 1367, 1380, 1388, 
1397, 1440, 1497, 1511, 1522, 1527, 1536, 
1588. 

Mac Tagadain [Mac Cagadhain], Farrell, slain, 
1244. 

Mac Taichligh, Gilchreest, son of, 1349. 

Mac Taichligh, Gilla-Michael, slain, 1256. 

Mac Taidhg. See Mac Teige. 

Mac Tail, St., of Cill-Cuillinn, died, 548. 

miraculous help of, 937. 

“Mac Techedain, Henry Duy, died, 1448. 

Mac Techedain, Joseph, bishop of Conmaicne, 
died, 1230. 

Mac Techedain, Master Nichol, official of Cluain, 
died, 1373. 

Mac Teige, Diarmaid, 1156. 

Mac Teige, Duvesa, daughter of Dermot, died, 
1190. 

Mac Teige, Murtough, or Muircheartach, slain, 
1159. 

Mac Teige, Murrough the Monk, died, 1362. 

Mac Teige, Niall, son of Conor, killed, 1336. 

Mac Teige O’Kennedy of Ormond, Conor of the 
Harbour, son of Teige, died, 1583. 

Mac Thomas, 1326, 1329. 

Mac Thomas, John, slain, 1466. 

‘son of, 1461, 1476. 

Mac Tiernan, canon of Drumlane, died, 1490. 

Mac Tiernan, Barrduv, wife of, died, 1373. 

Mac Tiernan, Brian, son of Matthew, chief of 
Teallach Dunchadha, 1346, 1365. 

wife of, died, 1364. 

Mac Tiernan, Carbry, son of, beheaded, 1375. 

Mac Tiernan, Conor, 1244. 

Mac Tiernan, Conor Boy, chief of Teallach Dun- 
chadha, slain, 1317. 

Mac Tiernan, Cuchonnaught, chief of Teallach- 
Dunchadha, 1412. 

Mac Tiernan, Dermot, son of Donough, slain, 

. 1462. 














INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Tiernan, Donnell, 1346. 

Mac Tiernan, Donnell, son of, lord of Conmh- 
aicne, died, 1078. 

Mac Tiernan, Donough, 1430. 

Mac Tiernan, Duarcan, lord of Teallach Dun- 
chadha, died, 1294. 

Mac Tiernan, Farrell, heir of Teallach Dun- 
chadha, died, 1427. 

Mac Tiernan, Farrell, lord of Teallach Dun- 
chadha, 1367. 

Mac Tiernan, Farrell, son of Gilla-Isa Oge, son 
of Gilla-Isa, lord of Teallach-Dunchadha, died, 
1523. 

Mac Tiernan, Farrell, son of Thomas, chief of 
Teallach-Dunchadha, died; 1383. 

Mac Tiernan, Gilla-Isa Mor, chief of Teallach- 
Dunchadha, died, 1282. 

Mac Tiernan, Gilla-Isa, son of Brian, heir of 
Teallach-Eachdhach, died, 1424. 

Mac Tiernan, Gilla-Isa, son of Brian, chief of 
Teallach-Dunchadha, died, 1424. 

Mac Tiernan, Gillaroe, son of the Erenagh, 
slain, 1317. 

Mac Tiernan, John, son of Teige, slain, 1462. 

Mac Tiernan, Maelmeadha, daughter of, died, 
1323. 

Mac Tiernan, Magrath, chief of Teallach-Dun- 
chadha, slain, 1258. 

Mac Tiernan, Mahon, slain, 1317. 

Mac Tiernan, Matthew, slain, 1314. 

Mac Tiernan, Melaghlin, son of Brian, tanist of 
Teallach Dunchadha, died, 1411. 

Mac Tiernan, Nuala, daughter of Farrell, died, 
1468. 

Mac Tiernan, Owen, son of, beheaded, 1375. 

Mac Tiernan, Teige, died, 1468. 

wife of, died, 1468. 

Mac Tiernan, Thomas, chief of Teallach-Dun- 
chadha, died, 1361. 

Mac Tiernan, Tiernan, son of Brian, 1370, 
1374. 

Mac Tiernan, William, chief of Teallach Dun- 
chadha, died, 1512. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac Tighearnain. See Mac Tiernan. 

Mactire, son of Donnghaile, tanist of Teathbha, 
killed, 1025. 

Mac Torcaill, Raghnall, slain, 1146. 

Mac Tormair, son of, slain, 1140. 

Mac Tuathail, son of, 1076. 

Mac Turgaill, son of, slain, 1138. 

Mac Turnin of the Ostmen of Dublin, 1174. 

Mac Ualghairg, lord of Cairbre, slain, 1054. 

Mac Ualghairg, sons of, 1485. 

Mac Ualghairg [Magolrick], Gillachiarain, son 
of, lord of Ui-Duibhinnreacht, slain, 1095. 

Mac Ualghairg, Tadhg, son of, slain, 1138. 

Mac Uallachain [Mac Cuolahan], Aedh, son of, 
chief of Muintir-Chinaetha, slain, 1159. 

Mac Uallachain, Coningin Finn, killed, 1085. 

Mac Uallachain, Domhnall, grandson of, chief of 
Muintir-Chinaith, slain, 1128. 

Mac Uareirghe, Maelmordha, head of the Cul- 
dees of Cluain-mic Nois, died, 1170. 

Mac Uchtry, Thomas, 1211, 1213, 1220. 

Mac Uidhir, Tanaidhe, successor of Comhghall, 
slain, 956. 

Mac Uidhrin, Eachmarcach, chief of Cinel-Fea- 
radhaigh, slain, 1120. 

Mac Uige of Lismore, died, 746. 

Mac Ulca, Annadh, son of, airchinneach of Cuil- 
rathain, died, 1122. 

Mac Ulcha, Cearnach, son of, airchinneach of 
Cul-rathain, died, 1110. 

Mac Waldrin, Maiduic, slain, 1336. 

Mac Walronta, Garrett, son of, died, 1447. 

Mac Walter, Thomas, constable of Bunfinne, 
slain, 1308. 

Mac Ward, Conor Roe, son of Farrell, ollav, to 
O'Donnell, died, 1541. 

Mac Ward, Cormac, son of Farrell, poet, died, 
1534. 

Mac Ward, Dermot, 
1509. 

Mac Ward, Farrell, son of Donnell Roe, of Tir- 
connell, died, 1550. 

Mac Ward, Gilchreest, died, 1449. 


son of Flann, died, 





237 


Mac Ward, Gillapatrick, son of Adam, died, 
1531. 

Mac Ward, Gillapatrick, son of Hugh of Oriel, 
slain, 1507. 

Mac Ward, Godfrey, 1546. 

Mac Ward, Godfrey, of Tirconnell, died, 1478. 

Mac Ward, Hugh, of Tirconnell, died, 1495. 

Mac Ward, Hugh, son of Hugh, ollav to O’Don- 
nell, slain, 1522. 

Mac Ward, John Cam, son of Cu-Uladh, died, 
1459. 

Mac Ward, Maelisa, bishop of Clonfert-Bren- 
dan, died, 1173. 

Mac Ward, Mulmurry, son of Cu-Uladh, a poet, 
killed, 1597. 

Mac Ward, Owen Roe, of Tirconnell, died, 
1510. 

Mac Ward, Owen Roe, son of Farrell, hanged, 
1572. 

Mac Ward, Owen, son of Godfrey, ollav to 
O’Donnell, died, 1609. 

Mac Ward, Tuathal Boy, son of Adam Garv, 
slain, 1507. 

Mac Ward, William Oge, son of Cormac, ollav 
to O’Donnell, died, 1576. 

Mac Ward, ollav of Hy-Many, died, 1408. 

Mac Wards of Oriel, 1488, 1498. 

Mac Wattin Barrett, Henry, died, 1428. 

Mac Wattin Barrett, Robert, died, 1365. 

Mac Wattin Barrett, Robert, lord of Tirawley, 
1413, 1435. 

Mac Wattin Barrett, Thomas, son of Henry, 
lord of Tirawley, died, 1440. 

Mac Wattins, 1386, 1428. 

Mac William Burke, Edmond, banished, 1576. 

Mac William Burke, Edmond, son of Rickard, 
1512, 1513. 

Mac William Burke, Edmond, son of Richard- 
an-Iarainn, hanged, 1595. 

Mac William Burke, John, son of Oliver, 1570, 
1576, 1580. 

Mac William Burke, Meyler, son of Theobald, 
slain, 1520. 


238 


Mac William, Richard-an-iarrainn, son of David, 
1553, 1558, 1582, 1583. 

Mac William, Richard Bacach, son of Ulick, 
1536. 

Mac William Burke, Richard Oge, sons of, 1536. 

Mac William Burke, Rickard Oge, son of Rick- 
ard, hanged, 1586. 

Mac William Burke, Rickard Roe, son of John, 
slain, 1682. 

Mae William Burke, Richard, son of Edmond, 
1469. 

Mac William Burke, Richard, son of Oliver, 
1583, 1585. 

slain, 1597. 

Mac William Burke, Theobald-na-Long, son of 
Richard-an-Iarainn, 1596, 1597. 

Mac William Burke,:Theobald, son of Walter 
Kittagh, 1597, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1601. 

Mae William Burke, Thomas, brother of Theo- 
bald, slain, 1597. 

Mac William Burke, Thomas, brother of Wil- 
ham, 1504. 

Mac William Burke, Ulick the Third, 1504. 

Mae William Burke, Ulick, son of Edmond, 
1512. 

Mac William Burke, Ulick, son of Richard Oge, 
1536. 

Mac William Burke, Walter of the Blows, son 
of Rickard, slain, 1591. 

Mac William Burke, Walter, son of Thomas, 
lord of the English of Connaught, died, 1440. 





Mac William Burke, Walter, son of William, | 


slain, 1601. 

Mac William Burke, William, son of Edmond, 
1473. . 

Mac William Burke, William, son of Rickard, 
slain, 1494. ; 

Mac William Iochtair, or the Lower. 
William Burke. 

Mac William of Clanrickard, John Duv, son of 
Rickard, slain, 1536. 

Mac William of Clanrickard, John, son of 
Rickard, died, 1536. 


See Mac 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mac William of Clanrickard, More, wife of, died, 
1452. : : 

Mac William of Clanrickard, Redmond Roe, son 
of Richard, slain, 1536. 

Mac William of Clanrickard, Richard Oge, died, 
1387. 

Mac William of Clanrickard, Richard, wife of, 
died, 1383. 

Mac William of Clanrickard, Richard Oge, 1495, 
1519. 

Mac William of Clanrickard, Slaine, wife of, 
died, 1481. 

Mac William of Clanrickard, Slaine, wife of, 
died, 1498. _ 

Mac William of Clanrickard, Thomas Farranta, 
son of Ulick-na-gCeann, slain, 1545. 

Mac William of Clanrickard, Ulick na-gCeann, 
1536. 

created earl, 1542. 

Mac William of Clanrickard, Ulick, son of Ulick 
of the Wine, 1468, 1469, 1487, 1520, 1522. 

Mac William of Clanrickard, Ulick, son of Ulick, 
son of Rickard Oge, died, 1509. 

Mac William Oughter, or the Upper. 
William of Clanrickard. 

Mac Williams, 1213, 1236, 1267, 1289, 1332, 
1336, 1368, 1370, 1402, 1441, 1446, 1486, 
1488, 1490, 1522, 1542, 1590. 

Mac Williams of Clanrickard, 1386, 1401, 1407, 
1430, 1446, 1451, 1462, 1467, 1475, 1486, 
1492, 1501, 1503, 1504, 1505, 1540. See 
Burke. 

Madadhan, lord of Sil-Anmchadha, ancestor of 
O’Madden, slain, 1008. 

Mgdadhan, son of Aedh, son of Eochagan, king 
of Ulidia, 947, 948. 

Madadhan, son of Aedh, son of Maelmithidh, 
slain, 954. 

Madadhan, son of Aenghus, chief of Gaileanga- 
Beaga, slain, 1003. 

Madadhan, son of Bran, of Leinster, slain, 970. 

Madadhan, son of Domhnall, king of Ulidia, 
slain, 1005. 





See Mac 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


Madadhan, son of Muireadhach, king of Ulidia, 
838, 849, 855. 

Madudhan. See Madadhan. 

Maedhog, St., bishop of Ferns, died, 624. 

successors of, 937, 1059, 1095, 1172, 
1257, 1325, 1330, 1368. 

Maeineann, St., bishop of Cluain-fearte-Brea- 
nainn, died, 570. 

—— relics of, 1162. 

Maelachaidh, prior of Cluain-mic-Nois, mar- 
tyred, 890, 891. 

Maelagrai, son of Gairbhith, lord of the Air- 
theara, slain, 893. 

Maelaithgen, abbot of Cluain-Eidhneach, died, 
767. ; 

Maelaithghin, bishop of Ard-Macha, died, 890. 

Maelan, lector of Ceanannus, died, 1050. 

Maelan, son of Cathmogha, lord of Ui-Briuin, 
slain, 848. 

Maelan, son of Conghalach, lord of Gaileanga, 
slain, 978. 

Maelanfaidh, grandson of Boghaine of Tir- 
Conaill, died, 641. 








Maelanfaidh, of Cill-achaidh-Droma-foda, died, 


741. 

Maelbairfinn, priest of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
914. 

Maelbairne, one of the Ulidians, 897. 

Maelbeannachta, anchorite, died, 938. 

Maelbeathadh, abbot of Daimhinis, died, 944. 

Maelbracha, son of Breslen, lord of Corca- 
Loighdhe, died, 800, 

Maelbracha, son of Rimeadh, son of Colman, son 
of Cobhthach, died, 617. 

Maelbreasail of Connaught, slain, 622. . 

Maelbreasail, grandson of Boghaine, of Tir- 
Conaill, died, 641, 

Maelbreasail, son of Aedh, son of Crichan, lord 
of Ui-Fiachrach, died, 787. 

Maelbreasail, son of Ailell Cobha, lord of Dal- 
Araidhe, died, 823. — 

Maelbreasail, son of Cearnach, lord of Mugh- 
dhorna, slain, 847. 





239 


Maelbreasail, son of Maeldoraidh, lord of Cinel- 
Conaill, slain, 896. 

Maelbreasail, son of Maelduin, died, 664. 

Maelbreasail, son of Murchadh, lord of Cinel- 
Conaill, slain, 817. 

Maelbrighde, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
888. 

Maelbrighde, abbot of Mainistir-Buithe, died, 
933. 

Maelbrighde, bishop of Cill-dara, died, 1042. 

Maelbrighde, bishop of Slaine, died, 874. 

Maelbrighde, chief artificer of Ireland, died, 
1029. 

Maelbrighde, king of Conaille, 829. 

Maelbrighde, priest of Cill-dara, died, 1046. 

Maelbrighde, Mac-an-Ghobhann, lector of Ard- 
Macha, died, 1011. 

Maelbrighde, St., son of Tornan, 908, 925. 

Maelbrighde, son of Baedan, lector of Ard- 
Breacain, died, 1055. 

Maelbrighde, son of Cathasach, bishop of Druim- 
mor-Mocholmog, died, 972. : 

Maelbrighde, son of Cathasach, fosairchinneach 
of Ard-Macha, died, 1070. 

Maelbrighde, son of Feadacan, abbot of Lann- 
mic-Luachain, died, 929. 

Maelbrighde, son of Geibhleachan, lord of 
Conaille, slain, 911. 

Maelbrighde, son of Maeldomhnaigh, abbot of 
Lis-mor, died, 907. 

Maelbrighde, son of Mothlachan, slain, 645. 

Maelbrighde, son of Nechtrai, died, 939. 

Maelbrighde, son of Proligh, archbishop of 
Munster, died, 895. 

Maelbrighde, son of Redan, successor of Mac 
Neissi and Colman Eala, died, 954. 

Maelbrighde, son of Spealan, lord of Conaille, 
died,’ 867. 

Maelbrighde, son of Tornan. Sée'Maelbrighde, St. 

Maelbrighde, successor of Patrick, 889. 

Maelcach, son of Cumscrath Meann, died, 779. 

Maelcaeich, son of Scannal, chief of the Cruithne, 
of the race of Ir, died, 665. 


240 


Maelcaeimhghin, noble bishop of Uladh, died, 
1086. 

Maelcaeimhghin, son of Scannlan, abbot of 
Teach-Mochua, died, 928. 

Maelcaere, lord of Ui-Cremhthainn, died, 876. 

Maelcairearda, lord of Ui-Briuin, died, 993. 

Maelcairnizh, abbot of Tulan, died, 936. 

Maelcaisil, abbot of Mungairit, died, 909. 

Maelcalgaigh of Connaught, slain, 622. 

Maelcallann, abbot of Disert-Diarmada, died, 
921. 

Maelcanaigh, anchorite of Lughmhadh, died, 810. 

Maelcaurarda, son of Maelbreasail, lord of Ui- 
Mic-Uais-Oirghiall, died, 851. 

Maelceallaigh, son of Aedh, successor of Ailbhe 
of Imleach, died, 955. 

Maelcearnaigh, slew the lord of Loch Gabhar, 
835. 

Maelcheartaigh, son of Fiachra, lord of Ui- 
Bairche, slain, 885. 


Maelcianain, son of Fortchern, bishop of Lann- | 


* Leire, died, 900. 

Maelciarain, abbot of Tir-da-ghlas, died, 898. 

Maelciarain, chief senior of the men of Meath, 
died, 1163. 

Maelciarain, son of Conaing, lord of Teathbha, 
died, 877. 

Maelciarain, son of Eochagan, abbot of Cluain- 
Eois, died, 912. 

Maelciarain, son of Ronan, a champion, slain, 
807. 

Maelcluiche, son of Conchobhar, slain, 909. 

Maelcluithe, son of Conchobhar, heir apparent 
of Connaught, killed, 921. 

Maelcobha, son of Aedh, son of Ainmire, mo- 
narch of Ireland, 608, 610. 

Maelcobha, son of Crunnmhael, abbot of Ard- 
Macha, taken prisoner, 876. 

died, 885. 

Maelcobha, son of Fiachna, son of Deman, king 
of Ulidia, 646. 

Maelcobha, son of Flann Feorna, lord of Ciar- 
raighe-Luachra, died, 791. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Maelcobha Ua Faelain, abbot of Cluain-Uamha, 
died, 857. 

Maelcoe, abbot of Oendruim, died, 917. 

Maelcoluim Caenraigheach, 1013. 

slain, 1031. 

Maelcoluim, son of Maelbrighde, died, 1029. 

Maelcombair, abbot of Gleann-da-locha, died, 
781. 

Maelconchubhair, abbot of Gleann-da-locha, died, 
785. 

Maelconoe, lord of Dealbhna Beathra, 834. 

Maelcothaigh, chief of Cinel-Fiachrach of Mui- 
rise, 598. 

Maelcothaigh, son of Fogartach, 816. 

Maelcothaigh, son of Lachtnan, died, 951. 

Maelcraeibhe, son of Doilghen, lord of Tortan, 
slain, 917. 

Maelcron, son of Cathal, lord of Breagha, slain, 
1053. 

Maelcron, son of Cobhthach, lord of Loch Lein, 
died, 837. ; 

Maelcron, son of Domhnall, lord of Cinel-Lae- 
ghaire, slain, 896. 

Maelcron, son of Muireadhach, tanist of Deisi, 
slain, 856. 

Maeldalua, son of, 1076. 

Maeldeith, fought the battle of Cuil-Corra, 648. 

Maeldithraibh, anchorite of Tir-da-ghlas, 840. 

Maeldobharchon, abbot of Cill-Uasaille, died, 
827. 

Maeldobharchon, bishop of Cill-dara, died, 707. 





| Maeldoghar, bishop of Fearna, 676. 


Maeldoid, son of Conaing, slain, 654. 
Maeldoid, son of Suibhne, chief of Meath, died, 
649. 
Maeldoith of Mucnamh, successor of, 956. 
Maeldomhnaigh, abbot of Tamhlacht, died, 937. 
Maeldubh, a chieftain of Connaught, slain, 622. 
Maelduin, a chieftain of Connaught, slain, 622. 
Maelduin, bishop of Eachdhruim, died, 809. 
Maelduin, lord of Feara-Rois, died, 812. 
Maelduin O’Ronain, slain, 669. 
Maelduin, son of Aedh, burned, 636. 














INDEX NOMINUM. 


Maelduin, son of Aedh, slain, 922. 

Maelduin, son of Aedh Allan, king of the North, 
782, 783. 

Maelduin, son of Aedh Beannan, 636, 660. 

Maelduin, son of Aedh Beannain, king of Mun- 
ster, 752. 

Maelduin, son of Aedh Beannan, lord of Irlu- 
achair, died, 781. 

Maelduin, son of Aedh Oirdnidhe, 
Oileach, died, 865. 

Maelduin, son of Aenghus, lord of Caille-Fal- 
lamhain, died, 882. 

Maelduin, son of Aenghus, lord of Cinel-Lae- 
ghaire, died, 779. 

Maelduin, son of Ailen, chief of Mughdhorna- 
Maighen, died, 606. 

Maelduin, son of Ceannfaeladh, bishop of Rath- 
bhoth, died, 813. 

Maelduin, son of Ciarmhac, lord of Cinel-Bin- 
nigh, slain, 1030. 

Maelduin, son of Colman, died, 636. 

Maelduin, son of Conall, lord of Calatruim, 841, 
844, : 

Maelduin, son of Cumasgach, slain, 785. 

Maelduin, son of Donnghal, ceconomus of Ard- 
Macha, died, 805. 

Maelduin, son of Fearadhach, slain, 722. 

Maelduin, son of Fearghus, son of Baedan, slain, 
615. 

Maelduin, son of Fearghus, died, 636. 

Maelduin, son of Fearghus, lord of Loch Go- 
bhair, 776, 780. 

Maelduin, son of Furadhran, chief of Durlas, 
died, 660. 

Maelduin, son of Gilla-Andreas, bishop of Alba, 
died, 1055. 

Maelduin, son of Gormghal, lord of Ui-Meith, 
died, 824. 

Maelduin, son of Maelfithrigh, lord of the Cinel- 
Eoghain, 675, 679. 

slain, 705. 

Maelduin, son of Maenach, slain, 668. 

Maelduin, son of Murgheas, slain, 837. 


lord of 








241 


Maelduin, son of Scannal, chief of Cinel-Cairbre, 
died, 665. 

Maelduin, son of Seachnasach, lord of Feara- 
Cul, died, 836. 

Maelduin, successor of Mochuda, died, 1090. 

Maeleachlainn, lord of Creamhthainne, slain, 
1036. 

Maeleachlainn, son of Flannabhra, two sons of, 
slain, 1031. 

Maeleachlainn, son of, heir of Ui-Conaill, killed, 
1045. 

Maeleitigh, daughter of Cathmhael, died, 889. 

Maeleitigh, son of Fearadhach, lord of Feara- 
Rois, slain, 892. 

Maelene, son of Maelbrighde, abbot of Lann- 
Eala, died, 917. 

Maeleoin, abbot of Ros-Cre, died, 916. 

Maeleoin, bishop of Ath-Truim, died, 929. 

Maelfabhail, son of Cleireach, lord of Aidne, 
died, 887. 

Maelfabhaill, son of Loingseach, lord of Carraig- 
Brachaidhe, died, 878. 

Maelfebhail, daughter of Maelseachlainn, died, 
884. 

Maelfebhail, son of Muircheartach, slain, 884. 

Maelfeichine, abbot of Cluain-Iraird, died, 942. 

Maelfeichine, a poet, quoted, 847. 

Maelfinnen, archbishop of Leinster, successor of 
Colum Mac Crimhthainn, died, 1108. 

Maelfinnen, bishop of Doire-Chalgaigh, died, 
948. 

Maelfinnen, son of Donnagan, chief of Ui-Cear- 
naigh, slain, 915. 

Maelfinnen, son of Uchtan, bishop of Ceanannas, 
died, 967. 

Maelfinnia, airchinneach of Domhnach-Padraig, 
died, 984. 

Maelfinnia, son of Flannagan, lord of Breagha, 
892, 897, 898. 

Maelfinnia, son of Spelan, successor of Ciaran, 
died, 991. 

Maelfithrigh, son of Aedh Uairidhnach, slain,626. 

ten of the race of, slain, 718. 





21 


242 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Maelfothartaigh, bishop of Ard-Sratha, died, 678. 

Maelfothartaigh, lord of the Oirghialla, died, 695. 

Maelfothartaigh, plundered Dal-gCais, 1014. 

Maelfothartaigh, son of Aedhghal, abbot of 
Airegal-Dachiarog, died, 805. 

Maelfothartaigh, son of Flann, abbot of Finn- 
abhair-abha, died, 804. 

Maelfothartaigh, son of Flann, king of Caiseal, 
died, 955. 

Maelfothartaigh, son of Maeltuile, of the Lein- 
stermen, 731. 

Maelfothartaigh, son of Suibhne, chief of Cinel- 
Tuirtre, died, 668. 

Maelfuadaich, abbot of Ard-Breacain, died, 847. 

Maelfuataigh, son of Ernaine, chief of Cianachta, 
slain, 660. 

Maelgaimhridh, abbot of Beannchair, 838. 

Maelgarbh, son of Gairbhith, lord of Dearlas, 
slain, 931. 

Maelgenn, the Druid, 266. 

Maelgiric, abbot of Cill-achaidh, died, 915. 

Maelgiric, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 927. 

Maelgiric, abbot of Fobhar, died, 930. 

Maelgoan, son of Eochaidh, lord of Cinel-Bog- 
haine, died, 845. 

Maelgorm, lord of Ciarraighe-Cuirche, slain, 
903. 

Maelgorm, son of Gibhleachan, slain, 939. 

Maelgorm, son of Maelcheallaigh, abbot of Inis- 
Cealtra, died, 967. 

Maelgorm, tanist of the Deisi, slain, 890. 


Maelcuala of Munster, defeated the Eili, at Cai- |. 


seal, 888. 

Maelgualai, king of Munster, stoned to death, 
857. 

Maelimarchair, bishop of Eachdruim, died, 746. 

Maelinmhain, anchorite of Gleann-da-locha, died, 
953. 

Maelisa, bishop of Ulidia, 1170. 

Maelisa, son of the lord of Ui-Maine, slain, 
1014. 

Maelisa, son of Amhalghaidh, successor of Pa- 


trick, or abbot of Ard-Macha,1064,1068,1091. | 





Maelisa, son of Flannagan, killed, 1015. 

Maelisa, son of Gilla-Ernain, erenagh of Kilmore- 
Oneilland, died, 1199. 

Maelmaedhog, abbot of Ard-Macha, 1136. See 
O’Morgair. 

Maelmaedhog, abbot of Druim-mor, died, 909. 

Maelmaedhog, son of Diarmaid, archbishop of 
Leinster, slain, 915. 

foster-son of, died, 951. 

Maelmaenaigh, abbot of Ceann-garadh, died, 
Ts ; 

Maelmaire, abbot of Ard-Breacain, died, 918. 

Maelmaire, airchinneach of Teach-Fethghna, 
died, 951. 

Maelmaire, daughter of Ambhlaeibh, wife of 
Maelseachlainn, died, 1021. 

Maelmaire, daughter of Niall, son of Aedh, died, 
964. 

Maelmaire, son of Flannagan, lord of Feara-Lii, 
died, 893. 

Maelmaire, son of Scannlan, bishop of Ard-Ma- 
cha, died, 994. 

Maelmartan, abbot of Achadh-bo-Cainnigh, died, 
885. 

Maelmartan, abbot of Lughmhadh, died, 903. 

Maelmartan Cam, lector of Condere, died, 1038. 

Maelmartan Finn, lector of Ceanannus, died, 
1045. 

Maelmartan Macua Cearta, learned senior of 
Cluain-mic-nois, died, 1077. 

Maelmartan, son of Assidh, successor of Comh- 
ghall, 1055. 

Maelmartan, son of Maenach, priest of Dun- 
Leathghlaisi, died, 951. 

Maelmartan, successor of Finnen, 1170. 

Maelmedha, daughter of Aedh, abbess of Cluain- 
Cuifthin, died, 847. 

Maelmhuaidh, lord of Airther-Life, died, 869. 

Maelmhuaidh, lord of Feara-Ceall, ancestor of 
O’Molloy, slain, 1086. ° 

Maelmhuaidh, son of Bran, lord of Desmond, 
974. 





slain, 976. 





i 








MA. 


INDEX NOMINUM. 243 


Maelmhuaidh, son of Duibhghilla, lord of De- 
albhna-Beathra, died, 1001. 

Maelmicduach, lord of Aidhne, slain, 920. 

Maelmidhe, son of.Cumasgach, prior of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 869. - 

Maelmilchon, son of Eimhin, 660. 

Maelmithidh, son of Duibhinnrechtach, killed, 
877. . 

Maelmithidh, son of Flannagan, lord of Breagha, 
909, 917, 921. 

quoted, 892. 

Maelmithigh, son of Gairbheth, 983. 

Maelmochta, abbot of Cluain-Iraird, died, 940. 

Maelmochta, bishop of Lughmhadh, died, 1044, 

Maelmoghna, son of Gairbhith, slain, 894. 

Maelmoicheirghe, ceconomus of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 927. 

Maelmoicheirghe, lector of Cluain-Iraird, died, 
1047. 

Maelmoicheirghe, son of Innreachtach, lord of 
Leath-Chathail, slain, 891. 

Maelmoire, abbot of Dearmhach, drowned, 971. 

Maelmor, son of Airgeadan, slain, 538. 

Maelmordha, abbot of Imleach-Ibhair, died, 
1073. 

Maelmordha, airchinneach of Tir-da-ghlas, died, 
905. - 

Maelmordha, anchorite, died, 1032. 

Maelmordha, grandson of Faelan, 1056, 1059. 

Maelmordha, lord of Feara-Rois, slain, 1028. 

Maelmordha, lord of Raithlinn, slain, 903. 

Maelmordha, two sons of, slain, 1103. 

Maelmordha, son of Ailell, lord of Cinel-Lugh- 
dhach, died, 868. 

Maelmordha, son of Cloithnia, successor of 
Ailbhe, 1123. 

Maelmordha, son of Conchobhar, lord of Ui- 
Failghe, died, 921. , 

Maelmordha; son of Conghalach, abbot of Dai- 
mhinis, died, 922. 

Maelmordha, son of Diarmaid, bishop, died,872. 

Maelmordha, son of Eremhon of the Ulidians, 
slain, 910. ‘ 








Maelmordha, son of Finn, heir of Leinster, slain, 
966. 

Maelmordha, son of Gairbhith, lord of Conaille- 
Muirtheimhne, beheaded, 887. 

son of, slain, 908. 

Maelmordha, son of Lorcan, lord of Ui-Ceinnsea- 
laigh, slain, 1024. 

Maelmordha, son of Maelmhuaidh, slain, 893. 

Maelmordha, son of Maelmhuaidh, tanist of 
Dealbhna, killed, 1018. 

Maelmordha, son of Muireagan, lord of Airther- 
Life, slain, 915. 

Maelmordha, son’of Murchadh, king of Leinster, 
995, 998, 1012, 1013. 

Maelmordha, son of Riagan, tanist of Osraighe, 
died, 920. 

Maelmordha, successor of Ailbhe, died, 1074. 

Maelmuire, bishop of Dun-da-leathghlas, 1117. 

Maelmuire Midheach, priest of Cluain-Iraird, 
died, 1102. 

Maelmuire, son of Ceanndubhan, 
Laeighis, died, 933. 

Maelmuire, son of Eochaidh, successor of Pa- 
trick, 1001, 1013, 1020. 

Maelmuire, son of Flanagan, lord of Fearn- 
mhagh, slain, 910. 

Maelmura Othna, or of Fahan, a poet, died, 
884. 

Mael-na-mbo, Donnchadh, lord of Ui-Ceinnsea- 
laigh, and king of Leinster, 1002, 1005. 

son of, 1032, 1036, 1037, 1041, 1047, 
1048, 1052, 1053, 1054, 1058, 1061. 

Maelochtraigh, abbot of Cill-Foirbrigh, died, 
BITE 

Maelochtraigh, abbot of Doire-Edhnigh, slain, 
795. ; 

Maelochtraigh, son of Conall, abbot of Cill-Cui- 
linn, died, 780. 

Maelodhar, abbot of Daimhinis, died, 868. 

Maelodhar, bishop of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
886. 

Maelodhar Dall, lector of Cill-achidh, died, 1030. 

Maelodhar Macha, chief of Oirghialla, died, 636. 





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244 


Maelodhar, son of Forbasach, chief judge of 
Leath-Chuinn, died, 889. 

Maelodhar Ua Tindridh, died, 860. 

Maelodhran, son of Dima Cron, 647. 

Maeloena, son of Olbrann, lector of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 855. 

Maeloghrai, son of Conghalach, lord of Loch- 
Gabhar, slain, 903. 

Maelpadraig, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 883. 

Maelpadraig, abbot of Ros-Cre, died, 986. 

Maelpadraig, abbot of Treoit, died, 885. 

Maelpadraig, a priest of Leithghlinn, slain, 916. 

Maelpadraig, son of Bran, bishop of Lughmhadh, 
died, 936. 

Maelpadraig, son of Ceallach, abbot of Mainis- 
tir-Buithe, died, 875. 

Maelpadraig, son of Celen, viceroy of Beann- 
chair, died, 927. 

Maelpadraig, son of Coscan, lector of Ard-Ma- 
cha, died, 951. 

Maelpadraig, son of Cubreatan, airchinneach of 
Slaine, 954. 

Maelpadraig, son of Finnchu, bishop, died, 861. 

Maelpadraig, son of Flathrai, lord of Rath-Tamh- 
naighe, died, 909. 

Maelpadraig, son of Maelcuararda, lord of Air- 
ghialla, slain, 882. 

Maelpadraig, son of Maeltuile, successor of Pa- 
trick, died, 936. 

Maelpadraig, son of Morann, abbot of Druim- 
cliabh, died, 921. 

Maelpadraig, son of Niall, abbot of Slaine, died, 
886. 

Maelpeadair, abbot of Cluain-fearta-Molua, died, 
925. 

Maelpeadair, son of Cuan, bishop of Tir-da- 
ghlas, died, 890. 

Maelpoil, abbot of Indedhnen, died, 920. 

Maelpoil, abbot of Sruthair-Guaire, died, 901. 

Maelpoil, bishop of Cluain-mic-nois, and suc- 
cessor of Feichin, died, 1000. 

Maelpoil, bishop of Mughna, died, 992. 

Maelruain, a chieftain of Connaught, slain, 622. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Maelruain, abbot of Disert-Diarmada, died, 884. 

Maelruain, bishop of Lusca, died, 880. 

Maelruain, St., bishop of Tamhlacht-Maelruain, 
died, 787. ; 

successors of, 807, 825, 937, 957. 

Maelruanaidh, lord of Feara-Manach, 1160. 

Maelruanaidh Gott, died, 1046. 

Maelruanaidh, son of Ardghar, king of Ulidia, 
1004, 1005. 

Maelruanaidh, son of Cathal, vice-abbot of Lusca, 
died, 838. 

Maelruanaidh, son of Conchobhar, 922, 926. 

Maelruanaidh, son of Cucoirne, lord of Eile, 
killed, 1050. 

son of, slain, 1091. 

Maelruanaidh, son of Donnchadh, king of 
Meath, 840, 842. 

Maelruanaidh, son of Donnchadh, died, 988. 

Maelruanaidh, son of Flann, 890, 896. 

Maelruanaidh, son of Flann, tanist of Oileach, 
slain, 939. 

Maelruanaidh, son of Flann, heir apparent of 
the North, 941. 

Maelruanaidh, son of Flann, slain, 962. 








Maelruanaidh, son of Flann, tanist of Osraighe, 
slain, 965. 

Maelruanaidh, son of Maelcuarda, lord of Ui- 
Mic-Uais, died, 870. 

Maelruanaidh, son of Niall, tanist of the Deisi, 
slain, 915. 

Maelruanaidh, son of Roen, heir of Teamhair, 
slain, 1041. 

Maelrubha, abbot of Ard-Brecain, died, 823. 

Maelrubha, abbot of Beannchair, in Uladh, and 
of Apurcrosan, in Alba, 671, 721. 

Maelrubha, a chieftain of Meath, slain, 715. 

Maelrubha Ua Maenaigh, died, 771. 

Maelseachlainn, grandson of Diarmaid, son of 
Maelnambo, slain, 1133. 

Maelseachlainn, grandson of Maelruanaidh, lord 
of Meath, 1026, 1030. 

Maelseachlainn, lord of half South Breagha, 
slain, 868. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


Maelseachlainn Gott, lord of Meath, 1022, 1025. 

Maelseachlainn, son of Aedh, sons of, 1115. 

Maelseachlainn, son of Aimhirgin, lord of Ui- 
Failghe, died, 955. 

Maelseachlainn, son of Arcda, 964. 

Maelseachlainn, son of Ceallachan, son of Car- 
thach, slain, 1161. 

Maelseachlainn, son of Ceannfaeladh, died, 1050. 

Maelseachlain, son of Conchobhar, king of Tea- 
mhair, killed, 1076, 1080, 1081, 1086, 1087. 

Maelseachlainn, son of Conchobhar, lord of 
Corca-Modhruadh, slain, 1027. 

Maelseachlainn, son of Cosgrach, died, 983. 

Maelseachlainn, son of Domhnall, monarch of 
Ireland, 978, 979, 981, 982, 984, 985, 986, 
988, 989, 991, 992, 994, 996, 997, 998, 999, 
1000, 1001, 1003, 1005, 1006, 1011, 1012, 
1013, 1014, 1015, 1016, 1017, 1019. 

when born, 925. 

died, 1022. 

his present to the church of Clonmac- 

noise, robbed, 1129. 

son of, slain, 1012. 

wife of, died, 1021. 

Maelseachlainn, son of Gillabrighde, son of Fae- 
lan, lord of the Deisi, 1059, 1069. 

Maelseachlainn, son of Maelruanaidh, monarch 
of Ireland, 843, 845, 846, 847, 848, 849, 852, 
854, 856, 857, 858, 859, 860. 

father of, 840. 

spirit of, appeared, 899. 

wife of, died, 886. 

Maelseachlainn, son of Maelruanaidh, heir appa- 
rent to Teamhair, died, 924. 

Maelseachlainn, son of Maelruanaidh, heir of 
Oileach, died, 996. 

Maelseachlainn, son of Maelruanaidh, lord of 
Crumhthann, 1029. 

Maelseachlainn, son of Muircheartach, 1051. 

Maelseachlainn, son of Murchadh, 1051. 

Maelseachlainn, son of Murchadh, 1154. 
aelseachlainn, son of Tadhg, lord of Magh- 
Luirg, slain, 1124. 





























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Maelsinchill, son of Canannan, died, 919. 

Maelsinchill, son of Dubhcinn, chief of Ui-Briuin- 
Cualann, died, 955. 

Maelsinchill, son of Mughron, lord of Ui-Failghe, 
died, 878. 

Maelsuthain, anmchara of Brian, son of Cein- 
neidigh, died, 1031. 

Maeltola, abbot of Laithreach-Briuin, died, 788. 

Maeltrena, noble priest of Cro-Caeimhghin, died, 
1125, 

Maeltuile, abbot of Beannchair, 812, 818. 

Maeltuile, abbot of Imleach-Iubhair, died, 856. 

Maeltuile, abbot of Tir-da-ghlas, died, 747. 

Maeltuile, abbot of Tuilen, died, 870. 

Maeltuile, bishop of Ard-Macha, died, 1032. 

Maeltuile Mac an Gobhann, abbot of Ard-airthir, 
died, 865. 

Maeltuile, of Cluain-Uinnseann, died, 871. 

Maeltuile, of Leithglinn, died, 839. 

Maeltuile, son of Colman, lector of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 921. 

Maeltuile, son of Cuilen, abbot of Cluain-fearta- 
Brenainn, died, 885. 

Maeltuile, son of Dunan, a bishop, died, 943. 

Maeltuile, son of Dunghal, abbot of Beannchair, 
died, 884. 

Maeltuile, son of Fethghnach, abbot of Glas- 
Noedhen, died, 882. . 

Maeltuile Ua Cuana, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, 
died, 874. 

Maelumha, son of Anghus, son of Colman Mor, 
slain, 630. 

Maelumha, son of Baedan, died, 606. 

Maelumha, son of Ceithearnach, prior of Finna- 
bhair, died, 827. 

Maelumha, son of Forannan, slain, 630. 

Maelumha, son of Toithil, slain, 761. 

Maenach, abbot of Cill-achaidh Dromata, died, 
885. 

Maenach, abbot of Cluain-fearta-Molua,died,790. 

Maenach, a chieftain of the Sil-Muireadhaigh, 
866. 

Maenach, airchinneach of Lann-Leire, died, 1021. 


246 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Maenach, airchinneach of Lothra, died, 957. 

Maenach, a Ceile-De, 919, 926. 

Maenach of Mucnamh, died, 1044. 

Maenach, ostiarius of Ceanannus, died, 1001. 

Maenach, son of Aenghus, prior of Lusca, died, 
791. 

Maenach, son of Baeithin, 649. 

Maenach, son of Caemhan, abbot of Daimhliag, 
died, 895. 

Maenach, son of Colgan, abbot of Lusca, died, 
800. 

Maenach, son of Colman, abbot of Slaine and 
Cill-Foibrich, died, 768. 

Maenach, son of Connalach, lord of Ui-Creamh- 
thainn, slain, 738. 

Maenach, son of Connmhach, abbot of Ros-Cre, 
died, 862. 

Maenach, son of Cormac, abbot of Lis-mor, died, 
957. \ 

Maenach, son of Crunnmhael, prior of Feara- 
Rois, died, 835. 

Maenach, son of Dailigein, abbot of Achadh-bo- 
Cainnigh, died, 914. 

Maenach, son of Finghin, king of Munster, died, 
660. 

Maenach, son of Muireadhach, abbot of Druim- 
Inesclainn, died, 976. 

Maenach, son of Sadchadach, bishop, died, 842. 

Maenach, son of Siadhal, abbot of Beannchair, 
died, 919. 

Maenach, successor of Finnen, died, 954. 


Maenach Ua Maenaigh, abbot of Lann-Leire, - 


died, 776. 
Maenghal, abbot of Ard-srath, died, 850. 
Maenghal, abbot of Beannchair, died, 869. 
Maenghal, abbot of Fobhar, died, 855. 
Maenghal, the pilgrim, 844. 
Maenghal, prior of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 873. 
Maenghai, son of Becan, abbot of Druim-chliabh, 
died, 930. 
Mag Aenghusa, or Mag Aonghusa. See Ma- 
gennis. 
Magaithne, Mahon, killed, 1213. 





Mag Amhalghadha. See Magawley and Mac 
Awley. 

Magauran, bishop of Ardagh, died, 1476. 

Magauran, bishop, died, 1478. 

Magauran, Aengus, son of the Deacon, died, 
1367: 

Magauran, Brian, chief of Tealach-Eachdhach, 
slain, 1258. 

Magauran, Brian, 1502. 

Magauran, Brian Breaghach, chief of Teallach- 
Eachdhach, slain, 1298. 

Magauran, Brian Caech, son of, slain, 1431. 

Magauran, Brian Oge, slain, 1340. 

Magauran, Brian, son of Donnell Bearnach, slain, 
1507. 

Magauran, Brian, son of Farrell, son of the 
chief of Fallach Eachdhach, died, 1427. 

Magauran, Cathal, son of Donough Ballagh, 
died, 1478. 

Magauran, Cathal, son of Hugh, died, 1512. 

Magauran, Cathal, son of Melaghlin Duy, slain, 
1502. 

Magauran, Coffey Roe, slain, 1593. 

Magauran, Cormac, 1441. 

sons of, 1450, 1494. 

Magauran, Cormac, bishop in Breifny, died,1511. 





Magauran, Donn, sons of, 1408. 

Magauran, Donnell Bearnagh, slain, 1487. 

Magauran, Donnell Bearnagh, chief of Teallach- 
Eachdhach, 1495, 1496. 

Magauran, Donnell Oge, son of Donnell Bear- 
nagh, 1521. 

Magauran, Donough, 1485. 

Magauran, Donough Ballagh, heir of Teallach- 
Eachdhach, 1428, 1440, 1441, 1445. 

sons of, 1440. 

Magauran, Donough, son of Gilla-na-naey, slain, 
1272, 

Magauran, Donough, son of Thomas, died, 1486. 

Magauran, Edmond, primate of Armagh, slain, 
1593. 

Magauran, Edmond, son of Cormac, 1494, 1504. 

Magauran, Farrell, killed, 1220. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 247 


Magauran, Farrell, chief of Teallach-Eachdhach, 
died, 1393. 

Magauran, Farrell Roe, slain, 1322. 

Magauran, Farrell, son of Thomas, 1494. 

Magauran, Felim, 1485. 

Magauran, Felim, son of Thomas, chief of Teal- 
lach-Eachdhach, drowned, 1495. 

Magauran, Gilla-Isa, lord of Teallach-Eachdhach, 
died, 1231. 

Magauran, Gilla-Isa, slain, 1322. 

Magauran, Maelmeadha, wife of, died, 1323. 

Magauran, Manus, killed, 1408. 

Magauran, Manus, 1512. 

Magauran, Manus, chief of Teallach-Eachdhach, 
died, 1303. 

Magauran, Manus Boy, slain, 1357. 

Magauran, son of Manus, son of Thomas, chief 
of Teallach-Eachdhach, died, 1532. 

Magauran, Mary, daughter of, died, 1542. 

Magauran, Matthew, died of his wounds, 1359. 

Magauran, Melaghlin, tanist of Teallach-Each- 
dhach, died, 1383. 

Magauran, Melaghlin Div, killed, 1455. 

Magauran, More, daughter of Hugh, died, 1439. 

Magauran, Niall, chief of Teallach-Eachdhach, 
died, 1362. 

Magauran, Owen, son of Thomas, died, 1460. 

sons of, 1494. 

Magauran, Owney, son of Manus, 1521, 1527. 

Magauran, Rory, slain, 1330. 

Magauran, Sitric, died, 1354. 

Magauran, Teige, died, 1367. 

Magauran, Teige, son of Owen, son of Hugh, 
1496. 

Magauran, Thomas, brother of Donough, 1272, 
1275. 

Magauran, Thomas, chiefof Teallach-Eachdhach, 
1338, 1339, 1343. 

Magauran, Thomas, son of Farrell, died, 1458. 

Magauran, Thomas, son of Manus, sons of, 1512. 

Magauran, Turlough, son of Donough, slain, 1494, 

Magauran, Turlough, son of Hugh, son of Owen, 
1507, 1512. 








Magaurans, 1455, 1476, 1478, 1512. 

Magawley, Auliffe Oge Duv, chief of Calry, 
slain, 1527. 

Magawley, Philip Oge, son of Philip Reagh, 
died, 1508. 

Magawleys, 1386, 1464, 1475. See Mac Awley 
and Mac Amhalghadha. 

Mag Congail, Dermot, son of Donnell, died, 
1585. 

Mag Congail, Donnell, son of the Great Official, 
died, 1545. 

Mag-Dubhain, or Mag-Duane, of Tirconnell, 
slain, 1197. 

Magennis, Art, son of Gillareagh, slain, 1360. 

Magennis, Art, lord of Iveagh, in Ulster, 1360, 
1380, 1383. 

Magennis, Brian, 1426. 

Magennis, Brian, son of Art, died, 1488. 

Magennis, Caffar, brother of Rory, 1400. 

Magennis, Catherina, daughter of, 1607. 

Magennis, Cu-Uladh, heir of Iveagh, slain, 1396. 

Magennis, Cu-Uladh, son of Cathbhar, heir of 
Iveagh, slain, 1453. 

Magennis, Donnell, 1504. 

Magennis, Donnell Oge, son of Donnell, 1520, 
1526. 5 

Magennis, Duvinnsi, lord of Clann-Aodha, slain, 
1208. 

Magennis, Echmily, son of Hugh, slain, 1491. 

Magennis, Edmond Boy, styled the Magennis, 
1520. 

Magennis, Felim the Hospitable, died, 1520. 

Magennis, Glasny, son of Hugh, abbot of Newry, 
slain, 1526. 

Magennis, Hugh, 1172, 1173. 

Magennis, Hugh, lord of Iveagh, slain, 1407, 
1418, 1424. 

Magennis, Hugh, slain, 1453. 

Magennis, Hugh, son of Art, 1488, 1493, 1495. 

Magennis, Hugh, son of Donnell Oge, 1585. 

Magennis, Hugh, son of Hugh, died, 1595. 

Magennis, Mary, wife of, died, 1566. 

Magennis, Murtough, slain, 1539. - 


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Magennis, Murtough Oge, son of, 1407. 

Magennis, Murtough Riaganagh, slain, 1349. 

son of, 1360. 

Magennis, Murtough, son of Murtough More, 
lord of Iveagh, slain, 1399. 

Magennis, Rory, son of Art, lord of Iveagh, 
slain, 1400. 

Magennis, Rory, son of Hugh, 1424, 1426. 

Magennises, 1359, 1374, 1376, 1420, 1422, 1424, 
1501, 1566. 

Mag Eochagain. See Mageoghegan. 

Mageoghegan, Aine, daughter of, died, 1466. 

Mageoghegan, Bevin, daughter of, died, 1363. 

Mageoghegan, Brian, son of Connla, 1580,1588. 





Mageoghegan, Brian, son of William Oge, died, 
1393. 

Mageoghegan, Congalagh, chief of Kinel-Fia- 
chach, died, 1291. 

Mageoghegan, Connla, 1542. 

Mageoghegan, Connla, lord of Kinel-Fiachach, 
slain, 1459. 

Mageoghegan, Connla, son of Conor, son of 
Leyny, 1585, 1588. 

Mageoghegan, Connla, son of Hugh Boy, chief 
of Kinel-Fiachach, slain, 1470. 

Mageoghegan, Conor Roe, lord of Kinel-Fia- 
chach, slain, 1342. 

Mageoghegan, Conor, son of Brian, son of Wil- 
liam, slain, 1415. 

Mageoghegan, Cucogry More, lord of Kinel-Fia- 
chach, died, 1350. 

Mageoghegan, Cucogry Oge, chief of Kinel-Fia- 
chach, slain, 1374. 

Mageoghegan, Cucogry, son of Dermot, died, 
1362. 

Mageoghegan, Cucogry, son of Niall, lord of 
Kinel-Fiachach, slain, 1474. 

Mageoghegan, Dermot, chief of Kinel-Fiachach, 
died, 1392. 

Mageoghegan, Donough, son of Murtough More, 
lord of Kinel-Fiachach, slain, 1337. 

Mageoghegan, Farrell, chief of Kinel-Fiachach, 
died, 1354. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mageoghegan, Farrell, died, 1371. 

Mageoghegan, Farrell, son of Farrell, chief of 
Kinel-Fiachach, died, 1355. 

Mageoghegan, Farrell Roe, son of Donough, 
chief of Kinel-Fiachach, slain, 1382. 

Mageoghegan, Farrell Roe, lord of Kinel-Fia- 
chach, 1409, 1414, 1454, 1458. 

descendants of, 1474. 

Mageoghegan, Farrell Roe Oge, son of Farrell 
Roe, slain, 1452. 

Mageoghegan, Fiacha, grandsons of, 1446. 

Mageoghegan, Fiacha, slain, 1527. 





Mageoghegan, Fineen, son of Rory, killed,1386. 

Mageoghegan, Hugh Boy, sons of, 1454. 

Mageoghegan, Hugh, son of Farrell, 1474. 

Mageoghegan, Hugh, son of Murtough Muimh- 
neach, 1380, 1381. 

Mageoghegan, Hugh, son of Murtough Oge, 
heir of Kinel-Fiachach, died, 1447. 

Mageoghegan, James, chief of Kinel-Fiachach- 
mic-Neill, died, 1493. 

Mageoghegan, Johnock, son of Murtough More, 
lord of Kinel-Fiachach, died, 1334. 

Mageoghegan, Kedagh Roe, 1542. 

Mageoghegan, Laighneach, 1493. 

Mageoghegan, Laighneagh, son of Farrell Roe, 
died, 1400. 

Mageoghegan, Laighneach, son of Hugh Boy, 
slain, 1445. 

Mageoghegan, Laighneach, son of Niall, died, 
1474, 

Mageoghegan, Maelmora, died, 1323. 

Mageoghegan, Maurice, died, 1342. 

Mageoghegan, Maurice Cam, son of Rory, died, 
1393. 

Mageoghegan, Maurice, son of Murtough, died, 
1362. 

Mageoghegan, Melaghlin More, son of Farrell, 
1409, 1410. 

Mageoghegan, Melaghlin, son of Hugh Boy, 
lord of Kinel-Fiachach, slain, 1478. 

Mageoghegan, Meyler, died, 1331. 

Mageoghegan, Murtough Muimhneach, son of 














INDEX NOMINUM. 249 


Murtough More, chief of Kinel-Fiachach, 
died, 1372. 

Mageoghegan, Murtough Oge, 1398. 

sons of, 1445, 1488. 

Mageoghegan, Murtough, son of Hugh, slain, 
1508. 

Mageoghegan, Niall, son of Cucogry Oge, slain, 
1386. 

Mageoghegan, Niall, son of Rossa, 1588, 1596. 

Mageoghegan, Niall, successor of Farrell Roe, 
1454. 

Mageoghegan, Owen, son of Hugh Boy, tanist 
of Kinel-Fiachach, slain, 1469. 

Mageoghegan, Owney, slain, 1468. 

son of, slain, 1471. 
Mageoghegan, Rossa, son of Conla, killed, 1580. 
Mageoghegan, Richard, son of Ross, son of 
Conla, a distinguished captain, slain, 1602. 
Mageoghegan, Rory, son of Johnock, died, 1368. 
Magecghegan, William Gallda, son of Murtough 
More, lord of Kinel-Fiachach, died, 1332. 
Mageoghegans of Kinel-Fhiachach, in West- 
meath, 1328, 1380, 1430, 1439, 1450, 1461, 
1464, 1467, 1546. 

Mageraghty, Auliffe, son of Hugh, drowned, 
1190. 

Mageraghty, Conor, son of Hugh, drowned, 
1190. 

Mageraghty, David, coarb of St. Patrick, died, 
1343. 

Mageraghty, Donn Oge, chief of Sil-Murray, 
1225, 1230. 

Mageraghty, Donncahy, son of Donn Oge, 
1260, 1266. 

Mageraghty, Flann, slain, 1256. 

Mageraghty, Henry, bishop of Conor, died, 
1297. 








“Mageraghty, Manus, chief of Clann-Tomalty, 


died, 1268. 
Mageraghty, Manus, died, 1307. 
Mageraghty, Manus, son of Hugh, slain, 1260. 
Mageraghty, Melaghlin, chief of Muinter-Rodiv, 
died, 1348. 





Mageraghty, Melaghlin, chief of Muintir-Rodiv, 
died, 1404. 

Mageraghty, Melaghlin, son of Tomalty, slain, 
1287. 

Mageraghty, Murtough Donn, died, 1362. 

Mageraghty, Sitric, chief of Clann-Tomalty, 
died, 1241. 

Mageraghty, Tomaltagh, royal chieftain of Sil- 
Murray, 1260, 1274, 1278. 

Mageraghty, house of, 1490. 

Magettigan. See Mac Etigen and Mac Edigen. 

Magetty, or Getty. See Mac Etigh. 

Mag Fachtna, Conor, died, 1195. 

Mag-Fearghail of Tirconnell, slain, 1197. 

Mag-Fhionnbhairr, or Gaynor. See Mac Finvar. 

Mag Fhlannchadha. See Mac Clancy. 

Mag-Gollaighs of Lough Melvin, 1421. 

Maghmor, king of Spain, daughter of, 3370. 

Maghnus, king of Lochlann and the Islands, 
1101, 1102, 1103. 

Maghnus, son of Aralt, 972. 

Mag Laim, slain in the battle of Cul-Dreimhne, 
555. 

Mag Oireachtaigh. See Mageraghty. 

Magolrick. See Mac Ualghairg. 

Mag-Mailin, Andreas, chief professor of Canon 
Law, &c., died, 1322. 

Mag Raghnaill. See Mac Rannall. 

Magrath, house of, 1471. 

Magrath of Termon-Daveog, died, 1562. 

Magrath, Aengus, poet, died, 1461. 

Magrath, Andreas, son of the coarb of Termon- 
Daveog, a general Betagh, died, 1504. 

Magrath, Brian, son of, slain, 1379. 

Magrath, Dermot, son of Gilla-Isa, chief poet of 
Thomond, 1411. 

Magrath, Dermot, son of Marcus, coarb of St. 
Daveog, 1469, 1492. 

Magrath, Edru, abbot, died, 1291. 

Magrath, Flann, son of, ollav of Thomond in 
poetry, died, 1425. 

Magrath, Hugh Oge, a poet, 1415. 

Magrath, Hugh, son of Donnell, 1490, 1491. 


2k 


250 


Magrath, John Boy, son of Andrew, died, 1524. 

Magrath, John Boy, son of John More, coarb of 
Termon-Daveog, 1440, 1469. 

Magrath, Maigi, bishop of Clonfert, died, 1508. 

Magrath, Matthew, son of Marcus, coarb of 
Termon-Daveog, died, 1440. 

Magrath, Mulmurry, or Meyler, archbishop of 
Cashel, 1596. 

Magrath, Mulmurry Oge, died, 1367. 

Magrath, Murrough, son of Owen, died,.1491. 

Magrath, Niall, son of Mahon, official of Lough 
Erne, died, 1467. 

Magrath, Nicholas, coarb of Termon-Daveog, 
died, 1344. 

Magrath, Petrus, died, 1243. 

Magrath, Rory, ollav of Leth-Mogha in poetry, 
died, 1343. 

Magrath, Rory, son of Dermot, coarb of Ter- 
mon-Daveog, 1491, 1496. 

Magrath, Rory, son of Donnell, 1490, 1491. 

Magrath, Simon, deacon of Ardcarne, died, 
1271. 

Magrath, Thomas, son of Mulmurry, chief poet 
of Thomond, died, 1410. 

Magrath, Thomas, son of Philip, died, 1507. 

Magrath, William, son of Andrew, died, 1527. 

Magroarty, keeper of the Cathach of St. Colum- 
kille, 1497, 1567. 





Maguibne, Matthew, bishop of Breifny, died, | 


1314. 


Mag Uidhir. See Maguire. 


Maguinnsennain, Brian, son of Teige, official of | 


Clogher, died, 1509. 

Maguinnsennain, Felim, official of Tirconnell, 
died, 1507. 

Maguire, the coarb, 1515, 1518, 1519. 

Maguire, Ailbhe, daughter of Hugh, died, 
1477. 

Maguire, Aine, wife of, died, 1466. 

Maguire, Art, 1378. 

sons of, 1375, 1395, 1447. 

Maguire, Art Carragh, son of Edmond, 1484, 
1486. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Maguire, Art Cuile, son of Philip, slain, 1398. 

Maguire, Art Roe, son of Gilla-Patrick, slain, 
1486. 

Maguire, Art, son of Donnell Ballagh, died, 
1473. 

Maguire, Art, son of Donough, died, 1482. 

Maguire, Art, son of Edmond, 1484, 1485. 

Maguire, Auliffe, died, 1326. 

sons of, 1322. 

Maguire, Auliffe, son of Philip, chief of Muin- 
tir-Feodachain, died, 1399. 

Maguire, Brian, heir of Fermanagh, slain, 1378. 

Maguire, Brian Crossagh, son of Flaherty,1486. 





Maguire, Brian Maineach, son of Donough, 
1452, 1469. 

Maguire, Brian Roe, son of John, slain, 1529. 

Maguire, Brian, son of Auliffe, lord of Clann- 
Awley, died, 1466. 

Maguire, Brian, son of Conor, slain, 1516. 

Maguire, Brian, son of Conor Oge, slain, 1464. 

Maguire, Brian, son of Conor Oge, died, 1477. 

sons of, 1490, 1499. 

Maguire, Brian, son of Donough, died, 1583. 

Maguire, Brian, son of Edmond, 1505, 1512. 

Maguire, Brian, son of Felim, slain, 1472. 

Maguire, Brian, son of Gillapatrick, abbot of 
Lisgool, died, 1466. 

Maguire, Brian, son of Hugh, died, 1503. 

Maguire, Brian, son of John, 1499, 1500. 

died, 1504. 

Maguire, Brian, son of Philip, 1455, 1459, 1462, 
1480, 1496, 1508. 

sons of, 1484. 

Maguire, Brian, son of Philip-na-Tuaighe, son 
of the lord of Fermanagh, died, 1457. 

Maguire, Brian, son of Rory, died, 1344. 

Maguire, Cathal Mac Manus, died, 1433. r 

Maguire, Cathal Reagh, son of Donn Cahanagh, 
died, 1473. 

Maguire, Cathal, son of, put to death, 1450. 

sons of, 1473. 

Maguire, Cathal, son of the Abbot, slain, 1593. 

Maguire, Cathal, son of Brian, slain, 1484. 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 


Maguire, Cathal, son of Cathal, 1433. 

Maguire, Cathal, son of Donn, slain, 1518. 

Maguire, Cathal, son of Hugh, died, 1419. 

Maguire, Cathal, son of Owen, died, 1529. 

Maguire, Cathal, son of Rory, slain, 1398. 

Maguire, Catherine, daughter of Cuconnaught, 
died, 1568. 

Maguire, Catherine, daughter of Donn, son of 
Cuconnaught, died, 1440. 

Maguire, Colla, son of Hugh, slain, 1471. 

Maguire, Conor, 1508. 

died, 1527. 

Maguire, Conor Oge, died, 1441. 

Maguire, Conor Oge, son of Conor Roe, 1593. 

Maguire, Conor Oge, son of Donough, slain, 
1576. 2 

Maguire, Conor Roe, son of Conor, 1589. 

Maguire, Conor, son of Cathal, slain, 1531. 

Maguire, Conor, son of Garvey, 1323. 

Maguire, Conor, son of John, slain, 1524. 

Maguire, Conor, son of Thomas Oge, 1486. 

Maguire, Cormac, taken prisoner, 1532. 

son of, 1531. 

Maguire, Cormac, son of Art, died, 1383. 

Maguire, Cormac, son of Art Cuile, died, 1480. 

Maguire, Cormac, son of Cuconnaught, tanist 
of Fermanagh, slain, 1539. 

Maguire, Cormac, son of Donough Oge, taken 
prisoner, 1602. 

Maguire, Cormac, son of Gilla-Duv, died, 1453. 

Maguire, Cormac, son of Hugh, died, 1492. 

Maguire, Cormac, son of John, slain, 1501. 

Maguire, Cormac, son of John, died, 1509. 

Maguire, Cormac, son of Niall, slain, 1508. 

Maguire, Cuconnaught the Coarb, son of Cucon- 
naught, son of Brian, lord of Fermanagh, 
1523, 1526, 1527, 1536, 1537. 

Maguire, Cuconnaught Oge, son of Cuconnaught, 
lord of Fermanagh, 1607, 1608. 

Maguire, Cuconnaught, son of Brian, slain, 
1484. > 

Maguire, Cuconnaught, son of Cuconnaught, 
son of Cuconnaught, 1566, 1585, 1589. 











251 


Maguire, Cuconnaught, son of Flaherty, 1486. 

Maguire, Cuconnaught, son of John, 1451, 1481. 

Maguire, Cuconnaught, son of Philip, slain, 
1379. ee 

Maguire, Cuconnaught, son of Philip, died, 
1448. 





sons of, 1441. 

Maguire, Cuconnaught, son of Redmond Reagh, 
1477. 

Maguire, Donn Boy, son of Conor, 1520. 

Maguire, Donn Cahanagh, died, 1434. 

Maguire, Donn Carragh, first lord of the Sil- 
Uidhir, 1264, 1302. 

Maguire, Donn Roe, son of Cuconnaught, slain, 
1474. 

Maguire, Donn, son of Cuconnaught, died, 1435. 

Maguire, Donn, son of Cuconnaught, 1500. 

Maguire, Donn, son of Donnell Ballagh, died, 
1488. 

Maguire, Donn, son of Edmond, son of Thomas, 
1484, 1486. 

Maguire, Donn, son of Owen, slain, 1477. 

Maguire, Donnell, chief of Clann-Fearghaile, 
died, 1364. 

Maguire, Donnell Ballagh, son of Thomas, 1439, 
1447. 

Maguire, Donnell, son of Brian, slain, 1469. 

Maguire, Donnell, son of Brian, taken prisoner, 
1512. 

Maguire, Donnell, son of Cuconnaught, 1532. 

Maguire, Donnell, son of Donn, slain, 1464. 

Maguire, Donnell, son of Donn, slain, 1487. 

Maguire, Donnell, son of Donough Docair, slain, 
1387. 

Maguire, Donnell, son of Gilla-Patrick, slain, 
1485. 

Maguire, Donnell, son of Hugh, slain, 1420. 

Maguire, Donnell, son of Philip, died, 1442. 

Maguire, Donnell, son of Philip, died, 1502. 

Maguire, Donnell, son of Rossa, died, 1497. 

Maguire, Donough, sons of, 1375, 1383. 

Maguire, Donough Dunchadhach, taken pri- 
soner, 1450. 


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252 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Maguire, Donough Oge, son of Donough, 1477, 
1481, 1482. 

Maguire, Donough Oge, son of Donough Roe, 
1557. 

Maguire, Donough, son of Brian, died, 1508. 

sons of, 1507, 1516. 

Maguire, Donough, son of Conor, slain, 1499, 
1502. 

Maguire, Donough, son of Cuconnaught, died, 
1562. 

Maguire, Donough, son of Hugh, 1471, 1473. 

sons of, 1485, 1490. 

Maguire, Donough, son of Redmond, slain, 1512. 








Maguire, Donough, son of Rory, slain, 1521. 

Maguire, Donough, son of Thomas, heir of Fer- 
managh, 1468, 1471, 1476. 

Maguire, Dubhog, daughter of Hugh, died, 
1361. 

Maguire, Duvcovla, daughter of Philip, died, 
1370. 

Maguire, Duvcovla, daughter of Thomas, lord 
of Fermanagh, died, 1444. 

Maguire, Eachmarcach, son of Manus, a bru- 
ghaidh, died, 1371. 

Maguire, Edmond, 1439, 1442, 1450. 

Maguire, Edmond Roe, son of John, slain, 1462. 

Maguire, Edmond, son of Brian, slain, 1484. 

Maguire, Edmond, son of Gillapatrick Oge, 
1531. 

Maguire, Edmond, son of Hugh, slain, 150). 

Maguire, Edmond, son of Owen, slain, 1503. 

Maguire, Edmond, son of Philip, son of Tur- 
lourgh, slain, 1520. 

Maguire, Edmond, son of Thomas, lord in Fer- 
managh, 1484, 1488. 

sons of, 1484, 1515. 

Maguire, Edmond, son of Thomas Greannach 
[the hirsute], died, 1486. 

Maguire, Edmond, son of Thomas Oge, 1471, 
1507. 

Maguire, Felim Roe, son of Donough Roe, slain, 
1440. 

Maguire, Felim, son of Brian, died, 1518. 








Maguire, Felim, son of Brian of Teallach-Each- 
dhach, died, 1506. 

Maguire, Felim, son of Donn, died, 1481. 

Maguire, Felim, son of Donough, 1484, 1486, 
1501, 1508. 

Maguire, Feradhach, son of Donn, slain, 1439. 

Maguire, Feradhach, son of Don Oge, slain, 
1500. 

Maguire, Feradhach, son of John, slain, 1487. 

Maguire, Flaherty, lord of Fermanagh, 1319, 
13275 


| Maguire, Flaherty, son of Owen, slain, 1469. 


Maguire, Flaherty, son of Philip, 1537. 

Maguire, Flaherty, son of Rory, 1512, 1527. 

Maguire, Flaherty, son of Thomas, slain, 1484. 

Maguire, Flaherty, son of Thomas Oge, died, 
1474. 

Maguire, Gilla-Duv, drowned, 1342. 

Maguire, Gilla-Duv, son of O’Conor, slain, 1500. 

Maguire, Gilla-Duv, son of Donough, died,1517. 

Maguire, Gilla-Duv, son of Turlough, 1485, 
1515. 

Maguire, Gilla-Isa, son of Edmond, 1485, 1501. 

Maguire, Gillapatrick Oge, son of Gillapatrick, 
1520. 

Maguire, Gillapatrick, son of Auliffe, slain, 
1454. 

Maguire, Gillapatrick, son of Cathal Oge, taken 
prisoner, 1484. 

Maguire, Gillapatrick, son of Conor, 1524. 

Maguire, Gillapatrick, son of Cormac, died, 1530. 


Maguire, Gillapatrick, son of Edmond, slain, 


1484. 





sons of, 1505. 

Maguire, Gillapatrick, son of Flaherty, 1486, 
1500. 

Maguire, Gillapatrick, son of Manus, died,1400. 

Maguire, Gillapatrick, son of Philip, son of 
Turlough, 1512, 1520. 

Maguire, Gillapatrick, son of Thomas, slain, 

— 1484, 

Maguire, Godfrey Oge, son of Godfrey Roe, died, 
1500. 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 253 


Maguire, Gormlaith, daughter of Hugh Roe, 
1355. 

Maguire, Grainne, daughter of Conor, died, 
1529. 

Maguire, Grainne, daughter of Edmond, died, 
1507. 

Maguire, Hugh, 1407, 1416, 1420, 1421. 

sons of, 1428, 1429, 1432, 1445, 1469. 

descendants of, 1528. 

Maguire, Hugh Boy, son of Hugh Duy, wife of, 
died, 1566. 

Maguire, Hugh Oge, son of Hugh, slain, 1428. 

Maguire, Hugh Oge, son of Thomas, died, 1531. 

Maguire, Hugh Roe, lord of Fermanagh, died, 
1363. ; 

Maguire, Hugh, son of Auliffe, died, 1350. 

Maguire, Hugh, son of Brian, died, 1471. 

Maguire, Hugh, son of Cuconnaught, chief of 
Fermanagh, 1586, 1589, 1592, 1593, 1594, 
1595, 1597, 1599, 1600. 

mother of, 1592. 

successor of, 1608. 

Maguire, Hugh, son of Donough, died, 1477. 

Maguire, Hugh, son of Edmond, 1484, 1485, 
1486, 1506. 

Maguire, Hugh, son of Felim, slain, 1511. 

Maguire, Hugh, son of Gillapatrick, died, 1463. 

Maguire, Hugh, son of Hugh Oge, slain, 1452. 

Maguire, Hugh, son of Owen, slain, 1512. 

Maguire, Hugh, son of Philip, 1395, 1428. 

Maguire, Hugh, son of Philip-na-Tuaige, 1468. 

Maguire, Hugh, son of Rossa, parson of Achadh- 
Urchair, &c., died, 1518. 

Maguire, Hugh, son of Thomas Oge, son of the 
lord of Fermanagh, died, 1447. 

Maguire, Hugh, son of Turlough, slain, 1507. 

Maguire, James, son of Donough Oge, slain, 
1500. 

Maguire, James, son of John, son of the bishop, 
1511. ; 

Maguire, James, son of Magrath, slain, 1512. 

Maguire, James, son of Philip, died, 1506. 

Maguire, James, son of Thomas Roe, slain, 1515. 

















Maguire, Joan, daughter of Cuconnaught, the 
coarb, died, 1600. 

Maguire, John Boy, son of Auliffe, slain, 1454. 

Maguire, John Duy, son of Donough, slain, 
1465. 

Maguire, John Roe, son of Rory, died, 1491. 

Maguire, John, son of Art, put to death, 1395. 

Maguire, John, son of Cuconnaught, slain, 1431. 

Maguire, John, son of Cuconnaught, 1542,1566. 

Maguire, John, son of Donnell Ballagh, slain, 
1470. 

Maguire, John, son of Edmond, 1484, 1485, 
1502, 1511. 

Maguire, John, son of Philip, died, 1442. 

Maguire, John, son of Philip, slain, 1447. 

Maguire, John, son of Philip, 1465, 1483, 1484, 
1486, 1488, 1496, 1498, 1503. 

Maguire, John, son of Philip, slain, 1532. 

Maguire, John, son of Pierce, parson of Doire- 
Maelain, died, 1495. 

Maguire, John, son of Rossa, parson and erenagh, 
died, 1501. 

Maguire, Magrath, tanist of Fermanagh, burned, 
1310. 

Maguire, Malachias, archdeacon of Oriel, died, 
1367. 

Maguire, Manus, slain, 1358. 

Maguire, Manus Boy, son of Carbry, died, 
1449. 

Maguire, Manus Eoghanagh, son of Hugh, slain, 
1501. 
Maguire, Manus Eoghanagh, son of Philip, died, 
1407, 1440. 7 
Maguire, Manus Mael, son of Redmond Reagh, 
slain, 1495. 

Maguire, Manus, son of Brian, slain, 1512. 

Maguire, Manus, son of Godfrey Oge, slain, 
1499. ¥ 

Maguire, Manus, son of Godfrey Oge, slain, 
1506. 

Maguire, Manus, son of Muldoon, slain, 1486. 

Maguire, Margaret, daughter of Donnell Bal- 
lagh, died, 1498.. 


254 


Maguire, Margaret, daughter of Philip, son of 
Gilla-Duv, died, 1469. 

Maguire, Maurice, son of Matthew, archdeacon 
of Clogher, &c., died, 1423. 

Maguire, Melaghlin, son of Donough, died, 1468. 

Maguire, More, daughter of Hugh, died, 1449. 

Maguire, Murtough Roe, son of Murrough, slain, 
1512. 

Maguire, Niall, son of Cormac, son of Gilduff, 
1454. 

Maguire, Oscar, son of Art, slain, 1375. 

Maguire, Osgar, son of Loughlin, slain, 1322. 





Maguire, Owen, son of Donnell Ballagh, died, | 


1494. 

Maguire, Owen, son of Donough More, slain, 
1500. 

Maguire, Owen, son of Edmond, slain, 1505. 

Maguire, Owen, son of Feradhach Balv, slain, 
1500. 

Maguire, Owen, son of Gillapatrick Oge, killed, 
1531. 

Maguire, Owen, son of Hugh, slain, 1469. 

Maguire, Owen, son of Thomas Greannach, slain, 
1486. 

Maguire, Owen, son of Turlough, slain, 1484. 

Maguire, Philip, 1469. 

Maguire, Philip, chief of Muintir-Pheodachain, 
died, 1351. 

Maguire, Philip, lord of Fermanagh, died, 1356, 
1369, 1379, 1395. 

Maguire, Philip, tanist of Fermanagh, 1438, 
1439, 1442, 1445, 1447, 1467. 

Maguire, Philip Reagh, son of Auliffe, died, 
1480. 

Maguire, Philip, son of Brian, taken prisoner, 
1484, 1500, 1508, 1509. 

Maguire, Philip, son of Cuconnaught, slain, 
1468. 

Maguire, Philip, son of Donough, son of Thomas, 
1484, 1508. 

Maguire, Philip, son of Edmond, 1495, 1506, 
1508, 1518, 1520. ; 

Maguire, Philip, son of Owen, slain, 1512. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Maguire, Philip, son of Thomas, heir of Fer- 
managh, 1455, 1457, 1470. 

descendants of, 1589. 

Maguire, Philip, son of Turlough, taken pri- 
soner, 1484, 1485, 1499, 1502, 1508, 1512, 
Vali 





son of, 1520. 

wife of, died, 1507. 

Maguire, Philip, son of William, slain, 1492. 

Maguire, Pierce, bishop of Clogher, died, 1450. 

Maguire, Pierce, son of the Great Abbot, died, 
1514. 

Maguire, Redmond Reagh, son of Donn, son of 
Cuconnaught, died, 1480. 

Maguire, Redmond Roe, prior of Lisgool, died, 
1522. 

Maguire, Redmond, son of Donough Oge, slain, 
1500. ; 

Maguire, Redmond, son of Philip, Sabia, wife of, 
died, 1498. 

Maguire, Rory, slain, 1522. 








Maguire, Rory-an-einigh, lord of Fermanagh, 
died, 1338. 

Maguire, Rory Glas, son of Donn, 1464. 

Maguire, Rory, son of Art, slain, 1383. 

Maguire, Rory, son of Brian, 1470, 1508, 1519, 
1524. 

Maguire, Rory, son of Donough, slain, 1471. 

Maguire, Rory, son of Donough, died, 1520. 

Maguire, Rory, son of Edmond, 1476, 1477. 

Maguire, Rory, son of Edmond Oge, slain, 
1501. 

Maguire, Rory, son of Godfrey Roe, died, 1468. 

Maguire, Rory, son of Hugh, put to death, 
1520. 

Maguire, Rory, son of Philip, slain, 1490. 

Maguire, Rory, son of Thomas, lord of Ferma- 
nagh, died, 1445. 

Maguire, Rory, son of Thomas Oge, 1486. 

Maguire, Rury, son of Conor, slain, 1486. 

Maguire, Rury, son of Turlough, 1499. 

Maguire, Rose, daughter of Cuconnaught, son 
of the Coarb, died, 1566. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 255 


Maguire, Rose, daughter of John, died, 1525. 

Maguire, Ross, son of John, slain, 1440. 

Maguire, Ross, son of Rory, taken prisoner, 
1519, 1523, 1524. 

Maguire, Ross, son of Thomas Oge, bishop of 
Clogher, 1471, 1483. 

Maguire, Sorcha, daughter of Philip, died, 1500. 

Maguire, Teige, slain, 1379. 

Maguire, Teige Caech, son of Hugh, died, 1439. 

Maguire, Teige Dubhshuileach, son of Magrath, 
slain, 1469. 

Maguire, Teige, son of Brian, vicar of Cill- 
Laisre, &c., died, 1487. 

Maguire, Teige, son of Conor, slain, 1507. 

Maguire, Teige, son of Edmond, slain, 1476. 

Maguire, Teige, son of Philip, slain, 1450. 

Maguire, Teige, son of Rory, taken prisoner, 
1519. 

Maguire, Teige, son of Thomas, son of Thomas 
Oge, 1500. 

Maguire, Teige, son of Turlough, 1485, 1515. 

wife of, died, 1490. 

Maguire, ‘Thomas Greanach, son of Donn, slain, 
1464. 

Maguire, Thomas More, lord of Fermanagh, 
1419, 1428, 1430. 

- descendants of, 1537. 

Maguire, Thomas Oge, lord of Fermanagh, 1430, 
1431, 1436, 1441, 1442, 1447, 1450, 1459, 
1469, 1471, 1480. 

Maguire, Thomas, son of Donn, slain, 1501. . 








Maguire, Thomas, son of Donough, 1508. 
Maguire, Thomas, son of Donough Oge, 1463. 
Maguire, Thomas, son of Edmond, slain, 1473. 
Maguire, Thomas, son of Edmond, slain, 1530. 
Maguire, Thomas, son of Hugh, slain, 1500. 
Maguire, Thomas, son of Hugh Roe, 1395. 
Maguire, Thomas, the Gilla-Duv, son of Philip, 
became lord of Fermanagh, 1395. 
Maguire, Thomas, son of Manus, styled lord, 
1512. 
Maguire, Thomas, son of Philip, slain, 1520. 
Maguire, Thomas, son of Redmond, slain, 1509, 





Maguire, Thomas, son of Thomas Oge, 1484, 
1486,.1501. 

Maguire, Tuathal, son of Philip, 1455. 

Maguire, Turlough, prior of Lough Derg, died, 
1504. 

Maguire, Turlough, son of Cathal Oge, died, 
1469. 

Maguire, Turlough, son of Donough, died 
wounded, 1531. 

Maguire, Turlough, son of Donough, slain, 1379. 

descendants of, 1543. 

Maguire, Turlough, son of Flaherty, slain, 1520. 





Maguire, Turlough, son of John, drowned,1505. 

Maguire, Turlough, son of Owen, slain, 1484. 

Maguire, Turlough, son of Philip, 1455, 1481, 
1486. 

Maguire, Una, daughter of Hugh, died, 1427. 

Maguires, 1404, 1407, 1410, 1412, 1422, 1428, 
1431, 1432, 1433, 1435, 1438, 1439, 1447, 
1452, 1455, 1457, 1475, 1495, 1499, 1502, 
1515, 1518, 1519, 1531, 1532; 1533, 1537, 
1543, 1559, 1577. 

Maicnia, bishop of Mainistir-Buithi, died, 1039. 

Maieniadh, son of Ceallach, abbot of Dunleath- 
ghlaisi, died, 775. 

Maidiuc Mael, slain, 1385. 

Maidoc, St., of Ferns. See Macdhog. 

Maincheine, bishop of Leithghlinn, died, 863. 

Maincheine of Tuaim-Greine, died, 735. 

Maincheni, abbot of Meanadrochit, died, 648. 

Mainchin, St., of Leithghlinn, died, 725. 

Maine, abbot of Aendruim, died, 682. 

Maine, son of Cearbhall, slain, 531. 

Maine, son of Niall of the Nine Hostages, diced, 
440. 

Maintin, Meyler, 1382. 

Makeogh, 1451. 

Makeogh, Farrell, poet, died, 1480. 

Mac Keogh, Mulmurry, intended ollav of Lein- 
ster, killed, 1534. 

Makeon [Bissett], of the Glynns, 1512. 

Mal, son of Rochraidhe, monarch of Ireland, 
107, 110. 


256 


Malachias, St., successor of Patrick, died, 1148. 
See O’Morgair. 

Malby, captain, 1577, 1578, 1579, 1580. 

son of, beheaded, 1602. 

Malby, Sir Nicholas, governor of Connaught, 
1578, 1579, 1580, 1581, 1582, 1583, 1584. 

Manach, priest, woodman to St. Patrick, 448. 

Manchan, St., died, 664. : 

shrine of, 1166. 

Mannachan, lord of Ui-Briuin-na-Sinna, ances- 
tor of O’Monahan, 866. 

Mantan, A.M. 3501, 3506. 

Mantin. See Maintin. 

Marcan, one of the Laighni, 647. 

_Marcan, son of Ceinneidigh, died, 1009. 

Marcan, son of Toimen, slain, 649. 

Mares, Adam, slain, 1318. 

Mares, Geoffrey, 1207, 1216, 1227. 

Mares, William, son of Geoffrey, lord justice of 
Ireland, 1227. 

Mareschal, Geoffrey, taken prisoner, 1234. 

Mareschal, Richard, son of William, 1207,1227, 
1234. 

Martha, daughter of Dubhan, abbess of Cill- 
dara, died, 753. 

Martin, abbot of Cluain-caein, died, 836. 

Martin, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 867. 

Martin, abbot of Lughmhadh, died, 1011. 

Martin, abbot of Ros-Commain, died, 914. 

Martin, St. bishop of Inis-Eidhnigh, died, 
768. 








Martin, successor of Caeimhghin and Maelruain, | 


died, 957. 

Martin Ua Roichligh, abbot of Lis-mor, died, 
878. 

Martin, uncle of St. Patrick, 448. 

Martin, captain, slain, 1595. 

Maruscal, earl, 1395. 

Mary, queen of England, 1553, 1556. 

Mason, Pierce, slain, 1212. 

Mattheus, prior of Trinity Island, died, 1235. 

Mathghamhain, son of Cearbhall, lord of Ui- 
Dunchadha, slain, 995. : 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Mathghamhain, son of Ceinneidigh, king of 
Munster, 957, 961, 965, 967, 969, 970, 974. 

Mathghamhain, son of Conaing, heir of Mun- 
ster, died, 1018. 

Mathghamhain, son of Dubhghall, slain, 1012. 

Mathghamhain, son of Laidhgnen, lord of Fearn- 
mhagh, slain, 1022. 

Mathghamhain, son of Maelmhuaidh, 1014. 

Mathghamhain, son of Muireadhach, lord of 
Ciarraighe, killed, 1032. 

Matudhan, grandson of Cronan, lord of Cairbre- 
Gabhra, slain, 1161. 

Matudhan, son of Aedh, 931. 

Matudhan, son of Muireadhach, king of Ulidia, 
died, 855. 

Matudhan. See Madadhan. 

Maurice, son of the coarb, died, 1322. 

Maximus, ancestor of St. Patrick, 432. 

Meanma, son of the lord of Ui-Caisin, died, 
1014. 

Meann Boirne, abbot of Achadh-bo, died, 693. 

Medu, daughter-in-law of Neimhidh, came to 
Ireland, a. M. 2850. 

Meic-Cuinn-na-mBocht, 834. See Mac Cuinn- 
na-mBocht. 

Meirleachan, son of Conn, lord of Gaileanga, 
slain, 1001. 

Mel, bishop of Ard-Achadh, disciple of Patrick, 
died, 487. 

successor of, 1172. 

Melghe Molbhthach, son of Cobhthach Cael 
Breagh, monarch of Ireland, a. M.. 4678, 4694.— 

Mensi, captain, slain, 1595. 

Meraighe of Cluain-mor-Maedhog, died, 918. 

Merrick. See Mac Mibbric. 

Merryman, Captain, 1586. 

Mescan, priest, brewer to St. Patrick, 448. 

Mescell, abbot of Imleach-Ibhair, died, 894. 

Mescell, son of Donnghall, slain, 860. 

Meyler More, two sons of, slain, 1278. 

Meyler, son of Meyler, 1205, 1207, 1212. 

Meyler, son of Robert, slain, 1211. 

Miles, bishop of Conmaicne, died, 1289.’ 














INDEX NOMINUM. 257 


Miles, bishop of Limerick, died, 1302. 

Milidh, or Milesius, wife of, came to Ireland, 
A.M. 3500. 

sons of, came to Ireland, a. Mm. 3500. 

Mimtheanach, abbot of Gleann-da-locha, died, 
795. 

Mithighen, son of Cinaedh, lord of Ui-Mailhena, 
died, 953. 

Mobai, died, 748. 

Mobhai mac Ui Aldai, died, 626. 

Mobhi Claraineach, or Bearchan, of Glais- 
Naeidhen, St., died, 544. 

Mobrigu, St., of Bealach-Fele, died, 730. 

Mochaemhog, St., abbot of Liathmor, died, 655. 

Mochaoi, abbot of Aendruim, died, 496. 

Mocholmog of Druim-mor, in Ui-Eathach, suc- 
cessors of, 951, 992, 1018, 1043, 1068. 

Mochonna of Cluain Airdne, died, 713. 

Mochonnoe, hospitaller to St. Patrick, 448. 

Mochta, bishop of Ui-Neill, died, 924. 

Mochta, foster-son of Fethghna, bishop of Ard- 
Macha, died, 889. 

Mochta, lector of Ard-Macha, taken prisoner,876. 

Mochta, priest of St. Patrick, 448. 

Mochta, St., bishop, disciple of St. Patrick, 448, 
534. 








successors of, 982, 1045. 

relics of, 1242, 

Mochta, son of Cearnachan, priest of Ard-Ma- 
cha, died, 922. 

Mochtamuin, son of, 283. 

Mochtighearn, a wise man, died, 780. 

Mochua, St., abbot, died, 637. 

revenge of, 1069. 

successor of, 1246. 

Mochua, son of Lonan, died, 657. 

Mochua, son of Ust, died, 668. 

Mochuarog, festival of, 1121. 

Mochuda, St., bishop and abbot of Lis-mor, 
died, 636. 

successors of, 1090, 1128. 

Modhcorb, son of Cobhthach Caemh, monarch 
of Ireland, a. m. 4695, 4701. 

















Moenan, son of Cormac, abbot of Cathair-Fursa, 
in France, died, 774. 

Mofebis, son of Eochaidh Faebharghlas, slain, 
A.M. 3751. , 

Mogh Ruith, son of Mofebis, one of the Fir- 
bolgs, a. M. 3579. 

Molaisi of Leithghlinn, successor of, died, 1113. 

Molaisi, St., abbot of Daimhinis, died, 563. 

successors of, 955, 1025, 1038, 1049, 
1114, 1168, 1336, 1439. 

Moling Luachra, St., died, 696. 

prophecy of, 1015. 

Molua, abbot of Cluain-fearta-Molua, died, 605. 

Mongan, anchorite, slain, 916. 

Mongan, son of Fiachra Lurgan, killed, 620. 

Moninne, St., successor of, 1077. 

Moor, Master John, slain, 1580. 

Mor, daughter of Cearbhall, queen of South 
Leinster, died, 916. 

Mor, daughter gf Donnchadh, son of Ceallach, 
queen of Ireland, 985. 

Mor, daughter of Tadhg of the tower, queen of 
Treland, died, 991. 

Moran, son of Cairbre Caitcheann, 14. 

Moran, son of Innreachtach, abbot of Clochar- 
mic-nDaimheni, died, 841. 

Moran Ua Buidhe, abbot of Birra, died, 891. 

Moric, ancestor of St. Patrick, 432. 

Mor-Mumhan, queen of Munster, died, 628. 

Mortant, captain, 1582. 

Mortimer, Sir Edmond, lord justice of Ireland. 
1380, 1381, 1395. 

Mostin, captain Hugh, son of Robert, 1601,1602. 

Mostin, Captain William, son of Robert, 1588. 

Mothla, son of Domhnall, lord of the Deisi- 
Mumhan, slain, 1013. 

Mountjoy, lord. See Blunt. 

Mudan, son of Donnghal, lord of Corca-Laigh- 
dhe, died, 901. 

Mughcorb, son of Oilioll Olum, 195. 

Mughron, abbot of Ia, died, 978. 

Mughron, poet, quoted, 941. 

Mughron, grandson of Cathal, 866. 








2. 


258 


Mughron, son of Aenghus, lord of Ui-Failghe, 
died, 841. 

Mughron, son of Ceannfaeladh, abbot of Cluain- 
fearta-Brenainn, died, 882. 

Mughron, son of Cinneidigh, lord of the Co- 
mainns, &c., slain, 915. 

Mughron, son of Diarmaid, slain, 844. 

Mughron, son of Flann, lord of Ui-Failghe, 
slain, 777. : 

Mughron, son of Maelcothaidh, half king of 
Connaught, died, 870. 

Mughron, son of Sochlachan, lord of Ui-Maine, 
died, 904. 

Muimhne, son of Erimon, joint monarch of 
Ireland, a. M. 3517, 3519, 3502. 

Muinder, John, slain, 1307. 

Muinder, Philip, slain, 1307. 

Muinemhon, son of Cas Clothach, monarch of 
Treland, a. Mm. 3868, 3872. 

Muircheartach, abbot of Beannchair, died, 
938. 

Muircheartach Mac Earca, monarch of Ireland, 
478, 489, 497, 499, 513, 524, 526, 527. 

Muircheartach-na-gCochall gGroiceann. 
Muircheartach, son of Niall. 

Muircheartach, son of Aedh, king of Meath, 
slain, 972. 

Muircheartach, son of Anmchadh, lord of Ui- 
Liathain, slain, 1014. 

Muircheartach, son of Artan, tanist of Ui-Ea- 
thach, slain, 1011. 

Muircheartach, son of Breac, lord of the Deisi, 
burned, 1051. 

Muircheartach, son of Brian, 1031. 

Muircheartach, son of Conghalach, heir to the 
sovereignty of Ireland, slain, 962. 

Muircheartach, son of Conghalach, lord of Ui- 
Failghe, slain, 1026. 

Muircheartach, son of Dalbhach, slain, 1509. 

Muircheartach, son of Domhnall, successor of 
Patrick, 1129, 1134. 

Muircheartaigh, son of Domhnall Ua Neill, heir 
to the sovereignty of Ireland, 968, 975. 


See 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Muircheartach, son of Donnghal, lord of Breifne, 
died, 800. 

Muircheartach, son of Dunlaing, slain, 1026. 

Muircheartach, son of Eaghra, lord of Luighe, 
slain, 928. 

Muircheartach, son of Eigneachan, died, 960. 

Muircheartach, son of Flaithbhearlach O’Neill, 
slain, 1045. 

Muircheartach, son of Gillaphadraig, lord of 
half Osraighe, slain, 1036. 

Muircheartach, son of Loingseach, successor of 
Finnen of Cluain-Iraird, died, 1092. 

Muircheartach, son of Maeleachlainn, blinded, 
1032. e 

Muircheartach, son of Muireadhach, son of 
Eoghan, son of Niall, began to reign, 504. 

Muircheartach, son of Niall, abbot of Doire- 
Chalgaigh, died, 879. 

Muircheartach, son of Niall, king of Aileach, 
1139, 1154, 1164. 

Muircheartach, son of Niall Glundubh, lord of 
Oileach, 919, 924, 925, 927, 930, 931, 936, 
938, 939, 941. 

Muircheartach, son of Tighearnan, heir appa- 
rent of Breifne, died, 918. 

Muircheartach, successor of Patrick, 1133. 

Muireadhach, abbot of Beannchair, died, 935. 

Muireadhach, bishop, smothered, 1006. 

Muireadhach, foster-son of Maenach, successor 
of Caianeach, died, 966. 

Muireadhach, lord of Ard-Cianachta, died, 853. 


-| Muireadhach, lord of Conaille, slain, 1004. 


Muireadhach of Magh-Aei, king of Connaught, 
ancestor of the Sil-Muireadhaigh, died, 700. 

Muireadhach of Sliabh-Cuilenn, 965. 

Muireadhaigh Bolgrach, monarch of Ireland, 
slain, A. M. 4307. 

Muireadhach Meann, chief of Ui-Meith, slain, 
742. 

Muireadhach Muindearg, king of Ulidia, died, 
479; Addenda, p. 1190. 

Muireadhach, son of Aenghus, abbot of Lusea, 
died, 786. 








Elena er,’ 


INDEX NOMINUM. 


Muireadhach, son of Aenghus, chief of Ard- 
Cianachta, slain, 774. 

Muireadhach, son of Aimhirgin, abbot of Leith- 
ghlinn, died, 800. 

Muireadhach, son of Ainbhcheallach, died, 
Gh 

Muireadhach, son of Bran, half king of Leinster, 
800, 813. 

Muireadhach, son of Bran, lord of Leinster, died, 
882. 

Muireadhach, son of Cathal, abbot of Cill-dara, 
died, 782. 

Muireadhach, son of Cathal, lord of Ui-Cremh- 
thainn, died, 865. 

Muireadhach, son of Ceallach, abbot of Cill-dara, 
died, 821. 

Muireadhach, son of Ceallach, abbot of Conlaedh, 
died, 822. 

Muireadhach, son of Cearnach, economus of 
Ard-Macha, died, 841. 

Muireadhach, son of Connmhach, slain, 793. 

Muireadhach, son of Cormac, abbot of Druim- 
Inesclainn, 908, 926. 

Muireadhach, son of Cormac, abbot of Eantrobh, 
died, 877. 

Muireadhach, son of Cormac Slaine, abbot of 
Lughmhagh, died, 753. 

Muireadhach, son of Crichan, successor of 
Adamnan and Colum-Cille, 1006, 1010. 

Muireadhach, son of Crunnmhael, abbot of 
Disert-Ternog, died, 817. 

Muireadhach, son of Diarmaid, lord of Ciar- 
raighe-Luachra, died, 1003. 

Muireadhach, son of Diarmaid, successor of 
Cronan of Ros-Cre, died, 1052. 

Muireadhach, son of Domhnall, abbot of Mai- 
nistir-Buithe, died, 922. 

Muireadhach, son of Domhnall, heir apparent of 
Leinster, died, 901. 

Muireadhach, son of Domhnall, lord of Meath, 
794, 797. 

Muireadhach, son of Domhnall, tanist-abbot of 
Ard-Macha, died, 924. 





259 


Muireadhach, son of Donnchadh, tanist of Os- 
raighe, died, 973. 

Muireadhach, son of Dubh, chief of Muintir- 
Eolais, taken prisoner, 10865. 

Muireadhach, son of Dubhtuinne, king of Ulidia, 
slain, 1007. 

Muireadhach, son of Eochagan, king of Ulidia, 
slain, 890. 

Muireadhach, son of Eochaidh, 816. 

Muireadhach, son of Eochaidh, lord of Ui- 
Eathach-Uladh, 825. 

Muireadhach, son of Eochaidh, king of the pro- 
vince of Conchobhar, killed, 838. 

Muireadhach, son of Faelan, abbot of Cill-dara, 
slain, 965. 

Muireadhach, son of Fearghus, successor of Pa- 
trick, died, 966. 

Muireadhach, son of Fearghus Forcraidh, lord 
of Ui-Tuirtre, slain, 738. 

Muireadhach, son of Flann, slain, 978. 

Muireadhach, son of Flann, abbot of Mainistir- 
Buithe, died, 844. 

Muireadhach, son of Flann, successor of Conn- 
lath, died, 985. 

Muireadhach, son of Flann Garadh, lord of 
Cinel-Mic-Earca, died, 792. 

Muireadhach, son of Flannagan, fos-airchinneach 
of Ard-Macha, died, 1039. 

Muireadhach, son of Indreachtach, bishop of 
Magh-eo, slain, 726. 

Muireadhach, son of Madadhan, 1005, 1006. 

Muireadhach, son of Maelbrighde, abbot of 
Daimhliag, died, 933. 

Muireadhach, son of Maeleitigh, lord of Dal- 
Araidhe, slain, 892. 

Muireadhach, son of Maelmordha, heir of Lein- 
ster, died, 942. 

Muireadhach, son of Mochloingseach, airchin- 
neach of Mucnamh, died, 1009. 

Muireadhach, son of Mormaer-Leamhna, 1215. 
See Murray. 

Muireadhach, son of Mughron, lord of Clann- 
Cathail, died, 907. 


2L2 


260 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Muireadhach, son of Mughron, successor of 
Ciaran and Comman, died, 1025. 

Muireadhach, son of Muircheartach, lord of 
Fotharta, killed, 1017. 

Muireadhach, son of Muiregan, prior of Ard- 
Macha, died, 982. 

Muireadhach, son of Murchadh, king of Lein- 
ster, died, 755. 

Muireadhach, son of Niall, abbot of Lughmhadh, 
died, 862. 

Muireadhach, son of Olcobhar, abbot of Cluain- 
fearta-Brenainn, died, 797. 

Muireadhach, son of Rian, lord of Ui-Ceinnsea- 
laigh, slain, 976. 

Muireadhach, son of Ruadhrach, king of Lein- 
ster, 800, 826. 

Muireadhach, son of Ruadhrach, successor of 
Fechin, died, 981. 

Muireadhach, son of the Sinnach, slain, 1178. 

Muireadhach, son of Uarghal, prior of Ia-Coluim- 
Cille, died, 777. 

Muireadhach Tireach, monarch of Ireland, 326, 
327, 356. 

Muireadhach Ultach, anmchara of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 1017. 
Muireagan, a king, interred at Cill-Corbain, 904. 
Muireagan of Both-Domhnaigh, successor of 
Patrick, 992, 993, 1001. ; 
Muireagan of Cill-dara, died, 828 ; Addenda, 
p. 1192. 

Muireagan, son of Diarmaid, lord of Nas and 
Airther-Life, slain, 861. 

Muireann, abbess of Cill-dara, died, 829. 

Muireann, daughter of Ceallach Cualann, died, 
743. ; 

Muireann, daughter of Conghalach, abbess of 
Cill-dara, died, 977. 

Muireann, daughter of Mac Colman, abbess of 
Cill-dara, died, 962. 

Muireann, daughter of Suart, abbess of Cill- 
dara, died, 916. 

Muireann, wife of Raghallach, king of Con- 
naught, 645. 





Muiren of the Tongue, slain, 1022. 

Muirgheal, daughter of Flann, son of Maelseach- 
lainn, died, 926. 

Muirgheal, wife of the king of Leinster, died, 
852. 

Muirgheas, airchinneach of Lis-aeidheadh, at 
Ard-Macha, died, 1015. 

Muirgheas, anchorite of Ard-Macha, died, 860. 

Muirgheas, bishop of Disert-Diarmada, died, 
895. 

Muirgheas, grandson of Murchadh Odhar, chief 
of Clann-Tomaltaigh, died, 1153. 

Muirgheas, son of Aedh, lord of Ui-Diarmada, 
slain, 999. 

Muirgheas, son of Conall, slain, 718. 

Muirgheas, son of Conchobhar, heir of Con- 
naught, slain, 987. 

Muirgheas, son of Domhnall, lord of Ui-Maine, 
slain, 985. 

Muirgheas, son of Fearghus, lord of the Deisi, 
died, 746; Addenda, p. 1191. 

Muirgheas, son of Fearghus Forcraidh, slain, 
Td: 

Muirgheas, son of Maelduin, lord of Cinel- 
Cairbre, died, 696. 

Muirgheas, son of Muireadhach, abbot of Mun- 
gairid, died, 993. 

Muirgheas, son of Ruaidhri, slain, 995. 

Muirghius, son of Tomaltach, king of Con- 
naught, 787, 788, 797, 803, 805, 810. 

Muirghius. See Muirgheas. 


. Muirigen, abbot of Disert-Diarmada, died, 967. 


Muirigen Bocht, successor of Patrick, died, 
1005. 


‘| Muirigen, son of Aedhagan, 864. 


Muiriugan. See Muireagan. 

Mura, successor of, 1074, 1098. 

Murchadh, a chieftain of Meath, 820, 832. 

Murchadh, grandson of Domhnall Reamhar, 
killed, 1091. 

Murchadh, grandson of Maelnambo, of Leinster, 
1059. 

Mutchadh, king of Meath, 1102, 1106. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Murchadh of the Short Shield, 1063. 

Murchadh Glunillar, son of, slain, 976. 

Murchadh Ruadh, son of Maelseachlainn, 1039. 

Murchadh, son of Aedh, king of Connaught, 
died, 839. 

Murchadh, son of Aedh, lord of Ui-Maine, died, 
960. 

Murchadh, son of Bran, king of Leinster, died, 
Ti, (21. 

sons of, 722. 

Murchadh, son of Bran, lord of Ui-Faelan, slain, 
1044. 

Murchadh, son of Brian, 1051. 

Murchadh, son of Brian Borumha, 1006, 1010, 
1012, 1013. 

Murchadh, son of Conchobhar, 1086. 

Murchadh, son of Cumasgach, lord of Feara- 
Rois, died, 953. 

Murchadh, son of Diarmaid, chief of the Ui- 
Neill of Clann-Colmain, slain, 713. 

Murchadh, son of Diarmaid, lord of Leinster, 
1056, 1059, 1060, 1069, 1070, 1098. 

Murchadh, son of Domhnall, slain, 760. 

Murchadh, son of Dunlaing, king of Leinster, 
1041, 1042, : 

Murchadh, son of Fearadhach, died, 790. 

Murchadh, son of Fearghal, slain, 736. 

Murchadh, son of Finn, king of Leinster, 956, 
965, 967, 970. 

son of, 994. 

Murchadh, son of Finn of Ui-Failghe, slain, 937. 

Murchadh, son of Flaithbheartach, lord of Cinel- 
Conaill, slain, 762. 

Murchadh, son of Flann, chief of Clann-Mur- 
chadha, slain, 971. 

Murchadh, son of Flann, lord of Corca-Bhais- 
cinn, died, 918. 

Murchadh, son of Maelduin, lord of Cinel- 
Eoghain, 817, 818, 820, 821, 896. 

Murchadh, son of Maelmordha, 1047. 

Murchadh, son of Maenach, lord of South Con- 
naught, died, 891. 

Murchadh, son of Muircheartach, slain, 759. 











261 


Murchadh, son of Riada, abbot of Ross-Chomain, 
died, 979. 

Murchadh, son of Searrach, lord of Cairbri-Mor, 
died, 1032. 

Murchadh, son of Sochlachan, lord of Ui-Maine, 
died, 936. 

Murchadh Ua Flainn, lord of Ui-Fidhgeinte, 
died, 802. 

Murchiu, abbot of Druim Ineasclainn, died, 
826. 

Murghal, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 784. 

Murghal, son of Ninnidh, abbot of Reachrainn, 
died, 764. 

Murray, son of the Great Steward of Lennox, 
1215. 

Murray, son of the Sinnagh [the Fox], slain, 
1178. See Fox and O’Caharny. 

Mus [Mustian], Captain Hugh, son of Robert, 
1601, 1602. See Mostin. 


N. 


NAEBHAN, son of Maelchiarain, died, 1003. 

Nainnidh, son of Duach, 557. 

Narghal, son of Natsluaigh, died, 765. 
Uarghal. 

Nathcheimhe, St., abbot, brother of Caeimghin, 
died, 584. 

Nathi, son of Garchu, 430. 

Neachtan, bishop, died, 1160. 

Neachtan Neir, died, 677. 

Neachtan, son of Canann, died, 616. 

Neachtan, son of Derili, died, 726. 

Neasan, St., the leper, died, 551. 

Neassan, son of Ceallach, abbot of Cluain-fearta- 
Molua, died, 878. 

Neimhidh, arrival of, with a colony, in Ireland, 
A. M. 2850. 

defeats the Fomorians, a. M. 2859. 

died of a plague, a. M. 2859. 

race of, a. M. 3066. 

Neimhidh, son of Badhrai, one of the Tuatha- 
De-Dananns, a. M. 3303. 


See 











262 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Neimhidh, son of Sroibhcinn, king of the Ernai 
of Munster, slain, 186. 

Nem Mac Ua Birn, St., successor of Enne, died, 
654. 

Neman, abbot of Lis-mor, died, 610. 

Nerbha, came to Ireland with Partholan, a. mM. 
2520. | 

Nia Sedhamuin, monarch of Ireland, a. m. 4881. 

slain by Enna Aighneach, 4887. 

Nia, son of Cormac, slain, 718. 





Nia, son of Cucongalt, slain, 771. 

Niall, grandson of Lochlainn, son of, 1136, 1142. 

Niall, one of the two Ua Cearnaighs, 772. 

Niall Caille, son of Aedh Oirdnidhe, monarch of 
Treland, 821, 825, 832, 834, 837, 839, 840, 
843, 844. 

Niall Frosach, son of Fearghal, monarch of Ire- 
land, 759, 765. 

Niall Glundubh, son of Aedh Finnliath, monarch 
of Ireland, 900, 903, 905, 907, 909, 910, 912, 
915, 917. 

playmate of, 946. 

queen of, 946. 

Niall of the Nine Hostages, son of Eochaidh 
Muighmheadhoin, monarch of Ireland, 379, 
405. 

Niall, son of Aedh, king of Aileach, 913. 

Niall, son of Aedh, king of Ulidia, died, 959. 

Niall, son of Aedh, lord of Ui-Cormaic, died, 
809. 

Niall, son of Aedh, successor of St. Patrick, 
1134, 1136, 1137, 1139. 

Niall, son of Aedh Alainn, lord of Ui-Mail, died, 
847. 

Niall, son of Aghda, heir of Teathbha, slain, 998. 

Niall, son of Ceannfaeladh, lord of Ui-Fidhgeinte, 
844, 845. 

Niall, son of Cearnach Sotal, 686, 710. 

Niall, son of Cinaedh, lord of Ui-Failghe, died, 
847. 

Niall, son of Conall Grant, chief of South 
Breagha, died, 773. 

Niall, son of Cormac, lord of the Deisi, died, 889. 











Niall, son of Dearggan, airchinneach of Mun- 
gairit, died, 1014. ; 

Niall, son of Diarmaid, lord of Meath, died, 763. 

Niall, son of Diarmaid, lord of Meath, died, 824. 

Niall, son of Domhnall, tanist of Oileach, 1108. 

Niall, son of Dubhtuine, king of Ulidia, 1010, 
1011, 1015. 

Niall, son of Eochaidh, king of Ulidia, 1011, 
1015, 1019, 1022, 1046, 1062. 

Niall, son of Fearghal, heir of Oileach, drowned, 
938. 

Niall, son of Fearghus, lord of Ui-Forannain, 
died, 822, 

Niall, son of Gillan, died, 854. 

Niall, son of Gillan, died, 858. 

Niall, son of Gillaphadraig, slain, 1011. 

Niall, son of Maeleachlainn, lord of Aileach, 
1023, 1044, 1047, 1056, 1061. 

Niall, son of Muirgheas, heir of West Con- 
naught, slain, 1036. 

Niall, son of Riagan, airchinneach of Slaine, 
killed, 1038. 

Niall Ua Cearnaigh, slain, 699. 

Niallan, bishop of Slaine, died, 867. 

Niallbran, abbot of Fidh-duin, died, 873. 

Niallghus, son of Baeth, lord of Deisi-Breagh, 
died, 753. 

Nicholas, vicar of Devenish, in Lough Erne, 
died, 1489. 

Ninnidh, anchorite, died, 796. 

Noe, abbot of Ceann-garadh, died, 785. 


_Noemhan of Inis-Cathaigh, died, 975. 


Norris, Sir Henry, slain, 1599. 

Norris, Sir John, president of Munster, 1584, 
1595, 1596, 1597. 

Norris, Sir Thomas, president of Munster, 1588, 
1595, 1597, 1598, 1599. 

Nuadha, abbot of Ard-Macha, 810, 811. 

Nuadha, bishop of Gleann-da-locha, died, 928. 

Nuadha Neacht, son of Sedna Sithbhaic, mo- 
narch of Ireland, slain, a. Mm. 5090. 

Nuadha, son of Dubhsleibhe, abbot of Cluain- 
Eois, died, 746. 


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oa 


INDEX NOMINUM. ' 263 


Nuadha, son of Eire, chief of Gull and Irgull, 
slain, 718. 

Nuadha Ua Bolcain, abbot of Tuaim-Daolann, 
died, 776. 

Nuadhat Airgetlamh, king of the Tuatha De 
Dananns, A. M. 3303, 3310, 3311, 3330. 

Nuadhat Finnfail, monarch of Ireland, a. mM. 
4199, 4238. 

Nuadhat Neacht, monarch of Ireland, a. m. 
3519. 

Nuadhat, son of Seigene, martyred, 843. 

Nugent, Christopher, son of Richard, baron of 
Delvin, 1600. 

Nugent, Robert, slain, 1554. 

Nugent, Thomas, son of the baron, daughter of, 
1576. 

Nugent, William Oge, taken prisoner, 1466. 

Nugents, 1385, 1597, 1598. 


O. 


O’ AILEcaIN, or Ua Ailecain, Maelpadraig, lector 
of Dun-Leathghlaise, died, 1026. 

O’Aillen, or Ua Aillen, the beggar, 1110. 

O’ Ainmireachs, the two, drowned, 1246. 

O’ Aiteidh, Donnchadh, son of Echri, tanist of 
Ui-Eathach, killed, 1102. 

O’Anaile, Flann, airchinneach of Gleann-da- 
locha, died, 948. 

O’Anradhain, or O’Hanrahan, Gillarinthach, 
slain, 1031. 

O’Baedain, Sanctus Mauritius, died, 1199. 

O’Baeighill, or O’Baoighill. See O’Boyle. 

O’Baigheallain, or Ua Baoigheallain, lord of Air- 
ghialla, slain, 1086. See O’Boylan. 

O’Baillen, or Ua Baillen, Macraith, successor of 
Cronan of Ros-Cre, died, 1083. 

O’Baitheanaigh, Tibraide, abbot of Lis-mor, 
died, 849. 

O’Baithin, Caenchomhrac, lector of Gleann-Ui- 
sean, died, 1016, 

O’Banan, or Ua Banain, Ceallach, successor of 
Comhghall, died, 966. 





O’Banan, Gelasius, bishop of Clogher, died, 
1319. 

O’Banan, Maelpatrick, bishop of Connor and 
Dalaradia, died, 1174. 

O’Banan, successor of Cronan of Ros-Cre, died, 
1128. 

O’Baoigheallain. See O’Baigheallain. 

O’Baoighill. See O’Boyle. 

O’Bardan, the Deacon, died, 1369. 

O’Bardan, Gilbert, harper of Conmaicne, died, 
1369. 

O’Beacain, or Ua Becain, Flann, airchinneach of 
Druim-cliabh, died, 950. 

O’Beacdha, Donat, bishop of Tirawley, died, 
1205. 

O’Beachain, or Ua Beachain. See O’Beaghan. 

O’Beaghan, Conor, a historian, died, 1376. 

O’Beaghan, Donnell Doidhiola, a historian, 1411. 

O’Beaghan, Hugh, bishop of Inis-Cathy, died, 
1188. 

O’Beain, or Ua Beain, Cormac, successor of 
Cronan of Tuaim-Greine, died, 1078. 


| O’Beargdha, or Ua Beargdha, Cuduiligh, lord 


of Ui-Duach, slain, 1026. 

O’Begleighinn, or Ua Begleighinn, Conaing, 
abbot of Ceanannus, died, 1128. 

O’Beice, or Ua Beice, Flann, lord of Ui-Meith, 
killed, 1016. 

O’Beice, Imhar, lord of Ui-Meith, killed, 1049. 

O’Beirne, or Ua Birn, Aine, daughter of, died, 
1427. a 

O’Beirne, Brian, 1381. 

O’Beirne, Brian, chief of Tir-Briuin, died, 1459. 

O’Beirne, Carbry, son of Brian, slain, 1430. 

O’Beirne, Carbry, son of Conor, consul and 
chief leader of the Sil-Murry, died, 1520. 

O’Beirne, Carbry, son of Melaghlin, slain,1465. 

O’Beirne, Carbry, son of Teige, son of Carbry, 
chief of Tir-Briuin-na-Sinna, 1580, 1585. 

O’Beirne, Cathal, son of Murtough, slain, 1492. 

O’Beirne, Cormac, chief of Tir-Briuin, 1375, 
1428. 

descendants of, 1487, 1490. 





264 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Beirne, Cormac Oge, 1487. 

O’Beirne, Cormac, son of Donnell Cananagh, 
died, 1488. 

O’Beirne, Dermot, son of Brian, died, 1475. 

O'Beirne, Dermot, son of Donnell, died, 1488. 

O’Beirne, Dermot, son of Ivor, drowned, 1397. 

O’Beirne, Donnell, slain, 1153. 


O’Beirne, Donnell, chief of Tir-Briuin, died, | 


1311. 

O’Beirne, Donnell Cananach, son of Teige, died, 
1489. 

O’Beirne, Donnell, son of Brian, 1451, 1488. 

O’Beirne, Donnell, son of Farrell, died, 1488. 

O’Beirne, Donnell, son of Melaghlin, died, 
1497. 

O’Beirne, Donough, chief of Tir-Briuin-na- 
Sinna, 1342, 1369. 

Duvcowlagh, wife of, died, 1343. 

O’Beirne, Donough, son of Conor-an-Chopain, 
slain, 1375. 

O’Beirne, Donough, son of Melaghlin, killed, 
1451. 

O’Beirne, Donough, son of Melaghlin Caech, 
slain, 1490. 

O’Beirne, Gilchreest, 1268, 1277. 

O’Beirne, Gilchreest, son of Cormac, slain, 1365. 

O’Beirne, Gilla-na-naemh, royal lawgiver of 
Treland, died, 1133. 

O’Beirne, Gilla-na-naev, died, 1277. 

O'Beirne, Hugh, slain, 1273. 

O’Beirne, Ivor, 1245, 1269, 1271. 

O’Beirne, Kenny, prior of Kilmore, died, 1260. 

O’Beirne, Melaghlin, chief of Tir-Briuin-na- 
Sinna, slain, 1465. 

O’Beirne, Melaghlin Dall, son of Cormac, slain, 
1365. 

O’Beirne, Melaghlin the Gilla-Duv, son of Me- 
laghlin, slain, 1465. 

O’Beirne, Melaghlin, son of Carbry, slain,15365. 

O’Beirne, Murrough, son of Thomas, 1397. 

O’Beirne, Teige Oge, son of Teige, died, 1580. 

O’Beirne, Teige, son of Brian, tanist of Hy- 
Briuin, died, 1519. 








O’Beirne, Teige, son of Carbry, a learned man, 
died, 1561. 

O’Beirne, Teige, son of Donough, chief of Tir- 
Briuin-na-Sinna, died, 1406. 

O’Beirne, Teige, son of Hugh, died, 1486. 

O’Beirne, Teige, son of Melaghlin, slain, 1451. 

O’Beirne, Thomas, died, 1258. 

O’Beirne, Tomaltagh, died, 1362. 

O’Beirne, Tomaltagh, son of Teige, slain, 1415. 

O’Beirne, William, son of Melaghlin, killed, 1451. 

O’Beirnes, 1274, 1382, 1597. 

O’Beoain, or Ua Beoain, Peatadeamhain, slain, 
1103. 


O’Beollain, Ua Beollain, or O’Boland, coarb of 


Drumceliff, died, 1362. 

O’Beollain, coarb of Drumcliff, died, 1423. 

O’Beollain, coarb of St. Columbkille, at Drum- 
cliff, died, 1503. 

O’Beollain, Auliffe, erenagh of Drumcliff, died, 
1225. 

O’Beollain, Auliffe, wife of, died, 1222. 

O’Beollain, Donough, son of Tomaltagh, vicar 
of Imleach Iseal, died, 1439. 

O’Beollain, Maelfinnen, coarb of Drumcliff, died, 
1254. 

O’Beollain, Maelmaedhog, coarb of Columbkille, 
died, 1252. 

O’Beollain, Murchadh, airchinneach of Drum- 
cliff, died, 1053. 

O’Beollain, Thomas, slain, 1268. 

O’Bileoice, or Ua Bileoice, Maelpadraig, chief 
lector of Ard-Macha, died, 1046. 

O’Bilraighe, or Ua Bilraighe, Maelruanaidh, 
lord of Ui-Cairbri, died, 1105. 

O’Biobhsaigh, Auliffe, 1254. 

O’Biobhsaigh, Donough, slain, 1256. 

O’Biobhsaigh, Gilla-Toedhog, slain, son of, 1253. 

O’Birn, or Ua Birn. See O’Beirne. 

O’Boylan, O’Baigheallain, or Ua Baigheallain, 
Aedh, lord of Oirghialla, slain, 1093. 

O’Boylan, Cucollchoille, chief poet of Ireland, 
1148; 11 19)-<)- 

O’Boylan, Gerrmaide, slain, 1200. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 265 


O’Boylan, Gearrmaidi, slain, 1201. 

O’Boylan, Maelpadraig, priest of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 1028. 

O’Boylan, three sons of, slain, 1506. 

O’Boylan, Trenfhear, lord of Dartraighe, slain, 
1006. See O’Baigheallain. 

O’Boyle, O’Baoighill, or Ua Baoighill, Aindiles, 
slain, 1281. 

O’Boyle, Aindiles, chief of Tir-Ainmireach, 
slain, 1343. 

O’Boyle, Brian, son of Niall, slain, 1543. 

O’Boyle, Brian, son of Turlough, slain, 1497. 

O’Boyle, Caenchomhrac, bishop of Ard-Macha, 
1099, 1106. 

O’Boyle, Cammhuinealach, chief of the Three 
Tuathas, slain, 1247. 

wife of, died, 1249. 

O’Boyle, Cathal, son of Randal, 1412. 

O’Boyle, Cinaeth, bishop of Clochar, 1135, 1137. 

O’Boyle, Conor, slain, 1539, 1540. 

O’Boyle, Conor Oge, 1509. 

O’Boyle, Conor Oge, tanist of Boylagh, slain, 
1530. 

O’Boyle, Conor, son of Hugh, slain, 1497. 

O’Boyle, Donnell, 1232. 

O’Boyle, Donnell, slain, 1316. 

O’Boyle, Donnell, 1540. 

O’Boyle, Donnell Ballagh, son of Niall Boy, 
slain, 1502. 

O’Boyle, Donnell Duv, 1343. 

O’Boyle, Donnell, son of Niall, 1540, 1549. 

wife of, died, 1544. 

O’Boyle, Donnell, son of Niall Roe, slain, 1588. 

O’Boyle, Donough, son of Teslepabe 1513,1516, 
1517. 

O’Boyle, Donough, son of Turlough, slain, 1583. 

O’Boyle, Dowell, son of Andiles, slain, 1281. 

O’Boyle, Dowell, son of Manus, chief of Cloch- 
Chinnfaeladh, slain, 1284. 

O’Boyle, Edmond Boy, son of Niall, slain, 1509. 

O’Boyle, Eochy, slain, 1193. 

O’Boyle, Farrell, slain, 1208. 

O’Boyle, Felim, son of Conor, slain, 1530. 











O’Boyle, Garbhanach, slain, 1131. 

O’Boyle, Gillafioclagh, 1212. 

O’Boyle, Gillereagh, son of Kellagh, slain, 1207. 

sons of, 1235. 

O’Boyle, Hugh, son of Niall, tanist of Boylagh, 
died, 1588. 

O’Boyle, Joan Oge, daughter of Turlough, 
drowned, 1576. 

O’Boyle, Kellagh Balbh, son of Gilla-Brighde, 
1251, 1281. 

O’Boyle, Loughlin, son of Aindiles, slain, 1349. 

O’Boyle, Manus, 1247. 

O’Boyle, Margaret, daughter of Turlough, died, 
1593. 

O’Boyle, Mary, wife of, died, 1532. 

O’Boyle, Melaghlin, son of Niall, slain, 1281. 

O’Boyle, More, daughter of, died, 1222. 

O’Boyle, More, daughter of, died, 1320. 

O’Boyle, Mulrony, chief of the Three Tuathas, 
slain, 1281. 

O’Boyle, Mulrony, son of the Cammhuinelach, 
chief of the Three Tuathas, died, 1360. 

O’Boyle, Niall, bishop of Raphoe, 1597, 1611. 

O’Boyle, Niall Boy, slain, 1502. 

O’Boyle, Niall Oge, slain, 1539. 

sons of, 1543. 

O’Boyle, Niall Roe, slain, 1540. 

O’Boyle, Niall, son of Niall, slain, 1303. 

O’Boyle, Niall, son of Turlough, 1485, 1536. 

sons of, 1530. 

O’Boyle, Owen Ballagh, son of Brian, sons of, 
1537. 

O’Boyle, Rose, daughter of Turlough, died, 1530. 

O’Boyle, Rury, son of Niall Boy, slain, 1502. 

O’Boyle, Siry, slain, 1259. ; 

O’Boyle, Taichleach, 1281. 

O’Boyle, Teige, died, 1222. 

O’Boyle, Teige Oge, son of Niall, died, 1600. 

O’Boyle, Teige Oge, son of Teige, 1588, 1590, 
1599, 1607. 

wife of, died, 1601. 

O’Boyle, Teige, son of Niall, slain, 1495. 

O’Boyle, Teige, son of Turlough, slain, 1561, 














2M 


266 


O’Boyle, Turlough, 1485, 1489. 
O’Boyle, Turlough, 1540, 1541, 1564. 
- wife of, died, 1549. 

O’Boyle, Turlough Oge, son of Brian, son of, 
1537. 

O’Boyle, Turlough Oge, son of Turlough, sons 
of, 1502. 

O’Boyle, Turlough Roe, son of Niall, died, 1591. 

O’Boyle, Turlough, son of Niall, 1585. 

wife of, died, 1568. 

O’Boyle, Turlough, son of Turlough, died of a 
fall, 1490. 

O’Boyles, 1197, 1388, 1440, 1522, 1527, 1535, 
1536, 1537, 1541, 1551, 1581, 1592. 

O’Braenain, Sitric, lord of Breaghmhaine, slain, 
1148. 

O’Braenains, or O’Brennans of Ui-Duach, 1146. 

O’Bragan, Benedict, bishop of Leyny, died, 
1312. 

O’Bragan, David, bishop of Clogher, died, 1249. 

O’Bragan, Kenny, son of Art, killed, 1179. 

O’Bragan, Stephen, archbishop of Cashel, died, 
1302. 

O’Brain, or Ua Brain. See O’Byrne. 

O’Brain, Constantine, bishop of Killaloe, 1194. 
See O’Brien. 

O’Brain, Mac-an-Ghaill, a hostage of Ulster, 
1167. 

O’Branan, or Ua Branain, parson of Doire- 
Maelain, 1420. 

O’Branan, Gillamacliag, successor of Columb- 
kille, 1175, 1198. 

O’Branan, Maelisa, airchinneach of Doire-Cho- 
luim-Chille, died, 1150. 

O’Braoin, or Ua Braein. 

O’Breen, 1186. 

O’Breen, Brian, of Brawney, slain, 1464. 

O’Breen, Cearnachan, lord of Luighne, died, 
1158. 

O’Breen, Conghal, lord of Brawney, killed,1150. 

O’Breen, Conor, of Brawney, 1156, 1205. 

O’Breen, Diarmaid, successor of St. Comman, 
died, 1170. 








See O’Breen. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Breen, Donnchadh, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, 
974, 987. : 

O’Breen, Donnell, or Domhnall, lord of Brawney, 
died, 1146. : 

O’Breen, Gilla-Isa, son of Oilioll, prior of Hy- 
Many, died, 1187. 

O’Breen, Echthighern, lord of Brawney, slain, 
1101. 

O’Breen, Gilla-na-naev, son of Art, erenagh of 
Roscommon, died, 1234. 

O’Breen, Stephen, erenagh of Mayo, died, 1231. 

O’Breen, Teige, lord of Luighne, died, 1201. 

O’Breen, Tighernach [the annalist], successor 
of Ciarain and Coman, died, 1088. 

O’Breen, Tipraide, coarb of St. Coman, died, 
1232. 

O’Breislein, or Ua Breislein. See O’Breslen. 

O’Brennans of Ui-Duach. See O’Braenains. 

O’Breslen, or Ua Breislein, chief of Fanad, in 
Tirconnell, slain, 1186. 

O’Breslen, Colman, noble priest of Ceanannus, 
died, 1153. ; 

O’Breslen, Conn, chief of Fanad, 1186. 

O’Breslen, Donn, chief of Fanad, killed, 1213. 

O’Breslen, Donn, slain, 1263. 

O’Breslen, Donnell, chief of Fanad, 1261. 

O’Breslen, Donnell, a learned brehon, died, 
1440. 

O’Breslen, Gilchreest, chief of Fanad, slain, 
12515 

O’Breslen, Owen Oge, son of Owen, ollave to 
Maguire, died, 1524. 

O’Breslen, Owen, son of Owen, chief brehon to 
Maguire, died, 1495. 

O’Breislen, Owen, son of Petrus, chief brehon 

. of Fermanagh, &c., died, 1447. 

O’Breslen, Petrus, chief brehon of Fermanagh, 
died, 1322. 

O’Breslen, Randal, slain, 1182. 

O’Breslen, Teige, son of Owen, ollav to Maguire, 
died, 1478. 

O’Briain, or Ua Briain. 

O’Bric, or Ua Bric, 1067. 


See O’Brien. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 207 


O’Bric, Gearr-na-gCuinneog, lord of the Deisi, 
1151, 1153. 

O’Bric, Maelseachlainn, lord of the Deisi, smo- 
thered, 1059. 

O’Bric, Maelseachnaill, son of, killed, 1151. 

O’Bric, Muircheartach, lord of the Deisi, killed, 
1090, 1091. 

O’Brics, the two, tanists of the Deisi, slain, 
1103. 

O’Brien, O’Briain, or Ua Briain, Aine, daughter 
of Donnell, son of Conor, died, 1591. 

O’Brien, Amhlaeibh, son of Tadhg, killed, 1096. 

O’Brien, Bebhinn, daughter of Ceinneide, died, 
1110. 

O’Brien, Brian, lord of Thomond, 1343, 1369, 
1375, 1409. 

sons of, 1410. 

O’Brien, Brian-an-Chobhlaigh, son of Donough, 
1460. 

O’Brien, Brian Ballagh, son of Mahon, hanged, 
1602. 

O’Brien, Brian Bane, 1322, 1328, 1337. 

O’Brien, Brian Duy, son of Donough, lord of 
Carrigogunnell, 1562, 1585. 

O’Brien, Brian Duv, son of Mahon, lord of Pob- 
ble-Brien, 1580. 

O’Brien, Brian Roe, lord of Thomond, 1261, 
1270, 1277, 1278. 

sons of, 1325. ; 

O’Brien, Brian, son of Conor, lord of Thomond, 
1268. 

O’Brien, Brian, son of Dermot, died, 1382. 

O’Brien, Brian, son of Donnell, slain, 1350. 

O’Brien, Brian, son of Donnell, died, 1512. 

O’Brien, Brian, son of Mahon, slain, 1325. 

O’Brien, Brian, son of Mahon, lord of Thomond, 
1395, 1399. 

O’Brien, Brian, son of Murchadh, slain, 1118. 

O’Brien, Brian, son of Teige-an-Chomhaid, 
died, 1523. 

O’Brien, Brian, surnamed of Sliabh-Bladhma, 
son of Turlough, or Toirdhealbhach, see of 
Munster, blinded, 1169. 








| O’Brien, Brian, son of Turlough, slain, 1182. 

O’Brien, Brian Sreamach, 1380. 

O’Brien, Calvagh, slain, 1524. 

O’Brien, Ceinneidigh, assumed the lordship of 
Gaileanga, 1078. 

slain, 1084. 

O’Brien, Ceinneidigh, grandson of Murchadh, 
1137; 1159; 

O’Brien, Conor, or Conchobhar, ,lord of Cinel- 
Eoghan and Tealach-Og, slain, 1078. 

O’Brien, Conor, slain, 1328. 

O’Brien, Conor, lord of Thomond, died, 1426. 

sons of, 1575. 

O’Brien, Conor Groibhleach, son of Donough, 
1554. 

O’Brien, Conor Roe, lord of Thomond, slain, 1268. 

O’Brien, Conor Roe, son of Donnell, slain, 1202. 

O’Brien, Conor, son of Brian, 1503. 

O’Brien, Conor, son of Brian Roe, slain, 1309, 
1310. 

O’Brien, Conor, son of Dermot, slain, 1524. 

O’Brien, Conor, son of Diarmaid, king of Dal- 








gCais, and of the two provinces of Munster, 

L130; VIS 15 A132; 133; LIST; 1141, 12: 

grandson of, slain, 1168. 

O’Brien, Conor, son of Domhnall Donnell, lord 
of East Munster, 1142, 1145, 1151, 1155, 
1157, 1158. 

O’Brien, Conor, son of Donnell, 1598, 1602. 

O’Brien, Conor, son of Donough, earl of Tho- 
mond, 1558, 1559, 1561, 1570, 1571, 1572, 
1573, 1575, 1577, 1580, 1585. 

wives of, 1560, 1589. 

O’Brien, Conor, son of Donough Cairbreach, 
lord of Thomond, 1242, 1257, 1258, 1260. 
O’Brien, Conor, son of Donough, son of Mur- 

rough, 1599, 1603. 

O’Brien, Conor, son of Murtough, 1593. 

O’Brien, Conor, son of Murtough Garv, died, 
1601. 

O’Brien, Conor, son of Tadhg, or Teige, slain, 
1162. 











O’Brien, Conor, son of Teige, slain, 1386. 


2m 2 


268 


O’Brien, Conor, son of Teige, son of Conor of 
Bel-atha-an-chomhraic, hanged, 1596. 

O’Brien, Conor, son of Turlough, lord of Tho- 
mond, 1466, 1496. 

O’Brien, Conor, son of Turlough, 1528, 1539. 

O’Brien, Constantine, bishop of Killaloe, died, 
1194. 

O’Brien, Dearbhail, daughter of Toirdheal- 
bhach, died, 1116. 

O’Brien, Dermot, or Diarmaid, king of Muns- 
ter, 1087,1092, 1114, 1115, 1116, 1117,1118. 

goblet of, 1189. 

sons of, 1118. 

O'Brien, Dermot, lord of Thomond, 1343, 1360, 
1364. 

O’Brien, Dermot, 1409. 

O'Brien, Dermot Cleireach, died, 1311. 

O’Brien, Dermot Finn, 1153, 1168. 

O’Brien, Dermot Roe, son of Murrough, 1598, 
1599. 

O’Brien, Dermot, son of the bishop, hanged, 
1474. 

O’Brien, Dermot, son of Brian Dall, slain, 
1220. 

O’Brien, Dermot, son of Gilla-Duv, died, 1524. 

O’Brien, Dermot, son of Murrough, died, 1552. 

O’Brien, Dermot, son of Murtough, killed,1268. 

O’Brien, Dermot, son of Teige, died, 1175. 

O’Brien, Dermot, son of Turlough, 1184. 

O’Brien, Donnell, or Domhnall, 1115. 

O’Brien, Donnell, died, 1382. 

daughter of, died, 1405. 

O’Brien, Donnell, taken prisoner, 1460. 

O’Brien, Donnell, lord of Thomond, 1553, 1554, 
1556, 1559, 1564, 1576, 1582. 

O’Brien, Donnell, or Domhnall Ban, slain,1051. 

O’Brien, Donnell of the Donnells, slain, 1328. 

O’Brien, Donnell Roe, or Domhnall Ruadh, 
slain, 1055. t 

O’Brien, Donnell, son of Brian, tanist of Tho- 
mond, died, 1508. 

O’Brien, Donnell, son of Conor, or Conchobhar, 
slain, 1082. 














INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Brien, Donnell, son of Conor, tanist of Tho- 
mond, slain, 1411. : 

O’Brien, Donnell, son of Conor, son of Donough, 
brother of the earl of Thomond, 1599, 1601. 

O’Brien, Donnell, son of Conor, son of Tur- 
lough, son of Teige, 1553, 1558, 1562, 1564, 
1565, 1570, 1573, 1579. : 

O’Brien, Donnell, son of Muircheartach, died, 
1135. 

O’Brien, Donnell, son of Murtough, put to 
death, 1586. 

Ua Briain, Donnell, son of Tadhg, fettered,1107. 

O’Brien, Donnell, son of Teige, died, 1580. 

O’Brien, Donnell, son of Teige, son of Turlough, 
1506. 

O’Brien, Donnell, son of Turlough, or Toirdheal- 
bhach, king of Munster,1163,1168,1169,1170, . 
1174, 1175, 1185, 1188, 1189, 1192, 1194. 3 

O’Brien, Donnell, son of Turlough, roydamna . 
of Munster, died, 1176. 

O’Brien, Donnell, son of Turlough Carragh, son 
of Turlough, 1602. 

O’Brien, Donough, king of Munster, slain,1311. 

O’Brien, Donough, king of Munster,1316,1317. 

descendants of, 1492. 

O’Brien, Donough, lord of Thomond, slain, - 
1284. 

O’Brien, Donough Beg, son of Teige, hanged 
and gibbeted, 1584. 

O’Brien, Donough Cairbreach, lord of the Dal- 
gCais, 1208, 1213, 1225, 1235, 1240. 

wife of, died, 1240. 








O’Brien, Donough Gobha, son of Brian, 1559. 


O’Brien, Donough, grandson of Murchadh, slain, 
1134. 

O’Brien, Donough More, son of Conor, earl of 
Thomond, 1551, 1552, 1553. 

O’Brien, Donough, son of Brian Roe, 1378. 

O’Brien, Donough, son of Brian, son of Conor, 
son of Mahon, lord of Pobblebrien, &c,, died, 
1502. 

O’Brien, Donough, son of Conor, slain, 1514. 

son of, 1536. 














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INDEX NOMINUM. 269 


O'Brien, Donough, son of Conor, earl of Tho- 
mond, governor of the county Clare, &c., 
1580, 1583, 1585, 1590, 1593, 1595, 1596, 
1597, 1599, 1601. r 

wives of, 1583, 1597. 





O’Brien, Donough, son of Diarmaid, bishop of 


Cill-Dalua, died, 1164. 

O’Brien, Donough, son of Mahon, wife of, died, 
1524. 

O’Brien, Donough, son of Mahon, son of the 
bishop, 1607. 

O’Brien, Donough, son of Murrough, 1559, 
1562, 1564, 1570, 1580, 1582. 

O’Brien, Donough, son of Murrough Roe, died, 
1591. 

O’Brien, Donough, son of Murtough, slain, 1194. 

O’Brien, Donough, son of Turlough, died.1553. 

O’Brien, Donough, son of Turlough, slain, 
1103. 

O’Brien, Donough, son of Turlough, lord of 
Thomond, 1306. 

O’Brien, Donough, son of Turlough Carragh, 
son of Turlough, 1602. 

O’Brien, Donough, son of Turlough, son of 
Murrough, 1514. 

O’Brien, Donough, son of Turlough, son of 
Teige, tanist of Thomond, 1522, 1531. 

O’Brien, Enda, son of Diarmaid, 1087. 

O’Brien, Finola, daughter of, died, 1335. 

O’Brien, Finola, daughter of Conor-na-srona, 
and wife of O’Donnell, 1474, 1528. 

O’Brien, Gilla-Duv, son of Teige, 1469. 

O’Brien, Gilla-Duv, son of Turlough, lord of 
Thomond, 1496. 

O’Brien, Hanlon, son of Mahon, slain, 1492. 

O’Brien, Honora, daughter of Conor, earl of 
Thomond, 1600. 

O’Brien, Honora, daughter of Donnell, son of 
Conor, died, 1583. 


O’Brien, Honora, daughter of Donough, son of 


Conor, died, 1579. 
O’Brien, Hugh Muimhneach, son of T urlough, 
died, 1281. 





O’Brien, Hugh, son of Brian, died, 1484. 

wife of, died, 1484. 

O’Brien, Joan, daughter of Murrough, son of 
Teige Glae, died, 1490. 

O’Brien, Lorcan, died, 1078. 

O’Brien, Lughaidh, son of Domhnall, slain, 1151. 

O’Brien, Mac-an-Mhidhigh, son of Teige,1431. 

O’Brien, Mahon, sons of, 1184, 1220. 

O’Brien, Mahon Moinmoy, lord of Thomond, 
died, 1369. 

O’Brien, Mahon, son of Brian, styled the 
O’Brien, 1438, 1460. 

sons of, slain, 1503. 

O’Brien, Mahon, son of Brian, son of Teige, son 
of Turlough, slain, 1552. 

O’Brien, Mahon, son of Donnell Connaghtagh, 
tanist of Munster, 1311, 1320. 

O’Brien, Mahon, son of Mahon, 1503. 

O’Brien, Mahon, son of Murtough, died, 1129. 

O’Brien, Mahon, son of Turlough, blinded,1175. 

O’Brien, Mahon, son of Turlough, tanist of 
Thomond, died, 1472. 

O’Brien, Mahon, son of Turlough Boy, 1598. 

O’Brien, Mahon, son of Turlough Mantagh, 
slain, 1565. 

O’Brien, Mahon, son of Turlough, son of Mahon 
of Cluain-Dubhain, 1580, 1581, 1586. 

son of, 1599. 

O’Brien, Mahon, son of Turlough, son of Teige, 
1560. 

O’Brien, Margaret, daughter of Conor, and wife 
of O’Rourke, 1508. 

O’Brien, Margaret, daughter of Conor, died, 
1572. 

O’Brien, Margaret, daughter of Donnell, son of 
Conor, died, 1591. 

O’Brien, Margaret, daughter of Donough, son 
of Conor, countess of Clanrickard, died, 1568. 

O’Brien, More, daughter of Brian, died, 1421. 

O’Brien, More, daughter of Donnell, died,1217. 

O’Brien, More, daughter of Donnell, died,1599. 

O’Brien, More, daughter of Donough, son of 
Brian Duv, 1516. 











270 


O’Brien, More, daughter of Muircheartach, died, 
LIST. 

O’Brien, More, daughter of Toirdealbhach, 
queen of Connaught, died, 1088. 

O’Brien, More, daughter of Turlough, son of 
Teige, died, 1524. 

O’Brien, More Pheacach, daughter of Brian, 
and wife of O’Shaughnessy, died, 1569. 

O’Brien, Murrough na-Raithnighe, 1382,1383. 

O’Brien, Murrough, or Murchadh of the Short 
Shield, 1055, 1067. 

slain, 1068. 

foster brother of, 1098. 

©’Brien, Murrough, son of Conor, died, 1591. 








O’Brien, Murrough, son of Dermot, slain, 1573. | 
O’Brien, Murrough, son of Donough, slain, | 


1597. 

O’Brien, Murrough, son of Mahon, 1311. 

O’Brien, Murrough, son of Mahon, 1503. 

O’Brien, Murrough, son of Murrough, baron of 
Inchiquin, 1585. 

slain, 1597. 

O’Brien, Murrough, son of Murtough, son of 
Mahon, heir of Carrigogunnell, &c., beheaded, 
1577. 

O’Brien, Murrough, son of Tadhg, heir of Mun- 
ster, died, 1110. 

O’Brien, Murrough, son of Turlough, slain, 
1427. 

O’Brien, Murrough, son of Turlough, son of 
Murrough, 1514. 

O’Brien, Murrough, son of Turlough, son of 
Teige, inaugurated, 1536, 1539, 1540. 

created earl of Thomond, 1542. 

died, 1551. 

sons of, 1559, 1563, 1575. 

O’Brien, Murtough, lord of Thomond, 1207, 
1225. 

O’Brien, Murtough, king of Munster, 1311, 
1328, 1343. 

O’Brien, Murtough, or Muircheartach, grand- 
son of Toirdhealbhach, 1162. 

O’Brien, Murtough Garv, son of Teige, 1469. 

















INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Brien, Murtough Garv, son of Brian, died, 
1584. 

O’Brien, Murtough, or Muircheartach Mor, 
king of Munster, and monarch of Ireland, 
1075, 1076, 1084, 1087, 1088, 1089, 1090, 
1092, 1093, 1094, 1096, 1097, 1099, 1100, 
1101, 1102, 1103, 1104, 1105, 1106, 1107, 
1109,.1111, 1113, 1114, 1115, 1119. 

mother of, died, 1098. 

wife of, died, 1098. 

O’Brien, Murtough More, son of Turlough, 1599. 

O’Brien, Murtough, son of Conor, or Conchob- . 
har, lord of Thomond, slain, 1151. 

O’Brien, Murtough, son of Conor, died, 1593. 

O’Brien, Murtough, son of Donnell, king of 
Munster, 1194, 1208, 1239. 

O’Brien, Murtough, son of Donnell, died, 1593. 

O’Brien, Murtough, son of Mahon, died, 1492. 

O'Brien, Murtough, son of Mahon Moinmoy, 
died, 1382. 

O’Brien, Murtough, son of Murrough, bishop 
of Kilfenora, died, 1510. 

O’Brien, Murtough, son of Toirdhealbhach, 
king of Munster, slain, 1165, 1167, 1168. 

O’Brien, Murtough, son of Turlough, 1503. 

O’Brien, Sabia, daughter of Conor, died, 1410. 

O’Brien, Sabia, daughter of Teige, died, 1484. 

O’Brien, Seoinin, son of Conor Roe, slain, 1268. 

O’Brien, Slaine, daughter of, and wife of the 
king of Connaught, died, 1343. 

O’Brien, Slaine, daughter of, died, 1481. 








_ O’Brien, Slaine, daughter of Murrough, died, 


1569. 
O’Brien, Slaine, daughter of Turlough, son of 
Teige, died, 1578. 
O’Brien, Teige, or Tadhg, lord of Thomond, 
died, 1444, 
wife of, died, 1440. 
O’Brien, Teige, lord of Thomond, died, 1466. 
O'Brien, Teige, lord of Ara, died, 1474. 
O’Brien, Teige-an-tsuasain, son of Donnell, 
died, 1559. 
O’Brien, Teige Boirneach, 1503. 














INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Brien, Teige Caeluisce, son of. Conor-na-Siu- 
daine, 1257, 1258, 1259. 

O’Brien, Teige Oge, son of Teige, son of Gilla- 
duv, son of Turlough, 1562. 

O’Brien, Teige, son of Brian, 1013, 1014. 

slain, 1023. 

O’Brien, Teige, son of Brian, lord of Thomond, 
1426, 1438. 

O’Brien, Teige, son of Ceinneidigh, slain,1084. 

O’Brien, Teige, son of Conor, slain, 1474. 

O’Brien, Teige, son of Conor, son of Donough, 
brother of the Earl of Thomond, 1598, 
1599. 

O’Brien, Teige, son of Conor, son of Turlough, 
slain, 1362. 

O’Brien, Teige, son of Conor, son of Turlough, 
tanist of Thomond, 1564, 1573, 1582. 

O’Brien, Teige, son of Diarmaid, lord of Tho- 
mond and king of Munster, 1143, 1147,1151, 
1152, 1153, 1154. 

son of, 1170. 

O’Brien, Teige, son of Donnell, died, 1512. 

O’Brien, Teige, son of Donough, son of Conor, 
son of Turlough, died, 1567. 

O’Brien, Teige, son of Murrough, son of Tur- 
lough, son of Teige, sheriff of Thomond, 
1556, 1559, 1560, 1562, 1564, 1570, 1573, 
1577. 

O’Brien, Teige, son of Murtough, slain, 1380. 

O’Brien, Teige, or Tadhg, son of Toirdhealbhach, 
died, 1086. 

mother of, died, 1098. 

sons of, 1091. 

O’Brien, Teige, son of Turlough, lord of Tho- 
mond, 1463. 

O’Brien, Teige, son of Turlough, son of Don- 
nell, son of Conor, 1601. 

O’Brien, Teige, son of Turlough, son of Donough, 
son of Conor, executed, 1596. 

O’Brien, Teige, son of Turlough, son of Teige, 
1522, 1523. 

O’Brien, Teige Ultagh, son of Mahon, hanged, 
1602. 

















271 


O’Brien, Turlough, or Toirdhealbhach, bishop of 
Killaloe, killed, 1460. 

O’Brien, Turlough, bishop of Killaloe, 1522. 

O’Brien, Turlough Oge, 1350. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of the king of Thomond, 
slain, 1270. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Brian, lord of Tho- 
mond, died, 1459. 

wife of, died, 1489. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Conor, 1553, 1557. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Diarmaid, king of 
Munster, 1117, 1138,1142, 1145, 1146, 1149, 
1150 11515. 33525 1953; AN56; 11575-4058; 
1160, 1161, 1164, 1165, 1167. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Diarmaid, or Dermot, 
died, 1382. 

O’Brien, Turlough, or Sir Turlough, son of 
Donnell, knight of Parliament, 1579, 1580, 
1583, 1584, 1585, 1599. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Donough Cairbreach, 
died, 1242, 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Donough, son of 
Conor, 1573, 1575. 

hanged, 1581. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Mahon, bishop of 
Killaloe, died, 1525. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Mahon, bishop of 
Killaloe, died, 1569. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Mahon of Coill- 
O’bhFlannchadha, 1598, 1599, 1602. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Murrough, died, 1542. 

wife of, died, 1490. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Murrough-na-Raith- 
nighe, died, 1394, 1399. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Murrough, son of 
Conor of Cathair-Minain, 1598, 1599. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Murtough, 1375. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Niall Roe, died, 1305. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Teige Caeluisce, lord 
of Thomond, 1284, 1306. 

sons of, 1325. 

daughter of, 1339. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Teige, son of Brian 

















272 


Borumha, king of Ireland, 1031, 1054, 1055, 
1063, 1067, 1073, 1075, 1077, 1079, 1080, 
1085, 1086. 

tutor of, died, 1105. 

wife of, died, 1077. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Teige, lord of Tho- 
mond, 1499, 1501, 1504, 1506, 1510, 1528. 

wife of, died, 1486. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Teige, nephew of the 
Ear! of Tnomond, 1573, 1585. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Teige, son of Conor, 

son of Turlough, son of Teige of Bel-atha-an- 
chomhraic, died, 1589. 

O’Brien, Turlough, son of Turlough, lord of 
Thomond, died, 1499. 

O’Brien, Una, Countess, daughter of Turlough, 
son of Murtough, died, 1589. 

O’Brien Mael, died, 1398. 

O’Briens, 1072, 1090, 1175, 1247, 1273, 1383, 
1386, 1394, 1409, 1446, 1460, 1467, 1492, 
1516, 1522, 1535, 1555, 1564, 1573, 1576, 1599. 

O’Brighten, bishop, died, 1093. 

O’Broder. See O’Bruadair. 

O’Brodubhain, abbot of Achadhur, killed, 1018. 

O’Brody. See O’Bruaideadha. 

O’Brogarbhain, Donnsleibhe, lord of Ui-Failghe, 
slain, 1029. 

O’Brogy, Gregory, bishop of Clonfert, died,1319. 

O’Broin, or O’Brain. See O'Byrne. 

O’Brolchain, or Ua Brolchain. “See O’Brolla- 

* ghan. E 

O’Brollaghan, Aedh, son of Maelisa, a lector, 
died, 1095. 

O’Brollaghan, Donnelk, prior, died, 1202. 











O’Brollaghan, Finn, steward of O’Donnell, 
killed, 1213. 
O’Brollaghan, Flaithbheartach, successor of 


Colum-Cille, 1150, 1153, 1158, 1161, 1162, 
1163, 1164, 1175. 

O’Brollaghan, Flann, successor of Columbkille, 
died, 1219. 

O’Brollaghan, Maelbrighde, bishop of Ard- 
Macha, died, 1139. 





INDEX NOMINUM 


O’Brollaghan, Maelbrighde Mac-an-tsaeir, bi- 
shop of Leinster, died, 1097. 

O’Brollaghan, Maelcoluim, bishop of Ard- 
Macha, died, 1122. 

O’Brollaghan, Maelisa, learned senior of Ireland, 
died, 1086. 

oratory of, burned, 1116. 

O’Broly, Martin, lector at Armagh, died, 1188. 

O’Bronan, Fonaghtan, coarb of St. Columbkille, 
died, 1219. 

O’Bronan, Maelcolum, erenagh of Tory Island, 
died, 1202. 

O’Bruadair. or Ua Bruadair, Cairbri Finn, mor- 
tally wounded, 955. 

O’Bruadair, Duibhlitir, lector of Leithghlinn, 
died, 990. 

O’Bruaideadha, or O’Brody, Gillamolua, lord of 
Rath-Tamhuaighe, died, 1069. 

O’Bruic, or Ua Bruic, successor of Seanan of 
Inis-Cathaigh, died, 1081. 

O’Bruic, Bran, senior of West Munster, died, 
PUTO. 

O’Buachalla, or O’Buckley, Cian, successor of 
Cainneach, in Cianachta, died, 1090. 

O’Byrne, Aedh, lord of East Leinster, died, 
1AGG: 

O’Byrne, Bran, heir of Crioch-Branach, died, 
1435. 

O’Byrne, Cahir, son of mee of Leinster, 
1490, 1500. 

O’Byrne, Dalvagh, son of Melaghlin, died, 1376. 





-O’Byrne, Donough, died, 1434. 


O’Byrne, Donough, son of Art, lord of Hy- 
Kinsellagh, slain, 1446. 

O’Byrne, Dunlaing, made lord of Hy-Faelain, 
1446. 

O’Byrne, Dunlaing, son of area 1578, 1580. 

O’Byrne, Fiagh, son of Hugh of Glenmalure, 
1578, 1585, 1592, 1595, 1596, 1597. 

sons of, 1600. 

O’Byrne, Gerald, son of Dunlaing, lord of the 
Branaghs, died, 1490. 

O’Byrne, Gerald, son of Teige, died, 1399. 

















INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Byrne, Hugh, son of John, son of Redmond, 
died, 1579. 

sons of, 1580. 

O’Byrne, Mac-an-Ghaill, 1167. 

O’Byrne, Murrough, son of, died, 1429. 

O’Byrne, Teige, sons of, 1488. 

O’Byrne, Teige Oge, died, 1578. 

O’Byrnes, 1398, 1413, 1442, 1446, 1454, 1497, 
1523, 1580, 1582, 1597, 1598, 1599. 

O’Cadhla, or Ua Cadhla, the blind, learned sage, 
died, 1137. 

O’Cadhla, Aedh, 
killed, 1139. 

O’Caeimh, O’Caoimh, 
O’ Keeffe. 

O’Caellaidhe, bishop, 1148. 

O’Caellaidhe, Dermot, died, 1172. 

O’Caellaidhe, Dunghal, bishop of Leighlin, died, 
1181. 

O’Caellaidhe, Dunlaing, 1103. 

O’Caellaidhe, Dunlaing, bishop of Oriel, died, 
1182. 

O’Caellaidhes of Ossory, 1036, 
1170. 

O’Caemhain, or Ua Caemhain, Eigneach, son of 
Amhlaeibh, killed, 1146. 

O’Caemhain, Mac Maras, successor of Oenna, 
died, 1095. 

O’Caemhain, Sitric, slain, 1080. 

O’Caemhorain, Celech, successor of Cainneach, 
died, 1108. 

O’Caharny, or O’Catharnaigh, or Ua Caharny, 
Bevin, wife of the Sinnach, died, 1363. 

O’Caharny, Cathal, son of Rory, lord of Teffia, 
died, 1207. 

O’Caharny, Cinaedh, son of Tadhg, slain, 1086. 

O’Caharny, Conor, son of Niall, slain, 1227. 

O’Caharny, Muircheartach, a senior of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 1105. 

O’Caharny, Murray, grandson of the Sinnagh, 
died, 1201. 

O’Caharny, Niall Sinnagh, lord of Teffia, died, 
1233. 





lord of Conmhaicne-mara, 


or Ua See 


Caeimh. 


1103, 1152, 





O’Caharny, Niall Sinnagh, lord of the men of 
Teffia, slain, 1316. 

O’Caharny, Niall, son of the Sinnagh, died, 
1184, » 

O’Caharny, Sinach the Fox, chief of Teffia, 
1186. 

sons of, 1183. 

O’Caharny, the Sinnagh (the Fox), son of, 1254. 

O’Caharny, Tadhg, lord of Teathbha, died, 1156. 

O’Caharny, Tadhg the Sinnach Finn, lord of 
Teathbha, slain, 1086. 

O’Cahill, O’Cathail, or Ua Cathail, Aenghus, 
lord of Eoghanacht-Locha-Lein, killed, 1033. 

O’Cahill, Cathasach, successor of Caeimhghin, 
died, 1045. 

O’Cahill, Colum, airchinneach of Rossailithir, 
died, 1055. 

O’Cahill, Donough, 1179. 

O’Cahill, Donnchadh, lord of Cinel-Aedha-na- 
hEchtghe, slain, 1154. 

O’Cahill, Dunlaing, successor of Caeimhghin, 
died, 1153. 

O’Cahill, Flann, martyred, 938. 

O’Cahill, Gillamochoinni, lord of Kinelea, slain, 
1222. 

O’Cahill, Gillamochoinni, lord of Ui-Fiachrach- 
Aidhne, killed, 1147. 

O’Cahill, Gilla-Mochoinni, son of Gilla-Moch- 
oinne, 1248, 1251. 

O’ Cahill, Gillaphadraig, successor of Cacimhghin, 
killed, 1128. 

O’Cahill, Tuathal, successor of Caeimhghin, died, 
1106. 

O’Caillin, or Ua Caillin, Cormac, airchinneach 
of the Teach-aeidheadh of Cluain-mic-Nois, 
died, 1106. 

O’Caindealbhain, O’Kindellan, or Ua Caindeal- 
phain, Aedh, son of Cu-uladh, 1160. 

O’Caindealbhain, Aenghus, lord of Laeghaire, 
died, 1085. 

O’Caindealbhain, Bran, slain, 1091. 

O’Caindealbhain, Cu-uladh, lord of Laeghaire, 
died, 1104, 





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274 


O’Caindealbhain, Cu-uladh, lord of Laeghaire, 
1140, 1157. * 

Dailfinn, wife of, died, 1156. 

O’Caindhealbhain, Domhnall, slain, 1075. 

O’Caindealbhain, Domhnall, lord of Cinel-Lae- 
ghaire, slain, 1017. 

O’Caindealbhain, Domhnall, lord of Cinel-Lae- 
ghaire, killed, 1136. 

O’Caindealbhain, Indearbh, daughter of, wife of 
the lord of Breagha, slain, 1161. 

O’Caindealbhain, Lorcan, lord of Laeghaire, 
slain, 1033. 

O’Caindealbhain, Lorcan, lord of Laeghaire, 
slain, 1160. 

O’Caindealbhain, Oenghus, lord of Laeghaire, 
slain, 1085. 

O’Caindealbhain, Oenghus, lord of Ui-Laeghaire, 
slain, 1130. 

O’Cainen, Maelmaire, bishop of Sord-Choluim- 
Chille, died, 1023. 

O’Cair, or Ua Cair, Ailill, lector of Dearmhach, 
died, 1038. 

O’Cairbre, or Ua Cairbre, Gilladeacair, chief of 
Tuath-Buadhgha, slain, 1156. See O’Carbry. 

O’Caireallain. See O’Carellan. 

O’Cairill, or Ua Cairill, Connmhach, bishop, 
died, 1092. 

O’Cairill, Cumhaighe, airchinneach of Dun- 
[Padraig], died, 1102. 

O’Cairill, Gillachomhghaill, slain, 1095. 

O’Cairill, Lochlainn, heir of Ulidia, slain, 1095. 

O’Cairill, Maelmoghna, airchinneach of Dun- 
Leathghlais, died, 988. 

O’Cairill, Muircheartach, airchinneach of Dun, 
died, 1083. 

O’Cairnen, Thomas, prior of Athlone, died, 
1455. 

O’Cairre, Dermot, slairi, 1260. 

O’Caithniadh, Caithniadh, lord of Erris, died, 
1206. 

O’Caithniadh, Fearghal, lord of Erris, died, 
1274. 

O°Caithniadh, Hugh, lord of Erris, slain, 1180. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Callada, or Ua Callada, Maelpadraig, successor 
of Cronan of Ros-Cre, died, 1168." _ 

O’Callaghan, O’Ceallachain, or Ua Ceallachain, 
a chieftain of Erris, 1180. 

O’Callaghan, of Munster, Callaghan, son of 
Conor, 1577, 1578. 

O’Callaghan, Conor of the Rock, son of Dermot, 
1578. 

O’Callaghan, Donough, or Donnchadh, heir of 
Caiseal, slain, 1053. 

O’Callaghan, Donough, son of Teige Roe, died, 
1577. 

O’Callaghan, Maelseachlainn, died, 1121. 

O’Callaghan, Teige Roe, slain, 1568. 

O’Callaghans, 1500. 

O’Calman, Mulpeter, coarb of St. Canice, died, 
1206. 

O°Cana, or Ua Cana, Muireadhach, died, 1105. 

O’Canann, or Ua Canann, Gillamartan, slain, 
1150. j 

O’Canannan, or Ua Canannain, the aithchlei- 
reach, killed, 1160. 

O’Canannan, Aedh, lord of Cinel-Conaill, blind- 
ed, 1093. 

O’Canannan, Aedh, son of Ruaidhri, assumed 
the lordship of Tir-Conaill, 1154, 1156. 

O’Canannan, Domhnall, lord of the Cinel-Conaill, 
slain, 1083. : : 

O’Canannan, Domhnall, son of Gilla-Coluim, 
slain, 992. 

O’Canannan, Donnell, died of a wound, 1188. 

O’Canannan, Donough, or Donnchadh, lord of 
Cinel-Conaill, killed, 1075. 

O’Canannan, Fiachra, slain, 950. 

O’Canannan, Flaithbheartach, lord of Cinel- 
Conaill, slain, 999. 

O’Canannan, Flaithbheartach, lord of Cinel- 
Conaill, died, 1045. 

O’Canannan, Flaithbheartach, lord of Cinel- 
Conaill, drowned, 1153. 

wife of, drowned, 1153. 

O’Canannan, Gilla-Coluim, lord of Cinel-Conaill, 


974, 975. 











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O’Canannan, Maelcoluim, lord of Cinel-Conaill, 
died, 955. 

O’Canannan, Maelisa, lord of Cinel-Conaill, 
slain, 965. . 

O’Canannan, Maghnus, lord of Cinel-Conaill, 
died, 1165. 

O’Canannan, Muircheartach, lord of Cinel- 
Conaill, 961, 962. 

O’Canannan, Niall, slain, 976. 

O’Canannan, Niall Mothlach, slain, 949. 

O’Canannan, Ruaidhri, or Rory, slain, 1033. 

O’Canannan, Ruaidhri, lord of Tir-Conaill, and 
heir to the kingdom of Ireland, 941, 943, 945. 

slain, 948. 

O’Canannan, Ruaidhri, lord of Cinel-Conaill, 
1061. 








slain, 1071. 

O’Canannan, Ruaidhri, heir of Cinel-Conaill, 
slain, 1114. 

O’Canannan, Ruaidhri, lord of Cinel-Conaill, 
slain, 1135. 

O’Canannan, Ruaidhri, lord of Tirconnell, slain, 
1188. 

O’Canannan, Ruaidhri, chief of Kinel-Connell, 
1247, 1248. 

O’Canannan, Ruaidhri, son of Niall, lord of 
Cinel-Conaill, died, 996. 

O’Canannans, 1003, 1037, 1103, 1150, 1159, 
1250. 

O’Canavan, or O’Ceandubhain, John, parson of 
Tireragh, 1416. 

O’Caemhain, or O’Keevan, David, chief, slain, 
1306. 

O’Caemhain, Dermot, died, 1208. 

O’Caemhain, Dermot, died, 1294. See O’Keevan. 

O’Carbry, or O’Cairbre, Gilladeacair, chief of 
Tuath-Buadhgha, slain, 1156. 

O’Carbry, John, coarb of Tighearnach of Cluain- 
eois, died, 1353. 

O’Carbry, Thomas Duv, vicar of Achadh-Ur- 
chair, died, 1478. 

O’Carellan, Aenghus, chief of Clann-Dermot, 
slain, 1215. 





O’Carellan, Conchobhar, slain, 1117. 

O’Carellan, Conor, chief of Clandermot, slain, 
1177. 

sons of, 1176. 

O’Carellan, Donough, 1179, 1180. 

O’Carellan, Fogartagh, bishop of Armagh, 1185. 

O’Carellan, Mulrony, chief of Clandermot, slain, 
1090. 

O’Carellan, Mulrony, chief of Clandermot, slain, 
1197. 

O’Carellan, Mulrony, 1135, 1138, 

O’Carellan, Randal, killed, 1180. 

O’Carmac, Giollapatrick, son of Conor, died, 
1437. 

O’Carmacan, Finn, 1209, 1210. 

O’Carmacan, Gilchreest, deacon of Elphin, died, 
1258. 

O’Carmacan, Gilla-Iarlaithe, successor of Com- 
man, 1170. 

O’Carmacan, Maelcoluim, successor of Ende of 
Ara, died, 1114. 

O’Carmacan, Malone, successor of St. Coman, 
died, 1200. 

O’Carmacan, Mulpeter, master at Roscommon, 
1234. 

O’Carmacan, Murtough, 1202. 

O’Carmacan, Murtough, bishop of Clonfert- 
Brendan, died, 1201. 

O’Carmacan, Ogan, airchinneach of Inis-Cumh- 
scraighe, died, 1061. 

O’Carmacan, Thomas, bishop of Thomond, died, 
1382. E 

O’Carog, slain, 1126. 

O’Carolan, O’Cearbhallain, or Ua Cearbhallain, 
Florence, bishop of Derry, died, 1293. 

O’Carolan, Florence, bishop of Tyrone, 1203. 

died, 1230. 

O’Carolan, Gilla-an-Choimhdhe, bishop of Ty- 
rone, 1250, 1276, 1279. 

O’Carraigh Calma, Maelruanaidh, slain, 1032, 
1033. 

O’Carraigh Calma, Muircheartach, 1019. 

slain, 1022. 











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O’Carrain, Gillagott, lord of Ui-Maccaille, killed, 
1151. 

O’Carroll, O’Cearbhaill, or Ua Cearbhaill, lord 
of Eoghanacht-Locha-Lein, killed, 1108. 

O’Carroll, O’Cearbhail, or Ua Cearbhaill, lord | 
of Fearnmhagh, 1043. | 

O’Carroll, O’Cearbhaill, or Ua Cearbhaill, of 
Ely, the Long-legged, son of, 1152. 

O’Carroll, or Ua Cearbhaill, bishop of Ros- 
ailithir, died, 1168. 

O’Carroll, Aimhirgin, lord of Eile, or Ely, died, 
1033. 

O’Carroll, or Ua Cearbhaill, Annadh, son of 
Noenneanaigh, of Ui-Briuin, slain, 1159. 

O’Carroll, Benmee, daughter of Donough, lord 
of Oirghialla, died, 1176. 

O’Carroll, Calvagh, son of Donough, lord of 
Ely, 1548, 1554. 

O’Carroll, Calvagh, son of William Odhar, lord 
of Ely, 1582, 1585, 1598, 1599, 1600. 

O’Carroll, or Ua Cearbhaill, Conaing, airchin- 
neach of Gleann-da-locha, died, 1031. 

O’Carroll, Cucaisill, lord of Fearnmliagh and 
Oirghialla, 1101. 

O’Carroll, Cucaisill, lord of Fearnmhagh, died, 
1123. 

O’Carroll, Donnchadh, lord of Meath, 1101. 

O’Carroll, Donnchadh, lord of Oirghialla, 1133, 
1138, 1145, 1146, 1147, 1148, 1149, 1150, 
1152, 1155, 1157, 1164, 1165, 1166, 1167, 
1168. 

O’Carroll, Donough, lord of Ely, 1536. 

O’Carroll, Donough-an-Chuilinn, son of O’Car- 
roll of Ely, 1503. 

O’Carroll, Donough, son of William Alainn, 
lord of Ely, died, 1377. 

O°Carroll, Ferganainm, son of Mulrony, lord of 
Ely, 1532, 1533, 1536, 1541. 

O’Carroll, Finn, tanist of Ely, slain, 1145. 

O’Carroll, Finn, son of, lord of North Ely, slain, 

* 1163. 
O’Carroll, Flaherty, chief of Calry of Drum- 





cliff, slain, 1251. 


O’Carroll, Gallbrat, heir of Teamhair, slain, 1058. 

O’Carroll, Gilbert, died, 1248. 

O’Carroll, Gilla-Isa, chief of Calry of Drum- 
cliffe, died, 122. 

O’Carroll, Guill-bhealach, son of, lord of Ely, 
slain, 1205. : 

O’Carroll; John, lord of Ely, died, 1489. 

sons of, 1532. 

O’Carroll, John-an-Bhealaigh, son of William 
Odhar of Ely, slain, 1582. 

O’Carroll, John-an-Fhasaigh, son of William 
Odhar, styled lord of Ely, 1581. 

O’Carroll, Kian, son of Rory, heir of Ely, slain, 
1380. 

O’Carroll, Maelisa, bishop of Oriel, and succes- 
sor of St. Patrick, 1184, 1187. 

O’Carroll, Maelsuthain, lord of Eoghanacht of 
Loch-Lein, died, 1009. 

O’Carroll, Margaret an Einigh, daughter of 
Teige, 1433, 1451. 

daughter of, 1447. 

son of, died, 1471. 

O’Carroll, More, daughter of, died, 1547. 

O’Carroll, More, daughter of Donough, son of 
John, died, 1592. 

O’Carroll, Mulrony, lord of Ely, 1504, 1517, 
1521, 1523, 1532. 

descendants of, 1554. 

O’Carroll, Mulrony the Blind, chief minstrel of 
Ireland and Scotland, slain, 1328. 

O’Carroll, Mulrony, son of Calvagh of Ely, 
died, 1590. 

O’Carroll, Mulrony, son of John of Ely, 1522. 

O’Carroll, Mulrony, son of Teige, lord of Ely, 
died, 1443. 

O’Carroll, Mulrony, son of Teige Caech of Ely, 
slain, 1582. 

O’Carroll, Murray, chief of Calry, died, 1265. 

O’Carroll, Murrough, or Murchadh, lord of 
Oirghialla, 1169, 1170. 

died, 1171. 

O’Carroll, Murrough, lord of Oriel, 1178. 

died, 1189. 




















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O’Carroll, Murtough, or Muircheartach, lord of 
the south of Fearnmhagh, slain, 1125. 

O’Carroll, Owny Carragh, son of John, styled 
lord of Ely, 1533, 1536, 1561. 

O’Carroll, Righbhardan, son of Cucoirne, lord 
of Eile, 1058, 1151. 

sons of, slain, 1071. 

O’Carroll, Rory, lord of Ely, slain, 1174. 

O’Carroll, Rory Carragh, two sons of, slain, 
1483. 

O’Carroll, Rory, son of Donough, tanist of Ely, 
died, 1392. 

O’Carroll, Teige; lord of Ely, 1454. 

wives of, 1383, 1421. 

O’Carroll, Teige Caech, lord of Ely, 1532,1544, 
1548, 1554. 

O’Carroll, Teige Lusc, 1548. 

O’Carroll, Teige, son of Donough, 1541,1544, 
1554. 

O’Carroll, William Odhar, son of Ferganainm, 
lord of Ely, 1554, 1558, 1559, 1581. 

slain, 1581. 

O’Carrolls of Ely-O’Carroll, 1152, 1318, 1377, 
1395, 1407, 1432, 1516, 1522, 1532, 1547, 
1548, 1549, 1553, 1557, 1580. 

O’Carrolls of Eoghanacht Locha Lein, 1108, 
1109. 

O’Carrolls of Oriel, or Oirghialla, 1101, 1125, 
1168, 1169, 1178, 1184, 1187, 1189, 1193. 
O’Carthy O’Carthaigh, or Ua Carthaigh, the 

Druid, chief poet of Connaught, killed, 1097. 

O’Carthaigh, Feardana, chief poet of Con- 
naught, slain, 1131. 

O’Carthaigh, Muireadhach, chief poet of Con- 
naught, drowned, 1067. 

O’Carthaigh, abbot, died, 1442. 

O’Casey, O’Cathasaigh, or Ua Cathasaigh, Ain- 
bhith, lord of the Saithni, slain, 1023. 

O’Casey, Cathasach, 1146. 

O’Casey, Conor, erenagh of the lands‘of Muin- 
tir-Casey, in Devenish, 1411. 

O’Casey, Cormac, archbishop of Leinster, died, 
1146. 














O’Casey, Domhnall, airchinneach of Dun, died, 
1068. 

O’Casey, Domhnall, brother of Flaithbheartach, 
lord of Saithne, 1140. 

O’Casey, Domhnall, lord of Saithne, slain, 
1153. 
O’Casey, Flaithbheartach, lord of the Saithni, 
1140, 1146, 1160. ; 
O’Casey, Gairbhith, lord of Breagha,1045,1048, 
1061. 

O’Casey, Gilla-Airnin, erenagh of Cluain-da- 
rath, died, 1323. 

O’Casey, Imhar, or Ivor, lord of Saithne, died, 
1179. 





Tailtin, wife of, died, 1171. 

O’Casey, Maelchiarain, lord of Saithne and 
Tuath-Luighne, slain, 1086. 

O’Casey, Maelmordha, lord of Breagha, slain, 
1073. 

O’Casey, Oissene, lord of Mughdhorna, lord of 
Saithne, slain, 1018. 

O’Casey, Ruare, slain, 1077. 

O’Casey, Toirdhealbhach, put to death, 1049. 

O’Cassidy, O'Caiside, or Ua Caiside, of Coole, in 
Fermanagh, died, 1490. 

O’Cassidy, Dermot Roe, son of Nial Roe of 
Coole, died, 1455. 

O’Cassidy, Felim, son of Teige, ollav to the race 
of Philip Maguire, died, 1520. 

O’Cassidy, Fineen, chief physician of Ferma- 
nagh, died, 1322. 

O’Cassidy, Gilla-na-n-Angel, chief physician of 
Fermanagh, died, 1335. 

O’ Cassidy, Pierce, son of Thomas of Coole, ollav 
to Maguire, died, 1504. 

O’Cassidy, Teige, son of Joseph of Coole, ollav 
of Fermanagh, in medicine died, 1450. 

O’Cathail, or Ua Cathail. See O’Cahill. 

O’Cathalain, or Ua Cathalain, 1492. 

O’Cathalain, son of, slain, 1014. 

O’Cathalain, Cuilen, lord of Uaithne-Cliach, 

_ died, 1107. 
O’Cathalain, Maelcraeibhe, slain, 902. 


278 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Cathalain, Muircheartach, chief of Clann-Fo- 
gartaigh, slain, 1151. 

O’Catharnaigh, or Ua Catharnaigh. See O’Ca- 
harny. 

O’Cathasaigh. See O’Casey. 

Ua Cathlai, Ainmire, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, 
died, 946. 

O’Cathmhaeil, or Ua Cathmhaeil, Cinaedh, air- 
chinneach of Doire-Chalgaigh, died, 967. 

O’Cattain, or Ua Cattan, archbishop of Ui- 
Ceinnsealaigh, died, 1135. 

O’Ceallachain, or Ua Ceallachain. See O’Cal- 
laghan. 

O’Ceandubhain, or Ua Ceandubhain. See O’Ca- 
navan. 

O’Cearbhaill, or Ua Cearbhaill. See O’Carroll. 

O°’Cearnachain, or Ua Cearnachain, lord of Lu- 
ighne, slain, 1030. 

O’Cearnachain, Domhnall, son of the Gott, 
slain, 1056. 

O’Cearnachain, Mac-na-haidche, slain, 1159. 

O’Cearnaigh, or Ua Cearnaigh, Eoghan, airchin- 
neach of Doire, died, 1096. 

O’Cearnaigh, Muircheartach, chief lector of the 
Irish, died, 1106. 

O’Cearruidhir, or Ua Cearruidhir, Buadhach, 
priest of Cill-Dalua, died, 1095. 

O’Ceatfadha, or Ua Ceatfadha, Cathal, killed, 
1087. 

O’Ceatfadha, Conchobhair, died, 1084. 

O’Ceatfadha, Cumumhan, son of Ruaidhri, died, 
1033. 

O°Ceatfadha, Domhnall, head of Dal-gCais, died, 
1045. 

O’Ceatfadha, Dunchadh, a learned senior of 
Leinster, died, 1082. 

O’Ceile, or Ua Ceile, Diarmaid, airchinneach of 
Tealach-Foirtcheirn, &c., died, 1050. 

O’Ceile, Domhnall, airchinneach of Slaine, died, 
1053. 

Ua Ceile, Muireadhach, 1026. 

O’Ceileachain, or Ua Ceileachain, tanist of the 
Airtheara, slain, 1077. 





O’Ceileachain, Archu, lord of Ui-Breasail, slain, 
1037. . 

O’Ceileachain, Cu-Uladh, tanist of Airghialla, 
slain, 1096. 

O’Ceileachain, Gillaphadraig, prior of Ard-Ma- 
cha, died, 1089. 

O’Ceileachain, Madudhan, prior of Ard-Macha, 
died, 1063. 

O’Ceileachain, Niall, lord of Ui-Breasail, blinded, 
1044, 

O’Ceileachain, Trenfhear, brother of Niall, 
blinded, 1044. 

O’Ceileachair, or Ua Ceileachair, Dunchadh, 
successor of Ciaran of Saighir, died, 1048. 
O’Cein, or Ua Cein, lord of Ui-Mic-Cairthinn, 

slain, 1096. 
Ua Ceirin. See O’Kerrin. 
O’Ceithearnaigh, or Ua Ceithearnaigh, Cairbre, 
bishop, successor of Maedhog, died, 1095. 
O’Ceithearnaigh, Cinaeth, priest of Inis-Cloth- 
rann, died, 1167. 

O’Cethenen, or Ua Ceithenen, Eochaidh, succes- 
sor of Tighearnach, died, 1030. 

O’Cethenen, Flaithbheartach, successor of Tigh- 
earnach, died, 1010. 

O’Cethenen, Muireadhach, airchinneach of 
Cluain-Eois, died, 1084. 

O’Ciardha, Ua Ciardha, or O’Keary, Aedh, 
blinded, 999. 

O’Ciardha, Aedh-na-Dearbha, lord of Cairbre, 
slain, 1070. 


_ O’Ciardha, Conghalach, lord of Cairbre, slain, 


1083. 

O’Ciardha, Cusleibhe, lord of Cairbre, killed, 
1087. 

O’Ciardha, Domhnall, lord of Cairbre, killed, 
1138. . 

O’Ciardha, Domhnall, son of Gillaphadraig, lord 
of Cairbre Ua Ciardha, slain, 

O’Ciardha, Fearghal, lord of Cairbre, slain, 1046. 

O’Ciardha, Gillaclaen, lord of Cairbri, slain, 
1150. 

O’Ciardha, Gillagott, slain, 1155. 


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O’Ciardha, Gillamuire, lord of Cairbre, slain, 
1080. 

O’Ciardha, Gillaphadraig, lord of Cairbre, died, 
1077. 

O’Ciardha, Maelmuaidh, lord of Cairbre, died, 
1024. 

O’Ciardha, Maelruanaidh, lord of Cairbre, slain, 
992. 

O’Ciardha, Maelruanaidh, lord of Cairbre, died, 
1115. 

O’Ciardha, Maelruanaidh, lord of Cairbre, slain, 
1174. : 

O’Ciardha, Mathghamhain, son of Gillaphadraig, 
slain, i200. 

O’Ciardha, Muircheartach, tanist of Cairbre, 
slain, 1001. 

O’Ciardha, Ualgharg, lord of Cairbre, 999, 1012. 

O’Ciardhas, or O’Kearys, 952, 1128, 1165. 

O’Ciarmhaic, or Ua Ciarmhaic, Cearbhall, son 
of lord of Aine-Cliach, killed, 1123. 

O’Ciarmhaic, Conall, slain, 1087. 

O’Ciarmhaic, Gillacaech, killed, 1123. 

O’Ciarmhaic, Muircheartach, lord of Aine, slain, 
1115. 

O’Cibleachain, Maelruanaidh, successor of Fei- 
chin of Fobhar, died, 1117. 

O’Cicharain, Macamh, son of, 1134. 

O’Cillene, or Ua Cillene, Conall, successor of 
Cronan of Tuaim-Greine, died, 1026. 

O’Cillene, Cormac, successor of Ciarain, died, 
964. 

O’Cinaedha, or Ua Cinaedha, Cairbre, lord of 
Ui-Aitheichda, died, 938. 

O’Cinaedha, Dubhdalethe, airchinneach of Cor- 
cach, died, 1057. 

O’Cinaedha, Eochaidh, airchinneach of Ath- 
Truim, died, 1059. 

O’Cinaedha, Flann, airchinneach of Ath-Truim, 
died, 1100. 

O’Cinaedha, Lochlainn, son of, of the Ui-Mac- 
caille, slain, 1135. 

O’Cinaedha, Maelbrighde, airchinneach of Ard- 
Trea, died, 1127. 





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O’Cingeadh, or Ua Cingeadh, lector of Dear- 
mhach, died, 1103. 

O’Cinnfhaelaidh, or Ua Cinnfhaelaidh, slain, 
1155. : 

O’Cinnfhaelaidh, Conchobhar, 1049. 

O’Cinnfhaelaidh, Donnsleibhe, slain, 1094. 

O’Ciordhubhain, or Ua Ciordubhain, Maenach, 
successor of Mochta of Lughmhadh, died, 
1045. 

O’Ciordhubhain, Muireadhach, airchinneach of 
Lughmhadh, died, 1102. 

O’Circaerach, or Ua Circaerech, Cathasach, lec- 
tor of Ard-Macha, died, 1142. 

O’Clabby, Dermot Roe, son of the coarb of Ua- 
ran, slain, 1556. 

O’Clabby, Gilla-Columb, coarb of St. Patrick 
at Uaran, in Magh-Aoi, died, 1556. 

O’Cleircein, or Ua Cleircein, lord of Caille- 
Follamhain, mortally wounded, 1017. 

O’Cleircein, Ceallach, successor of Finnen and 
Mocholmog, died, 1043. 

O’Cleircein, Gluniarn, lord of Ui-Cairbre, died, 
1045. ; 

O’Cleirigh, or Ua Cleirigh. See O’Clery. 

O’Clercein, Oenghus, Patrick’s steward in Mun- 
ster, died, 1108. 

O’Clery, O’Cleirigh, or Ua Cleirigh, the priest, 
died, 1393. 

O’Clery, lord of Aidhne, 998. 

O’Clery, Braen, slain, 1033. ° 

O’Clery, Comhaltan, lord of Ui-Fiachrach- 
Aidhne, victory of, 964, 976. 

son of, 992. . 

O’Clery, Conchobhar, lector of Cill-dara, died, 
1126. 

O’Clery, Cormac, 1597. 

O’Clery, Cormac, son of Dermot, Friar Minor, 
died, 1542. 

O’Clery, Cosnamhach, son of Cucogry, died, 
1584. 

O’Clery, Cucogry, son of Dermot, 1546. 

O’Clery, Dermot, son of Teige Cam, ollav to 
O'Donnell, slain, 1522. 





280 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Clery, Duigin, son of Maccon, died, 1600. 

O’Clery, Eochagan, died, 948. 

O’Clery, Eoghan, bishop of Connaught, died, 
967. 

O’Clery, Flann, lord of South Connaught, &c., 
slain, 950. 

O’Clery, Gillaceallaigh, son of Comhaltan, lord 
of Ui-Fiachrach, slain, 1003. 

O’Clery, Gilla-Isa, bishop of Leyny, died, 1230. 

O’Clery, Gillareagh, died, 1421. 

O’Clery, Gillareagh, son of Teige Cam, histo- 
rian, &c., died, 1527. 

O’Clery, Maccon, son of Cucogry, ollav to 
O'Donnell, died, 1595. 

O’Clery, Maurice Ballagh, son of Cucogry, 
hanged, 1572. 

O’Clery, Maurice, son of Gilla-Riagh, died, 1573. 

O’Clery, Muireadhach, lord of Aidhne, died, 
988. 

O’Clery, Mulmurry, son of Dermot, slain, 1583. 

O’Clery, Teige Cam, ollav to O’Donnell, died, 
1492. 

O’Clery, Teige Cam, son of Tuathal, ollav to 
©’ Donnell, died, 1565. 

O’Clery, Tighearnach, lord of Aidhne, died, 916. 

O’Clery, Tuathal, son of Teige Cam, died,1512. 

O’Clothacain, or Ua Clothocan, Gillachrist, lec- 
tor of Ard-Macha, died, 1071. 

O’Clucain, or Ua Clucain, Feardomhnach, com- 
harba of Ceanannus, died, 1114. 

©’Clucain, Muireadhaigh, abbot of Ceanannus, 
died, 1154. 

O’Clumhain, chief poet to O’Hara, died, 1438. 

O’Clumhain, son of, 1493. 

O’Clumhain, Aengus, bishop of Leyny, died, 
1264. 

O’Clumhain, Aindileas, son of Gilla- Aenghusa, 
poet, died, 1170. 

O’Clumhain, Gilla-Aenghusa, ollamh of Con- 
naught in poetry, died, 1143. 

O’Cnaimsighe, or Ua Cnaimhsighe, Scannlan, 
anmchara of Lismore, died, 1095. 

O’Cobhthaigh, or Ua Cobhthaigh, See O’ Coffey. 





O’Cochlain, or Ua Cochlain, successor of Bairri, 
died, 1096. 

O’ Coffey, daughter of, died, 1464. 

O’Coffey, Ainmire, abbot of the church of 
Derry-Columbkille, 1203, 1213. 

O’ Coffey, the Clasach, a poet, died, 1415. 

O’ Coffey, Cucaratt, 1030. 

O’ Coffey, Donnell, captain, slain, 1446. 

O’ Coffey, Gilla-na-n-inghean, son of lord of Um- 
hall, died, 1094. 

O’Coffey, Hugh Mac-an-Chlasaigh, poet, died, 
1452. 

O’Coffey, Melaghlin, son of Clasach, slain, 1429. 

O’Coffey, Mulpatrick, died, 1193. 

O’Coffey, Murray, bishop of Derry and Raphoe, 
died, 1173. 

O’ Coffey, Murtough Bacagh, died, 1478. 

O’Coffey, Owny, son of William, learned in 
poetry, died, 1556. 

O’Coffey, Teige, preceptor, taken prisoner, 1546. 

O’Coffey, Teige, son of Hugh, chief preceptor, 
&e., died, 1554. 

O’ Coffey, Thomas, son of Donnell, died, 1474. 

O’Coibhdheanaigh, or Ua Coibhdheanaigh, Don- 
ghal, noble priest of Cluain-Eidhneach, died, 
1071. 

O’Coibhdheanaigh, Feardachrich, priest, died, 
1077. 

O’Coimhghillain, Cairbre, successor of Cain- 
neach, died, 1038. 

O’Coinel, Maelisa, coarb of Drumceliff, died, 
1330. 

O’Coineoil, Conor, bishop of Killala, died, 1423. 

O’Coineoil, Maurice, coarb of Drumceliff, 1416. 

O’Coinfhiacla, or Ua Coinfhiacla, Aedh, lord 
of Teathbha, beheaded, 1043. 

father of, slain, 1002. 

O’Coinfhiacla, Congalagh, lord of Teffia, died, 
1174. 

O’Coinfhiacla, Domhnall, lord of Teathbha, 
died, 1141. 

O’Coinleisg, Donnell, learned historian, slain, 
1342. 





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O’Coinne, or Ua Coinne, Maelisa, the most 
learned of the Irish, died, 1126. 
O’Coinne, son of Mac Hugh, slain, 1583. 
O’Coinne, Turlough Oge, 1600. 
O’Coisi, or Ua Coisi, Eochaidh, vice-abbot of 
Achadh-bo, died, 1095. 
O’Colla, the Deaf Vicar, died, 1488. 
O’Collbrain, or Ua Collbrainn, Maelcoluim, 
died, 1054. 
O’Colmain, or Ua Colmain, Ceallach, bishop of 
Fearna, died, 1117. 
O’Colmain, Cucatha, died, 1081. 
O’Conaill, or Ua Conaill, Cathasach, noble bi- 
«shop of Connaught, died, 1117. 
O’Conaing, or Ua Conaing, 1174. 
O’Conaing, Cineidigh, airchinneach of Cill-Da- 
lua, died, 1125. 
O’Conaing, Domhnall, archbishop of Leath- 
Mogha, died, 1137. 
O’Conaing, Donnell (Gunning), bishop of Killa- 
loe, died, 1195. 
O’Conaing, Edru, heir of Munster, slain, 1032. 
O’Conaing, Indreachtach, 738. 
O’Conaing, Maelseachlainn, died, 1105. 
O’Conaingen, or Ua Conaingen, Finn, airchin- 
neach of Doire, died, 1126. 
O’Conaire, or Ua Conaire, Loingseach, learned 
senior of Munster, died, 1077. 
O’Conaire, Thomas, dean of Breifny, died, 
1325. 
O’Conallan, or Ua Conallain, Abraham, archbi- 
shop of Armagh, 1258, 1260. 
O’Conallan, Thomas, slain, 1316. 
O’Conallta, or Ua Conallta, Gillamaire, the 
blind, royal poet of Ireland, died, 1166. 
O’Conbeathadh, or Ua Conbeathadh, Cinaeth, 
chief of Cinel-Binnigh, died, 1075. 
O’Concannon, O’Conceanainn, or Ua Concea- 
nainn, killed, 1382. 
O’Concannon, Aedh, lord of Ui-Diarmada, slain, 
1067. 
O’Concannon, Aedh, lord of Ui-Diarmada, died, 
1119. 





O’Concannon, Ardghal Oge, slain, 1368. 

O’Concannon, Cathal, son of Davock, lord of Hy- 
Diarmada, died, 1370. 

O’Concannon, Cucannon, died, 1224. 

O’Concannon, Donnell, son of Hugh, lord of 
Hy-Diarmada, slain, 1316. 

O’Concannon, Donough, died, 1143. 

O’Concannon, Hugh, 1279. 

O’Concannon, Muirgheas, lord of Ui-Diarmada, 
died, 1037. 

O’Concannon, Muirgheas, lord of Ui-Diarmada, 
died, 1105. 

O’Concannon, Murtough, brother of Donnell, 
slain, 1316. 

O’Concannon, son of Tadhg, lord of Ui-Diar- 
mada, taken prisoner, 1093. 

O’Concannon, Teige, 1224. 

O’Concannon, Thomas, lord of Hy-Diarmada, 
slain, 1478. 

O’Concannon, Uada, lord of Ui-Diarmada,1136, 
1167. 

O’Conchobhair, or Ua Conchobhair. See 
O’Conor. 

O’Conchoille, or Ua Conchaille, Maelduin, lord 
of Ui-Niallain, slain, 1024. 

O’Condoirche, Ua Condoirche, the legate, 
1157. 

O’Condubhain, or Ua Condubhain, Maelmaire, 
airchinneach of Doire-Lurain, died, 1123. 

O’Conduibh, 1038. 

O’Conghaile, Ua Conghaile, Aedh, airchinneach 
of the Teach-aeidheadh of Cluain-mic-Nois, 
died, 1093. 

O’Conghaile, Bartholomew, canon of Lisgool, in 
Fermanagh, died, 1390. 

O’Conghaile, Ceinneidigh, airchinneach of Lis- 
aidheadh, at Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 1128. 

O’Conghaile, Celechair, airchinneach of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 1166. 

O’Conghaile, Colman Caech, successor of Mola- 
isi, died, 1038. 

O’Conghaile, Cormac, abbot of Daimhinis, died, 
995. 


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O’Conghaile, Foghartach, abbot of Daimhinis, 
died, 984. 

O’Conghaile, Matthew, erenagh of Rossory, died, 
1434. 

O’Conghaile, Paidin, erenagh of Ross-Airthir, 

"died, 1365. 

O’Conghalaigh, or Ua Conghalaigh, | slain, 
976. 

O’Conghalaigh, Donn, slain, 1028. 


O’Conghalaigh, Donnchadh, heir of Teamhair,” 


slain, 990. 

O’Conghalaigh, Donnchadh, son of Donnchadh, 
heir of Ireland, slain, 1016. 

O’Conghalaigh, Gillacommain, lector of Ros- 
Commain, killed, 1135. 

O’Conghalaigh, Muircheartach, died, 994. 

O’Conghalaigh, Muircheartach Beag, slain, 995. 
See O’Connolly. 

O’Conghalain, Thomas, bishop of Elphin, died, 
1508. 
O’Connagain, or Ua Connagain, Maelcoluim, 
son of Maelmaith, noble priest, died, 1124. 
O’Connaghtan, Maelisa, bishop of Sil-Murray, 
or Elphin, died, 1174. 

O’Connaghty, Flann, bishop of Hy-Briuin-Bre- 
ifne, died, 1231. 

O’Connaghty, Tuathal, bishop of Tir-Briuin, 
died, 1179. 

O’Connery. See O’Conaire. 

O’Connmachain, or O’Conway, 1323. 

O’Connmhaic, Mulmurry, bishop of Hy-Fiach- 
rach, &c., died, 1224, 

O’Connmhaigh, or Ua Connmhaigh, the lector, 
died, 1103. 

O’Connmhaigh, Gilla-na-naev, chief professor of 
music, in Thomond, died, 1360. 

O’Connolly, Conn, son of Manus, slain, 1485. 

O’Connolly, Cormac, head of Galloglasses of 
O’Conor, died, 1489. 

O’Connolly, Cu-Uladh, 1507. 

O’Connolly, Edmond, slain, 1515. 

O’Connolly, Gillapatrick, son of Henry, bishop 
of Clogher, &c., died, 1504. 





O’Connolly, James, prior of Devenish,, died, 
1379. See O’Conghalaigh. 

O’Conor, O’Conchobhair, or Ua Conchobhair, 
of Connaught, 1047. 

O’Conor, Aedh-an-gha-bhearnaigh, or Hugh of 
the Broken Spear, king of Connaught, 1036, 
1037,1039, 1051, 1054, 1055, 1057,1059,1061, 
1062, 1063, 1065, 1066. 

slain, 1067. 

O’Conor, Aedh, son of Cathal, lord of Sil-Mui- 
readhaigh, 1092, 1093. 

O’Conor, Aedh, son of Domhnall, heir of Con- 
naught, killed, 1136. 

O’Conor, Aedh, son of Ruaidhri, heir of Con- 
naught, died, 1159. 

O’Conor, Aedh, son of Toirdhealbhach, blinded, 
1136. 








mother of, died, 1151. 

O’Conor, Aeibheann, daughter of, died, 1066. 

O’Conor, Ailbhe, or Alvy, daughter of Teige, 
died, 1307. } 

O’Conor, Ardghal, son of the coarb of Coman, 
died, 1258. 

O’Conor, Ardghar, bishop of Sil-Murray, died, 
1214, 

O’Conor, Beanmumhan, granddaughter of Fe- 
lim, king of Connaught, 1406. 

O’Conor, Benmee, daughter of Turlough, son of 
Roderic of Connaught, died, 1269. 

O’Conor, Benmumhan, daughter of Owen of 
Connaught, died, 1468. 


O’Conor, Brian, heir of Connaught, 1028, 


1029. 

O’Conor, Brian-an-doire, son of Manus, slain, 
1249. 

O’Conor, Brian Ballagh, son of Hugh, son of 
Felim of Connaught, 1381, 1418. 

descendants of, 1462, 1478. 

sons of, 1461, 1462. 

O’Conor, Brian Breifneach, son of Toirdheal- 
bhach, king of Ireland, blinded, 1156. 

died, 1184. 

son of, slain, 1198. 














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INDEX NOMINUM. ' 983 


O’Conor, Brian Duy, son of Teige of Connaught, 
died, 1466. 

O’Conor, Brian Luighneach, son of king Toird- 
healbhach, ancestor of O’Conor Sligo, 1156, 
1181. 





descendants of, 1512, 1526, 1536. 

O’Conor, Brian Oge, son of Brian, son of Cathal 
Duv of Connaught, slain, 1482. 

O’Conor, Brian, son of Brian Ballagh, died, 
1487. 

O’Conor, Brian, son of Donough Reagh of Con- 
naught, slain, 1306. 

O’Conor, Brian, son of Rory of Connaught, 
1323, 1342. 

O’Conor, Brian, son of Toirdhealbhach, king of 
Treland, died, 1144. 

O’Conor, Brian, son of Turlough, son of Roderic 
of Connaught, 1236, 1237. 

died, 1267. 

O’Conor, Brian, son of Turlough, heir presump- 
tive of Connaught, slain, 1318. 

O’Conor, Cahir, grandson of the abbot of Con- 
naught, son of, 1476. 

O’Conor, Caillech-De, daughter of Roderic, king 
of Connaught, died, 1211. 

O’Conor, Calvagh, son of Carbry of Connaught, 
slain, 1497. 

O’Conor, Calvagh, son of Donnell, son of Owen 
of Connaught, 1487. . 

O’Conor, Carbry, son of Brian, killed, 1499. 

O’Conor, Carbry, son of Hugh, son of Rory, 
slain, 1474. 

daughter of, died, 1468. 

——— sons of, 1499. 

wife of, died, 1456. 

O’Conor, Carragh Inshiubhail, son of Niall of 
Connaught, killed, 1249. 

O’Conor, Cathal, grandson of Cathal of Con- 
naught, 1117. : 

O’Conor, Cathal, king of Connaught, 1253,1283, 
1288, 1291, 1293. 

O’Conor, Cathal, of Connaught, son of, 1117. 

O’Conor, Cathal, of Connaught, 1453. 














O’Conor, Cathal Cairceach, son of Hugh of 
Connaught, blinded, 1267. 

O’Conor, Cathal Carragh, son of Conor Moin- 
moy, king of Connaught, 1185, 1190, 1196, 
1198, 1199, 1200, 1201. 

O’Conor, Cathal Crovderg, son of Turlough, 
king of Connaught, 1185, 1190, 1195, 1197, 
1198, 1199, 1200, 1201, 1207, 1209, 1212, 
1219, 1220. 

died, 1224. 

daughter of, 1239. 

descendants of, 1464. 

mother of, died, 1151. 

sons of, 1225. 

wife of, died, 1217. 

O’Conor, Cathal Duv, of Connaught, 1408, 
1424, 

O’Conor, Cathal Roe, king of Connaught, killed, 
1293. 

O’Conor, Cathal Roe, son of Rory of Connaught, 
died, 1488. 

O’Conor, Cathal Roe, of Connaught, 1489. 

O’Conor, Cathal, son of Aedh of Connaught, 
slain, 1082. 

O’Conor, Cathal, son of Cathal, heir of Con- 
naught, killed, 1133. 

O’Conor, Cathal, son of Conor Roe, king of 
Connaught, 1272, 1284, 1288. 

O’Conor, Cathal, son of Donnell, king of Con- 
naught, 1307, 1315, 1317, 1318, 1320, 1321, 
1322. 




















slain, 1324. 

O’Conor, Cathal, son of Donough, son of Hugh 
of Connaught, slain, 1490. 

O’Conor, Cathal, son of Felim Finn of Con- 
naught, taken prisoner, 1470. 

O’Conor, Cathal, son of Felim, son of Rory of 
Connaught, slain, 1448. 

O’Conor, Cathal, son of Hugh of Connaught, 
1243, 1247. 

O’Conor, Cathal, son of Hugh, son of Owen, 
1321, 1329, 1330, 1339. 

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O’Conor, Cathal, son of Hugh Breifneach, son 
of Cathal Roe, roydamna of Connaught, 1340, 
1342, 1352, 1357, 1363. 

slain, 1366. 

wife of, died, 1395. 

O’Conor, Cathal, son of Rory, king of Con- 
naught, 1381, 1407, 1439. 

O’Conor, Cathal, son of Rory Oge of Connaught, 
1467. 

O’Conor, Cathal, son of Tadhg, or Teige, tanist 
of Connaught, slain, 1135. 

O’Conor, Cathal, son of Teige of Connaught, 
eyes of, put out, 1265. 

O’Conor, Cathal, son of Tiernan of Connaught, 
slain, 1260. 

O’Conor, Cathal, son of Toirdhealbhach, heir of 
Connaught, 1151, 1152. 

O’Conor, Charles, son of Cathal Gall of Con- 
naught, died, 1233. 

O’ Conor, Cleireach, the, of Connaught,slain, 1044. 

O’Conor, Cobhlaigh Mor, daughter of Cathal, 
king of Connaught, died, 1395. 

O’Conor, Con, slain in Tyrone, 1514. 

O’Conor, Con Kittagh, son of Hugh, son of 
Owen of Connaught, 1490. 

O’Conor, Con, son of Dubhaltach, son of Tua- 
thal of Connaught, 1595, 1597. 

O’Conor, Con, son of Felim Finn of Connaught, 
slain, 1493. 

O’Conor, Con, son of Teige-of Connaught, taken 
prisoner, 1470. 

O’Conor, Conor, of Connaught, the two sons 
of, slain, 1159. 

O’Conor, Conor Boy, son of Cormac of Con- 
naught, slain, 1489. 

O’Conor, Conor Boy, son of Turlough of Con- 
naught, 1235, 1236. 

O’Conor, Conor, grandson of Dermot, son of 
Rory [na soighe Buidhe], 1183. 

O’Conor, Conor, son of, coarb of St. Coman of 
Connaught, slain, 1317. 

O’Conor, Conor Moinmoy, of Connaught, son 
of, slain, 1396, 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Conor, Conor Moinmoy, son of Roderic, king 
of Connaught, 1163, 1180, 1184,1185, 1186, 
1188, 1189. 

sons of, 1193. 

O’Conor, Conor Roe, son of Cathal, king of 
Connaught, 1296. 

O’Conor, Conor Roe, son of Cathal, son of Hugh 
Breifneach, of Connaught, 1370. 

O’Conor, Conor Roe, son of Hugh Breifneach 
of Connaught, slain, 1315. 

O’Conor, Conor Roe, son of: Murtough Muimh- 
neach of Connaught, 1235, 1236, 1245. 

mother of, 1231. 

O’Conor, Conor, son of Cathal Crovderg, king 
of Connaught, drowned, 1190. 

O’Conor, Conor, son of Cleireach of Connaught, 
killed, 1070. 

O’Conor, Conor, son of Dermot, son of Manus 
of Connaught, killed, 1279. 

O’Conor, Conor, son of Donnell of Connaught, 
1141. 

O’Conor, Conor, son of Donough Reagh, son of 
Manus, son of Murtough Muimhneach of 
Connaught, slain, 1340. 

O’Conor, Conor, son of Farrell, son of Do- 
nough, son of Murtough of Connaught, slain, 
1275. 

O’Conor, Conor, son of Felim Finn of Con- 
naught, 1487. 

O’Conor, Conor, son of Hugh, king of Con- 
naught, slain, 1232. 








| O’Conor, Conor, son of Hugh of Connaught, 


slain, 1304. 

O’Conor, Conor, son of Hugh Muimhneach of 
Connaught, 1235, 1236. 

O’Conor, Conor, son of Hugh, son of Cathal 
Crovderg, king of Connaught, 1240, 1244, 
1251. 

O’Conor, Conor, son of Murtough, son of Ca- 
thal, son of Hugh Breifneach of Connaught, 
slain, 1424, 

O’Conor, Conor, son of Rory of Connaught, 
slain, 1103. 


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INDEX NOMINUM. . 285 


O’Conor, Conor, son of Teige, lord of Moylurg 
and Moy-Nai, in Connaught, died, 1197. 

O’Conor, Conor, son of Tiernan of Connaught, 
1250, 1271. 

sons of, 1273. 

O’Conor, Conor, son of Toirdhealbhach, king of 
Treland, 1126, 1143, 1144. 

O’Conor, Cormac, son of Dermot, son of Roderic, 
king of Connaught, 1246, 1247. 

died, 1273. 

O’Conor, Cormac, son of Rory of Connaught, 
1385. 

O’Conor, Cormac, son of Rory, son of Donnell 
of Connaught, 1336, 1337, 1342, 1345. 

O’Conor, Cormac, son of Teige, son of Rory of: 
Connaught, died, 1413. 

O’Conor, Cuaifne, son of Cuaifne of Connaught, 
slain, 1397. 

O’Conor, Cuconnaught, or Cuchonnacht, son of, 
slain, 1131. 

two sons of, drowned, 1133. 

O’Conor, Cuconnaught of Connaught, five sons 
of, slain, 1263. 

O’Conor, Cucuallachta, son of Murtough 
O’Conor of Connaught, slain, 1181. 

O’Conor, Dermot, of Connaught, 1467. 

O’Conor, Dermot More, son of Dermot of Con- 
naught, slain, 1463. 

O’Conor, Dermot Roe, son of Teige of Con- 
naught, slain, 1309. 

O’Conor, Dermot Roe, son of Teige of Con- 
naught, slain, 1446. 

sons, 1466, 1467. 

O’Conor, Dermot Roe, son of Turlough Oge of 
Connaught, died, 1419. 

O’Conor, Dermot, son of Brian Duv of Con- 
naught, slain, 1489. 

O’Conor, Dermot, son of Donnell, son of Tur- 
lough Dall of Connaught, slain, 1487. 

O’Conor, Dermot, son of Manus, son of Tur- 
lough More of Connaught, 1207, 1227, 1236, 
1241. 

slain, 1248. 


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O’Conor, Dermot, son of Murtough, son of 
Hugh of Connaught, slain, 1471. 

O’Conor, Dermot, son of Roderic, king of Con- 
naught, 1203, 1210, 1212, 1220, 

O’Conor, Dermot, son of Rory, son of Cathal of 
Connaught, 1448. 

O’Conor, Dermot, son of Teige, tanist lord of 
Connaught, 1466, 1488. 

O’ Conor, Dermot, son of Turlough, son of Me- 
laghlin of Connaught, 1218. 
O’Conor of Connaught, Dervorgilla, daughter 
of, died, 1354. 
O’Conor, Dervorgilla, daughter of Cathal Oge 
of Connaught, died, 1385. 

O’Conor, Dervorgilla, daughter of Felim Finn 
of Connaught, died, 1476. 

O’Conor, Dervorgilla, daughter of Manus of 
Connaught, 1315, 1316. 

O’Conor, Donnell, or Domhnall Erris, son of 
Manus of Connaught, banished, 1273. 

O’Conor, Donnell Midheach, son of Toirdheal- 
bhach of Connaught, 1145. 

O’Conor, Donnell, son of Cathal, 1014. 

O’Conor, Donnell, or Domhnall, son of Cathal, 
slain, 1153. 

O’Conor, Donnell, son of Cathal Oge of Con- 
naught, slain, 1377. 

O’Conor, Donnell, son of Dermot, son of Rode- 
ric, king of Connaught, 1237. 

O’Conor, Donnell, son of Donough of Con- 
naught, slain, 1273. 

O’Conor, Donnell, son of Hugh Breifneach of 
Connaught, 1356. 

O’Conor, Donnell, son of John, son of Donnell 
of Connaught, died, 1336. 

O’Conor, Donnell, son of Manus of Connaught, 
slain, 1315. 

O’ Conor, Donnell,son of Manus, sonof Murtough 
Muimhneach of Connaught, 1235,1248, 1267. 
O’Conor, Donnell, son of Ruaidhri, heir to the 

kingdom of Connaught, 1106, 1114. 
died, 1118, 
grandson of, 1147, 1150. 








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O’Conor, Donnell, or Domhnall, son of Tadhg, 
heir of Connaught, slain, 1082. 

O’Conor, Donnell, son of Teige, son of Donnell- 
Erris of Connaught, slain, 1317. 

wife of, died, 1328. 

O’Conor, Donnell, son of Turlough, lord of 
North Connaught, 1147, 1151, 1155, 1176. 

mother of, 1151. 

O’Conor, Donough, or Donnchadh, bishop “of 
Elphin, 1231, 1232. 

O’Conor, Donough Conallagh, son of Conor 








Moinmoy, king of Connaught, slain, 1207. 

O’Conor, Donough Dubhshuileach of Con- 
naught, 1474. 

O’Conor, Donough Gallda, son of Donnell of 
Connaught, slain, 1328. 

O’Conor, Donough, grandson of Aedh, son of 
Ruaidhri of Connaught, slain, 1158. 

O’Conor, Donough More, son of Dermot, son of 
Roderic of Connaught, slain, 1233. 

O’Conor, Donough, son of Brian Ballagh, son 
of Hugh of Connaught, died, 1478. 

O’Conor, Donough, son of Fineen, son of Me- 
laghlin, son of Hugh of Connaught, bishop of 
Elphin, 1231, 1232, 1244. 

O’Conor, Donough, son of Hugh an-Chleitigh 
of Connaught, slain, 1391. 

O’Conor, Donough, son of Manus of Connaught, 
died, 1249. 

O’Conor, Donough, son of Murrough, son of 
Donough, son of Tomaltagh of Connaught, 
slain, 1278. 

O’Conor, Donough, son of Murtough, son of 
Hugh of Connaught, died, 1474. 

O’Conor, Donough, son of Owen of Connaught, 
died, 1292. 

O’ Conor, Donough, son of Rory, son of Hugh 
of Connaught, slain, 1267. 

O’Conor, Donough, son of Rory of Connaught, 
killed, 1338. 

O’Conor, Donough Uaithneach, or Donough 
of Owney, son of Hugh, son of Roderic of Con- 
naught, slain, 1238, 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Conor, Donough Uaithneach, son of Roderic, 
king of Connaught, 1199, 1200. 

O’Conor, Dubhaltach, son of Tuathal of Con- 
naught, died, 1597. 

O’Conor, Dubhchobhlaigh, daughter of Aedh of 
the Broken Spear, died, 1088. 

O’Conor, Dubchobhlaigh, daughter of Ruaidhri 
na Soighe Buidhe, lady of Luighne, died, 
ISA. 

O’Conor, Dubhchobhlaigh, wife of Toirdheal- 
bhach, king of Connaught, died, 1168. 

O’Conor, Duvesa, daughter of Roderic, died a 
nun, 1229. 

O’Conor, Farrell, son of Murrough, son of Do- 
nough, son of Tomaltagh of Connaught, slain, 
1279. 

O’Conor, Felim Boy, son of Carbry of Con- 
naught, slain, 1486. 

O’Conor, Felim Cleireach, son of Hugh, son of 
Felim of Connaught, 1385, 1410. 

descendants of, 1468, 1499. 

O’Conor, Felim, son of Cathal of Connaught, 
died, 1354. 

O’Conor, Felim, son of Cathal Crovderg, king 
of Connaught, 1225, 1226, 1230, 1231, 1232, 
1233, 1235, 1236, 1237, 1240, 1242, 1244, 
1245, 1248, 1249, 1250, 1254, 1255, 1256, 
1257, 1258, 1260, 1261, 1262, 1263, 1264. 

inaugurated, 1230. 

died, 1265. 

sons of, 1248, 1249. 








| 





| O’Conor, Felim, son of Hugh, king of the Irish 


of Connaught, 1310, 1311, 1315, 1316. 

slain, 1316. 

grandsons of, 1381, 1382, 1388, 1397. 

descendants of, 1439, 1446, 1499. 

son of, 1336, 1346, 1362.. 

O’Conor, Felim, son of Hugh of Connaught, 
slain, 1416. - 

O’Conor, Felim, son of Hugh an Chleitigh of 
Connaught, slain, 1369. 

O’Conor, Felim, son of Turlough Roe, son of 
Brian Ballagh of Connaught, slain, 1468. 

















INDEX NOMINUM. 287 


O’Conor, Finola, daughter of Felim of Con- 
naught, abbess of Cill-Craebhnatt, died, 
1301. 

O’Conor, Finola, daughter of Manus of Con- 
naught, died, 1310. 

O’Conor, Finola, daughter of Manus, son of 
Cathal of Connaught, died, 1392. 

O’Conor, Finola, daughter of Roderic of Con- 
naught, died, 1247. 

O’Conor, Finola, daughter of Turlough, son of 
Hugh of Connaught, died, 1403. 

O’Conor, Gilchreest, son of Murrough, son of 
Donough, son of Tomaltagh of Connaught, 
slain, 1278. 

O’Conor, Gilla-Duv, son of Felim Boy of Con- 
naught, slain, 1497.. 

O’Conor, Gilla-Isa, son of Liathanagh of Con- 
naught, elected bishop of Elphin, 1284. 

O’Conor, Gilla-na-naemh, chieftain of Sil-Mui- 
readhaigh, 1092, 1093. 

O’Conor, Gillaroe, son of Loughlin of Con- 
naught, 1277. 

O’Conor, Gormlaidh, daughter of Donnell of 
Connaught, died, 1425. 

O’Conor, Hugh-an-Chletigh, son of Rory of 
Connaught, died, 1338. 

O’Conor, Hugh na-nGall, son of Felim of Con- 
naught, 1260, 1262. 

O’Conor, Hugh Breifneach, son of Cathal Roe 
of Connaught, 1298, 1307, 1309, 1310.. 

slain, 1310. 

son of, 1317. 

O’Conor, Hugh Caech, son of Hugh, son of 
Turlough of Connaught, slain, 1397. 

grandson of, slain, 1468. 

O’Conor, Hugh Dall, son of Turlough of Con- 
naught, died, 1194. 

O’Conor, Hugh Duv, son of Donough, son of 
Brian Ballagh of Connaught, slain, 1467. 

O’Conor, Hugh Duy, son of Rory, son of Cathal 
Duv of Connaught, slain, 1466. 

O’Conor, Hugh Roe, son of Dermot More of 


Connaught, slain, 1467. 
4 














O’Conor, Hugh, son of, coarb of St. Coman, in 
Connaught, killed, 1271. 

O’Conor, Hugh, taken prisoner, 1385. 

O’Conor, Hugh, 1451. 

O’Conor, Hugh, 1489, 1499. 

O’Conor, Hugh Muimhneach, son of Felim, king 
of Connaught, 1276, 1277, 1278, 1280. 

O’Conor, Hugh Muimhneach, son of Roderic, 
king of Connaught, slain, 1233. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Brian Breifneach, son of 
Turlough of Connaught, 1189. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Brian, son of Brian Bal- 
lagh of Connaught, slain, 1484. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Carbry of Connaught, 
slain, 1482. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Cathal of Connaught, 
died, 1414. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Cathal of Connaught, 
slain, 1481]. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Cathal Crovderg, king of 
Connaught, 1207, 1210,1224, 1225,1226, 1227. 

killed, 1228. 

sons of, 1236. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Cathal Dall, son of 
Hugh, son of Cathal Crovderg, made king of 
Connaught, slain, 1274. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Conor Moinmoy, king 
of Connaught, 1212, 1224. : 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Conor, son of Hugh, 
son of Cathal Crovderg, blinded, 1257. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Conor, son of Teige of 
Connaught, slain, 1365. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Donnell, slain, 1471. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Felim, king of Con- 
naught, 1253, 1255, 1256, 1257, 1258, 1259, 
1260, 1261, 1263, 1265, 1266, 1268, 1269, 
1270, 1271, 1272, 1273. 

died, 1274. 

O’Conor, ‘Hugh, son of Felim, king of Con- 
naught, 1336, 1340, 1341, 1342, 1350, 1351, 
1352, 1356, 1362, 1366. 

died, 1368. 

wife of, died, 1364. 

















288 4 


O’Conor, Hugh, son of Felim Finn, 1487, 1489. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Hugh Breifneach, king 
of Connaught, 1342, 1350. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Hugh, son of Cathal 
Crovderg of Connaught, 1246, 1249. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Hugh, son of Roderic of 
Connaught, slain, 1181. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Hugh, son of Roderic of 
Connaught, slain, 1242. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Manus of Connaught, 
1212. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Manus of Connaught, 
1310. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Melaghlin of Connaught, 
slain, 1261. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Owen, king of Con- 
naught, 1293, 1294, 1296, 1306, 1309. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Owen, son of Cathal of 
Connaught, died, 1475. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Roderic, king of Con- 
naught, 1203, 1225, 1227, 1228, 1229, 1230, 
1232. 





slain, 1233. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Rory, son of Brian of 
Connaught, died, 1487. 

son of, 1489. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Rory, son of Hugh, son 
of Cathal Crovderg, king of Connaught, 1274. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Teige of Connaught, 
killed, 1320. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Teige, son of Melaghlin, 
son of Manus of Connaught, 1328. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Turlough of Connaught, 
sons of, 1181. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Turlough, king of Con- 
naught, 1345, 1350, 1351, 1352, 1353, 1356. 

slain, 1356. 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Turlough Oge, half lord 
of Connaught, died, 1461. ; 

O’Conor, Hugh, son of Turlough, son of Rory, 
son of Cathal of Connaught, slain, 1471. 

- O’Conor, Ineen-duv, daughter of Donough 

Dubhshuleach, died, 1489. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Conor, John, son of Donnell of Connaught, 
1337. 

O’Conor, John, son of Mahon of Connaught, 
slain, 1391. 

O’Conor, Lasarina, daughter of Cathal Crov- 
derg, king of Connaught, died, 1282. 

O’Conor, Lasarina, daughter of Cathal, son of 
Hugh Breifneach of Connaught, died, 1418. 

O’Conor, Lasarina, daughter of Turlough, king 
of Connaught, died, 1381. 

O’Conor, Loughlin, son of Conor Roe, son of 
Cathal, son of Hugh Breifneach of Con- 
naught, died, 1296. 

O’Conor, Loughlin, son of Dermot, son of Mur- 
tough of Connaught, 1266. 

O’Conor, Loughlin, son of Turlough, king of 
Connaught, died, 1218. 

sons of, 1202, 1249. 

O’Conor, Mac-an-Abbaidh, of Connaught, 1400. 
O’Conor, Maelisa, son of Turlough, king of 
Connaught, prior of Inishmaine, died, 1223. 

son of, slain, 1196. 

O’Conor, Maelseachlainn, son of Toirdealbhach, 
king of Connaught, slain, 1154. 

O’Conor, Malion, of Connaught, slain, 1271. 

O’Conor, Mahon, son of Conor Moinmoy, roy- 
damna of Connaught, slain, 1196. 

O’Conor, Mahon, son of Donnell Midheach of 
Connaught, slain, 1207. 

O’Conor, Mahon, son of Hugh, son of Conor 
Moinmoy of Connaught, slain, 1225. 








_O’Conor, Mahon, son of Manus, son of Hugh 


Breifneach of Connaught, died, 1375. 
O’Conor, Manus, of Connaught, 1497. 
O’Conor, Manus Mac Manus, of Connaught, 

killed, 1308. 

O’Conor, Manus, son of Art of Connaught, slain, 

1273. 

O’Conor, Manus, son of Cathal, son of Donnell 

of Connaught, slain, 1340. 

O’Conor, Manus, son of Cathal, son of Hugh 

Breifneach of Connaught, 1358. 
slain, 1363. 





oS SS 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


O'’Conor, Manus, son of Cathal Sramach of Con- 
naught, 1363. 

O’Conor, Manus, son of Conor Roe, king of 
Connaught, 1285, 1288, 1289, 1291, 1292. 

died, 1293. 

O’Conor, Manus, son of Dermot, son of Manus 
of Connaught, slain, 1237. 

O’Conor, Manus, son of Donnell, tanist of Con- 
naught, slain, 1316. 

wife of, died, 1327. 

O’Conor, Manus, son of Hugh Breifneach of 
Connaught, slain, 1330. 

O’Conor, Manus, son of Manus of Connaught, 
slain, 1315. 

O’Conor, Manus, son of Murtough Muimhneach 
of Connaught, 1235, 1236 ; killed, 1244. 

mother of, died, 1231. 

son of, 1235, 1237, 1248. 

O’Conor, Manus, son of Tomaltagh of Con- 
naught, taken prisoner, 1296. 

O’Conor, Manus, son of Turlough More, king of 
Connaught, slain, 1181. 

son of, 1196, 1225. 

O’Conor, Manus, son of Turlough More, king 
of Connaught, 1219. 

O’Conor, Matthew, son of Manus of Connaught, 
abbot of Boyle, died, 1280. 

O’Conor, Maurice, son of Niall of Connaught, 
bishop of Elphin, 1265, 1284. 

O’Conor, Maurice the canon, son of Roderic, 
king of Connaught, died, 1224. 

O’Conor, Melaghlin, son of Cathal Carragh, king 
of Connaught, died, 1212. 

O’Conor, Melaghlin, son of Conor of Connaught, 
slain, 1311. 

O’Conor, Melaghlin, son of Conor Moinmoy, king 
of Connaught, slain, 1219. 

O’Conor, Melaghlin, son of Conor Roe of Con- 
naught, 1238, 1246. ; 

O’Conor, Melaghlin, son of Manus of Connaught, 
1288. 

O’Conor, Melaghlin, son of Teige of Connaught, 
bishop of Elphin, 1260, 1262. 




















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289 


O’Conor, Melaghlin, son of Turlough, son of 
Roderic of Connaught, slain, 1228. 

O’Conor, Melaghlin, son of Turlough of Con- 
naught, slain, 1279. 

O’Conor, More, daughter of Felim of Connaught, 
died, 1293. 

O’Conor, More, daughter of Turlough, died,1190. 

O’Conor, Muircheartach, son of Conchobhar, son 
of Toirdhealbhach of Connaught, slain, 1153. 

O’Conor, Mulrony, son of Hugh, son of Tur- 
lough of Connaught, slain, 1181. 

O’Conor, Murray, son of Roderic, king of Con- 
naught, died, 1207. 

O’Conor, Murrough Liathanach, son of Aedh, 
king of Connaught, killed, 1070. 

O’Conor, Murrough, son of Roderic, king of 
Connaught, 1177, 1216. 

O’Conor, Murrough, son of Teige of Connaught, 
killed, 1291. 

O’Conor, Murtough Muimhneach, son of Tur- 
lough More, king of Connaught, 1156, 1210. 

sons of, 1225, 1227. 

descendants of, called Clann-Muirchear- 

taigh, or Clann-Murtough, 1235, 1288, 1294, 

1366, 1367, 1370, 1380, 1385, 1389, 1390, 

1419, 1424. 

wife of, died, 1231. 

O’Conor, Murtough Roe, son of Donnell-Erras 
of Connaught, slain, 1363. 

O’Conor, Murtough, son of Cathal of Connaught, 
1385. 

O’Conor, Murtough, son of Dermot, son of 
Roderic, king of Connaught, slain, 1237. 

O’Conor, Murtough, son of Hugh, son of Owen 
of Connaught, died, 1361. 

O’Conor, Murtough, son of Manus of Connaught, 
slain, 1294. 

O’Conor, Murtough, son of Murtough of Con- 
naught, died, 1367. 

O’Conor, Murtough the Teffian, son of Conor 
Moinmoy, king of Connaught, slain, 1203. 
O’Conor, Niall Gealbhuidhe, of Connaught, 

1288, 1291, 1292. 











290 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Conor, Niall Odhar, killed, 1105. 

O’Conor, Niall, heir of Connaught, killed, 1025. 

O’Conor, Niall, grandson of Loughlin of Con- 
naught, died, 1217. 

O’Conor, Niall, son of Ruaidhri of Connaught, 
killed, 1093. 

O’Conor, Nuala, daughter of Donnell, son of 
Murtough, died, 1404. 

O’Conor, Nuala, daughter of Roderic, king of 
Connaught, died, 1226. 

O’Conor, Owen, of Connaught, son of, 1499. 

O’Conor, Owen, taken prisoner, 1597. 

O’Conor, Owen Finn, son of the king of Con- 
naught, died, 1362. 

O’Conor, Owen, son of the Abbot, 1403. 

slain, 1406. 

O’Conor, Owen, son of Cathal, son of Hugh 
Breifneach of Connaught, died, 1407. 

O’Conor, Owen, son of Rory of Connaught, died, 
1420. 





descendants of, 1471. 

O’Conor, Owen, son of Rory, son of Cathal Duv 
of Connaught, slain, 1466. 

O’Conor, Owen, son of Turlough Dall of Con- 
naught, slain, 1468. 

O’Conor, Owney, grandson of Cathal of Con- 
naught, chief master of Sciences, died, 1476. 
O’Conor, Pearson Reagh, son of Tiernan of 

Connaught, 1278. 
O’Conor, Raghnailt, daughter of Hugh, son of 
Felim, died, 1393. 





O’Conor, Raghnailt, daughter of Roderic, king |_ 


of Connaught, died, 1211. 

O’Conor, Roderic, or Ruaidhri, son of Turlough, 
king of Connaught and monarch of Ireland, 
1136, 1143, 1144, 1151, 1153, 1155, 1156, 
1161, 1162, 1165, 1167, 1169, 1171, 1172, 
1174, 1175, 1176, 1185, 1186, 1189, 1191. 

died, 1198. 

daughter of, killed, 1176. 

remains of, disinterred, 1207. 

sons of, 1210, 1225, 1228, 1230, 1233, 

1235, 1236. 

















O’Conor, Roderic, son of Roderic, slain, 1211. 

O’Conor, Rory, descendant of Teige Oge of 
Connaught, 1487. — 

O’Conor, Rory Ballagh, son of Murtough of 
Connaught, died, 1460. 

O’Conor, Rory Boy of Connaught, 1490. 


-O’Conor, Rory na-bhFeadh, son of Donough, 


king of Connaught, 1316, 1321. 

O’Conor, Rory, or Ruaidhri-na-Soige-Buidhe, 
son of Aedh-an-gha-bhearnaigh, king of Con- 
naught, 1076, 1079, 1082, 1087, 1088, 1089, 
1090, 1092, 1098. 

died, 1118. 

daughter of, 1129. 

O’Conor, Rory Oge, son of Rory Ballagh of 
Connaught, slain, 1495. 

O’Conor, Rory Roe, son of Owen, son of Cathal 
of Connaught, 1476. 

O’Conor, Rory, son of Brian Ballagh of Con- 
naught, slain, 1485. 

O’Conor, Rory, son of Cathal, king of Con- 
naught, 1306, 1308, 1309, 1310, 1314, 1315. 

slain, 1316. 

son of, 1317. 

O’Conor, Rory, son of Cathal Crovderg, sons of, 
1262. 

O’Conor, Rory, son of Cathal, son of Hugh 
Breifneach of Connaught, killed, 1380. 

O’Conor, Rory, son of Cathal, son ‘of Rory of 
Connaught, died, 1453. 

O’Conor, Rory, son of Dermot Roe, son of Teige 
of Connaught, died, 1468. 

O’Conor, Rory, or Ruaidhri, son of Domhnall of 
Connaught, 1150. 

O’Conor, Rory, son of Donough the Black-eyed 
of Connaught, slain, 1503. 

O’Conor, Rory, son of Donough Reagh of Con- 
naught, 1293. 

O’Conor, Rory, son of Felim of Connaught, 
died, 1488. 

O’Conor, Rory, son of Felim of Connaught, suc- 
cessor of Felim Finn, 1489, 1490. 

sons of, 1489. 




















INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Conor, Rory, son of Hugh of Connaught, died, | 


1356. : 

O’Conor, Rory, son of Hugh of Connaught, 
slain, 1453. 

O’Conor, Rory, son of Hugh, heir of Connaught, 
1464, 1468. er 

slain, 1473. 

O’Conor, Rory, son of Hugh, son of Cathal 
Crovderg of Connaught, 1236, 1244. 

O’Conor, Rory, son of Turlough, king of Con- 
naught, 1368, 1375, 1377, 1381, 1382. 

died, 1384. 

chief servant of trust to, 1404. 

O’Conor, Rory, son of Turlough of Connaught, 
1490. 

O’Conor, Rory, son of Turlough, son of Hugh 
of Connaught, 1274, 1275, 1276. 

slain, 1278. 

O’Conor, Rossa, son of Felim Finn of Connaught, 
slain, 1487. 

O’Conor, Sabia, daughter of Cathal Crovderg, 
died, 1266. 

O’Conor, Sabia, daughter of Cathal of Con- 
naught, died, 1373. 

O’Conor, Teige, or Tadhg, 1141. 

O’Conor, Teige, or Tadhg-an-eich-ghil, or of 
the White Steed, king of Connaught, 1014, 
1023, 1029, 1030, 1036. 

O’Conor, Teige Dall, son of Hugh, son of Cathal 
Crovderg of Connaught, died, 1272. 

O’Conor, Teige-na-tuaighe, son of Felim, 1516. 

O’Conor, Teige Oge, son of Manus of Connaught, 
slain, 1371. 

_ descendants of, 1487, 1489. 

O’Conor, T'eige Roe, of Connaught, descendants 
of, 1489. 

O’Conor, Teige Roe, son of Carbry of Con- 
naught, 1490, 1497. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Aedh, slain, 1062. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Aedh, son of Ruaidhri, 
died, 1158. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Brian, son of Cathal of 
Connaught, 1466, 1467. 




















291 


O’Conor, Teige, or Tadhg, of Connaught, son 
of Cathal, killed, 1095. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Cathal Crovderg, king 
of Connaught, died, 1205. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Cleireach, slain, 1056. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Conor Moinmoy, king of 
Connaught, 1201, 1210. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Conor Roe, 1247. 

slain, 1248. 

son of, 1262. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Dermot Roe of Con- 
naught, slain, 1478. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Donnell of Erris, 1278. 

died, 1283. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Donough, son of Brian 
Ballagh of Connaught, slain, 1467. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Hugh, son of Cathal 
Crovderg of Connaught, 1238, 1241, 1242, 
1243, 1244. 

mother of, 1243. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Liathach of Connaught, 
slain, 1151. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Melaghlin, son of Do- 
nough, son of Donnell, son of Manus, son of 
Turlough of Connaught, slain, 1307. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Niall, son of Murray of 
Connaught, slain, 1269. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Owen, son of Rory of 
Connaught, 1466, 1467, 1471, 1474, 1476. 
sons of, 1478, 1482, 1484, 1485, 1490, 

1493, 1497. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Rory or Ruaidhri, lord 
of Sil-Murray, in Connaught, 1094, 1097. 
O’Conor, Teige, son of Rory, son of Cathal, 
king of Connaught, 1338, 1340, 1342, 1366, 

1367. 




















became king of Connaught, 1366. 

died, 1374. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Teige of Connaught, 
slain, 1180. 

O’ Conor, Teige, son of Tuathal, son of Murtough 
Muimhneach of Connaught, 1247. 

slain, 1251. 








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292 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Conor, Teige, or Tadhg, son of Turlough, 
king of Connaught, 1144. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Turlough, son of Hugh, 
son of Cathal Crovderg, king of Connaught, 
1274, 1275, 1278. 

O’Conor, Teige, son of Turlough, son of Mahon 
of Connaught, 1328, 1329. 

O’Conor, Tiernan, son of Cathal Miccarain, son 
of Turlough, king of Connaught, 1225. 

slain, 1226. 

son of, 1238. 

O’Conor, Tiernan, son of Conor, son of Tiernan, 
slain, 1273. 

O’Conor, Tomaltagh, archbishop of Armagh, 
1181, 1184, 1190; died, #201. 

O’Conor, Tomaltagh, son of Turlough of Con- 
naught, bishop of Elphin, 1253, 1257, 1258, 
1259. 











elevated to the archbishopric of Tuam, 
1258. 





returned from Rome, 1265. 

died, 1279. 

Dervorgilla, mother of, died, 1265. 

O’Conor, Tuathal, son of Murtough Muimh- 
neach of Connaught, 1225. 

mother of, 1231. 

slain, 1235. 

O’Conor, Turlough Dall, son of Turlough Oge 
of Connaught, died, 1454. 

O’Conor, Turlough, or Toirdhealbhach Mor, son 
of Ruaidhri, king of Connaught, and monarch 














of Ireland, 1106, 1110, 1111, 1114, 1115, | 


1116, 1118, 1119, 1120, 1121, 1122, 1123, 
1124, 1125, 1126, 1127, 1128, 1129, 1130, 
1131, 1132, 1133, 1134, 1137, 1138, 1139, 
1140, 114], 1142, 1143, 1144, 1145, 1148, 
1151, 1152, 1153, 1154. 

inaugurated king of Sil-Muireadhaigh, 
1106. 

— daughter of, 1134, 

sons of, 1225. 

wives of, 1151, 1153, 

died, 1156. 




















O’Conor, Turlough Oge, son of Hugh of Con- 
naught, 1261, 1268. 

O’Conor, Turlough Roe, son of Brian Ballagh, 
slain, 1452. 

O’Conor, Turlough Roe, son of Rory, son of 
Felim of Connaught, slain, 1478. 

O’Conor, Turlough, son of Cathal of Connaught, 
slain, 1467. 

O’Conor,. Turlough, son of Felim Boy of Con- 
naught, slain, 1524. 

O’Conor, Turlough, son of Felim Finn of Con- 
naught, 1487. 

slain, 1489. 

O’Conor, Turlough, son of Hugh Breifneach of 
Connaught, slain, 1356. 

O’Conor, Turlough, son of Hugh, son of Cathal 
Crovderg, king of Sil-Murray in Connaught, 
1242, 1246, 1247, 1249. 

died, 1266. 

sons of, 1276. 

O’Conor, Turlough, son of Hugh, son of Owen, 
king of Connaught, 1317, 1318, 1324, 1328, 
1329, 1330, 1333, 1335, 1336, 1338, 1339, 
1340, 1341, 1342, 1343. 

slain, 1345. 

daughter of, 1395. 

wives of, 1335, 1339, 1343. 

O’Conor, Turlough, son of Murtough Muimh- 
neach, son of Turlough, king of Connaught, 
prior of the church of SS. Peter and Paul, 
died, 1250. 

mother of, 1231. 

O’Conor, Turlough, son of Murtough, son of 
Hugh of Connaught, slain, 1454. 

O’Conor, Turlough, son of Owen of Connaught, 
1287, 1288, 1291. ~ 

O’Conor, Turlough, son of Owen, son of Rory 
of Connaught, slain, 1444. 

O’Conor, Turlough, son of Roderic of Con- 
naught, 1190, 1202, 1207, 1210, 1225, 1227, 
1228, 























died, 1239. 
daughter of, died, 1269. 








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INDEX NOMINUM. 293 


O’Conor, Turlough, son of Rory, son of Cathal 
of Connaught, 1448, 

O’Conor, Turlough, son of Teige, son of Tur- 
lough Roe of Connaught, slain, 1452. 

O’Conor, Turlough, son of Turlough Roe of 
Connaught, died, 1478. 

O’Conor, Una, daughter of Hugh, son of Felim 
of Connaught, died, 1310. 

O’Conor, Una, daughter of Teige, son of Manus 
of Connaught, died, 1395. 

O’Conor, Una, daughter of Turlough of Con- 
naught, 1402. 

O’Conor, O’Conchobhair, or Ua Conchobhair, 
Conchobhar, lord of Cianachta Glirfhe Gei- 
mhin, died, 1094. 

O’Conor, Donnchadh, lord of Cianachta Glinne 
Geimhin, killed, 1104. 

O’Conors of Cianachta Glinne Geimhin, 1095, 
1100. 

O’Conor, O’Conchobhair, or Ua Conchobhair, 
Aedh, lord of Corea-Modhruadh or Corcomroe, 
in Thomond, slain, 1135. 

O’Conor of Corcomroe, Cathal, son of Conor, 
1490. 

O’Conor Corcomroe, Con, son of Donnell, slain, 
1490. 

O’Conor Corcomroe, Conor, son of Brian Oge, 
slain, 1471. 

sons of, 1482. 

O’Conor Corcomroe, Conor, or Conchobhar 
Lethdhearg, son of Maelseachlainn, lord of 
Corca-Modhruadh, killed, 1168. 

O’Conor Corcomroe, Conor, son of Maeleach- 
lainn, died, 1104. 

O’Conor, Corcomroe, Dermot, became lord of 
Corcomroe-Ninais, 1482. 

O’Conor Corcomroe, Donnell, son of, slain, 
1469. 

O’Conor Corcomroe, Donnell, son of Rury, lord 
of Corcomroe-Ninais, died, 1482. 

O’Conor Corcomroe, Donough, son of Brian 

. Oge, sons of, 1471. 4 

O’Conor Corcomroe, Felim, sons of, 1422, 








O’Conor Corcomroe, Felim an-einigh, son of 
Donnell, lord of Corcomroe, died, 1365. 

O’Conor Corcomroe, Felim, son of Felim, slain, 
1482. 

O’Conor Corcomroe, Mac an Leithdheirg, son 
of, slain, 1175. 

O’Conor Corcomroe, Maelseachlainn, lord of 
Coremodhruadh, died, 1113. 

O’Conor Corcomroe, Rory, son of Conor, lerd 
of Corcomroe, slain, 1422. 

O’Conors of Corcomroe, 1158, 1431, 1485. 

O’Conor Don, Carbry, son of Owen, died, 
1546. 

O’Conor Don, Dermot, died, 1419. 

O’Conor Don, Dermot, son of Dubhaltach, 1597, 
1600. 

O’Conor Don, Dervorgilla, wife of, died, 1476. 

O’Conor Don, Edwina, wife of, died, 1476. 

O’Conor Don, Felim, son of Turlough, 1451, 
1461, 1471. 

-——— died, 1474. 

O’Conor Don, Hugh, son of, called the O’Conor, 
1439. 

O’Conor Don, Hugh, son of Dermot, 1581,1585, 
1597, 1599. 

O’Conor Don, Hugh, son of Hugh, 1485, 
1487. 

O’Conor Don, Owen Caech, son of Felim, 1474, 
1485. 

O’Conor Don, Rory, 1461. 

son of, 1470, 1488. . 

O’Conor Don, Teige Carragh, son of Turlough 
Don, died, 1410. 

O’Conor Don, Teige, son of Dermot Roe, died, 
1452. 

O’Conor Don, Turlough Oge, died, 1503. 

O’Conor Don, Turlough Oge, or Turlough Don, 
son of Hugh, slain, 1384, 1406. 

land purchased from, referred to, 1451. 

sons of, 1412, 1418, 1430, 1439. 

descendants of, 1487. 

O’Conor Don, Turlough, son of Dermot, died, 
1583. 














294 


O’Conors Don, 1385, 1388, 1392, 1396, 1397, 
1401, 1403, 1405, 1410, 1415, 1416, 1446, 
1451, 1465, 1467, 1468, 1478, 1505, 1522. 

O’Conor Faly, O’Conchobhair Failghe, or 
Ua Conchobhair Failghe, Aedh, son of Donn- 
chadh, lord of Ui-Failghe, killed, 1159. 

O’Conor Faly, Art, 1477. 

O’Conor Faly, Art-an-Bhogain, son of Con, 
slain, 1485. 

O’Conor, Faly, Art, son of Con, 1482, 1483. 

- son of, taken prisoner, 1493. 

O'Conor Faly, Athchleireach, the, killed, 1155. 

O’Conor Faly, Brian, son of, 1398. 

O’Conor Faly, Brian, son of Cahir Roe, 1536, 
1546, 1547, 1551, 1554, 1555. 

descendants of, 1600. 

O’Conor Faly, Brian, son of Calvagh, 1446, 
1452. 

0’Conor Faly, Brian, son of Teige, died, 1517. 

O’Conor Faly, Cahir, slain, 1489. 

O'Conor Faly, Cahir, heir of Offaly, killed, 
UG: 

O’Conor Faly, Cahir, son of, 1437, 1438, 1439, 
1440. j 

O’Conor Faly, Cahir, 1547, 1548. 

O’Conor Faly, Cahir, son of Con, son of Cal- 
vagh, inaugurated, 1474, 1475, 1485, 1493. 

slain, 1511. 

O’Conor Faly, Cahir, son of Murrough, slain, 
1455. 

O’Conor Faly, Calvagh, 1289, 1305. 

O’Conor Faly, Calvagh, lord of Offaly, 1398, 
1430. 











died, 1458. 

wife of, 1433, 1451. 

O’ Conor Faly, Calvagh, son of Cahir, slain, 
1492. 

O’Conor Faly, Calvagh, son of Murrough, 
1406. 

O’Conor Faly, Calvagh, son of Teige, inaugu-. 
rated, 1517. 

O’Conor Faly, Cathal, son of, slain, 1407. 

O’Conor Faly, Cathal, son of, slain, 1448, 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Conor Faly, Cathal, son of Murtough, son of 
Felim, hanged, 1493. 

O’Conor Faly, Con, son of, killed, 1440, 

O’Conor Faly, Con, son of Art, son of Con, 
slain, 1492. 

O’Conor Faly,Con, son and successor of Calvagh 
More, 1458, 1459, 1460, 1466, 1468. 

died, 1474. 

O’Conor Faly, Conghalach, son of Donsleibhe, 
lord of Ui-Failghe, slain, 1051. 

O’Conor Faly, Conor, or Conchobhar, 1071, 
1079, 1089, 1094. 

slain, 1115. 

O’Conot Faly, Conor, son of Cormac, son of 
Brian, 1576. 

'‘O’Conor Faly, Conor, son of Dermot, died, 1473. 

O’Conor Faly, Cuaifne, lord of Ui-F ailghe, died, 
1130. 

O’Conor Faly, Cuaifne, heir of Offaly, died, 
1376. ; 

O’Conor Faly, Donnell, or Domhnall, son of 
Conghalach, son of Cuaifne, tanist of Ui- 
Failghe, slain, 1161. 

O’Conor Faly, Donough, or Donnchadh, killed, 
1092. 

O’Conor Faly, Donough, son of, 1546, 1548. 

O’Conor Faly, Donough, son of Cuaifne, lord of 
Ui-Failghe, slain, 1134. 

O’Conor Faly, Donough, son of Brian, 1555, 
1556. 











slain, 1558. 

O’Conor Faly, Donough, son of Goll Gaibhle, 
killed, 1141. 

O’Conor Faly, Duvcovla, daughter of, died, 
1381. 

O’Conor Faly, Felim, son of Cahir, tanist of 
Offaly, died, 1399. 

O’Conor Faly, Felim, son of Calvagh, heir of 
Offaly, died, 1451. 

O’Conor Faly, Felim, son of Calvagh, taken 
prisoner, 1461. 

O’Conor,Faly, Finola, daughter of Calvagh, 
1447, 1493. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Conor Faly, John Ballagh, sons of, 1511. 

O’Conor Faly, Maelmora, killed, 1305. 

O’Conor Faly, Maelmora Oge, son of Maelmora 
Roe, slain, 1379. 

O’Conor Faly, Maelseachlainn, son of Cuaifne, 
slain, 1134. 

O’Conor Faly, Maelseachlainn, son of Cuaifne, 
lord of Ui-Failghe, 1159, 1161, 1162. 

slain, 1164. 

O’Conor Faly, Margaret, daughter of, went to 
England, 1553. 

O’Conor Faly, Maurice Mael, slain, 1389. 

O’Conor Faly, Melaghlin, slain, 1227. 

O’Conor Faly, More, daughter of, died, 1452. 

O’Conor Faly, More, daughter of Conghalach, 
1053. 

O’Conor Faly, More, daughter of Domhnall, 
abbess of Cill-dara, died, 1167. 

O’Conor Faly, Muircheartach, died, 1102. 

O’Conor Faly, Muireadhach, bishop and abbot 
of Cluain-eidhneach, 937. 

died, 970. 

O’Conor, Murrough, lord of Offaly, victory of, 
1385, 1398, 1406, 1414. 

died, 1421. 

O’Conor Faly, Murrough, son of Cahir, died, 
1383. 

O’Conor Faly, Murrough, son of Cahir, slain, 
1484. 

O’Conor Faly, Murtough, or Muircheartach, 
lord of Ui-Failghe, blinded, 1070. 

O’Conor Faly, Murtough, heir of Ui-Failghe, 
killed, 1129. 

O’Conor Faly, Murtough, slain, 1305. 

O’Conor, Murtough, lord of Offaly, died, 1384. 

O’Conor Faly, Murtough, heir of Offaly, 1419. 

O’Conor Faly, Murtough, son of, slain, 1473. 

O’Conor Faly, Murtough, son of Brian} 1212. 

O’Conor Faly, Owen, son of Murrough, slain, 
1404. 

O’Conor Faly, Rory, son of Cahir, died, 1501. 

O’Conor Faly, Rory, son of Maelmora Reagh, 
died, 1451. 














295 


O’Conor Faly, Ross, son of Murrough, put to 
death, 1557. 

O’Conor Faly, Rury, son of, 1546, 1553. 

O’Conor Faly, Teige, son of Cahir, son of Tur- 
lough Ballagh, 1493. 

sons of, 1511. 





- O’Conor Faly, Teige, son of Calvagh, 1455. 





died, 1471. 

O’Conor Faly, Tuathal, successor of Fintan, 
died, 1007. 

O’Conor Faly, Turlough, son of, died, 1413. 

O’Conor Faly, Turlough, son of Con, died, 1492. 

O’Conor Faly, Turlough, son of Teige, hanged, 
1493. 

O’Conors Faly, 1084, 
1408, 1411, 1416, 
1438, 1440, 1446, 
1504, 1523, 1535, 1537, 
1581, 1597, 1598, 1599. 

O’Conor Kerry, O’Conchobhair Ciarraighe, vor 
Ua Conchobhair Ciarraighe, Aedh, lord of 
Ciarraighe-Luachra, slain, 1067. 

O’Conor Kerry, Brian, killed, 1151. 

O’Conor Kerry, Conor, lord of Ciarraighe-Lu- 
achra, slain, 1366. 

O’Conor Kerry, Conor, son of, slain, 1445. 

O’Conor Kerry, Conor, son of Conor, 1524, 
1568. 


1196, 
1421, 
1452, 


1393, 1395, 1404, 
1433, 1436, 1437, 
1461, 1471, 1476, 
1548, 1552, 1557, 





wife of, died, 1583. 

O’Conor Kerry, Culuachra, lord of Ciarraighe- 
Luachra, died, 1019. 

O’Conor Kerry, Dermot, son of Donough, slain, 
1405. 

O’Conor Kerry, Diarmaid, lord of Ciarraighe- 
Luachra, expelled, 1152. 

died, 1154. 

O’Conor Kerry, Domhnall, slain, 1115. 

O’Conor Kerry, Donough, or Donnchadh, lord 
of Ciarraighe-Luachra, killed, 1142. 

O’Conor Kerry, Donough, lord of Kerry- 
Luachra, died, 1383. 

O’Conor Kerry, Donough Mael, son of Conor, 
slain, 1599. 





296 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Conor Kerry, Eveleen, wife of, died, 1524. 

O’Conor Kerry, John, son of Conor, 1599,1600, 
1601. : 

O’Conor Kerry, Macbeth, or Mac Beathadh, 
lord of Ciarraighe, died, 1086. 

O’Conor Kerry, Macraith, lord of Ciarraighe- 
Luachra, died, 1165. 

©’Conor Kerry, Mahon, or Mathghamhain, lord 
of Ciarraighe-Luachra, died, 1138. 

O’Conor Kerry, Mahon, 1445. 
O’Conors of Kerry, 1095, 1103, 1138, 1396, 
1431, 1470, 1485, 1516, 1562, 1568, 1602. 
O’Conor Roe, or Ua Conchobhar Ruadh, Brian, 
son of Conor, tanist, slain, 1487. 

O’Conor Roe, Carbry, son and heir of, died, 
1382. : 

O’Conor Roe, Cathal Duv, son of, 1406, 1430. 

died, 1433. 

O’Conor Roe, Cathal Roe, son of Cahir, 1536. 

O’Conor, Cathal Roe, son of Cathal Duv, died, 
1451. 

O’Conor Roe, Con, son of Turlough Roe, died, 
1487. 

O’Conor Roe, Conor, son of, died, 1466. 

©’Conor Roe, Donnell, son of Owen, slain, 
1470. 

O’Conor Roe, Dervorgilla, wife of, died, 1385. 

O’Conor Roe, Donough Dubhshuileach, died, 
1488. 

O’Conor Roe, Donough, son of Owen, slain, 
1470. 





O’Conor Roe, Felim Finn, son of Teige, son of | 


Turlough Roe, 1461, 1467, 1468, 1470, 1478, 

1482, 1486, 1487, 1488, 1490. 

inaugurated, 1488. 

died, 1490. 

descendants of, 1503. 

O’Conor Roe, Hugh, son of, slain, 1430. 

O’Conor Roe, Hugh, son of Conor, slain, 
1503. ; 

O’Conor Roe, Hugh, son of Felim Finn, 1504. 

O’Conor Roe, Hugh, son of Turlough Roe, 1596, 
1597, 1600. 











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O’Conor Roe, Owen, son of Felim Finn, died, 
1519. 

O’Conor Roe, Rory, son of Felim, died, 1492. 

O’Conor Roe, Teige, king of half Connaught, 
1406, 1439, 1461, 1462, 1463. 

died, 1464. 

O’Conor Roe, Teige Boy, son of Cathal Roe, 
1487, 1534. 

O’Conor Roe, Teige Oge, son of Teige Boy, 15835. 

sons of, hanged, 1588, 1595. 

O’Conor Roe, Turlough Roe, son of Teige Boy, 
1524, 1534, 1536, 1542. 

O’Conor Roe, Turlough, son of Hugh, son of 
Felim, ancestor of O’Conor Roe, 1373, 1375. 

inaugurated, 1384. 

died, 1426. 

O’Conors Roe, 1385, 1386, 1388, 1392, 1396, 
1397, 1398, 1407, 1409, 1410, 1461, 1468, 
1470, 1478, 1487, 1489, 1522, 1530, 1595, 
1598, 1600, 1601. 

O’Conor Sligo, or Ua Conchobhair-Sligigh, 
Brian Caech, son of Teige, son of Owen, slain, 
1494. 














son of, slain, 1516. 

O’Conor Sligo, Brian, son of Donnell, son of 
Murtough, lord of Lower Connaught, 1407, 
1409, 1412, 1416, 1419, 1420, 1430, 1434, 
1439, 1440. 

son of, 1478. 

O’Conor Sligo, Brian, son of Felim, son of 
Manus, 1526, 1527. 

O’Conor Sligo, Brian, son of Murtough, died, 
1369. 

O’Conor Sligo, Brian, son of Rory, 1494. 

O’Conor Sligo, Cahir, son of Teige Oge, slain, 
1583. 

O’Conor Sligo, Calvagh Caech, son of Donnell, 
son of Owen, 1489, 1494, 1496, 1501. 

O’Conor Sligo, Calvagh, son of Donnell, died, 
1581. 

O’Conor Sligo, Cathal, 1453. 

O’Conor Sligo, Cathal Duy, son of Donnell, son 
of Owen, slain, 1487, 














INDEX NOMINUM. 297 


O’Conor Sligo, Cathal Oge, 1357, 1359, 1360, 
1361, 1362. 

sons of, 1375, 1380, 1385, 1388, 1389, 
1397, 1398. 

O’Conor Sligo, Cathal Oge, 1536. 

son of, 1542. 

O’Conor Sligo, Cathal Oge, son of Cathal Oge, 
son of Cathal More, son of Donnell, slain, 1375. 

O’Conor Sligo, Cathal Oge, son of Donnell, son 
of Owen, slain, 1513. 

O’Conor Sligo, Cathal Oge, son of Teige, son of 
Cathal Oge, 1561, 1581. 

O’Conor Sligo, Cathal, son of Dermot, son of 
Cormac, son of Rory, slain, 1420. 

O’Conor Sligo, Cathal, son of Donnell, tomb of, 
1403. 

O’Conor Sligo, Cathal, son of Rory, 1421. 

O’Conor Sligo, Conor, son of Teige, son of Brian, 








son of Andreas, son of Brian Luighneach, 
1322, 1330, 1342. 

O’Conor Sligo, Dermot, son of Cathal Oge, died, 
1370. 

O’Conor Sligo, Donnell, 1453. 

O’Conor Sligo, Donnell, son of Felim, son of 
Turlough Carragh, died, 1527. 

0’ Conor Sligo, Donnell, son of Murtough Bacagh, 
lord of Carbury-Drumcliff, slain, 1464. 

O’Conor Sligo, Donnell, son of Murtough, son 
of Donnell, lord of Carbery and Sligo, &e., 
1365, 1367, 1368, 1371, 1384, 1385, 1386, 
1388, 1389, 1390, 1392, 1895, 1397, 1439. 

sons of, 1418, 1432, 1434. 

O’Conor Sligo, Donnell, son of Owen, lord of 
Shigo, 1470, 1471, 1487, 1493, 1494. 

O’Conor Sligo, Donnell, son of Teige, son of 
Brian, son of Andreas, son of Brian Luigh- 
neach, tanist of Connaught, 1294, 1303, 1307. 

sons of, 1308, 1335. 

O’Conor Sligo, Donnell, son of Teige, son of 
Cathal Oge, 1431. 

O’Conor Sligo, Donnell, son of Teige,1581,1585. 

O’Conor Sligo, Donough, son of Brian Luigh- 
neach, slain, 1184. 











O’Conor Sligo, Donough, son of Cathal Oge, 
1597, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1601. 

O’Conor Sligo, Donough, son of Murtough, died, 
1419. 

O’Conor Sligo, Edwina, daughter of Cathal Oge, 
died, 1393. 

O’Conor Sligo, Edwina, daughter of Donnell, 
son of Murtough, died, 1476. 

O’Conor Sligo, Felim, son of Cathal Oge, 1397, 
1401, 140%. 

O’Conor Sligo, Felim, son of Donnell, son of 
Murtough, died, 1403. 

O’Conor Sligo, Felim, son of Manus, son of 
Brian, lord of Carbury, 1495,1496,1497,1519. 

O’Conor Sligo, Felim, son of Murtough, died, 
1426. 

O’Conor Sligo, Felim, son of Owen, descendants 
of, 1526. 

O’Conor Sligo, Felim, son of Turlough Carragh, 
sons of, 1501. 

O’Conor Sligo, Hugh Ballagh, son of Brian, son 
of Hugh, slain, 1536. 

O’Conor Sligo, Hugh Ballagh, son of Manus, 
slain, 1315. 

O’Conor Sligo, Hugh, son of Cathal, 1301, 1302, 
1305, 1306, 1308. 

O’Conor Sligo, Hugh, son of Cathal Oge, died, 
1395. 

O’Conor Sligo, Hugh, son of Donnell, son of 
Murtough, slain, 1471. 

O’Conor Sligo, Hugh, son of Donough, slain, 
1406. 

O’Conor Sligo, Joan, wife of, died, 1553. 

O’Conor Sligo, John, son of Brian, slain, 1420. 

O’Conor Sligo, John, son of Murtough, son of 
Owen, slain, 1489. 

O’Conor Sligo, John, son of Rory, son of Tur- 
lough Carragh, 1494, 1501. 

O’Conor Sligo, Manus, son of, 1368. 

O’Conor Sligo, Manus, son of Brian, lord of 
Carbury, died, 1461. 

O’Conor Sligo, Manus, son of Donough, son of 
Murtough, 1416. 


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298 


O’Conor Sligo, Melaghlin Caech, son of Mur- 
tough, son of Donnell, died, 1396. 

O’Conor Sligo, Melaghlin Reagh, son of Don- 
nell, son of Teige, died, 1327. 

O’Conor Sligo, Murtough Bacagh, son of Don- 
nell, lord of Sligo, 1397, 1398, 1403. 

descendants of, 1468. ; 

O’Conor Sligo, Murtough Caech, son of Manus, 
1495. 

O’Conor Sligo, Murtough Oge, son of Murtough, 
son of Owen, slain, 1489. 

O’Conor Sligo, Murtough, son of Donnell, lord 
of Carbury, died, 1329. 

race of, 1388, 1392. 

O’Conor Sligo, Murtough, son of Donnell, son 
of Murtough, 1388. 

O’Conor Sligo, Murtough, son of Felim, son of 
Turlough Carragh, hanged, 1533. 

O’Conor Sligo, Murtough, son of Owen, son of 
Donnell, slain, 1453. 

O’Conor Sligo, Niall Reagh, son of, slain, 1439. 

O’Conor Sligo, Niall Roe, son of Cathal, 1285. 

O’Conor Sligo, Owen Caech, son of Manus, slain, 
1480. 

O’Conor Sligo, Owen, son of Donnell, son of 
Murtough, lord of Carbury, 1412,1413,1420, 
1422, 1444, 

sons of, 1445, 1464, 1471. 

descendants of, 1495. 

O’Conor Sligo, Owen, son of Donnell, son of 
Owen, 1494, 1513. 

O’Conor Sligo, Owen, son of Felim, son of the 
lord ‘of Carbury, slain, 1489. 

O’Conor Sligo, Rory, son of Brian, 1464, 1471. 

O’Conor Sligo, Rory, son of Cathal, son of Don- 
nell, 1342, 1346, 1348, 1349, 1350. 

O’Conor Sligo, Rory, son of Donnell, slain,1315. 

O’Conor Sligo, Rory, son of Turlough Carragh, 
lord of Carbury, 1494, 1495. 

sons of, 1501. 

O’Conor Sligo, Teige Oge, son of Teige, son of 
Hugh, 1533, 1543, 1545. 

son of, 1533. 























INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Conor Sligo, Teige, son of Andreas, 1292, 
1294, 1298, 1301, 1313. 

wife of, died, 1298. 

O’Conor Sligo, Teige, son of Brian, 1302. 

O’Conor Sligo, Teige, son of Cathal Oge, 1396. 

slain, 1403. 

son of, 1526, 1536. 

O’Conor Sligo, Teige, son of Cathal Oge, lord 
of Sligo, 1545. 

O’Conor Sligo, Teige, son of Cathal, son of 
Domhnall, 1331, 1334. 

O’Conor Sligo, Teige, son of Donough, son of 
Murtough, died, 1430. 

O’Conor Sligo, Teige, son of Hugh, son of Tur- 
lough, died, 1488. 

O’Conor Sligo, Teige, son of Manus, 1365, 1366, 
1367. 











taken prisoner, 1368. 

O’Conor Sligo, Teige, son of Owen, lord of Car- 
bury, died, 1462. 

O’Conor Sligo, Teige, son of Teige, son of Hugh, 
son of Turlough Carragh, lord of Lower Con- 
naught, 1533, 1536, 1543. 

O’Conor Sligo, Tuathal, son of Murtough, 1292, 
1293. 

O’Conor Sligo, Turlough Carragh, son of Don- 
nell, son of Murtough, 1416, 1420, 1422, 
1445, 1446. 

- died, 1455. 

sons of, 1480, 1483. 

grandsons of, 1494. 














_O’Conor Sligo, Turlough, son of Rory, son of 


Brian, slain, 1495. 
O’Conors of Sligo, 1530, 1536, 1595, 1596,1598, 
1600, 1601, 1602. 
O’Conors of Connaught, 1047, 1052, 1176, 1270, 
_1316, 1356, 1360, 1385, 1468, 1473, 1487, 
1489, 1490, 1499, 1502, 1522, 1536, 1580. 
O’Conroy, Gilla-na-nAingel; slain, 1276. 
O’Conway. See O’Conduibh, O’Conmhaigh, and 
O’Connmhachain. 
O’Corcran, or Ua Corcrain, bishop, successor of 
Brenainn of Cluain-fearta, died, 1095. 








INDEX NOMINUM. . 


O’Coreran, Brian, vicar of Claon-Inis, died, 
1487. 

O’Corcran, Cathalan, abbot of Daimhinis, died, 
1001. 

O’Corcran, Cathasach, comharba of Gleann- 
Uisean, died, 1045. 

O’Corcran, Master Felim, doctor of canon law, 
died, 1522. 

O’Corcran, Fiachra, died, 1055. 

O’Corcran, Maelisa, successor of Comhghall, 
died, 1163. 

O’Cormaic, or Ua Cormaic, Gillagott, slain, 
1103. 

O’Cormaidhe, or Ua Cormaidhe, Cumidhe, chief 
of Ui-Mac-Uais of Meath, died, 1152. 

O’Corra, or Ua Corra, Cairbre, successor of 
Caeimhghin, died, 972. 

O’Coscrachain, or Ua Coscrachain, Cronn-Lu- 
achra, son of, 1152. 

O’Cosgraigh, or Ua Cosgraigh, Conaing, bishop 
of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 997. 

O’Craidhen, or O’Crean, Donnell, died, 1506. 

O’Craidhen, Henry, rich merchant of Sligo, 
died, 1572. 

O’Creghan, Malone, archdeacon of Tuam, died, 
1243. 

O’Creaghan, Morrough, lord of Hy-Fiachrach, 
killed, 1200. 

O’Crichain, or Ua Crichain, heir of Fearnmhagh, 
slain, 1113. 

O’Crichain, Aedh, son of, lord of Fearnmhagh, 
slain, 1089. 

O’Crichain, Cathal, 1022. 

O’Crichain, Cathalan, lord of Fearnmhagh, slain, 
1027. 

O’Crichain, Colman, lector of Ard-Macha, died, 
1068. 

O’Crichain, Cumidhe, lord of Fearnmhagh, slain, 
LEST 

O’Crichain, Domhnall, lord of Ui-Fiachrach, of 
Ard-sratha, 1160, 1164. 

O’Crichain, Domhnall, chief of Ui-Fiachrach of 
Ard-sratha, slain, 1076. 





299 


O’Crichain, Niall, lord of Ui-Fiachrach of Ard- 
sratha, killed, 1129. 

O°Crichidein, or Ua Crichidein, Maelbrighde, 
successor of Finnia and Comhghall, died, 

1028. 

O’Cridhagain, bishop of Breifny, died, 1328. 

O’Croinghille, or Ua Croinghille, Matudhan, 
lord of Conaille, slain, 995. 

O’Cruaidhin, or Ua Cruaidhin, Cosgrach, lector 
of Cill-dara, died, 1104. 

O’Cruimhthir, or Ua Cruimthir, Aenghus, suc- 
cessor of Comhghall, died, 1030. 

O’Cruimhthir, Learghus, successor of Comh- 
ghall, died, 1096. 

Octavianus Italicus, archbishop of Armagh, 
1486. 

O’Cuagain, or Ua Cuagain, Macraith, chief of 
Cinel-Duachain, slain, 1159. 

O’Cuana, Dermot, the great priest of Elphin, 
died, 1248. 

O’Cuana, Madadhan, 1098. 

O’Cuanain, or Ua Cuanain, Isaac, bishop of 
Eile and Ros-Cre, died, 1161. 

O’Cuileannain, or Ua Cuileannain, Ceileachair, 
successor of Tighearnach, died, 1039. 

O’Cuileannain, Conghalach, lord of Conaille, 
slain, 987. 

O’Cuileannan, Gillachrist, lord of Conailli, slain, 
998. 

O’Cuill, or Ua Cuill, Ceannfaeladh, or Kenfaela, 
chief poet of Munster, died, 1048. 

O’Cuill, Ceannfaeladh, died, 1507. 

O’Cuill, Finshneachta, poet of Munster, died, 
958. 

O’Cuilen, Mahon, lord of Claenghlaisi, killed, 
1266. 

O’Cuillen, or Ua Cuillen, Maelisa, noble bishop 
of the north of Ireland, died, 1109. 

O’Cuillen, Muireadhach, airchinneach of Clo- 
char} killed, 1126. 

O’Cuinn, or Ua Cuinn. See O’Quin. 

O’Cuire, Ua Cuirc, or O’Quirk, Ceinneidigh, 
lord of Muscraighe, slain, 1043. 


2Q2 


300 + 


O’Cuire, Domhnall, lord of Muscraighe, slain, 
1044. 

O’Cuirc, Gillabhrighdhe, lord of Muscraighe- 
Breoghain, died, 1100. 

O’Cuirc, Ogan, son of Anluan, slain, 1027. 

O’Cuirnin, or Ua Cuirnin. See O’Curnin. 

O’Cumrain, or Ua Cumrain, Cumara, slain, 
1159. 

O’Curnin, monk, died, 1258. 

O’Curnin, MSS. of, burned, 1416. 

O’Cuirnin, Athairne, died, 1485. 

O’Curnin, Carbry, slain, 1388. 

O’Cuirnin, Carbry, died, 1435. 

O’Curnin, Connla, 1409. 

O’Curnin, Conor Carragh, died, 1498. 

O’Curnin, Cormac, preceptor of the learned, 
died, 1475. : 

O’Curnin, Dermot, son of Murtough, 1409. 

O’Curnin, Donnell Glas, died, 1519. 

O’Curnin, Donough, son of Siry, historian, 
died, 1438. ° 

O’Curnin, Ferceirtne, 
O’Rourke, died, 1519. 

O’Curnin, Gillapatrick, slain, 1388. 

O’Curnin, John, 1409. 

O’Curnin, Manus, chief historian to O’Rourke, 
died, 1459. , 
O’Cuirnn, Matthew, son of Thomas, ollav of 

Breifny, died, 1429. 
O’Curnin, Rory, died, 1496. 
O°’Curnin, Siry, ollav of Breifny, died, 1347. 
O’Curnin, Siry, slain, 1388. 
O’Currin, Blosky, son of, slain, 1196. 
O’Daighre, or Ua Daighre, Maelruanaidh, chief 
anmchara of the north of Ireland, died, 1062. 
O’Daimhin, or Ua Daimhin. See O’Devine. 
O’Daint, or Ua Daint, Ceallachan, abbot of 
Tuaim-inbhir, died, 916. 
O’Dalachain, Melaghlin, 1556. 
O’Dalaigh, or Ua Dalaigh. See O’Daly- 
O’Dallain, or Ua Dallain, Eochaidh, airchinneach 
of Coindere, died, 1063. 
O'Daly, Aenghus, a poet, died, 1268. 


servant of Owen 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Daly, Aenghus Roe, a poet, died, 1350. 

O’Daly, Aenghus, son of Aenghus Caech of 
Carbery, died, 1507. 

O’Daly, Carbry, of Meath, died, 1474. 

O'Daly, Carroll, ollav of Corcomroe, died, 1404. 

O’Daly, Carroll Boy, son of Teige, died, 1245. 

O’Daly, Conor, of Breifny, chief poet to O’ Reilly, 
son of, died, 1493. 

O'Daly, Cuchonnacht, chief ollamh in poetry, 
died, 1139. 

O’Daly, Cuconnaught, sons of, 1394. 

O’Daly, Dermot, of Meath, 1415. 

O’Daly, Dermot, son of Owen, ollav of Meath, 
died, 1448. 

O’Daly, Donnell, beheaded, 1589. 

O’Daly, Donnell Bolg-an-dana, son of Donough 
died, 1404. 

O’Daly, Donough More, poet, died, 1244. 

O'Daly, Donough, son of Murtough, died, 1466. 

O’Daly, Farrell, son of Teige, son of Aenghus 
Roe, of Corcomroe, a poet, 1415, 1420. 

O'Daly, Gilla-Isa, ollav in poetry, died, 1311. 

O’Daly, Gilla-na-naev, poet, died, 1232. 

O’Daly, Godfrey Finn, chief poet of Ireland, 
died, 1387. 

O’Daly, Godfrey, son of Gilla-Isa, slain, 1323. 

O’Daly, John, son of William of Breifny, died, 
1490. 

O’Daly, Loughlin, son of Aengus Roe, died, 
1367. 

O'Daly, Loughlin, son of Owen, slain, 1323. 


| O’Daly, Lughaidh, bishop of Clonmacnoise, died, 


TSS 

O’Daly, Maelisa, chief poet, lord of Corcaree, &c., 
died, 1185. 

O’Daly, Maurice, a poet, 1415. 

O’Daly, Murray, of Lissadill, poet, 1213. 

O’Daly, Murtough, poet, died, 1459, 

O’Daly, Murtough, son of Cuconnaught, died, 
1466. 

O’Daly, Owen Oge, son of Owen, died, 1496. 

O'Daly, Raghnall, ollamh of Desmond in poetry, 
died, 1161. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 301 


O’Daly, Teige, son of Aenghus Roe, died, 1367. 

O'Daly, Teige, son of Carroll Boy, chief poet of 
Hugh O’Conor, died, 1274. 

O’Daly, Teige, son of Donough of Corcomroe, 
professor of poetry, died, 1514. 

O'Daly Finn, Godfrey, son of Donough, died, 
1507. 

O’Dalys, 1377, 1378, 1408, 1438. 

O’Davine. See O’Devine. 

O'Dea, O’ Deadhaidh, or Ua Deaghaidh, Dermot 
Oge, son of Dermot, died, 1589. 

O’Dea, Dermot, son of Edmond, killed, 1598. 

O’Dea, Flaithbheartach, slain, 1151. 

O’Dea, Loughlin Rea, slain, 1311. 

O’Dea, Mahon, son of Loughlin, lord of Kinel- 
Fearmaic, died, 1588. 

O’Dea, Raghnall, died, 1106. 

O’Dearan, slain, 1198. 

O’Deery, O’Daighre, or Ua Daighre, Auliffe, 
died, 1188. 

O’Deery, Geoffry, erenagh of Derry-Columb- 
kille, died, 1233. 

O’Deery, Macraith, erenagh of Derry, died, 
1180. 

O’Deery, Maelisa, bishop of Tirconnell, 1203. 

O’Deery, Maelisa, erenagh of Derry, died, 1218. 

O’Deery, Saerbhrehagh, erenagh of Donaghmore, 
1205. 

O’Demain, O’Dimon, or Ua Demain, Sedna, 
abbot of Aendruim, burned, 974. 

O’Dempsey, O’Dimasaigh, or Ua Dimasaigh, 
Bebinn, wife of, died, 1376. 

O’Dempsey, Cahir, son of Laoighseach, 1489. 

O’Dempsey, Ceallach, slain, 1162. 

O’Dempsey, Colen, brother of, slain, 1225. 

O’Dempsey, Cubrogha, slain, 1162. 

O’Dempsey, Cuilen, 1162. 

O’Dempsey, Cuilen, 1227. 

O’Dempsey, Cuilen, died, 1327. 

O’Dempsey, Cuilen, slain, 1455. 

O’Dempsey, Cuilen, slain, 1463. 

O’Dempsey, Dermot, lord of Kinel-Maoilughra, 
slain, 1383. 





O’Dempsey, Dermot, son of Cubroghda, chiet 
of Clanmalier, died, 1193. 

O’Dempsey, Gillabrighde, successor of the two 
Sinchells, died, 1163. 

O’Dempsey, Hugh, slain, 1394. 

O’Dempsey, Melaghlin, son of Dermot, slain, 
1216. 

O’Dempsey, Murtough Oge, slain, 1534. 

O’Dempsey, Owny, son of Hugh, 1558, 1576. 

O’Dempsey, Thomas, heir of Clann-Maoilughra, 
or Clanmalier, slain, 1394. 

O’Dempsey, Tomaltagh, grandsons of, 1445. 

O’Dempsey, Turlough Duv, killed, 1534. 

O’Dempseys, 1452, 1585. 

O’Deorain. See O’Doran. 

O’Dermody, Conor, 1188. See O’Diarmada. 

O’Devin, or O’Devine, sons of, 1447. 

O’Devine, O’Daimhin, or Ua Daimhin, Brian, 
chief of Tir-Kennedy, died, 1427. 

O’Devine, Donnell, slain, 1212. 

O’Devine, Duibhceann, slain, 1104. 

O’Devine, O’Daimhin, or Ua Daimhin, Dun- 
chadh, lord of Ui-Maine, died, 780. 

O’Devine, Dunchadh, comharba of Doire, died, 
1066. 

O’Devine, Flaherty, lord of Fermanagh, died, 
1278. 

O’Devine, Ronan, successor of Feichin, died, 
1098. 

O’Devlin, O’Dobhailen, or Ua Dobhailen, Cu- 
sleibhe, chief of Corca-Firtri, slain, 1031. 

O’Devlin, Faghartach, lord of Corran, died, 
1248. 

O’ Devlin, Faghartach, slain, 1309. 

O’Devlin, Gilla-na-naev, son of Dailredocair, 
standard bearer of O’Conor, slain, 1316. 

O’Devlin, Keleher, or Ceilechar, erenagh of 
Camma, died, 1231. 

O’Devlin, Tiernan, died, 1495. 

Odhar, son of Flann, lord of Calraighe, died, 
1056. 

Odhbha, wife of Heremon, a. M. 3502. 

Odhran, charioteer of St. Patrick, 448. 


302 


Odhran, St., died, 548. 

O’Diarmada, or Ua Diarmada, successor of Cro- 
nan of Ros-Cre, died, 1129. 

O’Diarmada, Brian, son of Conor, slain, 1227. 

O’Diarmada, Conor, 1185, 1188. 

O’Dimasaigh, or Ua Dimasaigh. See O’ Dempsey. 

O’Diugraidh, or Ua Diugraidh, Conn, successor 
of Caeimhghin, died, 1013. 
O’Dobhailen, or Ua Dobhailen, Cusleibhe, chief 
of Corca-Firtri, slain, 1031. See O’Devlin. 
O'Doherty, O’Dochartaigh, or Ua Dochartaigh, 
Aindileas, died, 1180. 

O’Doherty, Aindiles, chief of Ardmire, died, 
1292. 

O’ Doherty, Brian, son of Donnell, died, 1496. 

O'Doherty, Cahir, died, 1438. 

O’Doherty, Cahir, son of Gerald, slain, 1543. 

O'Doherty, Cahir, son of John Oge, styled 
O’Doherty, 1601. 

O'Doherty, Cahir, son of John Oge, slain, 1608. 

O'Doherty, Catherine, wife of, died, 1530. 

O’Doherty, Conor, chief of Ardmire, died, 1252. 

O’ Doherty, Conor, chief of Ardmire and lord of 
Inishowen, 1413. 

O’Doherty, Conor Carragh, 1511, 1516. 

O’Doherty, David, slain, 1208. 

O'Doherty, Donnell, lord of Kinel-Enda, &c., 
died, 1199. 

O’Doherty, Donnell, chief of Ardmire, &c., died, 
1342. 

O’Doherty, Donnell Carragh, chief of Ardmire, 
slain, 1202. 

O’ Doherty, Donnell Oge, son of John, died, 1374. 

O’Doherty, Donnell, son of Conor, and brother 
of John Balv, became chief of Ardmire, 1439. 

died, 1440. . 

O’Doherty, Donnell, son of Felim, slain, 1472. 

O’Doherty, Eachmarcach, 1188. 

became chief of Kinel-Connell, slain, 








1197. 
O’Doherty, Eachmarcach, lord of Inishowen, 
died, 1526. 


O’Doherty, Edmond, son of Conor, 1440. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Doherty, Felim Oge, brother of John, nomi- 
nated the O’Doherty, 1601. 

O’Doherty, Felim, son of Conor Carragh, died, 
1556. 

wife of, died, 1530. 

O’Doherty, Finola, daughter of, died, 1440. 

O’Doherty, Gerald, son of Donnell, lord of Inis- 
howen, 1497, 1526, 1540. 

O’Doherty, Gilla-Brighde, slain, 1197. 

O’Doherty, Hugh Carragh, son of, slain, 1524. 

O’ Doherty, Hugh Gruama, slain, 1543. 

O’Doherty, Hugh, son of John, 1440. 

O'Doherty, John, chief of Ardmire, 1342, 1359. 

O’Doherty, John, 1496. 

O’Doherty, John Balv, son of Conor, chief of 
Ardmire, died, 1439. 

O’Doherty, John Oge, son of Felim, 1599. 

O’Doherty, John Oge, son of John, 1582, 1585, 
1592, 1598, 1600. 

taken prisoner, 1588. 

died, 1601. 

O’Doherty, John, son of Donnell, died, 1511. 

O’Doherty, John, son of Felim, 1543. 

O’Doherty, John, son of Felim, lord of Inish- 
owen, died, 1582. 

O’Doherty, Mary, wife of, died, 1396. 

O’Doherty, Niall, chief of Ardmire, died, 1429. 

O’Doherty, Niall, taken prisoner, 1497. 

O’Doherty, Niall Caech, son of Gerald, slain, 
1537. 

O’Doherty, Niall, son of Owen Carragh, died, 
Sale 











‘O'Doherty, Owen, heir of Ardmire, died, 1407. 


O’Doherty, Owen Roe, taken prisoner, 1497. 
O’Doherty, Owen, son of Niall, 1608. 
O’Doherty, Rory, son of Felim, 1543. 
O’Doherty, Rose, daughter of, flight of, 1607. 
O’Doherty, Rury, died, 1429. 


r O’Doherty, Rury, son of Felim, 1537. 


O’Doherty, Rury, son of Owen, died, 1530. 

O’ Dohertys, 1339, 1343, 1380, 1392, 1398,1454, 
1511, 1522, 1527, 1542, 1543, 1586, 1590, 
1600. 





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SO ENE 


INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Doineannaigh, Ruithin, tanist of Teathbha, 
slain, 1044. 

O’Doireidh, or O’Deery, Eochaidh, airchinneach 
of Domhnach-mor, died, 1064. 

Odolbh Micle, slain, 865. 

O’Domhnagain, or Ua Domhnagain, Ceallach, 
noble head of Cill-Beneoin, died, 1148. 

O’Domhnaill, or Ua Domhnaill. See O’Donnell. 

O’Donlevy, Donough, son of Owen, doctor of 
medicine, died, 1527. 

O’Donlevy, Rory, 1199. 

O’Donnagain, or Ua Donnagain, lord of Aradh- 
tire, slain, 1031. 

O’Donnagain, heir of Fearnmhagh, slain, 1113. 

O’Donnagain, Donnchadh, lord of Fearnmhagh, 
slain, 1029. 

O’Donnagain, Echthighern, lord of Aradh, slain, 
1043. ; 

O’Donnagain, Finn, son of Ruaidhri, slain, 
1014. 

O’Donnagain, Maelseachlainn, lord of Aradh- 
thire, died, 1122. $ 

O’Donnagain, Melaghlin, lord of Arra, slain, 
1174. 

O’Donnagain, Ruaidri, lord of Aradh, slain, 
1013. 

son of, slain, 1014. 

O’Donnagain, Ruaidhri, lord of Aradh, died, 
1094. 

O’Donnaver, Marian, friar, had been elected 
bishop of Elphin, 1297. 

O’Donnchadha. See O’ Donohoe. 

O’Donnell or O’Domhnaill, of Hy-Many, Sitric, 
son of Gilla-Enain, chief of Clann-Flaith- 
eamhail, slain, 1158. 

O’Donnell, or O’Domhnaill, lord of Corca- 
Bhaiscinn, slain, 1158. 

O’Donnell, Q’Domhnaill, or Ua Domhnaill, lord 
of Durlas, slain, 999. 

O’Donnell, O’Domhnaill, or Ua Domhnaill of 
Leinster, slain, 1161. 

O'Donnell of Corca-Bhaiscinn, Cormac Mac 
Cormac, bishop of Raphoe, died, 1399. 








303 


O’Donnell, Maelmordha, son of the king of Ui- 
Ceinnsealaigh, slain, 1090. 

O’Donnell of Leinster, Murchadh, lord of Ui- 
Drona, slain, 1087. 

O’ Donnell of Leinster, Naeidheannan, slain, 956. ° 

O’Donnell, or Ua Domhnaill, Aedh, son of 
Cathbharr, 1129. 

O’Donnell, Aenghus, son of Conor, lord of 'Tir- 
connell, 1343, 1348, 1352. 

O’Donnell, Aenghus, son of Niall, slain, 1464. 

O’Donnell, Aindiles, son of Murtough, slain, 
1281. 

O’Donnell, Art, son of Con, died, 1512. 

O'Donnell, Art, son of Donnell Oge, killed by 
his brother Conor, 1333. 

O’Donnell, Brian, son of Hugh Gallda, slain, 
1491. 

O’Donnell, Caffar, or Cathbharr, died, 1106. 

O’Donnell, Caffar, slain, 1208. 

O’Donnell, Caffar Oge, son of Caffar, taken pri- 
soner, 1603. 

put to death, 1609. 

O’Donnell, Caffar, son of Hugh, and brother of 
Earl Rury, 1608. 

Rose, wife of, 1607. 

O’Donnell, Caffar, son of Hugh Duv, 1602. 

O’Donnell, Caffar, son of Hugh, son of Manus, 
died, 1608. 

O’Donnell, Caffar, son of Manus, slain, 1551. 

O’Donnell, Caffar, son of Manus, tanist of Tir- 
connell, 1559, 1580. 

O’Donnell, Calvagh Oge, son of Con, slain, 
1588. 

O’Donnell, Calvagh, son of Con, slain, 1603. 

O’Donnell, Calvagh, son of Hugh Roe, died, 
1489. 

O’Donnell, Calvagh, son of Manus, son of Hugh 
Duv, 1537, 1542, 1543, 1544, 1545, 1555, 
1557, 1559, 1561, 1564. 

died, 1566. 

descendants of 1588, 1592. 

successor of, died, 1600. 

O’Donnell, Celia, daughter of Manus, died, 1544. 

















304 


O’Donnell, Celia, daughter of Niall-Garve, died, 
1521. 

O’Donnell, Con, or Conn, son of, 1038. 

O'Donnell, Con Oge, son of Con, and brother of 
Niall Garv, 1600. 

slain, 1601. 

O’Donnell, Con, son of Calvagh, son of Manus, 
1557, 1559, 1564, 1574, 1575, 1581. 

died, 1583. 

O’Donnell, Con, son of Con, son of Niall, died, 
1497. 








sons of, 1600. 

O’Donnell, Con, son of Hugh Boy, 1564. 

O’Donnell, Con, son of Hugh Duv, 1543. 

O'Donnell, Con, son of Hugh Roe, 1489, 1493, 
1494, 1495. 

slain, 1497. 

brothers of, 1497. + 

sons of, 1492, 1496. 

O’Donnell, Con, son of Niall Garv, 1460, 1461. 

slain, 1464. 

O’Donnell, Connell, son of Naghtan, slain, 
1431. 

O’Donnell, Conor, tanist of Tirconnell, 1434, 
1437, 1450. 

O'Donnell, Conor Don, 1438. 

O’Donnell, Conor Oge, son of Conor Caech, con- 
stable of Galloglasses, slain, 1526. 

O’Donnell, Conor Oge, son of John, defeated, 
1380. 

O’Donnell, Conor, son of Donnell, slain, 1400. 

O’Donnell, Conor, son of Donnell Oge, 1333, 
1340. 

O’Donnell, Conor, son of Hugh, lord of Kinel- 
Connell, 1333. ; 

slain, 1342. 

O’Donnell, Conor, son of John, slain, 1497. 

O’Donnell, Cormac, slain, 1208. 

O’Donnell, Cormac, son of Cormac, slain, 1281. 

O'Donnell, Cormac, son of the Ferleighin, chief 
of Fanad, slain, 1281. 

O’Donnell, Dearbhail, daughter of Hugh, 1339, 
1343. 























INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Donnell, Dearbhail, daughter of, died, 1364. 

O’Donnell, Dermot, son of Donough, slain, 
1440. 

O’Donnell, Dermot, son of John of Lurg, died, 
1488. 

O’Donnell, Dermot, son of Owen, heir of Tir- 
connell, died, 1382. 

O’Donnell, Donnell, sons of, 1440. 

O’Donnell, Donnell More, son of Egneghan, 
lord of Tirconnell, 1208, 1210, 1213, 1219, 
1223, 1230, 1231, 1234, 1235, 1236. 

died, 1241. 

wife of, 1239, 1282. 

O’Donnell, Donnell Oge, son of Donnell More, 
chief of Kinel-Connell, 1258, 1259, 1262, 
1263; 1272, 1273;1275, 1277. 

slain, 1281. 

mother of, died, 1282. 

chairs of, 1470. 

O’Donnell, Donnell Oge, son of Donnell, son of 
Hugh, son of Manus, flight of, 1607. 

O’Donnell, Donnell, son of Con, and brother of 
Niall Garve, 1600, 1602, 1603, 1608. 

O’Donnell, Donnell, son of Donnell, executed, 
1488. 

O’Donnell, Donnell, son of Hugh, son of Manus, 
1588, 1589. 

slain, 1590. 

O’Donnell, Donnell, son of Hugh Duy, slain, 
1546. 

O’Donnell, Donnell, son of Hugh Roe, 1497, 
1498, 1503, 

slain, 1515. 

O’Donnell, Donnell, son of Manus Roe,” slain, 
1497. 

O’Donnell, Donnell, son of Naghtan, died, 1498. 

O’Donnell, Donnell, son of Niall, died, 1412. 

sons of, 1398. . 

O’Donnell, Donnell, son of Niall Garve, lord of 
Tirconnell, 1452, 1454. 

slain, 1456. 





























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Hugh, son of Hugh Roe, slain, 1541. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Donnell, Donnell, son of Turlough, slain, 
1420. 


O'Donnell, Donough Cairbreach, son of Hugh 


Oge, 1540. 

slain, 1545. 

O’Donnell, Donough-na-Coille, 1433. : 

slain, 1438. 

O’Donnell, Donough-na-nordog, son of Hugh 
Roe, 1497, 1498, 1499, 1503. 

O’Donnell, Donough, son of Calvagh, slain, 
1583. 

O’Donnell, Donough, son of Cormac, 1257. 

O’Donnell, Donough, son of Felim, 1349. 

slain, 1355. 

O'Donnell, Donough, son of Manus, 1543. 

O’Donnell, Edmond, son of Felim Reagh, slain, 
1497. 

O'Donnell, Egneghan, 1540, 1543. 

slain, 1545. 

O’Donnell, Egneghan, son of Donnell, slain, 
1535. 

O*Donnell, Egneghan, son of Donough, lord of 
Tirconnell, 1200, 1201, 1206. 

slain, 1207. 

O’Donnell, Egneghan, son of Hugh Boy, 
1564. 

















slain, 1570. 

O’Donnell, Egneghan, son of Naghtan, 1464, 
1469, 1480, 1497. 

son of, 1498. 

O’Donnell, Egneghan, son of Turlough, 1433, 
1434. 

O’Donnell, Eremon, a Friar Minor, burned, 
1536. 

O'Donnell, Eveleen, daughter of, died, 1549. 

O’Donnell, Felim, lord of Tirconnell, 1352, 
1412. ; 

O’Donnell, Felim, tanist, died, 1333. 

O'Donnell, Felim Reagh, 1480. 

O’Donnell, Felim, son of Godfrey, died, 1527. 

O’Donnell, Felim, son of Hugh, lord of Tircon- 
nell, slain, 1356. 

O’Donnell, Felim, son of John Oge, 1603, 








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305 


O'Donnell, Felim, son of Turlough, slain, 
1477. 

O’Donnell, Ferdorcha, son of John, sons of, 
1600. 

O'Donnell, Ferleighin, grandsons of, slain, 1303. 

O’Donnell, Finola, wife of, died, 1440. 

O’Donnell, Finola, wife of, 1474. 

O’Donnell, Finola, wife of Niall Garv, died, 
1493. 

O’Donnell, Gillacholuim, lord of Cinel-Luigh- 
dheach, killed, 1100. 

O'Donnell, Gillachrist, son of Cathbhar, slain, 
1038. 

O’Donnell, Godfrey, lord of Tirconnell, 1247, 
1248, 1249, 1252, 1256, 1257. 

died, 1258. 

O’Donnell, Godfrey, slain, 1339. 

O'Donnell, Godfrey, son of Hugh Gallda, 1487. 

O’Donnell, Gormlaith, daughter of, died, 1353. 

O’Donnell, Gormlaith, daughter of Hugh Roe, 
died, 1524. 

O’Donnell, Grainne, daughter of Manus, died, 
1551. 

O'Donnell, Henry, son of John, 1605. 

O’ Donnell, Hugh, son of, 1543. 

O'Donnell, Hugh Boy, son of Con, and brother 
of Niall Garv, 1600, 1602, 1603, 1608. 

O'Donnell, Hugh Boy, son of Donnell Oge, 
1281. 

O’Donnell, Hugh Boy, son of Hugh Duv, heir 
of Tirconnell, 1515, 1529, 1530, 1531, 1536, 
1537. 








died, 1538. 

O'Donnell, Hugh Boy, son of John Oge, 1603. 

O’Donnell, Hugh Direach, son of Turlough-an- 
Fhina, slain, 1429. 

O’Donnell, Hugh Duv Oge, son of Hugh Roe, 
1523. See Hugh, son of Hugh Roe. 

O'Donnell, Hugh Gallda, son of Niall Garve, 
sons of, 1488, 1490. 

O'Donnell, Hugh Oge, or Hugh Duv, son of 
Hugh Roe, lord of Tirconnell, 1490, 1493, 
1497, 1499, 1502, 1505, 1507, 1508, 1509, 


2k 


306 


1510, 1511, 1512, 1515, 1522, 1525, 1527, 
1530. 
O'Donnell, Hugh Oge, or Hugh Duv, son of 
Hugh Roe, lord of Tirconnell, died, 1537. 
his victory at Knockavoe referred to, 





1557. 

O’Donnell, Hugh Roe, son of Hugh Duy, son 
of Manus, lord of Tirconnell, 1587, 1590, 1592, 
1593, 1594, 1595, 1597, 1598, 1599, 1600, 
1601. 

taken prisoner, 1587. 

escaped, 1590. 

retaken, 1590. 

escaped a second time, 1592. 

inaugurated O’Donnell, 1592. 

fled to Spain, 1602. 

died, 1602. 

O’Donnell, Hugh Roe, son of Manus, 1585. See 
Hugh, son of Manus. 

O’Donnell, Hugh Roe, son of Niall Garve, lord 
of Tirconnell, &., 1452, 1456, 1460, 1461, 
1469, 1474, 1475, 1483, 1484, 1489, 1491, 
1493, 1494, 1495, 1496, 1497, 1498, 1499, 
1500, 1503, 1504. 

styled O’Donnell, 1461. 

resigned, 1497. 

died, 1505. 

victory of, at Ceideach-droighneach, re- 

ferred to, 1526. 

wife of, died, 1528. 

O’Donnell, Hugh Seanchaidh, historian, died, 
1402. 

O’Donnell, Hugh, son of Caffar, flight of, 1607. 

O’Donnell, Hugh, son of Donnell Oge, lord of 
Tirconnell, 1281, 1290, 1295, 1303; T315; 
1318, 1324, 1333. ‘ 

wife of, died, 1316. 

descendants of, 1542, 

O’Donnell, Hugh, son of Hugh, 1314. 

O'Donnell, Hugh, son of Hugh Duy, son of 
Hugh Roe, 1564, 1592, 1600. 

O’Donnell, Hugh, son of Hugh Oge, son of 
Hugh Roe, 1567. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Donnell, Hugh, son of Hugh Roe. See Hugh 
Oge, son of Hugh Roe. 

O’Donnell, Hugh, son of Manus, lord of Tir- 
connell, &., 1542, 1544, 1557, 1564, 1566, 
1567, 1581, 1583, 1585, 1588, 1592. 

died, 1600. 

wife of, 1588. 

O’Donnell, Hugh, son of Naghtan, died, 1465. 

O’Donnell, Hugh, son of Naghtan, drowned, 
1475. 

O’Donnell, Hugh, son of Niall, heir of Tircon- 
nell, slain, 1365. 

O’Donnell, Hugh, son of Earl Rury, flight of, 
1607. 

O’Donnell, Hugh, son of Turlough Gallda, son 
of, slain, 1497. 

O'Donnell, Ineenduv, daughter of Hugh Ree, 
died, 1494. 

O’Donnell, James Ballagh, son of Niall, slain, 
1536. 

O'Donnell, Joan, daughter of Hugh, son of 
Manus, 1587. 

O'Donnell, Joan, daughter of Manus, died, 
1553. 

O’Donnell, John, of Lurg, son of Hugh Gre. 
son of Hugh Roe, hanged, 1540. 

O’Donnell, John, son of Con, slain, 1540. 

O’Donnell, John, son of Conor, son of Hugh, 
son of Donnell Oge, lord of Tirconnell, 1352, 
1356, 1359, 1366. 

died, 1380. 

sons of, 1392, 1398, 1412. 

wife of, 1416. 

books and chairs taken from, restored 
to Tirconnell, 1470. 

O'Donnell, John, son of Donnell, slain, 1435. 

wife of, died, 1406. 

O'Donnell, John, son of Hugh Duy, 1608. 

O’Donnell, John, son of Manus Oge, 1589. 

O’Donnell, John, son of Owen, 1494, 1496. 

O’Donnell, Maelruanaidh, lord of Cinel-Luigh- rs 
dheach, slain, 1010. % 

O’Donnell, Manus Caech, son of, 1434. 
































INDEX NOMINUM. 307 


O’Donnell, Manus Eoghanach, son of Conor, 
died, 1363. 

O’ Donnell, Manus Meabhlach, 1348, 1351, 1352. 

slain, 1353. 

O'Donnell, Manus Roe, slain, 1480. 

O’Donnell, Manus, son of Con, slain, 1589. 

O’Donnell, Manus, son of Donnell, slain, 1440. 

O’Donnell, Manus, son of Hugh Duv, son of 
Hugh Roe, lord of Tirconnell, 1510, 1511, 
1512, 1516, 1522, 1523, 1524, 1525, 1526, 
1527, 1529, 1531, 1533, 1536, 1537, 1538, 
1539, 1540, 1541, 1542, 1543, 1548, 1555, 
1557. 








died, 1563. 
sons of, 1542, 1555. 
grand-daughter of, 1566. 
wives of, 1535, 1544. 
O’Donnell, Manus, son of Hugh, son of Manus, 
1598, 1600, 1605. 
O’Donnell, Manus, son of Naghtan, slain, 1461. 
O’Donnell, Margaret, daughter of Hugh Duy, 
died, 1582. 
O’Donnell, Mary, daughter of Calvagh, son of 
Manus, died, 1561. 
O’Donnell, Mary, daughter of Con, died, 1601. 
O*’Donnell, Mary, daughter of Manus, son of 
Hugh Duy, died, 1566. 
O’Donnell, Meave, daughter of Hugh Roe, died, 
1577. ‘ 
O'Donnell, Melaghlin, lord of Tirconnell, 1241, 
1245, 1246. 
slain, 1247. 
O’Donnell, Melaghlin Duv, son of John, slain, 
1380. 
O’Donnell, Melaghlin, son of Turlough, tanist 
_of Tirconnell, slain, 1324. 
O’Donnell, Naghtan, son of Calvagh, slain, 1561. 
O’Donnell, Naghtan, son of Calvagh, son of 
Donough Cairbreach, flight of, 1607. 
O'Donnell, Naghtan, son of Con, son of Calvagh, 
slain, 1582. : 
O’Donnell, Naghtan, son of Hugh Oge, slain, 
1542, 

















O’Donnell, Naghtan, son of Niall Garv, taken 
prisoner, 1608. 

O’Donnell, Naghtan, son of Owen, 1498. 

O'Donnell, Naghtan, son of Turlough-an-Fhina, 
lord of Tirconnell, 1417, 1420, 1425, 1426, 
1431, 1432, 1433, 1434, 1435, 1437, 1439, 
1440, 1442. 

inaugurated, 1439. 

slain, 1452. 

sons of, 1437, 1456, 1460, 1461, 1464, 
1470, 1472, 1477, 1480, 1485. 

O’Donnell, Niall, son of, slain, 1232. 

O’Donnell, Niall Beg, son of Melaghlin, slain, 
1314. 

O’Donnell, Niall Garve, son of Con, son of Cal- 
vagh, 1588, 1592, 1597, 1599, 1600, 1601, 
1602, 1603, 1605, 1608. 

inaugurated O’Donnell, 1603. 

taken prisoner, 1608. 

brothers of, 1600. 

wife of, 1600, 1607. 

O’Donnell, Niall Garve, son of Hugh Oge, son 
of Hugh Roe, died, 1524. 

O’Donnell, Niall Garve, son of Hugh Roe, 1497. 

died in captivity, 1498. 

O’Donnell, Niall Garve, son of Hugh, son of 
Donnell Oge, 1342, 1343, 1346, 1348. 

sons of, 1369, 1398. 

wife of, 1395. 

O’Donnell, Niall Garve, son of Manus, slain, 
1538. 

O’Donnell, Niall Garve, son of Turlough-an- 
Fhina, 1407, 1418, 1420, 1421, 1423, 1424, 
1426, 1427, 1432, 1433, 1434, 1435. 

inaugurated, 1422. 

sent to London, 1435. 

died in the Isle of Mann, 1439. 

sons of, 1460, 1480. 

O’Donnell, Niall Oge, son of Niall Garve, son 
of Hugh, son of Donnell Oge, slain, 1369. 

son of, slain, 1401. 

O’Donnell, Niall Roe, son of Donnell, son of 
Niall Garve, 1507. 















































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308 


O’Donnell, Niall, son of Conor, slain, 1497. 

O’Donnell, Niall, son of Donnell, slain, 1477. 

O’Donnell, Niall, son of Donough Cairbreach, 
slain, 1567. 

O’Donnell, Nuala, daughter of Manus, son of 
Hugh Duy, 1592. 

O’Donnell, Nuala, sister of Hugh Roe, and wife 
of Niall, 1600. 

flight of, 1607. 

O’Donnell, Owen, son of Art, slain, 1343. 

O’ Donnell, Owen, son of Hugh, slain, 1497. 

O’Donnell, Owen, son of Hugh Boy, died, 1561. 

O’Donnell, Owen, son of Hugh Oge, slain, 1524. 

O’Donnell, Owen, son of Melaghlin, slain, 1281. 

O’Donnell, Owen, son of Niall, 1423. 

O’Donnell, Owen, son of Niall Garve, 1461, 
1470. 








slain, 1480. 

sons of, 1484. 

O’Donnell, Owen, son of Turlough, slain, 1368. 

O’Donnell, Owen, son of Turlough Gallda, slain, 
1497. 

O’Donnell, Rory, son of, taken prisoner, 1543. 

O’Donnell, Rory, son of Godfrey, slain, 1522. 

O’Donnell, Rory, son of Hugh Oge, 1542. 

O’Donnell, Rory, son of Rory, slain, 1480. 

O'Donnell, Rury, son of Donough, bishop of 
Derry, &e., died, 1550. 

O’Donnell, Rury, son of Egneghan, slain, 1521. 

O’Donnell, Rury, son of Egneghan, died, 1600. 

O’Donnell, Rury, son of Hugh, slain, 1575. 

O'Donnell, Rury, son of Hugh, son of Manus, 
1597, 1600, 1601, 1602. 

made earl of Tirconnell, 1603. 

flight of, 1607. 

died, 1608. 

O’Donnell, Rury, son of Naghtan, 1452, 1454. 

O’Donnell, Sile, daughter of Niall Garve, 
1471. 

O’Donnell, Thomas, son of Cormac, abbot of 
Assaroe, elected bishop of Raphoe, 1319. 

died, 1337. 

O’Donnell, Tuathal, two sons of, slain, 1506. 




















INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Donnell, Turlough-an-Fhina, son of Niall 
Garve, lord of Tirconnell, 1380,.1388,. 1392, 
1395, 1396, 1397, 1398, 1401, 1402, 1407, 
1410, 1419, 1421. 

became a monk, 1422. 

died, 1423. 

Grainne, wife of, died, 1429. 
O’Donnell, Turlough Cairbreach, son of Nagh- 
tan, lord of Tirconnell, 1456, 1458, 1461. 
O’Donnell, Turlough, son of Donnell Oge, lord 

of Tirconnell, 1290, 1291, 1295. 

slain, 1303. 

O’Donnell, Turlough, son of Egneghan, died, 
1527. 

O’Donnell, Turlough, son of Niall Garve, son 
of Turlough-an-Fhina, 1426, 1429, 1431. 

slain, 1434. 

O’Donnells of Tirconnell, 1227, 1232,1236,1239, 
1260, 1265, 1269, 1270, 1288, 1388, 1395, 
1396, 1398, 1411, 1412, 1416, 1432, 1433, 
1436, 1437, 1440, 1444, 1445, 1446, 1447, 
1461, 1464, 1468, 1469, 1470, 1471, 1473, 
1476, 1478, 1480, 1481, 1485, 1486, 1487, 
1488, 1489, 1490, 1492, 1493, 1495, 1496, 
1502, 1509, 1510, 1513, 1514, 1516, 1519, 
1522,1524, 1526, 1527;. 1528, 1530, 1537, 
1532, 1533, 1536, 1544, 1545, 1550, 1561, 
1570, 1582, 1592, 1595, 1596, 1597, 1599, 
1600, 1601, 1602, 1608; Appendix, pp. 2377 
to 2420. 

O'Donnell of Ui-Maine, Sitric, son of Gilla- 
Enain, chief of Clann-Flaitheamhail, slain, 
1158. 

O’Donnellan, O’Domhnallain, or Ua Domhnal- 
lain, Conaing, airchinneach of Clochar-Daim- 
hheni, died, 959. 

O’Donnellan, Conchobhar, lord of Ui-Tuirtri, 
-1014, 1015. 

O’Donnellan, Cormac, son of Melaghlin, died, 
1435. ‘ 
O’Donnellan, Culen, chief brehon of Ui-Failghe, 

slain, 1065. 
O’Donnellan, Cumara, slain, 1227. 


























INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Donnellan, Flann Oge, ollav of Connaught, 
died, 1342. 

O’Donnellan, Flann, son of Cormac, died, 1454, 

O’Donnellan, Flann, son of Flann, died, 1486. 

O’Donnellan, Flann, son of John, ollav of Sil- 
Murray, in poetry, died, 1404. 

O’Donnellan, Melaghlin, ollav of Sil-Murray, 
died, 1375. 

O’Donnellan, Melaghlin, son of Flann, died, 
1461. 

O’Donnellan, Oenghus, chief senior of the clergy 
of Colum-Cill, died, 1109. 

O’Donnellan, Tuathal, died, 1531. 

O’Donnellan, Tuathal, son of Melaghlin, died, 
1404. 

O’Donnellans, 1136, 1547. 

O’Donnelly, or O’Donnghaile of Ballydonnelly, 
in Tyrone, foster-father of John Donnghae- 
leach O'Neill, son of, 1531. 

O’Donnelly, Dubhaltach, slain, 1567. 

O’Donnelly, Gilla-Macliag, chief of Feardroma, 
slain, 1172. 

O’Donnelly of Muscraighe-thire, in Ormond. 
See O’ Dunghalaigh. 

O’Donnghaile of Tyrone. See O’Donnelly. 

O’Donnghasa, or Ua Donnghusa, Maelchiarain, 
learned senior of Cluain-mic-Nois, died,1101. 

O’Donnobhain, or Ua Donnabhain. See O’Do- 
novan, 

O’Donohoe,- O’Donoghue, O’Donnchadha, or 
Ua Donnchadha, Amhlaeibh, slain, 1161. 

O’Donohoe, Art, airchinneach of Mungret, died, 
1028. 

O’Donohoe, Conor, or Conchobhar, heir of 
Cashel, died, 1078. 

O’Donohoe, Cuduiligh, heir of Cashel, slain, 
1038. 

O’Donohoe, Dunchadh, lord of Cashel, killed, 
1057. 

O’Donohoe, Dunghal, king of Cashel, 1014, 
1025. 

O’Donohoe, Dunghal, son of Macraith, lord of 
Eoghanacht, slain, 1057. 





O’Donohoe, Flann, successor of Oenna, died, 
1010. 

O’Donohoe, Hugh, lord of Eoghanaght of 
Lough Leane, died, 1399. 

O’Donoboe, Mac-na-hErlaimhe, slain, 1102. 

O’Donohoe, Macraith, lord of Eochanacht, 1042, 
1043. 

O’Donohoe, Mathghamhain, lord of Cinel-La- 
eghaire, slain, 1135. 

O’Donohoe, Nehemias, first Irish vicar of the 
order of St. Francis, 1460. 

O’Donohoe, Rory-an-t-Seomra, killed, 1350. 

O’Donohoes, 1050, 1340, 1580, 1600. 

O’Donovan, O’Donnobhain, or Ua Donnabhain, 
Auliffe, king of Carbery, 1200. 

O’Donovan, Crom, son of Mulrony, slain, 1254. 

O’Donovan, Dermot, son of Donnell, son of 
Teige, slain, 1581. 

O’Donovan, Donnell, son of Donnell, son of 
Teige, son of Dermot, succeeded as chief of 
Clann-Chathail, 1584. 

burned to the ground the bishop’s 
house at Ross’ 1586. 

O’Donovan, Donnell, son of Teige, died, 1584. 





O’Donovan, Donovan, ancestor of family of, 974. 

slain by Brian Borumha, 976. 

Cathal, son of, fought at Clontarf,1013. 

O’Donovan, Ivor or Gilla-riabhach, built Castle 
Ivor, 1251. 

son of, slain, 1281]. 











O’Donovan, Muircheartach, or Murtough, died, 
1385. 

O’Donovans, 1600; Appendia, pp. 2430 to 2483. 

O’Donslevy. See O’Donlevy. 

O’Dooley. See O’Dubhlaigh. 

O’Doran, O’Deorain, or Ua Deorain, chief bre- 
hon of Leinster, 1417. 

O’Doran, William, ollav of Leinster in judica- 
ture, died, 1404. 

O’Doran, William, chief brehon of Leinster, 
died, 1447. 

O’Dowda, O’Dubhda, or Ua Dubhda, Aedh, 

_ lord of North Connaught, died, 981, 983. 


310 


O’Dowda, Aedh, lord of Ui Amhalghadha, slain, 
1128. 

O’Dowda, Aedh, son of Muircheartach, lord of 
Ui-Fiachrach of the North, and of Ui Amhal- 
ghadha, died, 1143. 

O’Dowda, Aedhvar, lord of Ui-Amhalghadha, 
slain, 1059. 

O’Dowda, Amhlaeibh, son of Domhnall Finn, 
lord of Ui-Amhalghadha, slain, 1135. 

O’Dowda, Brian, lord of Ui-Fiachrach of the 
North, slain, 1153. 

O'Dowda, Brian, 1278. 

O’Dowda, Brian, chief of Tireragh, died, 1354. 

O’Dowda, Brian, slain, 1446. 

©’Dowda, Brian Caech, son of Teige, slain, 
1495. 

’Dowda, Brian Oge, son of Brian, slain, 1373. 

O’Dowda, Brian Oge, son of Brian, styled 
O’Dowda, 1496. 

©’ Dowda, Brian, son of Dermot, died, 1494. 

O’Dowda, Brian, son of Donough, lord of Tire- 
ragh, killed, 1242. : 

O’Dowda, Cathal, son of Cormac, slain, 1439. 

0’ Dowda, Conor, lord of Hy-Fiachrach, drowned, 
1291. 

‘YDowda, Conor, slain, 1363. 

O’Dowda, Conor Oge, slain, 1316. 

“O'Dowda, Conor, or Conchobhar, son of Mael- 
eachlainn, slain, 1032. 

O’Dowda, Conor, son of Melaghlin Carragh, 
died, 1362. 

O’Dowda, Conor, son of Murtough, lord of the 
Clann-Donough O’Dowda, slain, 1438. 

O’Dowda, Cosnamhach, slain, 1154. 

O’Dowda, Cosnamhach, 1471. 

O’Dowda, Cosnamhach, lord of Ui-Amhalgha- 
dha, slain, 1162. 

O’Dowda, Cosnamhach, son of William the 
bishop, slain, 1369. 

O’Dowda, Dathi, son of Teige Reagh of Tire- 
ragh, slain, 1594. 

O’Dowda, Dermot, son of Donnell, heir of Hy- 
Fiachrach, died, 1439. 


INDEX NOMINUM. 





O’Dowda, Dervorgilla, daughter of, died, 1265. 

O’Dowda, Donnell, 1371. 

O’Dowda, Donnell, or Domhnall Finn, lord of 
Ui-Amhalghadha, drowned, 1126. 

O’Dowda, Donnell, or Domhnall, son of, lord of 
Ui-Amhalghadha, killed, 1136. 

O’Dowda, Donnell, son of Brien, chief of Tire- 
ragh, 1354. 

died, 1380. 

O’Dowda, Donnell, son of Rory, hanged, 1439. 

O’Dowda, Donough, lord of Tirawley and Tire- 
ragh, 1207, 1226. 

sons of, 1224, 1226. 

O’Dowda, Donough, 1363. 

died, 1384. 

O’Dowda, Donough Caemhanach, son of, slain, 
1421. 

O’Dowda, Donough More, tanist of Hy-Fiach- 
rach, died, 1337. 

O’Dowda, Donough, son of Murtough, 1439. 

O’Dowda, Donough, son of Teige, died, 1439. 

O’Dowda, Geibhennach, son of Aedh, died, 
1005. 

O’Dowda, Hugh, son of Niall, died, 1271. 

O’Dowda, Loughlin, grandson of Loughlin, 
1438. 

O’Dowda, Loughlin, son of Donough, taken 
prisoner, 1375. 

O’Dowda, Maelruanaidh, son of Aedh, lord of 
Ui-Fiachrach-Muirisge, died, 1005. 

O’Dowda, Manus, son of the lord of Hy-Fiach- 
rach, died, 1359. 











-O’Dowda, Mathghamhain, chief of Clann-Laith- 


bheartaigh, slain, 1139. 

O’Dowda, Melaghlin Carragh, slain, 1316. 

O’Dowda, Melaghlin, son of the bishop, slain, 
1358. 

O’Dowda, Melaghlin, or Maelseachlainn, son of 
Maelruanaidh, died, 1005. 

O’Dowda, More, daughter of Donough, died, 
1249. 

O’Dowda, Mulrony, drowned, 1220. 

O’Dowda, Mulrony, died, 1362. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 311 


O’Dowda, Mulrony; son of Donough, slain, 
1238. 

O’Dowda, Mulrony, son of Mulrony, slain, 1443. 

O’Dowda, Mulrony, son of Rory, 1466. 

O’Dowda, Murrough, son of Taichleach, killed, 
1182. 

O’Dowda, Murtough, or Muircheartach, the 
Boar, lord of Ui-Amhalghadha, slain, 1096. 

O’Dowda, Murtough, 1246, 1247, 1248. 

O’Dowda, Murtough Boy, son of Cosnamhach, 
slain, 1421. 

O’Dowda, Murtough, son of Conor, slain, 1316. 

O’Dowda, Murtough, son of Conor, died, 1362. 

O’Dowda, Murtough, son of Donough, 1363, 
1384. 





died, 1402. 

O’Dowda, Niall, son of, 1032. 

O’Dowda, Owen, slain, 1420. 

O’Dowda, Owen, wife of, 1536. 

O’Dowda, Owen Caech, son of Rory, lord of 
Tireragh, slain, 1495. 

O’Dowda, Rory, son of Donnell, son of Brian, 
became lord of Tireragh, &c., 1380. 

died, 1417. 
O’Dowda, Rory, son of Taichleach, 1438, 
O’Dowda, Taichleach, son of Aedh, lord of Hy- 
Awley and Hy-Fiachrach, &c., slain, 1192. 
O’Dowda, Taichleach, son of Cormac, son of 
Donough Oge, 1438. 

O'Dowda, Taichleach, son of Donough, died, 
1404. 

O’Dowda, Taichleach, son of Hugh Alainn, lord 
of Tirawley and Tireragh, 1225. 

slain, 1235. 

O’Dowda, Taichleach, son of Mulrony, lord of 
Tireragh, 1281. 

slain, 1282. 

O’Dowda, Teige, son of the lord of Hy-Fiach- 
rach, slain, 1443. 

O’Dowda, Teige Reagh, chief of Tireragh,1417. 

O’Dowda, Teige Reagh, son of Owen, died, 
1580. : 

O’Dowda, Teige Roe, son of Murtough, 1439. 














O’Dowda, Teige, son of Donnell, lord of Hy- 
Fiachrach, died, 1432. 

O’Dowda, Teige, son of Donnell, slain, 1495. 

O’Dowda, Teige, son of Teige Reagh, made 
O’Dowda, 1595. 

O’Dowda, William, son of Donnell Ballagh, 
died, 1496. | 

O’Dowda, William, son of Donough More, bishop 
of Killala, died, 13250. 

son of, slain, 1369. 

O’Dowda, William, son of Rory, died, 1438. 
O’Dowdas, 1225, 1316, 1386, 1397, 1446, 1476, 
1528, 1532, 1533, 1536, 1542, 1589, 1596. 

O’Dowling of Leix. See O’Dunlaing. 

O’Draeda, or Ua Draeda, Gillachiarain, son of 
Gilladubh, airchinneach of Cunga, died, 1128. 

O’Draighnen, or Ua Draighnen, Gillachiarain, 
successor of Fechin, died, 1163. 

O’Dreain, Gilla-na-naev, erenagh of Ardcarne, 
died, 1240. 

O'Driscoll, O’hEidirsceoil, or Ua hEidirsceoil, 
bishop, 1418. 

O’Driscoll, Fineen, son of Maccon, son of Fineen, 
died, 1409. 

O’Driscoll, Maccon, lord of Corca-Laighe, 1418. 

O’Driscoll More, slain, 1414. 

O’Driscoll More, died, 1419. 

O'Driscoll More, Conor, son of Fineen, died, 
1508. 

O’ Driscoll More, Fineen, son of Conor, installed, 
1508. 

O’Driscoll More, Fineen, son of Conor, 1585. 

O’Driscoll More, Fineen, son of Maccon, died, 
1472. 

O’Driscoll More, Maccon, lord of Corca-Laighe, 
died, 1442. 

O’Driscoll More, Teige, son of Fineen, died, 
1472. 

O’Driscoll Oge, died, 1409. 

O’Droma, Andreas, son of Gilchreest, died, 1450. 

O’Drugain, or Ua Drugain, Maelpadraig, chief 
lector of Ard-Macha, died, 1138. 

O’Dubhagain, or Ua Dubhacan, Gillagori, suc- 





312 


cessor of Einde of Ara, died, 1167. See 
O’ Dugan. 

O’Dubhain, or Ua Dubhain, Dunlang, slain, 952. 

O’Dubhanaigh, or Ua Dubhanaigh, Tuathal, 
bishop of Cluain-Iraird, 1028, 1030. 

O’Dubhatain, or Ua Dubhatain, Daighre, anm- 
chara of Cluain, died, 1056. 

O’Dubhda, or Ua Dubhda. See O’Dowda. 

O’Dubhdara, or Ua Duibhdara, Faelan, lord of 
Feara-Manach, slain, 1128. 

O’Dubhdara, Gillachrist, lord of Feara-Manach, 
slain, 1076. 

O’Dubhdara, Laidhgnen, lord of Feara-Manach, 
slain, 1118. 

O’Dubhdara, Lochlainn, lord of Fearnmhagh, 
slain, 1097. 

O’Dubhlaich, Ua Dubhlaich, or O’Dooley, lord 
of Feara-Tulach, killed, 1040. 

O’Dubhlaich, lord of Feara-Tulach, 1144. 

O? Duffy, O’ Dubhthaigh, or Ua Dubhthaigh, 1273. 

O’Dutiy, Cadhla, or Catholicus, archbishop of 
Puan. EO Po. 1 176: 

died, 1200. 

O'Duffy, Domhnall, archbishop of Connacht, 
successor of Ciaran, died, 1136. 

O’ Duffy, Duflagh, abbot of Cong, died, 1223. 

O’ Duffy, Flannagan, bishop, died, 1168. 

O'Duffy, Flannagan Ruadh, successor of Com- 
man, died, 1097. 

O'Duffy, Kele, bishop of Mayo of the Saxons, 
died, 1209. 

O'Duffy, Maurice, abbot of the monastery of 
Ath-da-laarg, or Boyle, died, 1174. 

O'Duffy, Muireadhach, archbishop of Con- 
naught, 1136, 1143, 1147. 

died, 1150. 

bed of, at Cong, 1168. : 

O’ Duffy, William, bishop of Clonfert, died, 1297. 

©’Dugan, O’Dubhagain, or Ua Dubhagain, 
Camcluana, slain, 1394. 

O’Dugan, Donnell, died, 1487. 

O’Dugan, John More, ollav of Hy-Many, died, 
1372. 














INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Dugan, John, son of Cormac, historian, died, 
1440. 
O’Dugan, Richard, died, 1379. 
O’Duibh, or Ua Duibh, Lorcan, son of Flaith- 
niadh, lord of Creamhthannain, slain, 1071. 
O’Duibhcinn, or Ua Duibhcinn, now Deegan, 
Donncuan, slain, 1103. 

O’Duibhdabhoireann. See O’Duvdavoran. 

O’ Duibhdhiorma, O’Duibhdhirma, or Ua Duibh- 
dhiarma. See O’Duvdirma. 

O’Duibheannaigh, or O’Devany, Conor, bishop 
of Down and Connor, executed, 1611. 

O’Duibheoin, or Ua Duibheoin, Muireadhach, 
lord of Ui-Mic-Uais-Breagh, slain, 1016. 

O’Duibhgeannain. See O’Duigennan. 

O’Duibhgin, or Ua Duibhgin, Mac-Conin, slain, 
1090. 

O’Duibhidhir, or Ua Duibhidhir, 1093. 

O’Duibhidhir, Flaitheamh, bishop of East Lein- 
ster, died, 1104. 

O’Duibhin, or Ua Duibhin, bishop of Cill-dara, 
died, 1148. 

O’Duibhinnsi, or Ua Duibhinnsi, Flann, airchin- 
neach of Lughmhadh, died, 1123. 

O’Duibhinnsi, Muireadhach, airchinneach of 
Lughmhadh, died, 1133. 

O’Duibhleachain, Patrick, abbot of Kells, died, 
1514 

O’Duibhne, or Ua Duibhne, 
Eoghain, 1168. 

O’Duibhratha, or Ua Duibhratha, Gillapha- 
draig, lector of Cill-Dalua, died, 1110. 


of the Cinel- 


“O’Duibhsinaich, or Ua Duibhsinaich, Mael- 


craeibhe, lord of Oirghialla, slain, 917. 

O’Duigennan, O’Duibhgeannain, or Ua Duibh- 
geannain, Catherine, daughter of, died, 
1525. 

O’Duigennan, Clement, vicar of Kilronan, died, 
1357. 

O’Duigennan, Conor, son of Duffy, drowned, 
1488, 

O’Duigennan, Cuconnaught, vicar of Kilronan, 
died, 1362. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Duigennan, David, ollav of the Clann-Mul- 
rony, died, 1398. 

O’Duigennan, Dolbh, son of Duffy, ollav of 
Tirerrill, died, 1578. 

O’Duigennan, Duffy, son of Duffy, historian, 
died, 1511. 

O’Duigennan, Duffy, son of Melaghlin of Kil- 
ronan, ollav, died, 1495. 

O’Duigennan, Duigen, ollav of Conmaicne, died, 
1390. 

O’Duigennan, Duigen Gruamdha, historical 
ollav to Mac Donough, died, 1440. 

O’Duigennan, Farrell, son of Muimhneach, ollav 
of Conmaicne, &c., 1339, 1357. 

died, 1359. 

wife of, died, 1347. 

O’Duigennan, Farrell, of Kilronan, died, 1466. 

O’Duigennan, Gilbert, died, 1431. 

O’Duigennan, Gillapatrick, chief historian of 
Conmaicne, slain, 1323. 

O’Duigennan, Lasarina, daughter of Farrell, 
died, 1381. 

O’Duigennan, Loughlin, son of Murtough, died, 
1357. 

O’Duigennan, Lucas, son of Gillapatrick, slain, 
1323. 

O’Duigennan, Maelpeter, archdeacon of Breifny, 
died, 1296. 

O’Duigennan, Manus Boy, strangled by his 
wife, 1534. 

O’Duigennan, Manus, son of Melaghlin Roe, 
died, 1452. 

O’Duigennan, Matthew Glas, of Kilronan, ollay 
in history, died, 1432. 

O’Duigennan, Melaghlin Roe, slain, 1374. 

O’Duigennan, Mulmurry, son of Dolbh, 1578. 








O’Duigennan, Murtough, son of John, died, 


1464. 
O’Duigennan, Naevag, died, 1360. 
O’Duigennan, Philip, son of David of Kilronan, 
ollav of Clann-Mulrony, died, 1426. 
O'Duigennan, Philip, ollav of Conmaicne, died, 
1340. 


28 





313 


O’Duigennan, Rory, son of David, historian, 
1420. 

O’Duigennan, Vigistin, historian of Conmaicne, 
died, 1384. 

O’Duigennan, of Baile-Coillte-foghair, 1409. 

O’Duileannain, Gillacoimhdheadh, coarb of 
St. Fechin, died, 1230. 

O’Duileannain, or Ua Duileannain, the brehon, 
airchinneach of Eas-dara, died, 1158. 

O’Duinin, Eigneach, intended ollav of Desmond, 
died, 1409. 

O’Duinn, or Ua Duinn. See O’Dunne. 

O’Duinneathaigh, or Ua Duinncathaigh, Etru, 
died, 1108. 

O’Duinncothaigh, Laighgnen, i.e. the Buidh- 
eanach, lord of Gaileanga, slain, 1091. 

O’Duinnsleibhe, or Ua Duinnsleibhe, 1113, 
1156. 

O’Duinnsleibhe Ui-Eochadha, Aedh, king of 
Ulidia, slain, 1158. 

O’Duinnsleibhe, lord of Ulidia, 1153. 

O’Duinnsleibhe Ui-Eochadha, Cu-Uladha, king 
of Ulidia, died, 1157. 

O’ Duinnsleibhe, Cu-Uladh, expelled from Ulidia, 
1148. 

O’Duinnsleibhe, Donnchadh, 1148. See O’Don- 
levy and Mac Donlevy. 

O’Duirnin, now Durnin and Cuffe, Dermot Roe, 
died, 1387. 

O’Duirnin, Hugh, killed, 1398. 

O’Duirnin, Teige, died, 1373. 

O’Duirnin, 1431. 

O’Dunabhra, or Ua Dunabhra, Gilla-na-naemh, 
chief poet of Connaught, died, 1101. 

O’Dunadhaigh, or Ua Dunadhaigh, now Denny, 
Cuchonnacht, son of Gadhra, slain, 1045. 

O'Dunadhaigh, Gadhra, lord of Sil-Anmchadha, 
grandson of, slain, 1069. 

O’Dunadhaigh, Mac-Connacht, lord of Sil- 
Anmchadha, slain, 1032. 


O’Donnagain, or Ua Dunagain, now Donegan, 


Maeleoin, bishop of Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, died, 
1125. 


314 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Dunain, or Ua Dunain, Maelmuire, or Mul- 
murry, archbishop of Munster, noble senior 
of Ireland, 1101, 1111; died, 1117. 

‘foster-son of, 1125. 

son of foster-son of, 1168. 

O’Dunan, Gillapatrick, son of Philip, 1507. 

O’Dunan, Mulmurry, abbot of Cnoc-na-Seangan 
near Louth, died, 1181. 

O’Dunan, killed, 1507. 

O’ Dunchadha, or Ua Dunchadha. SeeO’ Donohoe. 

O’Dunghalaigh, Ua Dunghalaigh, or O’Don- 
nelly, Ceannfaeladh, lord of Muscraighe-thire, 
died, 1078. 

O’Dunghalaigh, Finn, lord of Muscraighe-thire, 
died, 1033. 

O’Dunghalaigh, Maelseachlainn, slain, 1090. 

O’Dunghalaigh, lord of Muscraighe, slain, 990. 

O’ Dunghalaigh, lord of Muscraighe-thire, 1006. 

O’Dunghalain, or Ua Dunghalain, Scannlan, 
abbot of Dun-Leathghlaise, blinded, 1009. 

O’Dunlaing, Ua Dunlaing, or O’Dowling, Cu- 
ciche, lord of Laeighis, slain, 1041. 

'O’Dunne, O’Duinn, or Ua Duinn, Bebinn, 

daughter of Donnell, died, 1376. 

O’ Dunne, Carroll, son of, 1379. 

0’ Dunne, David, chief of Hy-Regan, slain, 1379. 

O’Dunne, Donnchadh, lord of Breagh, seized 
upon, 1023. 

O’Dunne, Gilla-na-nemh, lector of Inis-Cloth- 
rann, died, 1160. 

O’Dunne, Rory, chief of Hy-Regan, died, 1427. 

O’Dunnes, 1381, 1448, 1585. 

O’Durnin. See O’Duirnin. 

O’Duvdavoran, O’Duibhdabhoireann, or Ua 
Duibhdabhoireann, now Davoran, Gilla-na- 
naev, chief brehon of Corcomroe, died, 1364. 

O’Duvdirma, O’Duibhdhiarma, or Ua Duibh- 
dhirma, Aedh, chief of Breadach, died, 1122. 

O’Duvdirma, died, 1419. 

O’Duvdirma, Cathal, 1454. 

O’Duvdirma, Conor, slain, 1260. 

O’Duydirma, Domhnall, brother of Aedh, died, 
1122, 











O’Duvdirma, Donnchadh, 1167. 

O’Duvdirma, Donough, chief of Bredagh, 1178. 

died, 1215. 

O’Duvdirma, Gillamochonna, died, 1043. 

O’Duvdirma, Hugh, son of Conor, slain, 1260. 

O’Duvdirma, Muircheartach, son of Ladhmann, 
lord of Fordruim, slain, 1167. 

O’Duvdirma, Niall, killed, 1198. 

O’Dwyer, O’Duibhidhir, or Ua Dubhuidhir, 
Conor, 1503. 

O’Dwyer, Dermot, son of Philip, 1593. 

O’Dwyer, Dermot, son of Owny, 1598. 

O’ Dwyer, Edmond Duv, abbot of Assaroe, died, 
1519. 

O’Dwyer, Hugh, the official, died, 1492. 

O’Dwyer, Philip, son of Owny of Coill-na- 
manach, 1585. 

died, 1593. 

O’ Dwyer, Thomas, son of Conor, slain, 1473. 

O’Dwyer, Turlough, son of the Abbot, died, 
1577. 

O’Dwyers, 1369, 1568. 

O’Eaghrain, or Ua Eaghrain, Echthighern, suc- 
cessor of Ciarain of Cluain-mic-Nois, and of 








Comman, died, 1052. 

O’Earchadha, or Ua Earchadha, Finnachta, 
slain, 1037. 

Oebhinn, daughter of Donnchadh, died, 950. 

O’Echtighern, or Ua Echthighern, now Aherne, 
Gillachrist, bishop of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
1104. 


| O’Ederla, Gillacaech, 1178. 


Oeghedhchair, abbot of Connor and Lann-Eala, 
died, 865. 

Oenacan, priest of Dun-Leathghlaisi, died, 939. 
Oenacan, son of Egceartach, airchinneach of 
Eaglais-beag at Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 947. 
Oenacan, son of Maeltuile, vice-abbot of Daimh- 

liag-Cianain, died, 890. See Aenagan, 
Oenghus, abbot of Cluain-fearta-Molua, died, 
858. { 
Oenghus, son of Bran, priest of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 948. ; 


re 











INDEX NOMINUM. 315 


Oenghus, son of Carrach Calma, heir of ‘Tea- 
mhair, died, 1016. 

Oenghus, son of Crunnmhael, abbot of Daimh- 
liag, died, 778. 

Oenghus, son of Flann, airchinneach of Lann- 
Leire, died, 1016. 

Oenghus, son of Niall, lord of Ui-Berchon, died, 
851. 

Oenghus, son of Noachan, successor of Feichin, 
died, 954. 

Oenghus Ua Mughroin, lord of Ui-Failghe, slain, 
798. See Aenghus. 

Oenna Mac Ua-Laighisi, St., abbot, died, 569. 

Oenna, of Ara. See Enda. 

Oegheatchair, St., bishop of Aendruim, died, 
730. 

O’Eozhain, Grainne, daughter of Thomas, died, 
1521. 

O’Erodhain, or Ua Erodhan, Cumasgach, abbot 
of Ard-Macha, died, 1075. 

O’Faelain, Ua Faelain, or O’Phelan, Donnchadh, 
son of Maeleachlainn, slain, 1136. 

O’Faelain, Donnell, lord of Deisi-Mumhan, died, 
1205. 

O’Faelain, Gillabhrighde the Blind, lord of the 
Deisi, died, 1085. 

O’Faelain, Maelseachlainn, died, 1086. 

O’Faelain of the Desies, slain, 1196. 

O’Faelain, lord of the Deisi-Mumhan, 1168. 

O’Faelain, lord of the Deisi, taken, 1170. 

O’Faherty of West Connaught. See O’Foghar- 
taigh. 

O’Failbhe, Ua Failbhe, or O’Falvy, tanist of 
Corca-Dhuibhne, slain, 1103. 

O’Failbhe, lord of Corca-Duibhne, slain, 1158. 

O’Faircheallaigh. See O’Farrelly. 

O’Falaghty, Gillapatrick, erenagh of Duncrun, 
died, 1206. 

O’Fallamhain. See O'Fallon. 

O'Fallon, O’Fallamhain, or Ua Follamhain, 
Aedh, son of Maelruanaidh, chief of Clann- 
Uadhach, slain, 1151. 

O'Fallon, Auliffe, son of Fearcair, died, 1225. 





O’Fallon, Brian, son of, slain, 1260. 

O’Fallon, Ceithearnach, chief of Clann-Uadach, 
slain, 1159. 

O’Fallon, Conchobhar, comharba of Cluain- 
Traird, died, 1117. 

O'Fallon, Diarmaid, chief of Clann-Uadach, died, 
1130. 

O’Fallon, Donnell, bishop of Derry, died, 1500. 

O’Fallon, Fallamhan Finn, died, 1161. 

O’Fallon, Fearchair, slain, 1158. 

O’Fallon, Fearchair, chief of Clann-Uadach, 
steward of Ui-Maine, died, 1169. 

O’Fallon, Felim, son of, slain, 1548. 

O’Fallon, Fiachra, i. e. the Devotee, priest, 
drowned, 1092. 

O'Fallon, Flann, son of Auliffe, chief of Clann- 
Uadagh, slain, 1225. 

O’Fallon, Gilla-na-naemh, successor of Coman, 
died, 1152. 

O'Fallon, Hugh, killed, 1291. 

O’Fallon, Hugh Boy, died, 1420. 

O’Fallon, John, lord of Clann-Uadagh, died, 
1337; 

O’Fallon, Lochlainn, lord of Crich-na-gCedach, 
killed, 1124. 

O’Fallon, Mahon, or Mathghamhain, son of 
Flann, lord of Crich-na-gCedach, slain, 1142. 

O’Fallon, Murchadh, tanist of Meath, slain, 1064. 

O’Fallon, Murrough, high constable of Con- 
naught, slain, 1252. 

O’Fallon, Sile, daughter of, died, 1530. 

O’Fallon, Teige, chief of Clann-Uadagh, slain, 
1425. 

O’Fallon, Tuathal, successor of Finnen of 
Cluain-Iraird, died, 1055. 

O’Fallon, successor of Finnen of Cluain-Iraird, 
died, 1150. 

O’Farrell, O’Fearghail, or Ua Fearghail, Aedh, 
lord of Tulach-Og, 1051. 

O’Farrell, Aedh, 1160. 

O'Farrell, Aine, wife of, died, 1431. 

O’Farrell, the Aithcleireach, son of Cuchairne, 
1149. 


2682 


316 


O'Farrell, Awley, abbot of the Regles of Derry, 
1203. ; 

O'Farrell, O’Fearghail, or Ua Fearghail, Auliffe, 
chief of Annaly, 1182, 

died, 1207. 

’ O'Farrell, Auliffe, slain, 1268. 

O’Farrell, Auliffe, died, 1315. 

O’Farrell, Brian, died, 1345. 

O'Farrell, Brian Boy, son of Rury, 1497. 

O’ Farrell, Brian, son of Edmond, son of Thomas, 
slain, 1443. 

O'Farrell, Brian, son of Laoiseach, slain, 1450. 

O’Farrell, Brian, son of Murtough Oge, lord of 
the Clann-Auliffe, died, 1457. 

O’Farrell, Cahir, son of Donough, died, 1415. 

O'Farrell, Calvagh, slain, 1323. 

O’Farrell, Carbry, bishop of Ardagh, died at 
Rome, 1378. 

O'Farrell, Carbry, son of Brian, son of Mur- 
rough, lord of Caladh-na-hAnghaile, died, 
1386. 

O’Farrell, Carbry, son of Laoiseach, taken pri- 
soner, 1450. 

O’Farrell, Cathal, 1408. 

O'Farrell, Cathal Oge, died, 1370. 

O’Farrell, Cathal, son of, 1489. 

O'Farrell, Cathal, lord of Annaly, died, 1348. 

O'Farrell, Cathal, heir of Annaly, died, 1385. 

O'Farrell, Cathal, son of Geoffrey, died, 1383. 

O’Farrell, Cathal, son of Gilla-na-naev, lord of 
Annaly, died, 1282. 

O'Farrell, Cathal, son of Murrough, died, 1313. 

O’Farrell, Cathal, son of Murrough, lord of 
Annaly, 1347. 

O'Farrell, Cathal, son of Thomas, died, 1432. 

O’Farrell, Cathal, son of Thomas, 1490. 

O'Farrell, Cathal, son of William, slain, 1452. 

sons of, 1475. 

O'Farrell, Catherine, daughter of Donnell Boy, 
died, 1486. ft 

O'Farrell, Conmac, son of John, nominated 
O'Farrell, 1488. © 

died, 1494. 














INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Farrell, Conor, son of Farrell, son of Cucon- 
naught, bishop of Ardagh, 1416. 

died, 1424. 

O’Farrell, Conor, son of Hugh, died, 1448. 

O’Farrell, Conor, son of Laoighseach, 1458. 

O'Farrell, Cormac, 1389. 

died, 1407. 

O’Farrell; Cormac Ballagh, son of Farrell, son 
of Cuconnaught, 1417. 

O’Farrell, Cormac Mael, slain, 1391. 

O’Farrell, Cormac, son of John, 1382. 

O'Farrell, Cormac, son of John, son of Donnell, 
1489. 

O'Farrell, Cormac, son of Tomaltagh, slain, 1374. 

O’Farrell, Cuconnaught, son of Hugh, lord of 
Magh-Treagha, died, 1384. 

O’Farrell, Cumara, died, 1483. 

O’Farrell, Cusleibhe, son of, slain, 1087. 

O'Farrell, Dermot, son of Brian, slain, 1342. 

O’Farrell, Dermot, son of John, lord of Annaly, 
died, 1362. 

O'Farrell, Dermot, son of John, slain, 1472. 

O'Farrell, Dermot, son of Murrough, slain, 1330. 

O’Farrell, Dervorgilla, daughter of, died, 1355. 

O'Farrell, O’Fearghail, or Ua Fearghail, Domh- 
nall, lord of the Fortuatha of Leinster, 1039. 

slain, 1043. 

O’Farrell, Donnell, chief of Conmaicne, slain, 
1172. 

O’Farrell, Donnell, slain, 1269. 

son of, 1265. 














_O’Farrell, Donnell, sons of, 1444, 


O’Farrell, Donnell Boy, 1443, 1445, 1467. 

son of, 1430. 

O'Farrell, Donnell Duv, or Domhnall Dubh, 
lord of Fortuatha-Laighean, died, 1095. 

O'Farrell, Donnell, son of Cusleibhe, plundered, 
1115. 

O’Farrell, Donnell, son of Hugh Oge, slain,1310. 

O'Farrell, Donnell, son of John, lord of Annaly, 
1323. : 





died, 1355. 
O'Farrell, Donnell, son of John, 1382. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 317 


O’Farrell, Donnell, son of John, chief of Muin- 
tir-Annaly, died, 1435. 

O'Farrell, Donnell, son of John, slain, 1475. 

O’Farrell, Donnell, son of John, lord of the 
Clann-Auliffe, slain, 1497. 

O’Farrell, Donnell, son of Murchadh, chief of 
Muintir-Annaly, died, 1170. 

O’Farrell, Donough, lord of Annaly, died, 1209. 

O'Farrell, Donough, killed, 1373. 

O'Farrell, Donough, tanist of the O’Farrells, 
slain, 1549. 

O'Farrell, Donough, son of Brien Caech, slain, 
1489. 

O'Farrell, Donough, son of Hugh Oge, died, 
1347. 

O'Farrell, Donough, son of John, died, 1467. 

O’Farrell, Duvesa, daughter of, died, 1328. 

O'Farrell, Echthighern, died, 1110. 

O'Farrell, Edmond, son of, taken prisoner, 1462. 

O’Farrell, Edmond Duv, son of Ross, lord of 
Cala-na-hAnghaile, died, 1490. 

O'Farrell, Edmond, son of Donnell Boy, died, 
1473. 

O’Farrell, Edmond, son of John, killed, 1478. 

O'Farrell, Edmond, son of Matthew, died, 1473. 

O’Farrell, Edmond, son of Thomas, son of Ca- 
thal, died, 1444. 

wife of, died, 1412. 

O’Farrell, Faghtna, slain, 1478. 

O'Farrell, Faghtna, son of Teige, 1557. 

O’Farrell, Farrell, son of Cathal, died, 1384. 

O'Farrell, Farrell, son of Cuconnaught, died, 
1408. 

O’Farrell, Farrell, son of John Gallda, slain, 
1316. 

O’Farrell, Felim, son of Gilla-na-naev, successor 
of Edmond Duv, 1490. 

O'Farrell, Fergus, son of Brian, died, 1599. 

O'Farrell, Fergus, son of Cormac, slain, 1369. 

O’Farrell, Fergus, son of Edmond, 1490. 

O'Farrell, Flaithbheartach, lord of Tealach-Og, 

slain, 1068. 
O'Farrell, Geoffrey, died, 1384, 








O'Farrell, Geoffrey, son of Edmond, slain, 1458. 

O’Farrell, Geoffrey, son of Gilla-na-naev, lord 
of Annaly, 1271, 1282, 1295, 1310. 

died, 1318. 

O'Farrell, Geoffrey, son of Gilla-na-naev, heir 
of Annaly, died, 1375. 

O'Farrell, Geoffrey, son of Murrough, lord of 
the Clann-Hugh, died, 1455. 

O'Farrell, Geoffrey, son of Siacus, prior of 
Mainistir- Derg, died, 1476. 





‘O'Farrell, Gerald, son of Hugh Oge, lord of 


Magh-Treagha, slain, 1497. 

O'Farrell, Gilla-na-naev, chief of Muintir- 
Annaly, died, 1141, 1143. 

O’Farrell, Gilla-na-naev, lord of Annaly, 1248, 
1253; 1255, 1262, 1269. 

O’Farrell, Gilla-na-naev, son of Donnell, lord of 
Cala-na-hAnghaile, died, 1486. 

sons of, 1490. 4 

O’Farrell, Gilla-na-naev, son of Geoffrey, lord of 
Annaly, 1322. 

died, 1347. 

O’Farrell, Gilla-na-naev, son of Hugh, lord of 
Annaly, died, 1274. 

O’Farrell, Gillaphadraig, lord of the Fortuatha- 
Laighean, slain, 1072. 

O’Farrell, Godfrey, son of Murtough, slain, 
1310. 

O’Farrell, Henry, son of Donnell, died, 1380. 

O’Farrell, Hubert, son of Fergus, slain, 1595. 

O’Farrell, Hubert, son of Rury, died, 1475. 

O’Farrell, Hugh, lord of Muintir-Annaly, 1182. 

slain, 1196. 

son of, 1174. 

O'Farrell, Hugh, 1330. 

O'Farrell, Hugh Ciabhach, son of Murrough, 
sons of, 1232, 

O'Farrell, Hugh Oge, died, 1305. 

O’Farrell, Hugh, son of Auliffe, chief of Annaly, 
1223, 1228. 

burned, 1232, 

O’Farrell, Hugh, son of Donnell, slain, 1269. 

O’Farrell, Hugh, son of Donough, slain, 1228, 

















318 


O’Farrell, Hugh, son of John, died, 1376. 

O’Farrell, Hugh, son of Maelisa, slain, 1310. 

O’Farrell, Hugh, son of Murrough, slain, 1330. 

O’Farrell, Irial, lord of Annaly, 1461, 1467. 

blinded, 1473. 

sons of, 1475. 

descendants of, 1486. 

O’Farrell, Ivor, son of Murrough, slain, 1346. 

O’Farrell, James, abbot of Leath-ratha, died, 
1467. 

O’Farrell, James, son of Rury, slain, 1500. 

O’Farrell, John, slain, 1318. 

sons of, 1323, 1329. 

O'Farrell, John, lord of Annaly, 1377, 1398. 

castle built by, 1377. 

died, 1399. 

O’Farrell, John, chief of Annaly, 1444, 1467. 

died, 1475. 

son of, 1489. 

O'Farrell, John, son of Brian, son of Edmond, 
slain, 1444, 

O'Farrell, John, son of Donnell, lord of Annaly, 
died, 1383. 

O'Farrell, John, son of Donnell, son of John, 
1458. 





























sons of, 1472. 

descendants of, 1475. 

O’Farrell, John, son of Melaghlin, died, 1474, 

O'Farrell, John, son of the official, son of Mur- 
tough Oge, died, 1464. 

O’Farrell, John Roe, son of Carbry, 1497. 

O'Farrell, Johnin, son of Cormac, slain, 1369. 

O'Farrell, Kedagh, son of Thomas, slain, 1497. 

O'Farrell, Kepagh, slain, 1323. 

O'Farrell, Laoighseach, son of Kedagh, slain, 
1497. 

O'Farrell, Laoighseach, son of Ross, 1462. 

died, 1467. 

descendants of, 1489. 

O'Farrell, Lasarina, daughter of, died, 1363. 

O'Farrell, Loughlin, son of Auliffe, slain, 1322. 

O'Farrell, Mahon, son of Gilla-na-naev, lord of 
Annaly, died, 1353. 














INDEX NOMINUM. 


O'Farrell, Mahon, son of William, died, 1461. 

O’Farrell, Manus, slain, 1337. 

O'Farrell, Manus, son of Melaghlin, died, 1384. 

O’Farrell, Matthew, son of Cuconnaught, lord 

. of Magh-Treagha, 1417. 

O'Farrell, Melaghlin, bishop of Ardagh, died, 
1367. 

O’Farrell, Melaghlin Connaughtagh, died, 1370. 

O’Farrell, Melaghlin, son of Brian, died, 1464. 

wife of, died, 1464. 





- O’Farrell, Melaghlin, son of Cormac, slain, 1369. 


O'Farrell, Melaghlin, son of Farrell, slain, 1374. 

O’Farrell, Melaghlin, son of Murrough, lord of 
Annaly, died, 1364. 

O’Farrell, More, wife of, died, 1320. 

O'Farrell, More, wife of, died, 1356. 

O’Farrell, More, daughter of, died, 1378. 

O’Farrell, Murchadh, lord of Fortuatha-Laigh- 
ean, slain, 1170. 

O’Farrell, Murrough Carragh, 1217. 

slain, 1223. 

son of, 1232, 1262, 1270. 

O’Farrell, Murrough Bane, son of John, heir of 
Annaly, died, 1398. 

descendants of, 1445. 

O’Farrell, Murrough Finn, slain, 1256. 

O’Farrell, Murrough, son of Cathal, died, 1354. 

O’Farrell, Murrough, son of Cathal, died, 1355. 

O’Farrell, Murrough, son of Cormac, slain, 
1497. 

O’Farrell, Murrough, son of Gilla-na-naemh, 

_ died, 1150. 

O’Farrell, Murrough, son of Gilla-na-naev, lord 
of Annaly, slain, 1322. 

O’Farrell, Murtough Carragh, 1218. 

O’Farrell, Murtough Oge, 1462. 

O’Farrell, Murtough Midheach, son of Brian, 
lord of Caladh, in Annaly, 1411. 

O’Farrell, Murtough, son of Auliffe, slain, 1322. 

O’Farrell, Murtough, son of Bran, son of,1154. 

O’Farrell, Murtough, son of Dermot, slain,1316. 

O’Farrell, Ranailt, daughter of, died, 1255. 

Q’Farrell, Redmond, son of Owny, died, 1489. > 

















INDEX NOMINUM. 319 


O’Farrell, Redmond, son of the prior, son of 
Loughlin, died, 1464. 

O’Farrell, Richard, son of the Great Dean, 
bishop of Ardagh, died, 1444. 

O'Farrell, Robert, 1322. 

died, 1376. 

O'Farrell, Rory, son of-Cathal, slain, 1373. 





-O’Farrell, Rory, son of Cathal, slain, 1412. 


O'Farrell, Rory, son of Cathal, 1488. 

O'Farrell, Ross, son of Murtough Midheach, 
called the O’Farrell, 1445. 

sons of, 1464. 

O’Farrell, Rury, son of Cathal, became chief of 
Annaly, 1475. 

died, 1496. 

O'Farrell, Rury, son of Irial, slain, 1500. 

O'Farrell, Rury, son of John, died, 1382. 








‘O'Farrell, Rury, son of Ross, died, 1475. 


O’Farrell, Seoinin, nephew of Murrough, 1322. 

slain, 1323. 

O'Farrell, Siacus Cam, son of Farrell, lord of 
the Clann-Auliffe, died, 1463. 

O’Farrell, Tadhg, killed, 1160. 

O'Farrell, Tadhg, or Teige, slain, 1217. 

O'Farrell, Thomas, son of Auliffe, slain, 1316. 

O'Farrell, Thomas, son of Cathal, tanist of An- 
naly, slain, 1462. 

O'Farrell, Thomas, son of Cathal, lord of An- 
naly, slain, 1398. 

O’Farrell, Thomas, son of Murrough, died, 1365. 

O'Farrell, Tomaltagh, son of Carbry, died, 1384. 

O'Farrell, William, son of Donough, 1464. 

O'Farrell, William, son of Donough, bishop of 
Annaly, 1504. . 

died, 1516. 








.O’Farrell, William, son of Hugh Oge, slain, 1316. 


O'Farrell, William, son of John, lord of Annaly, 

_ died, 1445. 

O’Farrell Bane, Donnell, slain, 1557. 

O'Farrell Bane,: Ross, son of William, 1598. 

O'Farrell Bane, Teige, son of Cormac, died, 
1556. 

O'Farrell Bane, William, son of Donnell, 1585. 





O'Farrell Boy, Faghtna, son of Brian, 1585. 

O’Farrells, 1296, 1316, 1376, 1380, 1410, 1452, 
1455, 1460, 1462, 1504, 1595, 1597. 

O’Farrelly, O’Faircheallaigh, or Ua Faircheal- 
laigh, Brian, priest, died, 1484. 

O’Farrelly, Conaing, successor of St. Maedhog, 
Maidoe, or Mogue, died, 1059. 

O’Farrelly, Duibhinsi, abbot of Druim-leathan, 
died, 1025, 

O’Farrelly, John, canon of Druim-leathan or 
Drumlane, died, 1484. : 

O’Farrelly, Murray, son of Maelbrighde, coarb 
of St. Maidoc or Mogue, died, 1257. 

O’Farrelly, Murray, coarb of St. Maidoe, died, 
1368. 

O’Farrelly, Nicholas, son of the coarb of St. 
Maidoe, died, 1325. 

O’Farrell, William, coarb of St. Maidoc, 1369. 

O’Feadacain, or Ua Fedacain, slain, 1094. 

O’Fearcomais Maelcainnigh, or Mulkenny, lec- 
tor of Derry, drowned, 1189. 

O’Feareubhais, or Ua Fearcubhais, Fearghal, 
lector of Ard-Macha, died, 1152. 

O’Fearghail. See O'Farrell. 

O’Fearghail, Awley, abbot of the regles of 
Derry, 1203. 

O’Fearghusa, vicar of Imaidh, died, 1362. 

O’Feely. See O’Fihelly. 

O’Ferrall. See O'Farrell. 

O’Fiachna, or Ua Fiachna, Dubhdarach, slain, 
990. 

O’Fiachna, Leathlobhar, or Lalor, lord of Dal- 
Araidhe, 977. 

O’Fiachrach, or Ua Fiachrach, lord of Ui-Fin- 
eachlais, 1170. 

O’Fiachra, or Ua Fiachrach, Finshnechta, abbot 
of Teach-Mochua, died, 1007. 

O’Fiachrach, Conaing, abbot of Teach-Mochua, 
died, 1001. 

O’Fiachrach, Finnguine, abbot of Teach-Mo- 
chua, died, 969. 

O’Fiachrach, Mac-Cuirr-na-gColpach, lord of 
Ui-Feineachlais, slain, 1154. 


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320 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Fiacla, or Ua Fiacla, Domhnall, 1107. 
O’Fiaich, Dermot, abbot of the church of Gilla- 
Molaisse O’Gillarain, at Tuam, died, 1229. 
O’Fiaich, Donnell, son of Teige, son of Gillami- 

chill, drowned, 1507. 

O’Fiaich, Gilchrist, vicar of Aire-Broscaigh,died, 
1482. 

O’Fiaich, Hugh, son of Gilchrist, vicar of 
Airidhbrosca, died, 1514. 

O’Fiaich, John, erenagh, died, 1506. 

O’Fialain, or O’Phelan, Cuconnaught, died, 
1452. 

O’Fialain, Farrell, professor of poetry, died, 
1510. 

O’Fialain, Gilla-Isa, died, 1452. 

O’Fialain, Gillapatrick Oge, poet, died, 1451. 

O’Fialain, John, poet, died, 1378. 

O’Fialain, Owen, poet, died, 1431. 

O’Fialains, 1449, 1489. 

O’Fidhabhra, or O’Fiavra, successor of Kieran, 
died, 1181. 

O’Fidain, or Ua Fidan, Macraith, head of the 
island of Loch-Cre, died, 1143. 

O’Fihelly, O’Feely, or O’Fithcheallaigh, or 
Ua Fithcheallaigh, Maurice, Flos Mundi, 
archbishop of Tuam, died, 1513. 

O’Finn, or Ua Finn, Aedh, bishop of Breifne, 
died, 1136. 

O’Finn, Aedh, chief lector of the men of Bre- 
ifne, died, 1137. 

O’Finn, Cormac, bishop of Munster, died, 1020. 

O’Finn, Cormac, chief lector of Dal-gCais, died, 
1088. 

O’Finn, Cuchaille, airchinneach of Cill-Colgain, 
died, 1132. 

O’Finn, Cuchaille, lord of Feara-Rois, died, 
1073. 

O’Finn, David, abbot of the monastery of Boyle, 
died, 1263. : 

O’Finn, Donnell, coarb of Clonfert-Brendan, 
died, 1195. 

O’Finn, Randal, 1230. 

O'Finn, lord of Feara-Rois, slain, 1109. 





O’Finnaghty, O’Finnachta, or Ua Finnachtaigh, 
-a bishop, 1350. 

O’Finnaghty, Fearghal, noble priest of Ross- 
Commain, died, 1155. 

O’Finnaghty, Donough, slain, 1309. 

O’Finnaghty, Flann, 1176. 

O’Finnaghty, Hugh, died, 1269. 

O’Finnaghty, John, elected bishop of Elphin, 
1326. 

died, 1354. 

O’Finnaghty, Maelisa, comharba of Ros-Com- 
main, died, 1135. 

O’Finnaghty, Magrath, chief musician, &c., to 
Sil-Murray, died, 1361. 

O’Finnaghty, Manus, son of Flann, called an 
Crossach Donn, 1189. 

O’Finnaghty, Muireadhach, grandson of Muir- 
eadhach, chief of Clann-Murchadha, slain, 
1140. 

O’Finnaghty, Muireadhach, or Murray, chief of 
Clann-Murrough, died, 1225. 

O’Finnaghty, Nicholas, died, 1361. 

O’Finnaghty, Simon, erenagh of Elphin, died, 
1289. 

O’Finnaghty, Sitric, son of Flann, chief of 
Clann-Murrough, died, 1194. 

O’Finnaghty, Suibhne, bishop of Cill-dara, died, 
878. 

O’Finnaghty, Teige, slain, 1225. 

O’Finnaghty, Tuathal, died, 1360. 

O’Finnallain, or Ua Finnallain, Cearbhall, lord 
of Dealbhna-mor, died, 1144. 

O’Finnallain, Cucaisil, slain, 1163. 

O’Finnallain, Kellagh, lord of Delvin-Mor, 
1174. 

O’Finnallain, Murchadh, lord of Dealbhna-mor, 
1160, 1168. 

O’Finnguine, or Ua Finnguine, lord of Eoghan- 

’ gcht-Caille-na-manach, killed, 1046. 

O’Finnerty. See O’Finnaghty. 

O’Firghil. See O’F reel. 

O’Fiodhabhra. See O’Fidhabhra. 

O’Fithcheallaigh. See O’Fihelly. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 321 


O'Flaherty, O’Fhlaithbheartaigh, or Ua Plaith- 
bheartaigh, now Laverty or Lafferty, Archu, 
heir of Aileach, slain, 1134. 


O'Flaherty, Conghalach, heir of Aileach, died, 


1123. 
O’Flaherty of Aileach, Donnell, died, 1177. 
O’Flaherty of Aileach, Gillarevagh, slain, 1183. 
O’Flaherty, Murchadh, lord of Aileach, 968, 
971, 972. 
O’Flaherty of Aileach, lord of Kinel-Owen, 1178, 
1186. 





slain, 1187. 

O’Flaherty, Flaherty, prior of Dungiven, died, 
1206. 

O'Flaherty of Aileach, Seiridh, slain, 971. 

O'Flaherty, O’Flaithbheartaigh, or Ua Flaith- 
bheartaigh, Aedh or Hugh, lord of West 
Connaught, died, 1091. 

O'Flaherty, Brian, of West Connaught, died, 
yar 

sons of, 1410. 

O’Flaherty, Brian Boy, of West Connaught, 
slain, 1196. 

O’Flaherty, Brian, son of Donnell, heir of Carn 
Gegach, died, 1402. 

O’Flaherty, Brian, son of Murchadh, 1117. 

O’Flaherty, Brian, son of Rory, died, 1214. 

O'Flaherty, Cathal, son of Hugh, slain, 1196. 

O'Flaherty, Conchobhar, lord of West Con- 
naught, 1125, 1132. 

O'Flaherty, Dermot Duv, sons of, 1415. 

O’Flaherty, Donnell, 1225. 

O'Flaherty, Donnell-an-chogaidh, son of Gilla- 
duv, sons of, 1584. 

O'Flaherty, Donnell-an-bhaid, or Donnell of the 
Boat, 1503. 

O'Flaherty, Donnell, of Achadh- na-nIubhar, 
sons of, 1572. ; 

O’Flaherty, Donnell Finn, slain, 1422. 

O’Flaherty, Donnell, son of Hugh, lord of West 
Connaught, slain, 1410. 

sons of, 1422. 

O'Flaherty, Donnell, son of Rory, slain, 1226. 








2T 





O'Flaherty, Donnell, son of Rory, 1589. 

hanged, 1595. 

O'Flaherty, Donough, 1304. 

O'Flaherty, Donough, bishop of Killala, died, 
1306. 

O’Flaherty, Edmond, son of Murrough of the 
Battle-axes, hanged, 1589. 

O'Flaherty, Flaithbheartach, 1092, 1097, 1098. 

slain, 1133. 

O’Flaherty, Gilladuv, son of Brian, lord of West 
Connaught, 1415. 

died, 1442. 

O'Flaherty, Gillaphadraig, airchinneach of Sord, 
died, 1028. 

O'Flaherty, Hubert, killed, 1304. 

O'Flaherty, Hugh, lord of West Connaught, 
died, 1172. 

O’Flaherty, Hugh, lord of West Connaught, 
1207, 1225, 1226, 1235. 

died, 1236. 

O'Flaherty, Hugh, lord cf West Connaught, 
died, 1407. 

O’Flaherty, Hugh, son of Conor, official of 
Annadown, died, 1268. 

O’Flaherty, Hugh, son of Rory, 1227. 

O’Flaherty, Muireadhach, lord of West Con- 
naught, slain, 112]. 

O’Flaherty, Muireadhach, son of Aedh, lord of 
Clann-Coscraigh, died an ecclesiastic, 1124. 

O’Flaherty, Muireadhach, lord of Ui-Briuin- 
Seola, died, 1034. 

O'Flaherty, Murchadh, heir of West Connaught, 
slain, 1036, 
O’Flaherty, Murrough-na-dTuagh, son of Teige, 
1560, 1570, 1572, 1576, 1585, 1586, 1589. 
O’Flaherty, Murrough-na-Maer, son of Donnell- 
an-chogaidh, 1599. 

O’Flaherty, Murrough-na-mart, son of Mul- 
murry, 1588. 

O’Flaherty, Murrough Oge, son of Murrough 
na dTuagh, hanged, 1595. 

O’Flaherty, Murrough Salach, son of Teige, 
slain, 1584. 














322 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O'Flaherty, Murrough, son of Brian, lord of 
West Connaught, 1419. 

O'Flaherty, Murrough, son of Brian-na-nOin- 
seach, descendants of, 1584. 


O’Flaherty, Murrough, son of Domhnall, slain, 


1159. 

O'Flaherty, Murrough, son of Donnell, drowned, 
1565. 

O’Flaherty, Murtough, lord of West Connaught, 
died, 1204. 

~ sons of, 1226. 

O'Flaherty, Murtough, bishop of Annadown, 
died, 1241. 

O’Flaherty, Murtough, slain, 1281. 

O’Flaherty, Murtough Midheach, son of, 1196. 

O’Flaherty, Owen, slain, 1439. 

son of, slain, 1503. 

descendants of, 1584, 1586. 

O’Flaherty, Owen, son of Donnell-an-Chogaidh, 
put to death, 1586. 

O'Flaherty, Rory, of West Connaught, slain, 
1061. 

O’Flaherty, Rory or Ruaidhri, of West Con- 
naught, slain, 1145. 

O’Flaherty, Rory, lord of West Connaught, 
taken prisoner, 1197. 

sons of, 1201. 

O’Flaherty, Rory, Ruaidhri, or Roderic, 1256, 
1273. 

O'Flaherty, Rory Oge, 1503. 

O'Flaherty, Rory, son of Dermot Duv, drowned, 
1417. 

O’Flaherty, Rory, son of Murrough, drowned, 
1417. 

O’Flaherty, Teige Oge, son of Teige-na-Buile, 
1584, 1589. 

O’Flaherty, Teige, son of Murrough-na-dTuagh, 
or of the Battle-axes, 1584, 1589. 

O’Flaherty, Urun, son of Murrough of the 
Battle-axes, slain, 1589. 

O’Flahertys of West Connaught, 1061, 1158, 
1225, 1248, 1384, 1412, 1542. 

O’Flainn, or Ua Floinn, See O'Flynn. 

















O’Flahiff, or Ua Fhlaithimh, Donnell, 1260. 
O’Flaithbheartaigh, or Ua Flaithbheartaigh. See 
O'Flaherty. 

O’Flainnchua, or Ua Flainnchua, Maelisa, senior 
of Imleach-Ibhair, died, 1058. 

O’Flaithecain, or Ua Flaithecain, Murchadh, air- 
chinneach of Ard-bo, died, 1103. 

O’Flaithen, or Ua Flaithen, 1044. 

O’Flaithen, Eochaidh, 1056. 

O’Flaithen, Loingseach, successor of Ciaran and 
Cronan, slain, 1042. 

O’Flaithen, Macraith, successor of Ciaran and 
Cronan of Tuaim-Greine, 1098. 

died, 1100. 

O’Flaithfhileadh, or Ua Flaithfhileadh, Aedh, 
son of Cochlan, 1089. 

O’Flaithfhileadh, Gillacainnigh, lord of Dealbh- 
na-Beathra, slain, 1089. 

O’Flaithri, or Ua Flathrai, Archu, lord of 
Leath-Chathail, slain, 1147. 

O’Flaithri, Cathasach, grandson of, killed, 
1166. 

O’Flaithri, Cu-Uladh, king of Ulidia, expelled, 
1071. 








burned, 1072. 

O’Flaithri, Finachta, abbot of Tir-da-ghlas, 
died, 971. 

O’Flanagan, O’Flannagain, or Ua Flannagain, 
Aedh, lord of Lurg and Ui-Fiachrach, slain, 
1039. 

O’Flanagan, Bartholomew, son of Hugh, prior 
of Devenish, died, 1462. 

O’Flanagan, Beanmumhan, daughter of, died, 
1464. 

O’Flanagan, Benedict, prior of Kilmore-na- 
Sinna, died, 1330. 

O’Flanagan, Brian, sons of, 1349. 

O’Flanagan, Colum, abbot of Maein-Choluim- 
Chille, died, 1014. 

O’Flanagan, Conaing, vice-airchinneach of Ard- 
Macha, died, 980. 

O’Flanagan, Conn, prior of Kilmore, 1232. 

died, 1249. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 823 


O’Flanagan, Conn Craibhdheach (the Pious), 
died, 1202. 

O’Flanagan, Conor, plundered, 1336. 

O’Flanagan, Conor, son of Geoffrey, heir of 
Clann-Cathail, 1414. 

O’Flanagan, Cormac, brother and successor of 
Murtough, 1450. 

O’Flanagan, Cormac, son of Cormac, died, 1505. 

son of, 1446. j 

O’Flanagan, Cugranna, son of, killed, 1207. 

O’Flanagan, David, sons of, 1394. 

O’Flanagan, Dermot, slain, 1256. 

O’Flanagan, Dermot, 1284. 

sons of, 1325. 

O’Flanagan, Dermot, lord of Clann-Cathail, 
1329, 1336. 

O’Flanagan, Dermot, son of Conor, chief of 
Clann-Cathail, died, 1474. 

O’Flanagan, Donnell, abbot of Cong, died, 1245. 

O’Flanagan, Donnell, lord of Clann-Cathail, 
died, 1184. 

O’Flanagan, Donough, became bishop of Elphin, 
1303. 








died, 1307. 

O’Flanagan, Edwina, daughter of, died, 1263. 

O’Flanagan, Eochaidh, historian, 987. 

O’Flanagan, Eochaidh, airchinneach of Ard- 
Macha, &c., died, 1003. 

O’Flanagan, Flaherty, chief of Clann-Cathail in 
Connaught, 1225, 1231. 

wife of, died, 1231. 

O’Flanagan, Flann, lord of Teathbha, died, 
1153. 

O’Flanagan, Geoffrey, chief of Clann-Cathail, 
died, 1377. 

son of, 1449. 

O’Flanagan, Gilbert, slain, 1206. 

O’Flanagan, Gillaphadraig, lord of Teathbha, 
slain, 1034. 

O’Flanagan, Hugh, prior of Lisgool, died, 1419. 

O’Flanagan, Hugh, son of Loughlin, 1449. 

O’Flanagan, Hugh, son of the Parson of Inis- 
Maighe-samh, died, 1530. 














O’Flanagan, James, son of the Parson of Inis- 
Maighe-samh, died, 1531. 

O’Flanagan, Laurence, prior of Devenish, died, 
1505. 

O’Flanagan, Manus, heir of Clann-Cathail, slain, 
1317; 

O’Flanagan, Melaghlin, chief of Clann-Cathail, 
1284. 

slain, 1294. 

O’Flanagan, Melaghlin, slain, 1336. 

O’Flanagan, Melaghlin, son of Murrough, dean 
of Elphin, died, 1487. 

O’Flanagan, Muireadhach, chief of Clann-Cathail, 
died, 1150. 

O’Flanagan, Muireadhach, lector of Ard-Macha, 
died, 983. 

O’Flanagan, Muireadhach, priest, died, 1147. 





O’Flanagan, Murrough, son of Tomaltagh, slain, 
1342, 

O’Flanagan, Murtough, sons of, 1394. 

O’Flanagan, Murtough, archdeacon of Elphin, 
died, 1402. 

O’Flanagan, Murtough, lord of Clann-Cathail, 
died, 1293. 

O’Flanagan, Murtough, son of Flaherty, slain, 
1228. 

O’Flanagan, Niall, lord of Teathbha, slain, 1036. 

O’Flanagan, Nicholas, parson of Devenish, died, 
1450. 

O’Flanagan, Nicholas, son of Pierce, parson of 
Devenish, died, 1520. 

O’Flanagan, Piarus, or Pierce, son of Nicholas, 
official of Lough Erne, died, 1479. 

O’Flanagan, Raghallagh, slain, 1233. 

O’Flanagan, Redmond, son of Gilbert, slain, 
1484. 

O’Flanagan, Redmond, prior of Devenish, son 
of the Parson of Inis-Maigh-samh, died, 1521. 

O’Flanagan, Spailleach, 1118. 

O’Flanagan, Sitric, chief of Ui-Maine, 1037. 

slain, 1048. 

O’Flanagan, Teige, 1268. 

died, 1289. 








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324 - 


O’Flanagan, William, son of the Dean, prior of 
Roscommon, died, 1444. 

O’Flanagan, William, priest, &c., of Elphin, died, 
1461. 

O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, Cormac, chief of 
Tuath-ratha, slain, 1310. 

O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, Cormac, son of Gilla- 
Tsa, chief of Tuath-ratha, died, 1470. 

O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, Dermot, chief of 
Tuath-ratha, slain, 1303. 

O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, 
Tuath-ratha, died, 1393. 

O’Flenagan of Fermanagh, Enna, chief of Tuath- 
ratha, died, 1351. 

O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, Gilbert, chief of 
Tuath-ratha, slain, 1349. 

O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, Gilbert, heir of 
Tuath-ratha, died, 1428. 

O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, Gilbert, son of Cor- 
mac, chief of Tuath-ratha, died, 1496. 

Margaret, wife of, died, 1498. 

O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, Gilla-Isa, son of, 
slain, 1358. 

O’Flanagan- of Fermanagh, Gilla-Isa, chief of 
Tuath-ratha, slain, 1429. 

O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, Gilla-Isa, chief of 
Tuath-ratha, slain, 1537. 

O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, Gilla-Isa, son of 
Cormac, slain, 1469. 

O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, Gilla-Isa, son of 
Turlough, styled O’Flanagan, 1531. 

O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, Manus, son of Gil- 
bert, chief of Tuath-ratha, died, 1531. 

OP lsnagan of Fermanagh, Melaghlin, chief of 

Tuath-ratha, slain, 1325. 

O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, Murtough, chief of 
Tuath-ratha, died, 1383. 

O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, Murtough, chief of 
Tuath-ratha, died, 1450. 

O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, Murtough, son of 
Murtough, chief of Tuath-ratha, died, 1507. 

O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, Teige, son of Gilla- 
Isa, chief of Tuath-ratha, slain, 1394. 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Flanagan of Fermanagh, Turlough, son of 
Gilla-Isa, chief of Tuath-ratha, died, 1488, 

O’Flanagans, 1046, 1296, 1306, 1310, 1542. 

O’Flannagain, or Ua Flannagain. See O’Fla- 
nagan. 

O’Flannain, or Ua Flannain, bishop of Clisis! 
Uamha, died, 1167. 

O’Flannain, Maelbrighde, anchorite of Lis-mor, 
died, 1129. 

O’Fiannchadha, or Ua Flannchadha, Iarnan, 
slain, 1035. 

O’Flannelly, O’Flannghaile, or Ua Flannghaile, 
vicar of Skreen-Adamnan, died, 1395. 

O’Flathrae, or Ua Flathrae. See O’Flaithri. 

O’Flathrai, or Ua Flathrai. See O’Flaithri. 

O’Floinn, or Ua Flainn. See O’Flynn. 

O'Flynn, Aenghus, successor of Brenainn of 
Cluainfearta, died, 1036. 

O’F lynn, O’Floinn, or Ua Flainn, Amhalghaidh, 
grandson of, slain, 1147, 

O'Flynn, Brian, 1284. 

O’Flynn, Brian, lord of Teallach-Curnam, died, 
1341. 

O’F lynn, Connla, successor of Molaisi of Leith- 
ghlinn, died, 1113. 

O’Flynn, Coinneagan, successor of Brenainn of 
Cluainfearta, died, 1081. 

O’Flynn, Diarmaid, successor of Ailbhe of 
Imleach-Iubhair, died, 1114. 

O’Flynn, Donnell, slain, 1271. 

O’Flynn, Donough, 1263. 


O'Flynn, Donslevy, abbot of the church of 


SS. Peter and Paul at Armagh, died, 1255. 

O’Flynn, Flaherty, coarb of Dachonna, died, 
1209. 

O’Flynn, Flann Oge, 1266. 

O’Flynn, Hugh, 1176. 

O’F lynn, Murchadh, son of Tadhg, heir of seria 
ster, slain, 1115. 

O’Flynn, Murtough, 1413. 

O’F lynn, Maelisa, prior of Eas-mac-nEire, 1207. 

died, 1222. 

O’F lynn, Teige, son of Donough, 1263. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 325 


O’Flynn, Thomas, son of Cuchairrge, died, 1331. 

O’Flynn, Flann, lord of Gaileanga, died, 1030. 

O’F lynn, O’Fhlainn, or Ua Fhloinn, now O’Lyn, 
Brian, lord of Hy-Tuirtre, died, 1291. 

O’F lynn, Cumhaighe, son of Deoraidh, lord of 
Durlas, drowned, 1121. 

O'Flynn, Cumhaighe, or Cooey, lord of Hy- 
Tuirtre, &., slain, 1176. 

wife of, died, 1176. 

O’Flynn, Cumee, brother of Cooey, chief of, Ui- 
Tuirtre and Fir-Li of the Bann, 1176, 1177, 
1178, 1181, 1194. 

O’Flynn, Cuuladh; son of Deoraidh, lord of Ui- 
Tuirtre and Dal-Araidhe, died, 1158. 





O’Flynn of Ui-Tuirtre, Deoraidh, son and grand- 


son of, 1154. 

O’Flynn Line, Manus of Line, or Moylinny, 
slain, 1345. 

O'Flynn, Murtough, lord of Hy-Tuirtre, slain, 
1218. 

O’Flynn Line, Murtough, son of Thomas, slain, 
1359. 

O’Flynn, Niall, slain, 1201. 

O’Flynn, Rory, lord of Derlas, in Ui-Tuirtre, 
died, 1215. ; 

O’F lynn, Thomas, lord of Ui-Tuirtre, died, 1368. 

O’Flynn, chief of Moy-hEleog, in Tirawley, 
1217. 

O'Flynn of Sil-Maelruain, Conor, son of Fiachra, 
1300, 1307. 

O’Flynn, David, chief of Sil-Maelruain, 1225. 

died, 1228. 

O’Floinn, Fiachra, chief of Sil-Maelruain, 
killed, 1104. 

O'Flynn, Fiachra, chief of Cill-Mailruana, died, 
1200. : 

O’Flynn, Fiachra, son of Dayid, chief of Sil- 
Maelruain, 1240, 1241. 

died, 1245. * 

O’F lynn, Fiachra, 1284. 

O'Flynn, Fiachra, chief of Sil-Maelruain, 1284. 
: slain, 1289. 

———~ son of, 1300. 














O’Flynn, Fiachra, heir to Sil-Maelruain, died, 
1368. : 





sons of, 1383. 

O’Flynn, Flann, son of Fiachra, slain, 1306. 

O’F lynn, Gilla-na-naemh, chief of Sil-Maeile- 
ruain, slain, 1133. : 

O’Flynn, Hugh, chief of Sil-Maelruain, died, 
1192. 

O’Ftynn, Melaghlin, lord of Sil-Maelruain, 1469. 

O’Flynns of Sil-Maelruain, 1236, 1309, 1413, 
1443, 1469, 1487, 1597. 

O’Fogarty, O’Fogarta, or Ua Fogartaigh, Con- 
chobhar, lord of South Eile, killed, 1121. 

O’Fogarty, or Ua Fogarta, Donnell or Domh- 
nall, lord of South Eile, slain, 1171. 

O’Fogarty, Donnell, bishop of Ossory, died, 
1178. 

O’Fogarty, Fiachra, priest of Cluain-fearta-Bre- 
nainn, died, 1006. 

O’Fogarty, Flann, lord of Breacraighe, died, 941. 

O’Fogarty, Fogartach, 1093. 
O’Fogarty, Gormlaith, daughter, of, and wife of 
king Toirdhealbhach O’Brien, died, 1077. 
O’Fogarty, Maelruanaidh, lord of South Eile, 
slain, 1057. 

O’Fogartys of Eile, 1072, 1150. 

O’Foghartaigh, Ua Foghartaigh, now O’Faherty, 
Foghartach of West Connaught, 1092. 

O’Foghladha, or Ua Foghladha, now Foley, 
Maelisa, archbishop of Caiseal, died, 1131. 

O’Foirreidh, or Ua Foirreith, now Furey, Aedh, 
bishop of Ard-Macha, 1049. 

died, 1056. 

O’Foirreidh, Cathalan, paragon of wisdom and 
piety, died, 1088. 

O’Foirreith, Macraith, a learned historian, died, 
LI3¢: 

O’Foirtchern, now Foran, 1175. 

O’Foley. See O’Foghladha. 

O’Follamhain. See O’Fallon. 

O’Forannain, or Ua Forannain, Gilladowny, air- 
chinneach of Ard-sratha, or Ardstraw, died, 
1179. 





326 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Forannain, Guaire, archinneach of Ard-stratha, 
died, 949. 

O’Forannain, Jacob, died, 742. 

O’Forannain, Maelbrighde, airchinneach of Ard- 
stratha, died, 1127. 

O’Freel, O’Firghil, or Ua Firghil, airchinneach 
of Kilmacrenan, 1592. 

O’Freel, bishop, 1581. 

O’F reel, coarb of Columbkille, 1603. 

O’F reel, Conor, killed, 1261. 

O’F reel, Donough Balv, slain, 1497. 

O’Freel, Farrell, bishop of Raphoe, died, 1299. 

O’F reel, Gilla~-Adamnan, coarb of St. Adamnan, 
died, 1328. 

O’Fuilleachain, or Ua Fuilleachain, Macraith, 
bishop, died, 1143. 

O’Fuirg, or Ua Fuirg, Domhnall, lord of Ui- 
Furgo, slain, 1131. 

O’Gabhaidh, or Ua Gabhaidh, bishop of Disert- 
Diarmada, died, 1038. 

O’Gabhla, or Ua Gabhla, Ciaran, bishop of 
Cluain-fearta-Brenainn, died, 951. 

O’Gadhra, See O’Gara. 

O’Gaibhtheachain. See O’Gaughan. 

O’Gairbh, or Ua Gairbh. See O’Garve. 

O’Gairbhith, Ua Gairbhith, or O’Garvey, Cu- 
locha, lord of Ua Meith, slain, 1027. 

O’Gairmleadhaigh, or Ua Gairmleadhaigh. See 
O’Gormly. 

O’Galain, or Ua Galain, Gilla-na-naemh, chief 
of Clann-Dunghalaigh, slain, 1159. 

O’Gallagher, O’Galchobhair, or Ua Galchobhair, 
Art, abbot, died, 1502. 

O’Gallagher, Art, son of Felim Finn, bishop of 
Raphoe, died, 1561. 

O’Gallagher, Brian, son of the bishop, sons of, 
1513. 

O’Gallagher, Cahir, or Cathaoir, son of Donnell 
Balbh, 1543. , 

O’Gallagher, Cahir, son of John, 1575. 

O’Gallagher, Cahir, son of Tuathal Balbh,1543. 

—— killed, 1544. 

O’Gallagher, Cathal, sons of, 1498. 





O’Gallagher, Donnell, son of Farrell, died, 
TSiie 

O’Gallagher, Donnell, son of Tuathal, slain, 
1497. 

O’Gallagher, Donough, 1570. 

O’Gallagher, Donough, coarb of Adamnan, died, 
1450. 

O’Gallagher, Donough, son of Felim Finn, 1557. 

O’Gallagher, Edmond, son of Brian, bishop of 
Raphoe, died, 1543. 

O’Gallagher, Edmond, son of Donough, slain, 
1497. 

O’Gallagher, Edmond, son of John, died, 1534. 

O’Gallagher, Farrell, son of Turlough, 1581. 

O’Gallagher, Felim Finn, son of, liberated, 

"1544. 

O’Gallagher, Felim, son of Gilla-Duv, slain, 
1497. 

O’Gallagher, Ferdoragh, son of John, 1543, 
1570. 

O’Gallagher, Honora, daughter of Tuathal 
Balbh, 1546. 

O’Gallagher, Hugh, descendants of, 1543, 1544. 

O’Gallagher, Hugh Boy, son of Dubhaltach, 
slain, 1527. 

O’Gallagher, Hugh Gruama, son of William, 
son of the bishop, slain, 1540. 

O’Gallagher, Hugh, son of the dean, 1586. 

killed, 1588. 

O’Gallagher, James, son of Turlough, hanged, 
1599. ; 

O’Gallagher, John, 1498. 





O’Gallagher, John, son of Donnell Roe, died, 


1550. 

O’Gallagher, John Ballagh, son of John, sons 
of, 1543. 

O’Gallagher, Sir John, son of Tuathal Balbh, 
1588. 

—~@- died, 1595. 

O’Gallagher, Loughlin, bishop of Raphoe, 1420. 

—— died, 1438. 

O’Gallagher, Maelcabha, or Maelcava, son of 
Cahir, 1578, , 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 327 


O’Gallagher, Maelcobha, comharba of Scrin- 
Adhamhnain, died, 1022. 

O’Gallagher, Owen, son of Cormac Carragh, 
slain, 1494. 

O’Gallagher, Owen, son of Edmond, 1546. - 

died, 1560. 

wife of, 1546. 

O’Gallagher, Owen, son of Ferdorcha, slain, 
1603. 

O’Gallagher, Owen, son of John, 1602. 

O’Gallagher, Owen, son of Tuathal Balbh, dean 
of Raphoe, died, 1580. 

O’Gallagher, Owen, son of Tuathal, 1585. 

O’Gallagher, Redmond, bishop of Derry, 1597. 

killed, 1601. 

O’ Gallagher, Tuathal, two sons of, taken priso- 
ners, 1497. 

O’Gallagher, Tuathal Balbh, son of John, son 
of Rory, died, 1541. 

son of, 1544. 

O’Gallagher, Tuathal, son of the Dean, 1603. 

O’Gallagher, Turlough, 1498. 

O’Gallagher, Turlough, son of Brian Uaine, 
coarb of Carraic, died, 1516. 

O’ Gallagher, Turlough, son of Cathal, slain, 
1497. 

O’Gallagher, Turlough, son of Felim Finn, 
1543, 1544. 

O’Gallagher, Turlough, son of Tuathal Balbh, 
head of a sept, slain, 1576. 

O’Gallagher, William Oge, son of William, son 
of the bishop, slain, 1540. 

O’Gallagher, William, son of the bishop, slain, 
1497. d 

O’Gallagher, William, son of Edmond, slain, 
1494. } 

O’Gallaghers, 1388, 1431, 1450, 1470, 1522, 
1531, 1537, 1567. 

O’Gara, O’Gadhra, or Ua Gadhra, Brian, died, 
1325. 

O’Gara, Conor Cam, slain, 1436. 

O’Gara, Dermot, 1328. 

©’ Gara, Dermot, son and successor of Owen,] 469. 

















O’Gara, Dermot, son of Owen, taken prisoner, 
1495. 

O’Gara, Donnell, died, 1217. 

O’Gara, Donough Roe, slain, 1328. 

O’Gara, Donslevy, killed, 1067. 

O’Gara, Donslevy, 1226. 

O’Gara, Donslevy, lord of Sliabh-Lugha, slain, 
1227. ' 

O’Gara, Farrell, tanist of Coolavin, slain, 1461. 

son of, slain, 1478. 

O’Gara, Gillaroe, 1227. 

O’Gara, Kian, son of Brian, slain, 1495. 

O’Gara, Manus, slain, 1254. 

O’Gara, Owen, son of Dermot, lord of Coolavin, 
died, 1537. 

O’Gara, Owen, son of Owen, son of Tomaltagh 
Oge, lord of Coolavin, died, 1469. 

O’Gara, Owen, son of Tomaltagh Oge, lord of 
Coolavin, died, 1469. 

O’Gara, Rory, tanist of Luighne, slain, 1056. 

O’Gara, Rory, lord of Sliabh Lugha, died, 
1206. 

O’Gara, Rory, heir to the lordship of Luighne, 
died, 1059. 

O’Gara, Rory, lord of Sliabh Lugha,1237,1256. 

slain, 1256. 

O’Gara, Rory, lord of Sliabh Lugha, slain, 
1285. 

O’Gara, Toichleach, lord of South Luighne, 
.slain, 964. 

O’Gara, Teige, son of Kian, slain, 1260. 

O’Gara, Teige, son of Rory, died, 1241. 

sons of, 1228. 

O’Gara, Tomaltach, slain, 1464. 

O’Garas, 1128, 1329, 1359, 1435, 1436, 1451. 

O’Garbhain, or Ua Garbhain, Cathasach, lector 
of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 1022. 

O’Garbhain, Tuathal, bishop of Cill-Chuilinn, 
died, 1030. 

O’Garve, O’Gairbh, or Ua Gairbh, Manus, chief 
of Fir-Droma, slain, 1188. 

O’Gaughan, O’Gaibhtheachain, or Ua Gaibhthea- 
chain, chief of Moy-heleag, 1180, 1269. 











328 INDEX NOMINUM. : 


O’Gearadhain, or Ua Gearadhain, Finnbbarr, 
grandson of, slain, 1162. 

O’Gearadhain, Mac-Finnbhairr, son of, slain, 
1159. . 

O’Gearagain, or Ua Gearagain, Cian, or Kian, 
successor of Cainneach, died, 1012. 

O’Gearagain, or Ua Gearagain, Maelmaire, suc- 
cessor of Cainneach, died, 1007. 

O’Gearruidhir, or Ua Gearruidhir, bishop of 
Cill-Dalua, died, 1054. 

O’Geibhennaigh, or Ua Geibhennaigh, now Kea- 
veny, tanist of Ui-Maine, killed, 1018. 

O’Gerachain, or Ua Gerachain, Cian, successor 
of Cainneach, died, 1154. 

O’Gerain, John, son of Conor, died, 1507. 

O’Gibellan, O’Gibeallain, or Ua Gibeallain, Flo- 
rence, archdeacon of Elphin, died, 1287. 

O’ Gibellan, Gilla-Isa(Gelasius), monk, died,1234. 

O’Gibellan, Hugh, priest, died, 1236. 

O’Gibellan, Maurice, chief professor of canon 
law, &c., died, 1328. 

O’Gibhleachain, or Ua Gibhleachain, Mac Gilla- 
fhinain, successor of Feichin of Fobhar, died, 
LIS: 

O’Gillalainne, or Ua Gillalainne, distinguished 
chieftain, slain, 1166. 

O’Gillapatrick O’Gillaphadraig, or Ua Gillapha- 
draig, David, son of Kellagh, bishop of Clon- 
macnois, died, 1253. 

O’Gillapatrick, Donough, son of Anmchadh, 
1247. See Fitzpatrick. 

killed, 1249. 





O’Gillarain, abbot of Trinity Church, at Tuam, r 


died, 1256. 

O’Gilla-Ultain, or Ua Gilla-Ultain, Carrgha- 
mhain; or Carroon, chief of Muintir Maoilt- 
sinna, slain, 1180. 

O’Gilla-Ultain, Tadhg, grandson of Carrghamh- 
ain, slain, 1162. 

O’Glascon, or Ua Glascon, Maelinmhain, abbot 
of Cluain-Dolcain, died, 920. 

O’Goaigh, or Ua Goaigh, Donnchadh, lord of 
Cianachta Glinne Geimhin, slain, 1014. 





O’Gobhann, or Ua Gobhann. See O’Gowan. 

O’Godain, or Ua Godain, Maelmaire, noble 
priest, died, 1127. 

O’Goirmghialla, Hugh, lord of Partry, in Carra, 
slain, 1206. 

O’Gormghilla, or Ua Goirmghilla, Echthigh- 
earn, died, 1008. 

O’Goirmleaghaidh, or Ua Gairmleaghaidh. See 
O’Gormly. 

O’Gormain, or Ua Gormain, Aenghus, succes- 
sor of Comhghall, died, 1123. 

O’Gormain, Flann, chief lecturer of Armagh, 
died, 1174. 

O’Gormain, Maelcaeimhghin, master of Lugh- 
mhadh, died, 1164. 

O’Gorman of Ui-Bairche and of Thomond. See 
Mac Gorman. 

O’Gormally, or Ua Gormghaile, the bishop, 
died, 1149. 

O’Gormally, O’Gormghaile, or Ua Gormghaile, 
Gill-na-naev, priest of Rathloury, died, 1218. 

O’Gormally, Maelisa, son of Daniel, prior of 
Inis-macnerin, died, 1234. 

O’Gormally, Murray, prior of Inis-macnerin, 
died, 1229, 1230 

Ua Gormghaile. See O’Gormally. 

O’Gormly O’Goirmleaghaidh, or 
dhaigh, Auliffe, slain, 1260. 

O’Gormly, Auliffe, son of Menman, killed, 
1179. 

O’Gormly, Brian, slain, 1507. 

O’Gormly, Caech-Bearnais, slain, 1239. 

O’Gormly, Conor, or Conchobhar, chief of Cinel- 
Moain, slain, 1119. ° 

O’Gormly, Conor, slain, 1280. 

O’Gormly, Conor, son of Conor, and brother of 
Melaghlin, slain, 1484, 

O’Gormly, Conor, son of Niall, chief of Kinel- 
Moen, died, 1232. 

O’Gormly, Cormac, slain, 1583. 

O’Gormly, Donnell, or Domhnall, slain, 1084. 

O’Gormly, Donncll, or Domhnall, chief of Cinel- 
Eoghain, 1128, 1143, 1145, 1148. 


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O’Gormly, Donnell, chief of Cinel-Moain, or 
Kinel-Moen, slain, 1160. 

O’Gormly, Donnell, son of Donnell, banished, 
1178. 

O’Gormly, Edmond, son of Manus, slain, 1508. 

O’Gormly, Enna, chief of Kinel-Moen, slain, 
1281. 

O’Gormly, Gilla-an-Choimhdhe, son of Kenny, 
died, 1318. 

O’Gormly, Gormlaith, wife of Gilla-an-Choimh- 
dhe, died, 1318. 

O’Gormly, Henry, slain, 1401. 

O’Gormly, Melaghlin, chief of Kinel-Moen, 
slain, 1280. 

O’Gormly, Melaghlin, chief of Kinel-Moen, died, 
1307. 

O’Gormly, Melaghlin, chief of Kinel-Moen, died, 
1340. 

O’Gormly, Melaghlin, slain, 1359. 

O’Gormly, Melaghlin, son of Conor, slain, 1484. 

O’Gormly, Moen, son of Henry, slain, 1431. 

O’Gormly, Murtough, son of Henry, died, 1490. 

O’Gormly, Niall, 1175. 

O’Gormly, Niall, lord of Magh-Ithe and Kinel- 
Enda, 1175. 

slain, 1177. 

O’Gormly, Niall, chief of Kinel-Moen, died, 
1261. 

O’Gormly, Niall, heir of Kinel-Moen, died, 1406. 

O’Gormly, Sitric, slain, 1195. 

O’Gormly, Sorley, slain, 1239. 

O’Gormly, Sorley, slain, 1292. 

O’Gormleys of Kinel-Moen, 1129, 1160, 1180, 
1183, 1252, 1341. 

O’Gowan, O’Gobhann, or Ua Gobhann, Mahon, 
son of Turlough, died, 1489. 

O’Gowan, 1492. 

O’Grady, O’Grada, or Ua Grada, Aneslis, slain, 
1151. 

O’Grady, Donnell, chief of Kinel-Dunghaile, 
died, 1268. 

O’Grady, Donnell, lord of Kinel-Dunghaile, 
slain, 1311. 








O’Grady, Donough Oge, son of Donough, arch- 
deacon of Killaloe, died, 1558. 

O’Grady, Donough Qge, son of Donough, dean, 
1582. 

O’Grady, John, archbishop of Tuam, died,1371. 
O’Grady, Kenfaela, successor of, Cronan of 
Tuaim-Greine, or Tomgraney, died, 1184. 
O’Grady, Nicholas, abbot of Tuaim-Greine, died, 

1485. 
O’Grady, Rory, son of, slain, 1268. 


O’Grady, Teige, chief of Kinel-Dunghaile, died, 


1408. 

O’Greefa, O’Griobhtha, or Ua Gribhtha, Jonn, 
son of John, sons of, 1588. 

O’Greefa, Mahon, bishop of Killaloe, died, 1483. 

O’Grugan, or Ua Grugain, Maelbrighde, ere- 
nagh of Elphin, died, 1265. 

O’Guaire, or Ua Guaire, now Gorey, Cairbre, 
died, 962. 

O’Guaire, Maelfinnen, anchorite of Daimhinis, 
died, 1058. 

O’Guaire, Tadhg, lord of Ui-Cuilinn, slain, 1032. 

O’Gusain, or Ua Gusain, Ruaidhri, died, 993. 

O’Hadhmaill, or Ua h-Adhmaill, now Hamill, 
distinguished chieftain, slain, 1166. See 
O’ Hamill. 
O’h-Aedha, Ua h-Aedha, O’Hea, or Hughes, lord 
of Ui-Fiachrach-Arda-sratha, slain, 1044. 
O’h-Aedha, lord of Ui-Fiachrach-Arda-sratha, 
died, 1069. 

O’h-Aedha, Aedh, people of, 1133. 

O’h-Aedha, Broen, airchinneach of Eaglais-beg 
at Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 986. 

O’h-Aedha, Ferdoragh, son of Ballagh, slain, 
1493. 

O’h-Aedha, Flann, successor of Einne of Ara, 
died, 1110. 

O’h-Aedha, Foghartach, lord of Magh-Luirg, 
killed, 1033. 

O’h-Aedha, Muireadhach, lord of Muscraighe, 
died, 1009. 

O’h-Aedhagain, or Ua h-Aedhagain, now Egan, 
Dubhghall, lord of Ui-Niallain, slain, 1054. 


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O’h-Aedhagain, Imhar, 1126. 

died, 1134. 

O’h-Aedhagain, Rumann, abbot of Cluain-Eois, 
died, 978. 

O*h-Aedhagain, Scolaighe, lord of Dartraighe, 
slain, 945, 

O’Haenaigh, or Ua h-Aenaigh, now Heany, 
Maelfinnia, bishop of Tuath-Luighne, died, 
992. 

O’h-Aenghusa, or Ua h-Aenghusa, now Hen- 
nessy, Aenghus, airchinneach of Druimcliabh, 
burned, 1029. 

O’h-Aghda, or Ua h-Aghda, Aghda, son of 
Gillacoluim, lord of Teathbha, put’to death, 
1031. 

O’h-Aghda, Bec, lord of Teathbha, slain, 1028. 

O’h-Aghdha, Gillacoluim, lord of Teathbha, 
1014, 1015. 

O’h-Aichir, or Ua h-Aichir, now O’Hehir or 
O’Hare, Amhlaiabh, slain, 1094. 

O’h-Aichir, Donnchadh, lord of Magh-Adhair, 
died, 1099. 

O’h-Aidith, or Ua h-Aideith, 1020. 

O’h-Aidith, Domhnall, lord of Ui-Eathach, 
killed, 1119. 

O’h- Aidith, Flaithbheartach, lord of Ui-Eathach- 
Uladh, blinded, 1094. See O*h-Aiteidh. 

Ov’h-Aileacain, or Ua h-Aileacain, Maelpeadair, 
lector of Ard-Macha, slain, 1042. 

O’h-Ailealla, or Ua h-Ailealla, airchinneach of 
Cill-Cuilinn, died, 948. 

O’h-Aileallain, or Ua h-Aileallain, Ruaidhri, 
lord of Ui-Eathach, slain, 1018. 

O’h-Aileallain, Cumasgach, lord of Ui-Eathach, 
slain, 1044. 

Ovh-Ailgheanain, or Ua h-Ailgheanain, Mac 
Beathadh, successor of Bairre, died, 1106. 
O*h-Ailghiusa, or Ua h-Ailghiusa, Robhartach, 
anchorite of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 1006. 
O’h-Aille, or Ua h-Aille, Fothadh, chief anm- 
chara of Cluain-mic-Nois and Leath-Chuinn, 

died, 1081. ~ 

O*h-Ainbheidh, O’h-Ainbhfeith, or Ua h-Ain- 








bheith, now O’Hanvey or Hannify, Domh- 
nall, lord of Ui-Meith, killed, 1107. See 
O’Hanvey. 

O’h-Ainbhidh, Diarmaid, lord of Ui-Meith, 
1170. 

slain, 1178. 

O’h-Ainbhidh, Cucoigcriche, lord of Feara-Bile, 
killed, 1095. 

O’h-Ainbhidh, lord of Oirghialla, died, 1095. 

O’h-Ainbhidh, Flann, lord of South Oirghialla, 
died, 1096. 

O’h-Ainbhidh, Flann, lord of Ui-Meith, slain, 
1043. 

O’h-Aingli, or Ua h-Aingli, Samuel, bishop of 
Ath-cliath, died, 1121. 

O’h-Ainlighe. See O’Hanly. 

O’Hainmche, dean of Killala, died, 1416. 

O’h-Ainmire, or Ua h-Ainmire, Eachmarcach, 
learned senior of the Irish, died, 1135. 

O’h-Ainmire, Maelisa, bishop of Port-Lairge, 
died, 1135. 

O’h-Ainniarraidh, or Ua h-Ainniarraidh, now 
O’Henery or Henry, Conchobhar, lord of 
Cianachta, slain, 1096. 

O’h-Ainniarraidh, Gilla-Easbuig-Eoghain, lord 
of Cianachta-Glinne-Geimhin, killed, 1121. 
O’h-Ainnin, or Ua h-Ainnin, Maelbrighde, noble 

martyr of Ireland, died, 1133. 

O’h-Aireachtaigh, or Ua h-Aireachtaigh, now 
O’Heraghty, Colman, successor of Comhghall 
of Beannchair, died, 1058. 





O’h-Aireachtaigh, Goll-Cluana, i. e. Gillapha- 


draig, ollamh of West Meath, died, 1130. 
O’h-Aireachtaigh, Raghnall Donn, chief of 
Muintir-Maelmartain, slain, 1154. 
O’h-Aireattaigh, or Ua h-Airretaich, Ailill, 
successor of Ciaran of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
1070. 
O’h-Airt, or Ua h-Airt, now O’Hart or Hart, 
Maelruanaidh, lord of Teathbha, died, 1087. 
O’h-Airt, of East Teathbha, 1098. 
O’h-Airt, Muircheartach, lord of Teathbha, 
slain, 1099. 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’h-Airtri, or Ua h-Airtri, Maelisa, steward of 
Connaught, died, 1123. 

O’h-Aiteidh, or Ua h-Aiteidh, Aedh, king of 
Ui-Eathach-Cobha, slain, 965. 

O’h-Aiteidh, slain, 988. 

O’h-Aiteidh, lord of Ui-Eathach, slain, 1005. 

O’h-Aiteidh, Aiteidh, lord of Ui-Eathach-Uladh, 
burned, 1046. ; 

O*’h-Aiteidh, Domhnall, lord of Ui-Eathach, 
slain, 980. 

O’h-Aiteidh, Domhnall, slain, 1086. 

O’h-Aiteidh, Echmhilidh, lord of Ui-Eathach, 
slain, 1065. 

O’h-Aiteidh, Echri, lord of Ui-Eathach, killed, 
1136. 

O’Halligan. See O’h-Ailecain. 

O’Hallilan. See O’h-Aileallain. 

O’Hallgaith, Faghtna, coarb of Drumacoo, died, 
1232. 

O’Hallinan. See O’h-Ailgheanain. 

O’h-Amhrain, slain, 1099. 

O’h-Amhradhain, or Ua h-Amhradhain, Aissidh, 
lord of Dal-Fiatach, died, 1100. 

O’Hamill, O’h-Adhmaill, or Ua h-Adhmaill, 
Ruarcan, poet to O’Hanlon, died, 1376. 

O’Hanainn, Maelisa, prior of Roscommon, &c., 
died, 1266. 

O’h-Anchainge, or Ua h-Anchainge, Dunchadh, 
prelector of Ard-Macha, died, 1040. 

O’h-Anghluinn, chief tympanist of Ireland, 
died, 1490. 

O’Hanlon, O’h-Anluain, or Ua h-Anluain, 
Brian Bacagh, son of Edmond Roe, sons of, 
1498. 

O’ Hanlon, Cu-Uladh, slain, 1260. 

O’Hanlon, Cu-Uladh, lord of Orior, slain, 1297. 

O’Hanlon, Donough or Donnchadh, lord of 
Ui-Niallain, killed, 1111. 

O'Hanlon, Edmond Roe, son of Murrough, slain, 
1493. 

O’Hanlon, Felim, slain, 1481. 

O’Hanlon, Felim, son of Toirdhealbhach, Tur- 
lough, slain, 1492. 





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O'Hanlon, Flaithbheartach, lord of Ui-Niallain, 
slain, 983. 

O’Hanlon, Gillapatrick, son of Felim, slain, 
1495. 

O’Hanlon, Glasny, son of John, slain, 1497. 

O’Hanlon, John, slain, 1476. 

O’Hanlon, Manus, lord of Orior, blinded, 1321. 

O’ Hanlon, Manus Oge, slain, 1497. 

O’Hanlon, Manus Reagh, slain, 1497. 

O’Hanlon, Melaghlin, son of Felim, 1495, 1496. 

O’ Hanlon, Murrough, lord of the Oriors, put 
to death, 1246. 

O’Hanlon, Murrough Roe, son of Felim, slain, 
1495. 

O’Hanlon, Niall, slain, 1260. 

O’Hanlon, Niall, son of Cu-Uladh, lord of Orior, 
slain, 1321. 

O’Hanlon, Redmond, sons of, 1492. 

O’Hanlons of Orior, 1194, 1269, 1273, 1376, 
1380, 1391, 1396, 1422, 1424, 1492, 1504. 

O’h-Anluain. See O’Hanlon. 

O’Hanly, O’h-Ainlighe, or Ua h-Ainlighe,Conor, 
killed, 1275. 

O’Hanly, Conor, grandson of Cormac, son of, 
slain, 1482. 

O’Hanly, Conor, son of Aenghus, chief of the 
Race of Dofa, died, 1358. 

O’Hanly, Conor, son of Edmond, died, 1468. 

O’Hanly, Conor, son of Ivor, slain, 1408. 

O’Hanly, Cormac, died, 1369. 

O’Hanly, Dermot, died, 1360. 

O’Hanly, Dermot, son of Loughlin Oge, heir of 
Kinel-Dofa, slain, 1482. 

O’Hanly, Dermot Boy, son of, slain, 1490. 

O’Hanly, Donnell, chief of Kinel-Dofa, died, 
1287. 

O’Hanly, Donnell Caech, son of the O’Hanly, 
died, 1489. 

O’Hanly, Donnell, son of Rory Boy, 1495. 

O’Hanly, Donough, son of Siacus, slain, 1482. 

O’Hanly, Edmond, son of Melaghlin, died, 1475. 

O’Hanly, Edmond, son of Teige, slain, 1478. 

O’Hanly, Fergus, son of Edmond, 1490. 


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O’Hanly, Gillacoimhdhe, grandson of Leastar, 
chief of Cinel-Dobhtha, 1151, 1176. 

O’Hanly, Gilla-na-naev, son of Donnell, chief of 
Kinel-Dofa, 1482. 

slain, 1492. 

O’Hanly, Gilla-na-naev, son of Hugh, lord of 
Kinel-Dofa, died, 1452. 

O’Hanly, Hugh Boy, son of the O’Hanly, died, 
1489. 

O’Hanly, Hugh, chief of Kinel-Dofa, 1396. 

died, 1405. 

O’Hanly, Hugh, son of Owney, died, 1469. 

O’Hanly, Ivor, heir of Kinel-Dofa, slain, 1383. 

O’Hanly, John, son of, slain, 1396. 

O’Hanly, Loughlin, 1381. 

daughter of, 1415. 

O’Hanly, Loughlin Oge, chief of Kinel-Dofa, 
slain, 1452. 

O’Hanly, Loughlin, son of Gilla-claen, died, 
1486. 

O’Hanly, Mac-an-leastair, chief of Cinel-Dobh- 
tha, taken prisoner, 1133. 

O’Hanly, Maelruanaidh, noble priest of Cluain- 
coirpthe, died, 1155. 

O’Hanly, Manus, chief of Kinel-Dofa, died, 
1297. 

O’Hanly, Murrough, son of Gilla-na-naev, son 
of, 1452. 

O’Hanly, Murtough, son of Owny, chief of 
Dofa, 1490. 

died, 1495. 

O’Hanly, Murtough, son of Tomaltagh, died, 
1472. 

O’Hanly, Owney, son of Gilla-na-naev, 1452. 

O’Hanly, Randal, died, 1369. 

O’Hanly, Rory Boy, son of Gilla-na-naev, made 
chief of Kinel-Dofa, 1452. 

O’Hanly, Rory Boy, chief of Kinel-Dofa, died, 
1482. 

O’Hanly, Rory Oge, son of Rory Boy, died, 
1484. 

O’Hanly, Teige, slain, 1311. 

O’Hanly, Teige, son of Brian, 1469. 

















INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Hanly, Teige, son of Gilla-na-naev, chief of 
Kinel-Dofa, 1482, 1490. 

O’Hanly, Teige, son of Murtough, died, 1469. 

O’Hanlys of Kinel-Dofa, 1176, 1382, 1473, 1489, 
1536, 1595, 1597. 

O’h-Anmchadha, or Ua h-Anmchadha, Anmcha, 
bishop of Ard-fearta-Breanainn, died, 1117. 
O’h-Anmchadha, or Ua h-Anmchadha, Aedh, 

lord of Ui-Maccaille, slain, 1160. 
O’h-Anmchadha, Gillacaech, sons of, 1160. 
O’h-Anmchadha, Gillamacaiblen, successor of 

Brenainn of Cluain-fearta, died, 1166. 
O’h-Anradhain, O’h-Anrothain, or Ua h-Anra- 

dhain, now O’ Hanrahan or Hanrahan, Colum, 

airchinneach of Ross-ailithir, died, 1096. 
O’h-Anradhain, Gillabhrenainn, successor of 

Brenainn of Cluaintfearta, died, 1134. 
O’h-Anradhain, Gilla~-Emhin, lord of Ui-Cremh- 

thannain, slain, 1042. 

O’h-Anradhain, Maelbhrenainn, successor of 

nainn of Cluain-fearta, died, 1132. 
O’Hanratty. See O’h-Innreachtaigh. 
O’Hanvey, or O’Hannafey. See O’h-Ainbhidh. 
O’Hara, O’h-Eaghra, or Ua h-Eaghra, Aedh, 

lord of Luighne, died, 1155. ; 
O'Hara, Art, lord of Leyny, slain, 1316. 
O’Hara, Art, hanged, 1415. 
O'Hara, Art-na-gCapall, lord of Leyny, 1278. 
O’Hara, Bec, lord of Leyny in Connaught, slain, 
1183. 
O’Hara, Brian, 1067. 
O’Hara, Brian, son of Donnell Duy, slain, 1269. 
O’Hara, Brian, son of John, bishop of Achonry, 
died, 1409. 
O’Hara, Brian Carragh, 1298, 1306. 
O’Hara, Cathal, slain, 1261. 
O’Hara, Conaing, lector of Cluain-mic-Nois, 

died, 1063. 

O’Hara, Conor or Conchobhar Ciabhach, tanist 

of Luighne, died, 1151. 

O’Hara, Conor Gud, lord of Leyny, 1205, 1207, 

1210. 





died, 1231. 


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O’Hara, Cormac, slain, 1365. 

O’Hara, Cormac, son of John, and brother of 
Donough, styled the O’Hara, 1439. 

O’Hara, Dermot, lord of Leyny, died, 1250, 

O’Hara, Donnell or Domhnall, lord of Luighne, 
slain, 1023. 

O'Hara, Donnell, lord of Leyny, died, 1177. 

O’Hara, Donnell, 1261. 

slain, 1266. 

O’Hara, Donnell, lord of Leyny, died, 1358. 

O’Hara, Donnell, son of Cormac, heir of Leyny, 
1410. f 

O’Hara, Donnell, son of Farrell Caech, slain, 
1435. 

O’Hara, Donnell Duv, 1266. 

died, 1294. 

sons of, 1294. 

O’Hara, Donough, or Donnchadh, 1157. 

O’Hara, Donough, son of Donnell, slain, 1298. 

O’Hara, Donough, son of Duarcan, lord of 
Leyny, 1234, 1238. 

O’Hara, Duarcan, lord of the Three Tribes of 
Luighne, killed, 1059. 

O’Hara, Duarcan, slain, 1147. 

O’Hara, Duarcan, died, 1225. 

O’Hara, Edwina, daughter of Dermot, died, 1225. 

O’Hara, Farrell, slain, 1323. 

O’Hara, Farrell, lord of Leyny, died, 1390. 

O’Hara, Gilladuv, slain, 1474. 

O’Hara, Gormlaith, wife of Farrell, lord of 
Leyny, died, 1327. 

O’Hara, Hugh, lord of Leyny, killed, 1234. 

sons of, 1238. 

O’Hara, Hugh, son of, 1488. 

O’Hara, John, heir of Leyny, died, 1370. 

sons of, 1385, 1416. 

O’Hara, John More, wife of, died, 1398. 

O’Hara, John Oge, slain, 1488. 

O'Hara, John, son of Art, taken prisoner, 1335. 

O’Hara, John, son of the bishop, 1439. 

O’Hara, Manus, tanist of Leyny, died, 1393. 

O’Hara, Manus Crossagh, killed by an earth- 
quake, 1490. 




















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O’Hara, Manus, son of Donnell, slain, 1314. 

O’Hara, Manus, son of William, 1314. 

O’Hara, Murrough, or Murchadh, killed, 1134. 

wife of, killed, 1134. 

O’Hara, Murrough, son of Molloy, abbot of 
Boyle, died, 1344. 

O’Hara, Owen, 1474, 

O’Hara, Rory, or Ruaidhri, lord of Luighne, 
killed, 1157. 

O’Hara, Rory, son of, 1488. 

O'Hara, Rory, son of Donnell, died, 1302. 

O’Hara, Rory, son of Manus, died, 1340. 

O’ Hara, Taichleach, lord of Luighne, slain, 1095. 

O’Hara, Taichleach, 1134. 

O’Hara, Taichleach Boy, died, 1411. 

O’Hara, Teige, died, 1225. 

O’Hara, Teige, or Tadhg, son of Murchadh, 
killed, 1157. 

O’Hara, Teige, son of Farrell, tanist uf Leyny, 
died, 1420. 

O’Hara, Teige Boy, son of Kian, slain, 1560. 

O'Hara Boy, Brian, son of Kian, 1586. 

O’Haras Boy, 1533, 1535, 1543. 

O’Hara Duv, Donough, son of John, became a 
friar, 1439. 

O’Hara of the Plain, Cormac, son of Teige, 
died, 1439. 

O’Hara Reagh, alias O’ Hara the Western, Wil- 
liam, died, 1476. 

O’Haras Reagh, alias O’Haras the Western, 
1448, 1537, 1595. 

O’Hara, Roe, bishop of Achonry, died, 1435. 

O’Haras, 1225, 1386, 1396, 1397, 1435, 1506, 
1596. 

O’h-Arrachtain, or Ua hArrachtain, Maelisa, 
successor of Ailbhe of Imleach, died, 1092. 
O’Hart, O’h-Airt, or Ua h-Airt, John, grand- 

son of, 1444. 
O’Hart, Murtough, son of Donnell, killed,1264. 
O’Hart, Rory Ballagh, son of, slain, 1526. 
O’Harts, 1536, 1596. See O’h-Airt. 
O’Hartagan, O’h-Artagain, or Ua h-Artagain, 
Cinaedh, poet, died, 973. 





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O’Hartagan, Fiachra, abbot of Ta-Choluim 
Chille, died, 976. 

O’Haughian. See O’h-Eochaidhen. 

O’Haughey, O’h-Eochadha, or Ua h-Eochadha, 
Conor, son of Manus, slain, 1194. 

O’Haughy, Donslevy, king of Ulidia, put to 
death, 1172. 

son of, 1208. See O’h-Eochadha. 

O’Hay, O’Hea, O’h-Aedha, or Ua h-Aedha, 
Patrick, the parson, died, 1495. 

O’Hea, or O’Hay. See O*h-Aedha. 

O’Hea, Joseph, bishop of Hy-Kinsellagh, died, 
1183. 

O’h-Eachaidhen, now O’Haughian, 
learned poet, slain, 1394. 

O’Heaghra. See O’ Hara. 

O’ Healy, O’h-Hilighe, or Ua h-Eilighe, Conor, 
son of Donough Duy, slain, 1342. 

©’Healy, Dermot, a princely brughaidh of 
Baile-Ui-Eilidhe, now Hollybrook, in the 
parish of Aughanagh, barony of Tirerrill, 
and county of Sligo, slain, 1309. 

O’ Healy, Duvesa, daughter of, died, 1328. 

O’Healy, Manus, killed, 1389. 

O’Healy, Murtough, killed, 1389. 

O’Healy, Murtough Oge, a brughaidh-cedach, 
slain, 1403. 

O’Healy More, Conor Caech, died, 1426. 

O’Heany. See O’h-Aenaigh. 

O’h-Echain, or Ua hEchain, Gillachrist, suc- 
cessor of Finnen, died, 1136. 

O’h-Echeidhein, poet, slain, 1408. 

O’h-Echthighern, or Ua hEchthighern, now 
Ahern or Hearne, Lorcan, slain, 1170. 

O’Heerin, O’h-Uidhrin, or Ua h-Uidhrin, Gilla- 
na-naev, a historian, died, 1420. 

O’ Heffernan. See O’h-Iffearnain. 

O’Hegan. See O’h-Aedhagain. 

O’Hegny, lord of Oriel, 1198. 

slain, 1199. 

O’Hegny. See O’h-Eignigh. 

O’Hegny, Benmee, daughter of, and queen of 
Aileach, died, 1214. 





Teige, 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Hehir. See O’h-Aichir. 

O’h-Eidhin. See O’Heyne. 

O’h-Eidigein, Thomas, became dean of Elphin, 
1487. 

O’h-Eigceartaigh, or Ua h-Eigceartaigh, now 
O’Hegarty or Hegarty, Maelduin, airchin- 
neach of Lothra, died, 1050. 

O’h-Eigneachain, or Ua h-Eigneachain, Niall, 
lord of Cinel-Enda, killed, 1057. 

O’h-Eignigh, lord of Feara-Manach, slain,1095. 

O’h-Eignigh, or Ua h-Eignigh, Gillachrist, 

_ brother of Niall, slain, 1053. 

O’h-Eignigh, Gillachrist, lord of Feara-Manach, 
&e., died, 1127. 

O’h-Eignigh, Gillacoluim, lord of Airghialla, 

died, 1048. 

O’h-Eignigh, Niall, lord of Feara-Manach, slain, 
1053. 

O’Heignighs of Oirghialla and Fermanagh, 1198, 
1199, 1200, 1212. 

O’Helghiusain, Gilla-Carthy, anchorite, died, 
1230. j 

O’Heney, archbishop, died, 1205. 

O’Heney, Cornelius, bishop of Killaloe, died, 
12153 

O’Henery, O’h-Inneirghe, or Ua h-Inneirghe, 
chief of the Cuileanntrach, slain, 1156. 

O’Henery. See O’h-Ainniarraidh and O’h-In- 
neirghe. 

O’Henery, daughter of, 1192. 

O’Henery, Aindiles, died, 1254. 


| O’Henery, Cian or Kian, slain, 1260. 


O’h-Enlaingi, or Ua h-Enlaingi, Muireadhach, 
bishop of Cluain-fearta-Brenainn, died, 1117. 

O’Hennessy, O’h-Aenghusa, or Ua h-Aenghusa, 
Conaing, head of the canons of Roscrea, died, 
Dl 73s 

O’Hennessy, Murrough, lord of Clann-Colgain, 
died, 1414. 

O’Hennessy. See O’h-Aenghusa. 

O’h-Enni, or Ua h-Enni, now Heney, Domhnall, 
of the Dal-gCais, noble bishop, died, 1098. 
See O’Heney. 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 335 


O’h-Eochadha, or Ua h-Eochadha, now 
O’Haughy, Hough, and Hoey, Aedh, son of 
Donnchadh, heir of Ulidia, died, 1114. 

O’h-Eochadha, Conchobhar, son of Maghnus, 
slain, 1194. 

O’h-Eochadha, David, son of Donnsleibhe, 
killed, 1164. 

O’h-Eoehadha, Donnchadh, king of Ulidia,1094. 

O’h-Eochadha, Donnchadh, king of Ulidia, 
1100, 1101, 1111. . 

blinded, 1113. 

O’h-Eochadha, Donnsleibhe, 1071. 

went into Munster, 1080. 

slain, 1094. 

O’h-Eochadha, Donnsleibhe, brother of Magh- 
nus, 1171, 1172. 

son of, 1208. 

O’h-Eochadha, Eochaidh, king of Ulidia, died, 
1063. 

O*’h-Eochadha, Eochaidh, son of Donnsleibhe, 
king of Ulidia, beheaded, 1108. 

O’h-Eochadha, Eochaidh, son of Donnsleibhe, 
blinded, 1166. 

O’h-Eochadha, Flaithbheartach, blinded, 1019. 

O’h-Eochadha, Gillachrist, appointed bishop of 
Conmhaicne, 1166. 

O’h-Eochadha, Gillamoninne, lord of Clann-Si- 
naigh, slain, 1086. 

O*h-Eochadha, Mac Duinnsleibhe, king of Uli- 
dia, 1167. ; 

O’h-Eochadha, Maghnus, king of Ulidia, 1169. 

slain, 1170. 

O’h-Eochadha, Maghnus Mac Duinnsleibhe, 
killed, 1171. 

O’h-Eochadha, Niall, son of Donnsleibhe, slain, 
1127. 

Oh-Eochadha, Raghnall, slain, 1045. 

O’h-Eochadha, Raghnall, king of Ulidia, slain, 
1131. 

















‘O°h-Eochadhas of Ulidia, 1157, 1171. See 


O’Donlevy and Mac Donlevy. 
O’h-Eochagain, or Ua Eochagain, Gilla-na-naev, 
slain, 1281. 





O*h-Eodhasa, or Ua h-Eodhasa. See O’Hosey. 

O’h-Eoghain, now Owens. See O’Howen. 

O’h-Eolais, or Ua h-Eolais, now Olus, Odhran, 
scribe of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 994. 

O’h-Eolusa, Duarcan, son of Dubhdara, slain, 
1110. 

O’h-Eolusa, Duarcan, son of Maelmhiadhaigh, 
chief of Muintir-Eoluis, slain, 1065. 

O’h-Eradhain, or Ua h-Eradhain, Aedh, lord of 
Ui-Breasail-Macha, died, 1017. 

O’h-Eradhain, Cumascach, head of the poor of 
Ireland, died, 1074. 

O’Heraghty, O’h-Aireachtaigh, or Ua h-Aire- 
achtaigh, ‘Thomas, abbot of Assaroe, died, 

~ 1298. 

O’h-Eremhain, or Ua h-Eremhoin, Aedh, bishop 
of Cill-dara, died, 1100. 

O’h-Erodhain, or Ua h-Erodhain, Colcu, head 
of the poor of Ard-Macha, died, 1077. 

O’h-Erudhain, Flaithbheartach, slain, 1028. 

O’h-Eruilbh, or Ua h-Eruilbh, Niall, died, 956. 

O’h-Eruilbh, Niall, 962. 

O’Hessian. See O’h-Oisin. 

O’Hetigen, William, bishop of Elphin, died, 
1444, 
O’Heyne, O’h-Eidhin, or Ua h-Eidhin, Aedh, 
lord of Ui-Fiachrach-Aidhne, slain, 1121. 
O’Heyne, Aedh, son of Gillacheallaigh, slain, 
1153. 

O’Heyne, Aineislis, the two sons of, slain, 
1125. ; 

O’Heyne, Conor, son of Maurice, died, 1201. 

O’Heyne, Cugaela, died, 1211. 

O’Heyne, Donough, blinded, 1212. 

O’Heyne, Duvesa, daughter of, burned, 1187. 

O’Heyne, Flann, son of Aineislis, slain, 1125. 

O’Heyne, Gillacheallaigh, or Gillakelly, lord of 
Aidhne, slain, 1153. 

O’Heyne, Gillakelly, slain, 1232. 

O’Heyne, Gilla-na-naemh, lord of West Con- 
naught, died, 1100. 

O’Heyne, Gillariabhach, son of Aineislis, slain, 
1125. 


336 INDEX NOMINUM. e 


O’Heyne, Hugh Boy, son of Owen Manntagh, 
1588. 

died, 1594. 

O’Heyne, Maelfabhaill, lord of Ui-Fiachrach- 
Aidhne, died, 1048. 

O’Heyne, Maelruanaidh-na-Paidre, lord of 
Aidhne, slain at Cluain-tarbh, 1013. 

O’Heyne, Maurice, lord of Hy-Fiachrach- 
Aidhne, killed, 1180. 

O’Heyne, Mulfavill, 1261. 

slain, 1263. 

O’Heyne, Nicholas, died, 1326. 

O’Heyne, Owen, lord of Hy-Fiachrach, 1225, 
1235; 1236. 

died, 1253. 

O’ Heyne, Owen, lord of Hy-Fiach-Aidhne, slain, 
1340. 

O’Heyne, Owen Mantagh, son of Edmond, 
1578. 

O’Heyne, Owen Manntagh, son of Edmond, 
lord of Hy-Fiachrach-Aidhne, 1577. 

died, 1588. 

O'Heyne, Rory-an-Doire, son of Flann, died, 
1578. 

O’Heyne, Turlough, 
tanist, died, 1588. 

O’Heynes of Ui-Fiachrach-Aidhne, 1047, 1055, 
1377, 1407. 

Oh-Iffearnain, or Ua h-Iffernain, now Heffer- 
nan, Madadhan, chief of Clann - Creccain, 
1047. 

O’h-Iffearnain, son of, slain, 1150. 

O’Higgin, O’h-Uiginn, or Ua h-Uiginn, Brian, 
town of, 1438. 

O’Higgin, bishop of Mayo-na-Saxon, died, 1478. 














son of Rory-an-Doire, 


O’Higgin, Brian, son of Farrell Roe, preceptor 


in poetry, died, 1476. 

O’Higgin, Brian Oge, son of Brian, died, 1505. 

O’Higgin, Carbry, son of Brian, professor of 
poetry, died, 1505. 

O’Higgin, Donnell, chief preceptor of poetry, 
died, 1501. 

O’Higgin, Donnell Bacagh, died, 1435. 





O’Higgin, Ferceart, son of Higgin, son of Gilla- 
na-naev, Kennfinne, of the race of Cile-ne- 
naev O’Higgin, died, 1419. 

O’Higgin, Gillaglas, son of, died, 1472. 

O’Higgin, Gilla-na-naev, poet, died, 1349. 

O’Higgin, Gilla-na-naev, son of Melaghlin, die d 
1475. 

O’Higgin, Gilla-na-naev, son of Rory More, 
died, 1473. 

O’Higgin, Gillapatrick, son of Brian, died, 1485. 

O’Higgin, Hugh, son of Brian, died, 1487. 

O’Higgin, John, son of Farrell Oge, chief poet 
of Ireland, died, 1490. 

O’Higgin, Loughlin, son of Ferceirtne, died, 
1464. 

O’Higgin, Mahon Roe, died, 1441. 

O’Higgin, Manus, son of Hugh, died, 1405. 

O’Higgin, Matthew, died, 1337. 

O’Higgin, Mulmurry, son of Teige Oge, chief 
preceptor of Ireland in poetry, died, 1488. 

O’Higgin, Niall, poet, drowned, 1340. 

O’Higgin, Niall, died, 1461. 

O’Higgin, Niall, son of Farrell Oge, died, 1461. 

O’Higgin, Niall, son of Hugh, 1414. 

O’Higgin, Owen, son of Brian, chief preceptor 
in poetry, died, 1510. 

O’Higgin, Randal, died, 1325. 

O’Higgin, Rory Roe, poet, died, 1425. 

O’Higgin, Teige, learned poet, died, 1315. 

O’Higgin, Teige, priest, drowned, 1515. 

O’Higgin, Teige Oge, son of Teige, chief pre- 
ceptor of poets, died, 1448. 

O’Higgin, Teige, son of Gillacolumb, died, 1391. 

O’Higgin, Thomas, chief preceptor of Ireland, 
died, 1536. 

O’Higgin, Tuathal, preceptor of the poets of 
Ireland, died, 1450. 

O’h-Ineirghe. See O’Henery. 

O’h-Inmaine, Donslevy, a holy monk, died, 1230. 

O’h-Innascaigh, Ferdomhnaigh, successor of 
Finnen, killed, 1048. 

O’h-Innreachtaigh, or Ua kTanreschtaigh, 2 now 
Hanratty, Aedh, slain, 1019. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 337 


O’h-Innreachtaigh, Aedh, lord of the Ui-Meith, 
slain, 1107. 

O’h-Innreachtaigh, Donnsleibhe, lord of Ui- 
Meith, slain, 1131. 

O’h-Innreachtaigh, Gairbheith, lord of Ui-Meith, 
slain, 1076. 

O’h-Innreachtaigh, Muircheartach, successor of 
Comhghall, died, 1131. 

O’h-Innreachtaigh, airchinneach of Mucnamh, 
and ex-lord of Ui-Meith, died, 1161. 

O’h-Innreadhain, or Ua h-Indreadhain, slain, 
1101, ; 

O’h-Ocain, or Ua h-Ocain, now O’ Hagan, Ragh- 
nall, lawgiver of Telach-Og, slain, 1103. 

O’Hoey, O’h-Eothaidh, or Ua h-Kothaidh, Gil- 
chreest, bishop of Conmaicne, died, 1178. 

O’Hoey, Matthew, bishop of Conmaicne, died, 
1322. 

O’ Hogan, O’h-Ogain, or Ua h-Ogain, Ceannfae- 
ladh, successor of Brenainn, died, 1091. 

O’ Hogan, Conghalach, son of, 1088. 

O’ Hogan, Donnsleibhe, chief of Cinel-Fearghusa, 
died, 1122. 

O’ Hogan, Gillamura, slain, 1136. 

O’Hogan, Hugh, slain, 1597. 

O’Hogan, John, son of John, slain, 1599. 

O’Hogan, Magrath, lord of Cinel-Fearghusa, 
slain, 1081. 

O’ Hogan, Ogan, son of John, died, 1598. 

O’ Hogan, Teige, hanged, 1504. 

O’h-Oisen, or Ua h-Oisin, now Hessian, Aedh, 
archbishop of Tuam, died, 1085. 

O’h-Oissen, Aedh, archbishop of Tuam, died, 
1161. 

O’h-Oissene, Eochaidh, slain, 1050. 

O’Hosey, O’h-Eodhasa, or Ua h-Eodhasa, Aen- 
ghus Roe, poet, died, 1350. 

O’ Hosey, Aenghus, son of John, poet, died, 1480. 

O’Hosey, Ciothruaidh, son of Athairne, poet, 
died, 1518. 

O’Hosey, Melaghlin, son of Ahairne, died, 1504. 

O’Hostin, 1235. 

O’Howen, O’h-Eoghain, or Ua h-Eoghain, now 





Owens, Donnell, dean of Lough Erne, died, 
1414. 

O’Howen, Fergus, son of John, anchorite of 
Inis-Caoin, died, 1490. 

O’Howen, Gilladowney, official of Lough Erne, 
&c., died, 1394. 

O’Howen, Master John, parson of Devenish, 
died, 1417. 

O’Howen, Matthew, chaplain of Inis-Caoin, died, 
1393. 

O’ Howen, Nemeas, vicar of Inis-Caoin, died, 1389. 

O’Howen, Petrus, deacon of Lough Erne, died, 
1390. 

O’Howen, Teige, official of Lough Erne, died, 
143]. 

O’h-Uail, or Ua h-Uail, Tuathal, airchinneach 
of Both-Chonais, died, 1049. 

O’Huain, son of the Englishwoman, killed, 
1248, 

O’h-Uaithnigh, or Ua h-Uaithnigh, Mac Neach- 
tain, lector, died, 1096. 

O’Huallaghan, O’h-Uallachain, or Ua h-Ualla- 
chain, Donnell, archbishop of Munster, died, 
1182. 

O’h-Uarghusa, or Ua h-Uarghusa, Sinnach, lord 
of Ui-Meith, 1002. 

O’h-Uathmharain, or Ua h-Uathmharain, Domh- 
nall, lord of Feara-Li, slain, 1036. 

O’h-Uathmharain, Mathghamhain, slain, 1071. 

O’h-Uchtain, or Ua h-Uchtain, Dunchadh, lector 
of Ceanannas, died, 992. 

O’h-Uchtain, Maelmuire, comharba of Ceanan- 
nus, died, 1008. 

O’h-Uchtain, Maicnia, lector of Ceanannus, 
drowned, 1034. 

O’h-Ughroin, John, son of successor of, bishop 
of Elphin, died, 1246. 

O’h-Uidhrin. See O’Heerin. 

O’h-Uidhrin, or Ua h-Uidhrin, Gillachrist, chief 
‘of Cinel-Fearadhaigh, burned, 1129. 

O’h-Uiginn. See O’Higgin. 

O’h-Ultachain, Cormac, erenagh of Achadh- 
beithe, died, 1532. 


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338 INDEX NOMINUM. és 


O’h-Ultachain, Gillapatrick, parson of Achadh- 
beithe, died, 1515. 

O’h-Urthuile, or Usa h-Urthuile, of the Ui- 
Tuirtre, 1167. 

Oilill, Oilioll, or Ailell, bishop of the Ui-Breasail, 
died, 535. 

Oilill Caisfhiaclach, son of Connla Caemh, mo- 
narch of Ireland, a. mM. 4758, 4782. 

Oilill Finn, son of Art, monarch of Ireland, 
A.M. 4405, 4415. 

Oilill, grandson of Ceallach Cualann, slain, 739. 

Oilill Molt, son of Dathi, monarch of Ireland, 
464, 465, 468, 470, 478. 

Oilill Olum, son of Mogh Nuadhat, king of 
Munster, 186, 234. 

sons of, 186. 

Oilill, son of Aenghus, lord of Ui-Fothaidh, 937. 

Oilill, son of Colgan, 830. 

Oilill, son of Colman, chief of Cinel-Laeghaire, 
died, 639. 

Oilill, son of Dunlaing, king of Leinster, died, 
526. 

Oilill, son of Slanoll, monarch of Ireland, 
A.M. 3959, 4004, 4019. 

Oilill Ua Tibraide, died, 778. See Ailill. 

Oin, brother of the Ladhgmanns, 960. 

Oireachtaich Ua Cathail, slain, 787. 

Oireachtaigh Ua Faelain, abbot of Ard-Macha, 
died, 793. See Aireachtach. 

Oissene Fota, St., abbot, died, 652. 

Oissene of Freamhainn, son of Gallust, abbot of 
Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 704. 

Oitir, a Danish chief, slain, 916. 

O’Kaelly, O’Caellaighe, or Ua Caellaighe, now 
Kelly, 1036. 

O’Kaelly, daughter of, died, 1152. 

O’Kaelly, hostage of Leinster, put to death;1170. 

O’Kaelly, Dermot, died, 1172. 

O’Kaelly, Dunghal, bishop of Leighlin, died, 
1181. 

O’Kaelly, Dunlaing, 1103. 

O’Kaelly, Hugh, bishop of Oriel, died, 1182. 
See O’Caellaidhe. 








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O’Kane, O’Cahan, O’Cathain, or Ua Cathain, 
Aibhilin, daughter of Thomas, died, 1508. 

O’Kane, Aibhne, 1442. 

O’Kane, Aibhne, son of Aibhne, slain, 1492. 

O’Kane, Aibhne, son of Cumhaighe, drowned, 
1577. 

O’Kane, Aibhne, son of Dermot, 1432. 

O’Kane, Aibhne, son of John, slain, 1501. 

O’Kane, Benmumhan, daughter of, died, 1287. 

O’Kane, Brian Finn, son of John, 1501. 

slain, 1506. 

O’Kane, Brian, son of Donough, burned, 1544. 

O’Kane, Brigidian, successor of Maidoc, died, 
1172. 

O’Kane, Calvagh, son of Manus, defeated, 1548. 

O’Kane, Cathan, son of Rory, died, 1383. 

O’Kane, Conchobhar, 1171. 

O’Kane, Conor, died, 1197. 

O’Kane, Conor, son of, burned, 1532. 

O’Kane, Cooey or Cumhaighe, lord of Oireacht- 
Ui-Chathain, 1376, 1385. 

O’Kane, Cumhaighe Ballagh, son of Donnell, 
slain, 1524. 

O’Kane, Cumhaighe, son of Brian Finn, slain, 
1524. 

O’Kane, Dermot, lord of Kienaghta and Creeve, 
died, 1428. 

O’Kane, Dermot, son of Rory, son of Manus, 
maimed, 1505. 

O’Kane, Donn, lord of Firnacreeva, slain, 1303. 

O’Kane, Donnell, 1514. 





_O’Kane, Donnell Ballagh, son of Rory, installed, 


1598. 

O’Kane, Donnell Cleireach, son of John, 1503, 
1506. 

slain, 1522. 

son of, 1532. 

wife of, 1577, 

O’Kane, Donnell, son of Dermot, 1432. 

O’Kane, Donough, 1506, 1521. 

O’Kane, Donough, abbot of Magh-Cosgrain, 
hanged, 1505. 

O’Kane, Donough, son of Blosky, 1196. 











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INDEX NOMINUM. 339 


O’Kane, Donough, son of John, 1506. 

died, 1523. 

O’Kane, Eachmarecach, 1175, 1181. 

died, 1193. 

O’Kane, Eachmarcach, lord of Kienaghta and 
Firnacreeva, slain, 1247. 

O’Kane, Eoghan, or Owen, abbot of Cluain-fe- 
arta-Brenainn, died, 980. 

O’Kane, Farrell, lord of Kienaghta, &c., slain, 
1212, 

O’Kane, Ferdoragh, son of Rory, slain, 1524. 

O’Kane, Finola, daughter of Cooey, died, 1381. 

O’Kane, Gerard, wisest of the order of canons, 
died, 1229. 








_ O’Kane, Gilchreest, slain, 1182. 


O’Kane, Godfrey, or Gorry, brother .of Rory, 
slain, 1472. 

O’Kane, Godfrey, son of, perished in the snow, 
1526. 

O’Kane, Godfrey, son of Cooey, died, 1433. 

O’Kane, Godfrey, son of Godfrey, 1524. 

slain, 1526. 

son of, 1525. 

O’Kane, Godfrey, son of John, slain, 1492. 

O’Kane, Godfrey, son of Thomas, slain, 1508. 

O’Kane, Hugh, slain, 1260. 

O’Kane, John Gallda, son of John, slain, 
1492. 

O’Kane, John, son of Aibhne, 1490, 1491. 

died, 1498. 

O’Kane, John, son of Thomas, 1524. 

slain, 1525. 

O’Kane, Manus, son of the lord of Kianaghta, 
&c., died, 1205. 

O’Kane, Manus, 1247. 

slain, 1260. 

O’Kane, Manus, died, 1468. 

O’Kane, Manus, 1491, 1508. 

O’Kane, Manus, son of Cooey, lord of Kie- 
naghta, 1402. ; 

slain, 1403. 

O’Kane, Manus, son of Donough, 1542. 

slain, 1548. 


























O’Kane, Mary, daughter of, died, 1396. 

O’Kane, Raghnall, son of Eachmarcach, slain, 
1178. 

O’Kane, Raghnall, son of Imhar, lord of the 
Craebh, &c., slain, 1138. 

O’Kane, Richard, maimed, 1503. 

O’Kane, Rory, lord of Creeve, &c., died, 1349. 

O’Kane, Rory Ainsheasgar, slain, 1472. 

O’Kane, Rory of the Route, 1525. 

O’Kane, Rory, son of Manus, 1577, 1585. 

died, 1598. 

O’Kane, Rose, daughter of, died, 1530. 

O’Kane, Slowey, or Sluaigheadhach, bishop of 
the people of Leithghlinn, died, 1145. 

O’Kane, Thomas, son of Aibhne, 1492, 1498, 
1506. 





died, 1521. 

O’Kanes, O’Cahans, or Ua Cathains, of Kien- 
aghta, Firnacreeva, &c.,1156,1157,1167,1192, 
1213, 1222, 1252, 1376, 1412, 1422, 1442, 
1454, 1472, 1489, 1492, 1493, 1524, 1537, 
1544, 1592. 

O’Kean. See O’Cein. 

O’Kearney, O’Cearnaigh, or Ua Cearnaigh, 
1349. 

O’Kearney, Gilchreest, elected coarb of St. Co- 
lumbkille, 1198. 

O’Kearney, Gilchreest, bishop of Connor, died, 
1209. 

O’Keary. See O’Ciardha. 

O’Keeffe, O’Caoimh, or Ua Caeimh, Art Oge, 
son of Art, chief of his name, 1582, 1583. 
O’Keeffe, Art, son of Donnell, taken prisoner, 

1582. 








slain, 1583. 

O’ Keeffe, Ceallach, anchorite, died, 1063. 

O’Keeffe, Finguine, lord of Gleannamhnach, 
slain, 1135. 

O'Keeffe, Hugh, lord of Feara-Muighe, slain, 
1161. 

O’Keeffe, Hugh, son of Art, slain, 1582. 

O’Keeffe, 1602. See O’Caeimh. 

O’Keely. See O’Cadhla. : 


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340 


O’Keenan, O’Cianain, or Ua Cianain, Adam, 
canon and historian, died, 1373. 

O’Keenan, Cormac, historian and poet, died, 
1508. 

O’Keenan, Gilla-na-naev, abbot of Lisgabhail, 
died, 1345. 

O’Keenan, Gilla-na-naev, abbot of Lisgabhail, 
died, 1348. 

O’ Keenan, Gilla-na-naev, son of Rory, ollav of 
Fermanagh, died, 1405. 

O’Keenan, Gillapatrick, son of Teige, died,1504. 

O’Keenan, Mulmurry, died, 1459. 

O’Keenan, Rory, ollav of Oriel, died, 1387. 

O’Keenan, Rory, ollav to Maguire, died, 1483. 

O’ Keenan, Teige, died, 1509. 

O’Keevan, O’Caomhain, or Ua Caemhain, Der- 
mot, lord of that tract extending from Too- 
more to Gleoir, died, 1208. See O’Caemhain. 

O’Kelehan. See O’Ceileachain. 

O’Keleher. See O’Ceileachair. 

O’Kelly, O’Ceallagh, or Ua Ceallaigh, Aedh, 
son of Tadhg, son of Murchadh, lord of Ui- 
Maine, slain, 1014. 

O’Kelly, Amhlaeibh, great grandson of Con- 
chobhar, 1144. 

O’Kelly, Ardghal, son of Teige, burned, 1225. 

O’Kelly, bishop of Clonfert-Brendan, died,1377. 

O’Kelly, bishop of Ui-Fiachrach, died, 1214. 

O’Kelly, Breasal, 1469. 

O’Kelly, Breasal, son of Donough, died, 1464. 

O’Kelly, Brian, son of Melaghlin, tanist of Hy- 
Many, died, 1393. 

wife of, 1393. 

O’Kelly, Brian, son of William, 1484. 

O’Kelly, Ceallach, son of Muircheartach, killed, 
1066. 

O’Kelly, Ceallach, lord of the men of Breagha, 
slain, 1146. 

O’Kelly, Celia, daughter of Hugh, son of Wil- 
liam, died, 1486. 

O’Kelly, Colla, prior of Teach-Eoin, 1464. 

O’Kelly, Colla, son of Teige, heir of Hy-Many, 
1413. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Kelly, Conghalach, lord of Bregia, died, 1292. 

O’Kelly, Conor, lord of Hy-Many, 1163, 1167. 

slain, 1180. 

O’Kelly, Conor, garrison of, burned, 1260. 

O’Kelly, Conor, lord of Hy-Many, died, 1268. 

O’Kelly, Conor, lord of Hy-Many, slain, 1318. 

wife of, 1327. 

O’Kelly, Conor, 1488, 1499. 

O’Kelly, Conor Anabaidh, lord of Hy-Many, 
1401, 1403. 

O’Kelly, Conor Cearbhach, slain, 1343. 

O’Kelly, Conor, or Conchobhar, son of Diar- 
maid, slain, 1065. 

O'Kelly, Conor, son of Donough Reagh, 1596. 

O'Kelly, Conor, son of Teige or Tadhg, lord of 
Ui-Maine, slain, 1030. 

O’Kelly, Conor, son of Teige, slain, 1356. 

O’Kelly, Conor, son of Teige Caech, taken pri- 
soner, 1487. 

O’Kelly, Cucairrge, successor of Mura, died, 
1074. 

O’Kelly, Dermot, or Diarmaid, successor of Ua 
Suanaigh, died, 1113. 

O’ Kelly, Dermot, brother of Conor of Hy-Many, 
slain, 1180. 

O’Kelly, Dermot, or Diarmaid, son of Tadhg, 
lord of Ui-Maine, slain, 1065. 

O’Kelly, Donnell, or Domhnall, killed, 1144. 

O’Kelly, Donnell, lord of Hy-Many, died, 
1224, 

O’Kelly, Donnell, lord of Hy-Many, died a monk, 
1295. 








‘O'Kelly, Donnell, son of, died, 1362. 


O’Kelly, Donnell, son of Conor, slain, 1368. 

O’Kelly, Donnell, son of Donough, tanist of Hy- 
Many, slain, 1536. 

O’Kelly, Donnell, son of Flannagan, blinded, 
1032. : ‘ 

O’Kelly, Donnell, son of Manus Cam, sons of, 
1467. 

O’Kelly, Donnell, son of Melaghlin, died, 1370. 

O’Kelly, Donnell, son of Melaghlin, died, 1393. 

O’Kelly, Donnell, son of Rory, died, 1362. 








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INDEX NOMINUM. 341 


O’Kelly, Donnell, son of Rory, heir of Hy-Many, 
died, 1364. 

O’Kelly, Donough, or Donnchadh, great grand- 
son of Conchobhar, 1144. 

O’Kelly, Donough, or Donnchadh, lord of Ui- 
Maine, killed, 1074. 

O'Kelly, Donough, 1464, 1465, 1469, 1472. 

died, 1483. 

O’Kelly, Donough, tanist of Hy-Many, died, 
1484, 

O’Kelly, Donough Carragh, 1356. 

O’Kelly, Donough, or Donnchadh Ceinsealach, 
1169. 





slain, 1170. 

O’Kelly, Donough Muimhneach, lord of Hy- 
Many, 1307. 

O’Kelly, Donough Reagh, son of Teige, died, 
1573. 

O’Kelly, Donough, son of Breasal, 1487. 

O’Kelly, Donough, son of Edmond, 1536, 1547. 

O’Kelly, Donough, son of Hugh, taken priso- 
ner, 1333. 

slain, 1340. 

O’Kelly, “Donough, son of Melaghlin, lord of 
Hy-Many, 1410. 

slain, 1424. 

O’Kelly, Edmond, son of Melaghlin, died, 1393. 

son of, 1385. 

grandson of, 1400. 

O’ Kelly, Egneghan, son of Melaghlin, slain, 1536. 

O’Kelly, Eochaidh, bishop, died, 1140. 

O’Kelly, Feradhach, son of Brian, died, 1426. 

O’Kelly, Fearadhach, son of Teige, son of Don- 
nell, slain, 1419. 

O'Kelly, Ferdorcha, son of Kellagh, 1595. 

O’Kelly, Finola, daughter of, died, 1379. 

O’Kelly, Flaithbheartach, lord of Breagha, died, 
1060. 

O’Kelly, Flann, successor of Coemhghin, died, 
1030. 

O’Kelly, Flann, heir to Breagha, slain, 1061. 

O'Kelly, Flann, lord of Breagha, killed, 1129. 

O’Kelly, Flannagan, lord of Breagha, 1028. 




















O’Kelly, Gilbert, lord of Hy-Many, died, 1322. 

O’Kelly, Gillacolmain, noble priest of Dear- 
mhach-Choluim-Chille, died, 1129. 

O’Kelly, Gillakevin of Bregia, hanged, 1215. 

O’Kelly, Gilla-na-naemh, successor of Ua Sua- 
naigh, at Rathain, died, 1166. 

O’Kelly, Grainne, daughter of, died, 1440. 

descendants of, 1505. 

O'Kelly, Hugh-na-Coille, son of William, suc- 
cessor of Hugh, son of Brian, 1467. 

O’ Kelly, Hugh, son of Brian, lord of Hy-Maine, 
died, 1467. 

sons of, 1499. 

wife of, died, 1468. 

O’Kelly, Hugh, son of Conor, slain, 1181. 

O’Kelly, Hugh, son of Donough, died, 1415. 

O’Kelly, Hugh, son of Donough, slain, 1487. 

O’Kelly, Hugh, son of Murrough, lord of Hy- 
Many; died, 1206. 

O’Kelly, Hugh, son of William, lord of Hy- 
Many, slain, 1469. 

O’Kelly, Hugh, son of William, slain, 1476. 

O’Kelly, Lochlainn, great-grandson of Concho- 
bhar, 1144. ° 

O’Kelly, Loughlin, son’ of Echtighern, slain, 
1235. 

O’Kelly, Maelmartin, successor of Mura-Othna, 
died, 1098. 

O’Kelly, Melaghlin, lord of Hy-Many, 1375, 
IBY WE 














slain, 1401. 

O’Kelly, Melaghlin, sons of, 1407. 

O’Kelly, Melaghlin, 1504. 

O’Kelly, Melaghlin, Finola, wife of, died, 1403. 

O’Kelly, Melaghlin, son of Conor Anabaidh, son 
of lord of Hy-Many, slain, 1429. 

O’Kelly, Melaghlin, son of Dermot, slain, 1180. 

O’Kelly, Melaghlin, son of Hugh, 1487. 

died, 1488. 

son of, 1475. 

O’Kelly, Melaghlin, son of John, slain, 1548. 

O’Kelly, Melaghlin, son of Teige, lord of Hy- 
Many, died, 1224. 








342 


O'Kelly, Melaghlin, son of Teige, lord of 2 
Many, 1499. 

died, 1511. 

O'Kelly, Melaghlin, son of William, 1351, 1381. 

died, 1464. 

O’Kelly, Melaghlin, son of William, 1487,1490, 
1536. 

O’Kelly, Murrough, or Murchadh, 960. 

O’Kelly, Murrough, or Murchadh, grandson of 
Tadhg, 1158. 

O’Kelly, Murrough, son of Teige, lord of Hy- 
Many, slain, 1186. 

O’Kelly, Murtough, or Muircheartach, 1032, 
1034. 

O'Kelly, Murtough, or Muircheartech, lord of 
Breagha, killed, 1161. 

daughter of, killed, 1161. 

O'Kelly, Murtough, grandson of Maine, arch- 
bishop of Connaught, died, 1407. 

O’Kelly, Owen, son of Donough, died, 1383. 

O’Kelly, Owen, son of Rory, died, 1367. 

O’Kelly, Robhartach, airchinneach of Fathain- 
mor, died, 1136. 

O'Kelly, Rory, lord of Hy-Many, slain, 1339. 

O’Kelly, Rory, heir of Hy-Many, died, 1395. 

O’Kelly, Saerbhreathach, successor of Ua Sua- 
naigh, died, 1136. 

O’Kelly, Siecus [Jacques], slain, 1289. 

O'Kelly, Sitric, the Teffian, of Hy-Many, died, 

: 1203. 
O’Kelly, Teige, or Tadhg, lord of Ui-Maine, 

1003. 














slain, 1013. 

O'Kelly, Teige, lord of the Ui-Maine, 1135. 

O’Kelly, Teige, son of, lord of Ui-Maine or Hy- 
Many, burned, 1225. 

sons of, 1225. 

O'Kelly, Teige, lord of Hy-Many, slain, 1316. 

O'Kelly, Teige, brother of Hugh, 1476. 

O’Kelly, Teige, grandson of Conchobhar, 1074. 

O'Kelly, Teige Caech, son of William, 1469, 1472. 

died, 1486. 

O’Kelly, Teige Oge, son of Teige, slain, 1377. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


O'Kelly, Teige, or Tadhg, son of Conchobhar, 
lord of Ui-Maine, 1145. 

slain, 1180. 

O’Kelly, Teige Roe, son of Melaghlin, lord of 
Caladh, died, 1519. 

O’Kelly, Teige, son of Dermot, 1356. 

O’Kelly, Teige, son of Donnell, lord of Clan- 
macnowen, 1419. 

O’Kelly, Teige, son of Donough, 1469, 1472, 
1490. 

O’Kelly, Teige, son of Donough, sons of, 1536. 

O’Kelly, Teige, son of Loughlin, died, 1370. 

O’Kelly, Teige, son of Melaghlin, lord of Hy- 
Many, died, 1410. 

O’Kelly, Teige, son of Melaghlin, lord of Hy- 
Many, 1487. 

died, 1513. 

O’Kelly, Teige, son of Siacus, died, 1352. 

O'Kelly, Teige, son of Teige, chief of Hy-Many, 
died, 1340. 

O'Kelly, Teige, son of William, slain, 1484. 

O’Kelly, Teige, son of William, 1585. 

died, 1593. 

O’Kelly, Thomas, archbishop of Connaught, 
died, 1441. 

O’Kelly, Thomas, bishop of Clonfert, died, 1263. 

O’Kelly, Trenfhear, lord of Breagha, killed, 
1093. 

O’Kelly, William Oge, heir of Hy-Many, died, 
1372. 

O’Kelly, William Oge, grandson of, 1419. 











_O’Kelly, William, son of Donough Muimhneach, 


1340, 1351, 1353, 1366, 1368. 

died, 1381. 

grandson of, slain, 1459. 

sons or descendants of, 1424,1454,1464, 
1489, 1499. 

O’Kelly, William, son of Donough Reagh, died, 
1577. 

O’Kelly, William, son of Hugh, 1469. 

died, 1487. 

O’Kelly, William, son of Melaghlin, son of Wil- 
liam, heir of Hy-Many, died, 1418, 1420. 














INDEX NOMINUM. 343 


O’Kelly, William, son of Teige, slain, 1472. 
O’Kelly, William, son of Teige, died, 1475. 
O’Kelly of Magh Druchtain, 1394. 

O’Kelly, lord of Ui-Fiachrach of Ard-sratha, 
killed, 1150. 

O’Kellys of Ui-Maine, or Hy-Many, 995, 1236, 
1249, 1356, 1372, 1384, 1409, 1434, 1451, 
1467, 1472, 1474, 1475, 1484, 1489, 1503, 
1504, 1546, 1549, 1576, 1596, 1601, 1602. 

O’Kennedy, O’Ceinneidigh, or Ua Ceinneidigh, 
Ambhlaeibh, son of Gillacaemhghin, lord of 
Ormond, was blinded, 1164. 

O’Kennedy, Brian, lord of Ormond, slain, 1371. 

O’Kennedy, Ceileachair, successor of Colum, 
son of Crimhthann, died, 1081. 

O’Kennedy, Donnell, son of Mahon Don, died, 
1382. 

O’Kennedy, Donnell, son of Mahon Don, son of 
the lord of Upper Ormond, slain, 1427. 

O’Kennedy, Donnell, son of Teige, lord of Or- 
mond, died, 1180. 

O’Kennedy, Edmond, heir of Ormond, died, 
1371: 

O’Kennedy, Finn, grandson of Celechar, succes- 
sor of Colum, 1152. 

O’Kennedy, Gillacaeimhghin, 11365. 

died, 1159. 

O’Kennedy, Gillachiarain, son of, slain, 1159. 





O’Kennedy, Gilladuv, son of Dermot, 1588. 


O’Kennedy, Hugh, son of Murrough, 1599. 
O’Kennedy, John, son of Gilladuv, slain, 1599. 
O’Kennedy, Loughlin, son of Magrath, 1194. 
O’Kennedy, Madden, or Madadhan, son of, 1088. 
O’Kennedy, More, daughter of James, died, 1464. 
O’ Kennedy, Murrough, son of Auliffe,slain, 1194. 
O’Kennedy, Murrough, son of Brian, died,1383. 
O’Kennedy, Owny, son of Donough Oge, 1588. 
O’Kennedy, Philip, sons of, 1403. 
O’Kennedy, Philip, lord of Ormond, died, 1381. 
sons of, 1403. 
wife of, died, 1381. 
O’Kennedy, Philip, son of Dermot of Ropalach, 
styled Mac Teige, 1583. See Mac Teige. 











O’Kennedy, Philip, son of Mahon Donn, wife 
of, died, 1405. 

O’Kennedy, Philip, son of Philip, lord of Or- 
mond, died, 1381]. 

O’Kennedy, Sabia, daughter of, died, 1240. 

O’Kennedy, Tadhg, or Teige, 1142. 

O’Kennedy, Teige, son of Mahon Don, lord of 
Upper Ormond, slain, 1407. 

O’Kennedy Don, slain, 1403. 

O’Kennedy Don, Thomas, son of, died, 1441. 

O’Kennedy, Finn, lord of Ormond, died, 1423. 

O’Kennedy Finn, Brian, son of Donnell, died, 
1588. 

O’Kennedy Finn, Gilladuy, 1599. 

O’Kennedy Finn, Murrough, son of Brian, 
1583. 

O’Kennedy Finn, Owny, son of Donough Oge, 
died, 1599. 

O’Kennedy Roe, Rory, son of Philip, half-lord 
of Ormond, died, 1441. 

O’Kennedys of Ormond, 1383, 1396, 1403,1473, 
1522. 

O’Kerrin, O’Ceirin, or Ua Ceirin, Fiacha, son of 
Ceithearnach, lord of Ciarraighe-Locha-na- 
nAirneadh, died, 1155. 

O’Kerrin, Mahon, son of Kehernagh, lord of 
Kerry Locha-na-nAirneadh, died, 1225. 

O’Kerrin, Mahon, son of Kehernagh, lord of 
Ciarraighe Locha-na-nAirneadh, slain, 1266. 

O’Kerrin, Teige, son of Mahon, 1227. 

O’Kerwick. See O’Ciarmhaic. 

O’Killeen, house of, at Ballykilleen, in the pa- 
rish of Annagh, barony of Costello, and county 
of Mayo, 1443. See O’Cillene. 

O’Kindellan. See O’Caindealbhain. 

O’Kinealy. See O’Cinnfhaelaidh. 

O’Kinga, or O’Cinga, Thomas, died, 1342. 

O’Kinnfaela, Gilla-an-Choimhdheadh, abbot of 
Annadown, died, 1256. 

O’Kirwan. See O’Ciordhubhain. 

O’Lachan, or Ua Lachan, Diarmaid, lector of 
Cill-dara, died, 1050. 

O’Lachtnain, or Ua Lachtnain. See O’Laghtnan. 


344 


O’Laedha, or Ua Laedha, Cathasach, one of the 
clergy of Patrick, died, 1111. 

O’Laeghachain, or Ua Laeghachain, Cooley, son 
of Cumeadha, slain, 1205. 

O’Laeghachain, Cumeadha, head chieftain of 
Sil-Ronain, died, 1100. 

O’Laeghachain, Domhnall, son of Cumeadha, 
chief of Clann-Suibhne, slain, 1161. 

O’Laeghachain, Sitric, son of Cumeadha, chief 
of Sil-Ronain, died, 1102. 

O’Laeghachain, Sitric, son of Cumeadha, chief 
of Sil-Ronain, died, 1106. 

O’Lafferty. See O'Flaherty of Tyrone, ia 
O' Laverty. 

O’Laghtna, Cathal Finn, chief of the Two Bacs, 
slain, 1217. 

O’Laghtna, Murrough, chief of the Two Bacs, 
drowned, 1180. 

O’Laghtnan, or Ua Lachtnain, Diarmaid, lord 
of Teathbha, slain, 1000. 

O’Laghtnan, Flann, chief of the Two Bacs, died, 
1251. 

O’Laghtnan, Guaire, lector of Cluain-mic-Nois, 
died, 1054. 

O’Laghtnan, Laurence, bishop of Elphin, died, 
1326. 

O’Laghtnan, Laurence, bishop of Kilmacduagh, 
died, 1307. 

O’Laghtnan, Muireadhach, lord of Teathbha, 
died, 955. 

O’Laghtnan, Mulmurry, archbishop of Tuam, 
1236. 





died, 1249. 

O’Laghtnan, slain, 1099. 

O’Laghtnan, bishop of Connaught, died, 1354. 

O’Lahiff. See O’Laithimh. 

O’Laidhgnen, or Ua Laidhgnen, now Lynam, 
Conn, abbot of Fearna, died, 996. 

O’Laidhgnen, Conchobhar, airchinneach of 
Fearna-mor-Maedhog and Teach-Moling, died, 
1043. 

O’Laidhgnen, \Fearghal, abbot of Othain, died, 
1070. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Laidhgnen, Flaithbheartach, lord of Fearn- 
mhagh, died, 1119. 

O’Laidhgnen, Leathlobhar, lord of Airghialla, 
slain, 1078. 

O’Laidhgnen, Murchadh, airchinneach of Fearna, 
died, 1062. 

O’Laidhgnen, Ugaire, airchinneach of Fearna, 
died, 1085. 

O’Laidigh, John, elected bishop of Hy-Fiach- 
rach or Killala, 1253. 

died, 1275. 

O’Laidigh, erenagh of Annadown, died, 1255. 

O’Laidigh, John, bishop of Killala, died, 1280. 

O’Laighenain, Sitric, coarb of St. Comgall, died, 
1211: 

O’Laighnain, Maelisa, bishop of Imleach, and 
successor of Ailbhe, died, 1163. 

O’Laighnen, Diarmaid, lector of Cluain-Uamha, 
killed, 1162. 

O’Lainn, or Ua Lainn, now O’Lyn, Cu-Uladh, 
lord of Sil-Cathasaigh, 1151. See O’Floinn. 
O’Laithen, or Ua Laithen, Cumasgach, lord of 

Sil-Duibhthire, slain, 1086. 
O’Laithen, 1054. 
O’Laithen, Domhnall, killed, 1087. 
O’Laithimh, Johannes, bishop of Killala, died, 
1343. 
O’Lalor, or O’Lawler. See O’Leathlobhair. 
O’Lamhdhuibh, or Ua Lamhdhuibh, slain, 1171. 
O’Lamhdhuibh, Gillabarry, 1257. 
O’Lapain, or Ua Lapain, Oenghus, lord of Cinel- 
Enda, slain, 1010. 





“O’Lapain, Oenghus, bishop of Rath-bhoth, died, 


957. 

O’Lapain, Uissine, airchinneach of Doire-Chal- 
gaigh, died, 983. 

O’Lathachain, or Ua Lathachain, Cleireach 
Ruadh, died, 1052. 

O’Laughnan. See O’Laghtnan. 

O’Laverty, O’Fhlaibheartaigh, or Ua Laith- 
bheartaigh, Ardgal, died, 1251. 

O’Laverty, Magrath, tanist of Tyrone, slain, 
1197. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 345 


O’Laverty, Mahon, chief of the Clann-Donnell, 
died, 1216. See O’Flaherty of Tyrone. 

Olchobhar, son of Cinaedh, king of Caiseal, 846. 

died, 849. 

Olchobhar, son of Cummuscach, abbot of Cluain- 
fearta-Brenainn, died, 820. 

Olchobhar, son of Flann, scribe, bishop, and 
anchorite, died, 791. 

Olchobhar, son of Flann, airchinneach of Inis- 
Cathaigh, died, 792. 

O’Leanna, Diarmaid, successor of Seanan of 
Inis-Cathaigh, died, 1119. 

O’Leannain, Donnell, prior of Lisgool, died, 1380. 

O’Leannain, Donnell, canon of Lisgool, died, 
1466. 

O’Leannain, Gilla-na-naev, canon and sacristan 
of Lisgool, died, 1430. 

O’Leannain, John, prior of Lisgool, died, 1446. 

O’Leannain, Lucas, prior of Lisgool, died, 1434. 

O’Leannain, Thomas, canon, &c., of Lisgool, 
died, 1445. 

O’Leathlobhair, or Ua Leathlobhair, now O’La- 
lor or Lawler, Bec, lord of Dal-Araidhe, died, 
904. 

O’Leathlobhair, Donn, lord of Fearnmhagh, 
killed, 1080. 

O’Leathlobhaire, Flathruae, slain, 912. 

O’Leathlobhair, Loingseach, 912. 

O’Leathlobhair, Loingseach, king of Ulidia, 
died, 930. 

O’Ledhban, or Ua Ledhban, tanist of Teathbha, 
slain, 1044. 

O’Lenaghan, O’Leanachain, or Ua Lenachain, 
Mulkieran, priest of Tuam-mna, died, 1249. 

O’Leochain, or Ua Leochain, Egnech, lord of 
Tuath-Luighne, slain, 992. 

O’Leochain, Laidhcenn, son of Maelan, lord of 
Gaileanga, died, 1051. 

O’Leochain, Laidhgnen, lord of Gaileanga, taken 
prisoner, 1038. 

O’Leochain, Maelan, son of Egneach, lord of 
Gaileanga and all Tuaith-Luighne, killed, 
1017. 








O’Leochain, Seanan, lord of Gaileanga, slain, 
1012. 





son of, 1023. 

slain, 1030. 

O’Leochain, Sinnach, the, lord of Gaileanga, 
died, 990. 

O’Leoggain, or Ua Leoggain, Laidhgnen, slain, 
1000. 

O’Lighda, or Ua Lighda, Cairbre, airchinneach 
of Imleach-Ibhair, slain, 1058. 

O’Lighda, Conchobhar, successor of Ailbhe, 
died, 1122. 

O’Litiudha, or Ua Litiudha, Sirtheachan, slain, 
ire 

Ollach, a chieftain, slain, a. M. 3579. 

Ollamh Fodhla, son of Fiacha Finscotach, mo- 
narch of Ireland, A. mM. 3883, 3922. 

O’Lochlainn, or Ua Lochlainn. See O’Loughlin. 

O’Loingsigh, or Ua Loingsigh, now O’Linchy 
or Lynch, Aedh, lord of Dal-Araidhe, slain, 
1130. 

O’Loingsigh, Conchobhar, 1030. 

O’Loingsigh, Conchobhar, lord of Dal-Araidhe, 
slain, 1046. ; 

O’Loingsigh, Conchobhar, 1049. 

O’Loingsigh, Cufraich, son of, chief of Cinel- 
Bacat, slain, 1159. 

O’Loingsigh, Domhnall, 1046. 

O’Loingsigh, Domhnall, lord of Dal-Araidhe, 
slain, 1065. 

O’Loingsigh, Domhnall, lord of Dal-Araidhe, 
slain, 1141. 

O’Loingsigh, Donnchadh, lord of Dal-Araidhe, 
slain, 1003. 

O’Loingsigh, Donnchadh, lord of Dal-Araidhe, 
died, 1114. 

O’Loingsigh, Eochaidh, lord of Uaithne-thire, 
died, 1080. 

—— son of, 1088. 

grandson of, slain, 1151. 

O’Loingsigh, Finnchas, lord of Dal-Araidhe, 
died, 1113. 

O’Loingsigh, Flaithbheartach, 1104. 











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346 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Loingsigh, Flaithbheartach, son of Domhnall, 
_ slain, 1049. 

O’Loingsigh, Flaithbheartach, successor of Cia- 
ran, died, 1109. 

O’Loingsigh, Flathrui, lord of Dal-Araidhe, 
slain, 985. 

O’Loingsigh, Maelcoluim, priest of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 1061. 

O’Loingsigh, Maelmaire, bishop of Lis-mor, 
died, 1159. 

O’Loingsigh, lord of Dal-Araidhe, slain, 1077. 

O’Loingsigh, lord of Dal-Araidhe, slain, 1156. 

O’Loiste, John, abbot, died, 1502. 

O’Lomain, or Ua Lomain-Gaela, 949. 

O’Lomain, slain, 1165. 

O’Lonain, or Ua Lonain, Flannagan, abbot of 
Liath-Mochaemhog, died, 900. 

O’Lonain, the blind, chief poet of Munster, died, 
1064. 

O’Longain, or Ua Longain, Aedh, steward of 
Munster, died, 1141. 

O’Longain, Diarmaid, steward of Munster, died, 
VLL3. 

O’Longairg, or Ua Longairg, Cubruinne, slain, 
1138. 

O’Longargain, or Ua Longargain, now Lonner- 
gan, Annudh, successor of Colum, son of 
Cremhthann, died, 1099. 

O’Longargain, Conchobhar, killed, 1131. 

O’Longargain, Dionysius, archbishop of Cashel, 
died at Rome, 1215. 

- O’Longargain, Domhnall, 1147. 

O’Longargain, Domhnall, archbishop of Caiseal, 
died, 1158. 

O’Longargain, Tadhg, bishop of Thomond, died, 
1161. 

O’Loony, O’Luinigh, or Ua Luinigh, Conor, son 
of Conallagh, chief of Kinel-Moen, 1178. 

O’Loony, Gilchrist, lord of Kinel-Moen, killed, 
1090. © 

O’Loony, Galagh, slain, 1178. See O’Luinigh. 

O’Lorcain, or Ua Lorcain, now O’Lorcan or 
Larkin, Diarmaid, heir of Leinster, slain, 1064. 





O’Lorcain, Donnchadh, son of Augaire, killed, 
1075. 

O’Lorcain, Dubhshlaine, abbot of Imleach- 
Ibhair, died, 1003. 

O’Lorcain, Dunlaing, tanist of Leinster, killed, 
1083. 

O’Lorcain, Flann, noble priest of Lughmhadh, 
died, 1081. 

O’Lorcain, Gillacaeimhghin, son of Augaire, 
killed, 1075. 

O’Lorcain, Gillachrist, lord of Caille-Follamhain, 
killed, 1016. 

O’Lorcain, Mac-Gilladhidhe, lord of Fearn- 
mhagh, died, 1079. 

O’Lorcain, Muircheartach, airchinneach of Lo- 
thra, died, 1014. 

O’Lorcain, Muirgheas, slain, 1121. 

O’Lorcain, Murrough or Murchadh, king of 
Ui-Muireadhaigh, slain, 1103. 

O’Lorcain, Murrough, slain, 1494. 

O’Lorcain, Ruaidhri, lord of Ui-Niallain, slain, 
1037. 

O’Lorcain, Tadhg, tanist of Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, 
taken prisoner, 1037. 

O’Lorcain, Tadhg, the two sons of, tanists of 
Ui-Muireadhaigh, slain, 1124. 

O’Lorcain, Thomas, intended ollav to O’ Madden, 
died, 1490. 

O’Lorcain, Ughaire, lord of Ui-Muireadhaigh, 
died, 1112. 

O’Lorcains, 1059, 1076. 

O’Lothchain, O’Leochain, Ua Lochain, .or 
Ua Lothchain, Cuan, chief poet of Ireland, 
slain, 1024. 

O’Loughlin, O’Lochlainn, or Ua Lochlainn, 
Ardghal, of Aileach or Tyrone, slain, 1177. 
O’Loughlin, Conchobhar, king of Cinel-Eoghain, 

1139, 1169. 

O’Loughlin, Conchobhar, or Conor, 1200. 

O’Loughlin, Conor, or Conchobhar,. son of 
Domhnall, 1131, 1132. 

O’Loughlin, Conor, or Conchobhar, son of 
Domhnall, king of the North, &., slain, 1136. 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Loughlin, Conchobhar, son of Muircheartach, 
lord of Cinel-Eoghain, slain, 1170. 

O’Loughlin, Diarmaid, son of Maghnus, tanist 
of Aileach, killed, 1149. 

O’Loughlin, Dermot, son of Murtough, killed, 
1203. 

O’Loughlin, Domhnall, king of the Cinel- 
Eoghain, 1080, 1083, 1084, 1090, 1097, 1099, 
1100, 1101, 1103, 1105, 1120. 

O’Loughlin, Donnell, lord of Kinel-Owen, 1232. 

slain, 1241. 

O’Loughlin, Donnell, son of Hugh, 1182. 

died, 1186. 

O'Loughlin, Donnell, son of Hugh, lord of 
Aileach, slain, 1188. 

O’Loughlin, Hugh, son of Melaghlin of Aileach, 
killed, 1214. 

O’Lochlainn, Lochlainn, of Aileach, the son of, 
1133: 

O’Loughlin, Manus, son of Dermot of Aileach, 
slain, 1201. 

O'Loughlin, Melaghlin, son of Murtough, 1177. 

slain, 1185. 

O’Loughlin, or Mac Loughlin, Murtough, son 
of Murtough, lord of Kinel-Owen, killed, 
1196. 

O’ Loughlin, Muircheartach, son of Niall, senior 
of the northern Ui-Neill, and king of Ireland, 
1147, 1148, 1150, 1151, 1154, 1155, 1156, 
1157, 1158, 1159, 1160, 1162, 1164, 1166. 

slain in the battle of Leithi- Cam, 














1166. 

O'Loughlin, Niall, 1111, 1113, 1136, 1142. 

son of, 1145, 1149, 1151, 1163, 1164, 
1166, 1167. 

O’Loughlin, Niall, son of Muircheartach, 1163, 
1167. 

O’Loughlins, or Mac Loughlins, of Aileach, 
1093, 1130, 1148, 1152, 1153, 1167. See 
Mac Loughlin. 

O’Loughlin, O’Lochlainn, or Ua Lochlainn 
Burren, Annadh, lord of Corcomroe, died, 
1060. 








347 


O’Loughlin Burren, Amhlaeibh, lord of Cor- 
comroe, slain, 1132. 

O’Loughlin Burren, Brian, son of Ross, slain, 
1598. 

O’Loughlin Burren, Conghalach, lord of Cor- 
comroe, died, 1045. 

O’Loughlin Burren, Conghalach, bishop of Cor- 
comroe, died, 1300. 

O’Loughlin Burren, 
1503. 

O’Loughlin Burren, Donough, lord of Cor- 
comroe, died, 1361. 

O’Loughlin Burren, Duvloughlin, slain, 1268. 

O’Loughlin Burren, Felim, son of Mahon, 
bishop of Kilfenora, died, 1434. 

O’Loughlin Burren, Irial, lord of Corcomroe, 
slain, 1396. 

O’Loughlin Burren, Melaghlin Cam, lord of 
Corcomroe, slain, 1389. 

O’Loughlin Burren, Melaghlin, son of Owney, 

_ slain, 1562. 

O’Loughlin Burren, Owney, grandson of Ross, 
1590. 

O’Loughlin Burren, Owney, son of Melaghlin, 
died, 1590. 

O’Loughlin Burren, 
1590. 

O’Loughlin Burren, Turlough, son of Owny, 
put to death, 1584. 

O’Loughlin Burren, Turlough Boy, son of Ross, 
slain, 1598. 

O’Loughlins, or O’Lochlains, of Burren or Cor- 
comroe, 1149, 1408, 1448. 

O’Loughrane. See O’Luchairen. 

O’Luanaigh, or Ua Luanaigh, Echthighern, 
lord of the North, slain, 972. 

O’Luchairen, or O’Loughrane, Gillapatrick, a 
priest, put to death, 1611. 

O’Luchairen, Owen, the official, died, 1493. 

O’Lughadha, Finaghty, coarb of Finen, died, 
1243. 

O’Luimlin, Cormac, bishop of Clonfert-Brendan, 
died, 1259. 


Conor, son of Rory, 


Ross, son of Owny, 1585, 


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348 


O’Luinigh, or Ua Luinigh, now O’Loony, Gilla- 
christ, lord of Cinel-Moen, killed, 1090. 

O’Luinin, Matthew, erenagh of Arda, in Fer- 
managh, died, 1396. 

O’Luinin, Matthew, erenagh of Arda, died,1477. 

O’Luinin, Piarus Cam, erenagh of Arda, died, 
1441. 

O’Luinin, Teige Finn, historian, &c., died, 1478. 

O’Luimluini, or Ua Lumluini, Cormac, lector 
of Cluainfearta-Brenainn, died, 1170. 

O’Lyn. See O’Floinn and O’Lainn. 

O’Machainen, or Ua Machainen, Amhlaeibh, 
lord of Mughdhorna, died, 1053. 

O’Machainen, Gillachiarain, lordof Mughdhorna, 
1062. 

O’Machainen, Maelruanaidh, lord of Mugh- 
dhorna, died, 1110. 

O’Machainen, Oissine, lord of Mughdhorna, 
slain, 997. 

O’Macliag, or Ua Macliag, Macraith, chief of 
Cinel-Lughna, died, 1162. 

O’Macliag, slain, 1158. 

O’Madadhain, or Ua Madadhain. See O’Madden. 

O’Madden, O’Madadhain, or Ua Madadhain, 
Aenghus, son of Gara, died, 1347. 

O’Madden, Anmchadh, son of Donnell, 1595, 
1602. 

O’Madden, Anmchadh, son of Melaghlin Moder, 
slain, 1595. 

O’Madden, Breasal, 1546, 1557. 

O’Madden, Breasal, lord of Sil-Anmchadha, died, 
1526. 





sons of, 1541. 

O’Madden, Breasal Duv, 1556. 

O’Madden, Breasal, son of Murrough, slain, 
1486. 

O’Madden, Cathal, slain, 1343. 

O’Madden, Cathal, sons of, 1541. 

O’Madden, Cathal, son of Owen, lord of Sil- 
Anmchadha, died, 1413. 

O’Madden, Celia, wife of, died, 1486. 

O’Madden, Cobhthach, or Coffey, heir of Bile 
Anmchadha, 1411. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Madden, Cobhthach, or Coffey, 1486. 

O’Madden, Coffey, son of Melaghlin, slain,1547. 

O’Madden, Coffey Oge, son of Coffey, slain, 1595. 

O’Madden, Cucoirne, lord of Sil-Anmchadha, 
died, 1158. 

O’Madden, Dermot, 
died, 1207. 

O’Madden, Dermot, son of Murrough, slain, 
1486. 

O’Madden, Domhnall, lord of Ui-Eathach, died, 
1095. 

O’Madden, Donnell, son of John, lord of Sil- 
Anmchadha, 1566, 1585, 1595, 1601, 1602. 

O’Madden, Donough, son of Colla, slain, 1557. 

O’Madden, Dunadhach, son of Cathal, 
1454. 

O’Madden, Dunghalach, slain, 1381. 

O’Madden, Fearadhach Boy, tanist of Sil-Anm- 
chadha, slain, 1523. 

O’Madden, Hugh, son of Anmchadh, lord of 
Sil-Anmchadha, died, 1554. 

O’Madden, John, son of Breasal, lord of Sil- 
Anmchadha, 1554. 

slain, 1556. 

O’Madden, John, son of Murrough, slain, 1316. 

O’Madden, Madadhan, or Madden, lord of Sil- 
Anmchadha, died, 1096. 

O’Madden, Madden, lord of Sil-Anmchadha, 
died, 1235. 

O’Madden, Maelseachlainn, 1059. 

O’Madden, Melaghlin Balbh, 1543, 1545, 1547. 

sons of, 1557. 


lord of Sil-Anmchadha, 


slain, 








‘O’Madden, Melaghlin God, 1544, 1546, 1547, 


1549. 

O’Madden, Melaghlin Modharda, 1549, 1556, 
1557. 

O’Madden, Melaghlin Modardha, son of Me- 
laghlin, 1549, 1556, 1557. 

died, 1566. 

O’Madden, Melaghlin, son of Breasal, aie, 
1544. 

O’Madden, More, daughter of Mutrough; died, 
1383. 








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INDEX NOMINUM. 349 


O’Madden, Murrough, chief of half Sil-An- 
mchadha, died, 1201. 

O’Madden, Murrough, slain, 1316, 

O’Madden, Murrough, lord of Sil-Anmchadha, 
died, 1451. 

O’Madden, Murrough, son of, 1541. 

O’Madden, Murrough Reagh, hanged, 1547. 

O’Madden, Murrough, son of Owen, lord of Sil- 
Anmchadha, died, 1475. 

O’Madden, Murrough, became chief of Sil-An- 
mchadha, 1347. 

— slain, 1371. 

O’Madden, Owen, 1336. 

O’Madden, Owen, chief of Sil-Anmchadha, 1336. 

died, 1347. 

O’Madden, Owen, son of Murrough, lord of Sil- 
Anmchadha, died, 1411. 

O’Madden, Owen Duy, son of Melaghlin Balbh, 
taken prisoner, 1595. 

O’Maddens of Sil-Anmchadha, 1069, 1128,1135, 
1264, 1368, 1430, 1441, 1479. 

O’Madden of Aileach, or Tyrone, 1059. 

slain, 1063. 

O’Madden, or O’Madadhain of Aileach Raghnall, 
tanist of Aileach, died, 1074. 

O’Maeilcraoibhe, Godfrey, slain, 1490. 

O’Maeiltealcha, or Ua Maeltealcha, Diarmaid, 
bishop, died, 1016. 

O’Maelaedha, or Ua Maelaedha of the Cinel- 
Aenghusa, a hostage, 1167. 

O?Maelaithghin, or Ua Maelaithghein, Diarmaid, 
airchinneach of Dun, died, 1099. 

O’Maelbearaigh, or Ua Maelbearaigh, Cormac, 
abbot of Gleann-Fuaid, died, 977. 

O’Maelbealtaine, or Ua Maelbeltaine, Gilla- 
christ, a noble priest, died, 1160. 

O’Maelbhrenainn., See O’Mulrenin. 

O’Maelbrighde, Donnell Carragh, and son, 1452. 

O’Maelbrighde, Fearghal, grandson of Cinaeth, 
slain,, 1154. 

O’Maelbrigdhe, Sitriuc, slain, 1128. 

O’Maelbrighde, Thomas, son of Gilla-Crossagh, 
1452... 














O’Maelchallann, or Ua Maelchallann. See 
O’Mulholland. 

O’Maelchiarain. See O’Mulkieran. 

O’Maelchonaire, or Ua Maelchonaire. See 
O’Mulconry. 

O’Maelcoluim, or Ua Maelcoluim, Muireadhach, 
airchinneach of Doire, died, 1061. 

O’Maelcorghais, or Ua Maelcorghais, Ceallach, 
poet of Connaught, died, 999. 

O’Maelcraeibhe, or Ua Maelcraeibhe, one of the 
people of Imhleach-Ibhair, died, 1095. 

O’Maeldoraidh, or Ua Maeldoraidh. See O’Mul- 
dory. 

O’Maelduin, or Ua Maelduin. See O’Muldoon. 

O’Maele, or Ua Maele, Cathal, slain, 927. 

O’Maeleachlainn, or Ua Maeleachlainn. See 
O’Melaghlin. 

O’Maeleithinn, Maelcluiche, 960. 

O’Maeleoin, or Ua Maeleoin. See O’Malone. 

O’Maelfabhaill, or Ua Maelfabhaill, Aedh, lord 
of Carraig-Brachaidhe, slain, 1166. 

O’Maelfabhaill, Flaithbheartach, lord of Carraig- 
Brachaidhe, died, 1053. 

O’Maelfabhaill, Gillachrist, lord of Carraig-Bra- 
chaidhe, died, 1082. 

O’Maelfabhaill, Muircheartach, lord of Carraig- 
Brachaidhe, slain, 1065. 

O’Maelfabhaill, Sitric, lord of Carraig- Bra- 
chaidhe, killed, 1102. 

O’Maelfina, or Ua Maelthina, Flaherty, chief of 
half Calry of Moy-heleog, slain, 1269. 

O’Maelfinn, or Ua Maelfinn, Maelbrighde, 
bishop, died, 1041. 

O’Maelfoghmhair, or Ua Maelfoghmhair, Er- 
chadh, archbishop of Connaught, died, 1086. 

O’Maelfoghmhair, the bishop of Connaught, 
died, 1137. 

O’Maelfoghmhair, bishop of Ui-Amhalghadha, 
&e., died, 1151. 

O’Maelgaeithe, or Ua Maelgaeithe, Conn, slain, 
1131. 

O’Maelgiric, or Ua Maelgiric, Maelisa, chief 
poet, died, 1088. , 


350 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Maelguirm, or Ua Maelguirm, Mac Conae- 
naigh, airchinneach of Ros-Cre, killed, 
1127. 

O’Maelmaedhog, or Ua Maelmaedhog, Diarmaid, 
abbot of Gleann-Uisean, died, 1016. 

O’Maelmhiadhaigh, or O’Maelmhiadhaigh. See 
O’ Mulvey. 

O’Maelmhuaidh. See O’Molloy. 

O’Maelmidhe, or Ua Maelmidhe, Ceallach, air- 
chinneach of Druim-raithe, died, 1016. 

O’Maelmidhe, Donnghal, lector of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, 948. 

O’Maelmithigh, or Ua Maelmithigh, Gillaerraith, 
a young lord, died, 1063. 

O’Maelmithigh, Gillahuasaille, died, 1064. 

O’Maelmocheirghe. See O’Mulmoghery. 

O’Maelmordha, or Ua Maelmordha, Fiacha, 
chief senior of Ireland, died, 1042. 

O’Maelmuire, or Ua Maelmuire, Echri, lord of 
Cianachta, killed, 1100. 

O’Maelmuire, Uidhrin, chief of Cinel-Fearadh- 
aigh, died, 1082. 

O’Maelnambo, or Ua Maelnambo, Donnchadh, 
lord of Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, slain, 1115. 

O’Maelruain, or Ua Maelruain, Cairthen, the 
grandson of, slain, 1101. 

O’Maelruain, Coirten, lord of Dealbhna, slain, 
1034. 

O’Maelruain, Coirten, grandson of, lord of 
Dealbhna-mor, 1085. 

O’Maelruain, Maelbrighde, airchinneach of 
Slebhte, died, 1055. 

O’Maelruanaidh, or Ua Maelruanaidh. See 
O’Mulrony. 

O’Maelseachnaill, or Ua Maelseachnaill. See 
O’Melaghlin. 

O’Maeltelcha, or Ua Maeltelcha, Diarmaid, suc- 

. cessor of Comhghall, died, 1015. 

O’Maeltemhin, or Ua Maeltemhin, Cinaedh, 
died, 1037. 

O’Maeltrea, or Ua Maeltrea, Gillacoluim, son 
of Muireadhach, died, 1017. 

O’Maeltuile, Maurice, slain, 1366. 





O’Maeluire, or Ua Maeluidhir, Gillapatrick, 
abbot of Clogher, died, 1441. 

O’Maeluire, Murtough, bishop of Clonfert and 
Clonmacnoise, died, 1187. 

O’Maeluire, Pierce, abbot of Clogher, died, 
1507. 

O’Maenagain, or Ua Maenagain, Muireadhach, 
bishop, died, 1033. 

O’Maenaigh, or Ua Maenaigh, now Mooney, 
Meany, or Meeny, Feardomhnach, abbot of 
Cluain-mic-Nois, &c., died, 950. 

O’Maenaigh, John, parson of Geshill, &., died, 
1523. 

O’Maenaigh, Nicholas, vicar of Caislen-mic-Con- 
chobhair, died, 1438. 

O’Maenaigh, Maelisa, priest, died, 1233. 

O’Maenaigh, Murtough, slain, 1260. 

O’Maenaighs, 1421, 1493. 

O’Maher. See O’Meagher. 

O’Mahony, O’Mathghamhna, or Ua Math- 
ghamhna, of Carbery, 1381. 

O’ Mahony of Carbery, Conor Finn, son of Conor, 
died, 1513. 

O’Mahony of Carbery, Conor, son of Conor 
Finn Oge, lord of Fonn-Iartharach, 1585. 
O'Mahony of Carbery, Dermot, lord of Fonn 

Tartharach, died, 1427. 

O’Mahony, Donnchadh, king of Ulidia, slain, 
1065. 

O’Mahony of Carbery, Donnell, son of Teige, 
died, 1359. 

O’Mahony of Carbery, Donnell, son of Teige, 

~ slain, 1359. 

O’Mahony of Carbery, Finghin, lord of Fonn- 
Tartharach, died, 1496. 

O’Mahony [recté Mac Mahon], Teige, heir of 
Corca-Baiscinn, died, 1432. 

O’Mahonys of Carbery, 1240, 1381, 1600. 

O’Mahony, O’Mathghamhna, or Ua Mathghamh- 
na, Aedh, king of Ulidia, 1124, 1127. 

O’Mahony, Donnchadh, king of Ulidia, slain, 
1149. 

O’Mahony, Eochaidh, of Ulidia, 1113, 1114. 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 351 


O’Mahonys of Ulidia, 1108, 1149. 

O’Maicin, Thomas, bishop of Leyny, died,1265. 

O’Maighteachain, or Ua Maighteachain, 1021. 

O’Maigin, Maelbrighde, abbot of Toberpatrick, 
died, 1225. 

O’Maighne, or Ua Maighne, Maelciarain, suc- 
cessor of Colum-Cille, martyred, 985. 

O’Mail, or Ua Mail, Cormac, bishop of Gleann- 
da-locha, died, 1101. 

O’Mailcain, or Ua Mailcain, chief poet of Dal- 
gCais, died, 1096. 

O’Maille. See O’Malley. 

O’Mainnin, or Ua Mainnin. See O’Mannin. 

O’Maithgen, Teige, monk of Boyle, died, 1489. 

O'Malley, O’Maille, or Ua Maille, Brian, son of 
Teige, slain, 1460. 

O'Malley, Conor, son of Dermot, 1415. 

O'Malley, Conor, son of Owen, 1396. 

O'Malley, Cormac, son of Donnell Roe, slain, 
1337; 

O'Malley, Cormac, son of Owen, died, 1523. 

O’Malley, Dermot, lord of Umallia, 1415. 

O'Malley, Dermot, son of Cormac, slain, 1524, 

O'Malley, Dermot, son of Owen, lord of Umhall 
or Umallia, died, 1362. 

O'Malley, Donnell, lord of Umallia, died, 1177. 

O'Malley, Donnell, lord of Umallia, died, 1401. 

O'Malley, Donnell, son of Dermot, 1415. 

O'Malley, Donnell, son of Dermot, slain, 1460. 

O'Malley, Donnell, son of Murray, slain, 1285. 

O'Malley, Donnell Roe, slain, 1337. 

O’Malley, Duvdara, son of Murray, put to 
death, 1219. 

O'Malley, Hugh, lord of Umallia, slain, 1415. 


_ O'Malley, Hugh, son of Dermot, heir of Umal- 


lia, slain, 1427. ; 

O'Malley, Hugh, son of Teige, 1460. 

O’Malley, John, slain, 1460. 

O'Malley, John-na-Seoltadh, son of Donnell, 
1568. 

O'Malley, Mary, daughter of, died, 1523. 

O'Malley, Melaghlin, heir of Umallia, slain, 
1429. 





O’Malley, Murtough, son of Murray, slain, 1285. 

O'Malley, Owen, slain, 1513. 

O’Malley, Owen, lord of Umallia, died, 1362. 

O'Malley, Owen, slain, 1384. 

O'Malley, Tadhg, or Teige, lord of Umallia, 
drowned, 1123. 

O'Malley, Thomas, son of, 1415. 

O'Malley, Tuathal, died, 1361. 

O'Malley, Tuathal, 1413. 

O'Malley, Tuathal, pilot of a fleet, drowned, 
1560. 

O'Malley, William, slain, 1460. 

O’Malleys, 1378, 1412, 1429, 1583. 

O’Malone, O’Maoileoin, or Ua Maeleoin, Aedh, 
successor of Ciaran of Cluain-mic-Nois, or 
Clonmacnoise, died, 1153. 

O’Malone, Hugh, bishop of Clonmacnoise, 
drowned, 1219. 

O’Malone, Gillachrist, successor of Ciaran of 
Cluain-mic-Nois, 1124. 

died, 1127. 

O’Malone, Mulkieran, abbot of Clonmacnoise, 
died, 1263. 

O’Malone, Mulmurry, coarb of St. Kieran, died, 
1230. 

O’Malone, Rory, bishop of Ardagh, &c., died, 
1540. 

O’Malone, Tiernagh, successor of Kieran of 
Clonmacnoise, died, 1172. 

O’Malone, the Dean, died, 1461. 

O’Manchain, or Ua Manchain, Artagan, lector 
of Gleann-da-locha, died, 964. 

O’Manchain, Dubhscuile, died, 965. 

O’Manchain, Dunchadh, successor of Caeimh- 
ghin, died, 1002. 

O’Manchain, Guaire, priest of Gleann-da-locha, 
1050. 

O’Manchain, Muireadhach, successor of Cronan, 
died, 1033. 

O’Manchain, i.e. the brehon [judge], successor 
of Caeimhghin, died, 1095. 

O’Mannachain, or Ua Mannachain. See O’Mo- 
nahan. 





352 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Mannaigh, or Ua Mannaigh, Maelbrighde, 
bishop, died, 1065. 

O’Mannin, chief of Sodan, in Hy-Many, slain, 
1377. 

O’Mannin, son of, slain, 1490. 

O’Maoileoin, or Ua Maoileoin. See O’Malone. 

O’Maoilmacha, Tuathal, comharba of Patrick, 
died, 1006. 

O’Maonaigh. See O’Maenaigh. 

O’Martain, Gilla-Arnain, chief professor of law 
in Ireland, died, 1216. 

O’Martain, bishop of Clogher, died, 1431. 

O’Mathghamhna, or Ua Mathgnamhna. See 
O’Mahony. 

O’Meachair. See O’Meagher. 

O’Meagher, O’Meachair, or Ua Meachair, John 
of the Glen, son of Thomas, died, 1592. 

O’Meagher, Teige, chief of Ui-Cairin, or Ikerrin, 
1462. 

O’Meagher, chief of Ui-Cairin, Honora, wife of, 
died, 1383. 

O’ Meagher, chief of Ui-Cairin, died, 1413. 

O’Meaghers, 1600, 1601. 

O’Meallaigh, Conn, bishop of Annadown, died, 
1201..* 

O’Meallaigh, Thomas, bishop of Annadown, died, 
1250. 

O’Meallaigh, Thomas, bishop of Annadown, died, 
1328. 

O’Meallain. See O’Mellan. 

O’Meangorain, or Ua Meanngorain, Ceallach, 
airchinneach of Corcach, died, 1006. 

O’Meangorain, bishop, died, 1147. 

O’Meehan, Ettru, bishop of Clonard, died,1173. 

O’Meehan, Thomas, bishop of Leyny, 1266. 

O’Meehin, O’Mithidhein, or Ua Mithidhein, 
Gilla-na-naev, coarb of Ballaghmeehin, died, 
1419. 

O’Meehin, Maelfinnen, died, 1260. 

O’Meehin of Ballaghmeehin, Lasarina, wife of, 
died, 1381. 

O’Meehins of Ballaghmeehin, coarbs of St. Mo- 
laisse, died, 1336, 1439. 





O’Meisdeadhaigh, or Ua Meisdeadhaigh, Fear- 
ghal, lector of Imhleach-Ibhair, died, 1089: 
O’Melaghlin, O’Maeleachlainn, O’Maoilseach- 
lainn, or Ua Maelseachlainn, Aedh, lord of 
Aileach, 1076. 

died, 1083. 

O’Melaghlin, Art, lord of Westmeath, 1173, 
1176, 1178. 

slain, 1184. 

son of, 1236. 

O’Melaghlin, Art, 1518, 1537. 

slain, 1539. 

O’Melaghlin, Art More, son of Cormac, king of 
Meath, slain, 1344. 

grandsons of, 1446. 

















O’Melaghlin, Art, son of Art More, died, — 


1385. 

O’Melaghlin, Art, son of Colman, died, 1478. 

O’Melaghlin, Art, son of Con, lord of Meath, 
slain, 1468. 

sons of, 1459, 1475. 

O’Melaghlin, Art, son of Con, son of, 1470. 

O’Melaghlin, Art, son of Con, taken prisoner, 
1476. 

O’Melaghlin, Art, son of Cormac, son of Art, 
1264. ' 





son of, 1301. 

O’Melaghlin, Art, son of Murchadh, died, 1141. 

O’Melaghlin, Benmidhe, daughter of Concho- 
bhar, died, 1137. 

O’Melaghlin, Cahir, dean of Cluain, slain, 1539- 





O’Melaghlin, Carbry, slain, 1250. 


O’Melaghlin, Carbry, king of Meath, 1289, 
1290. - 

O’Melaghlin, Carbry an Sgregain, son of Cor- 
mac, king of Meath, slain, 1323. 

O’Melaghlin, Carbry, son of Corret slain, 
1301. 

O’Melaghlin, Colman, son of Art, 1475. 

slain, 1489. 

O’Melaghlin, Con, he aera of Meath, a) 
1431. 

O’Melaghlin, Con, 1462. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Melaghlin, Con, son of Art, son of Con,1483, 
1487, 1489, 1500. 

O’Melaghlin, Con, son of Art, slain, 1547. 

O’Melaghlin, Conchobhar, 1249. 

O’Maeleachlain, Conchobhar, grandson of Donn- 
chadh, killed, 1133, 1141. 

O’Melaghlin, Conchobhar, or Conor, heir appa- 
rent to the kingdom of Ireland, slain, 917. 
O’Melaghlin, Conchobhar, bishop of Elphin, 

died, 1468. 

O’Maeleachlainn, Conchobhar, king of Meath, 
1030, 1032, 1033, 1035, 1037, 1039, 1048, 
1049, 1053, 1056, 1057, 1058, 1059, 1065, 
1066, 1071, 1072. 

killed, 1073. 

O’Melaghlin, Conchobhar, son of Domhnall, 
blinded, 1153. 

O’Melaghlin, Conchobhar, son of Murchadh, 
heir of Teamhair, slain, 1133. * 

O’Melaghlin, Conghalach, 1053, 1054. 

O’Melaghlin, Connell, son of Felim, 1537. 

O’Melaghlin, Corc, brother of Con, taken pri- 
soner, 1431. 

O’Melaghlin, Cormac, brother of Rury, slain, 
1543. 

O’Melaghlin, Cormac Ballagh, king of Meath, 
1344, 





died, 1361. 

O’Melaghlin, Cormac, son of Art, 1209, 1211, 
1212, 1213. 

died, 1239. 

O’Melaghlin, Cormac, son of Art, tanist of 
Clann-Colman, slain, 1547. 

O’Melaghlin, Dearbhail, daughter of, died,1088. 

O’Melaghlin, Dearbhail, daughter of, died, 
1101. 

O’Melaghlin, Dearbhail, daughter of Donn- 
chadh, died, 1167. 

O’Melaghlin, Diarmaid, or Dermot, king of 
Teamhair, 1125, 1127. 

slain, 1130. 

O’Melaghlin, Diarmaid, or Dermot, son of Art, 
slain, 1202. 











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353 


O’Melaghlin, Diarmaid, or Dermot Bearnagh, 
died, 1233. 

O’Melaghlin, Diarmaid, or Dermot Roe, son of 
Cormac, killed, 1249. 

O’Melaghlin, Diarmaid, son of Domhnall, king 
of Meath, 1155, 1156, 1157, 1158, 1159, 1160, 
1161, 1162, 1167. 

deposed, 1163. 

slain, 1169. 

O’Melaghlin, Diarmaid, son of Donnchadh, 1168. 

O’Melaghlin, Dervorgilla, or Dearbhforgaill, 
daughter of Murrough, 1152, 1167. 

eloped with the king of Leinster, 1152. 

died, 1193. 

O’Melaghlin, Domhnall, or Donnell, 905. 

O’Melaghlin, Domhnall, son of Aedh Beag, 
slain, 1023. 3 

O’Melaghlin, Domhnall, or Donnell, son of Don- 
nell Breaghagh, slain, 1212. 

O’Melaghlin, Domhnall Breaghach, son of Mael- 
seachlainn-Crosach, king of Meath,1169,1170, 
LE ELIS: . 

O’Melaghlin, Domhnall, son of Flann, king of 
Teamhair, or Tara, 1082, 1089, 1090. 

slain, 1094. 

sons of, 1115. 

O’Melaghlin, Domhnall, son of the Gott, killed, 
1105. 

O’Melaghlinn, Domhnall, son of Murchadh, 
heir to the throne of Ireland, 1118, 1125, 
1127, 1131. 

slain, 1137. 

O’Melaghlin, Domhnall, or Donnell, son of 
Murtough, died, 1202. 

O’Melaghlin, Donnchadh, 909, 925, 936. 

O’Melaghlin, Donnchadh, 1095, 1105. 

O’Melaghlin, Donnchadh, or Donough, 1176. 

O’Melaghlin, Donnchadh, son of Aedh Beag, 
slain, 1014. 

O’Melaghlin, Donnchadh, son of Domhnall, 
king of Meath, 1155, 1156, 1157, 1158, 1159. 

excommunicated, 1157. 

killed, 1160. 





























354 


O’Melaghlin, Donnchadh, son of the Gott, slain, 
1096. 

O’Melaghlin,’ Donnchadh, son of Murchadh, 
king of Meath, killed, 1106. 

O’Melaghlin, Donnchadh, son of Muircheartach, 
1144. 

O’Melaghlin, Felim, lord of Clann-Colman, 
1509, 1518, 1539, 1540, 1541, 1543. 

O’Melaghlin, Felim Oge, son of Felim, slain, 
1542. 

O’Melaghlin, Flann, son of Art, slain, 1176. 

O’Melaghlin, Flann, son of Domhnall, blinded, 
1037. 

O’Melaghlin, the Gott, 1030. 

daughter of, died, 1051. 

O’Melaghlin, Heremon, slain, 1386. 

O’Melaghlin, Henry, slain, 1227. 

O’Melaghlin, James, son of Murrough, slain, 
1537. 

O’Melaghlin, Kedagh, chief of Clann-Colman, 
1537, 1540, 1543, 1544. 

O’Melaghlin, Laighneach, son of Core, lord of 
Clann-Colman, slain, 1487. 

O’Melaghlin, Maelmochta, abbot of Clonmac- 
noise, died, 1173. 

O’Melaghlin, Maelruanaidh Gott, heir of Tea- 
mhair, or Tara, slain, 975. 

O’Melaghlin, Manus, lord of East Meath, hanged 
by the English, 1175. 

O’Melaghlin, Maelseachlainn, heir of Teamhair, 
killed, 1115. 
O’Melaghlin, Maelseachlainn, son of Donnchadh, 
slain, 1125. ; 
O’Melaghlin, Maelseachlainn, son of Muirchear- 
tach, killed, 1131. 

O’Melaghlin, Maelseachlainn, son of Murchadh, 
king of Meath, 1145, 1152, 1153. 

died, 1155. 

O’Melaghlin, Melaghlin Beg, king of Tara,1178, 
1184, 1187, 1189, 1213. 
O’Melaghlin, Melaghlin, son of Art, 1547,1548. 
O’Melaghlin, Melaghlin, son of Melaghlin Beg, 

drowned, 1220. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Melaghlin, Murchadh, slain, 1033. 

O’Melaghlin, Murchadh, son of Flann, killed, 
1076. 

Ua Maeleachlainn, Murchadh, king of Tea- 
mhair, 1109. 

Ua Maeleachlainn, Murchadh, king of Teamhair, 
or Tara, 1114, 1115, 1118, 1120, 1123, 1125, 
1127, 1131,1133; 1136, 1137, 1138, 1139, 
1140, 1141, 1143, 1144, 1145, 1150, 1152. 

died, 1153. 

O’Melaghlin, Murchadh, or Murrough, slain, 
1254. 

O’Melaghlin, Murchadh, or Murrough, king of 
Meath, died, 1293. 

O’Melaghlin, Murchadh, or Murrough, slain, 
1518. 

O’Melaghlin, Murchadh, or Murrough, kinsman 
of Teige Roe, 1549. 

O’Melaghlin, Murchadh, or Murrough, son of 
Art, 1475. 

O’Melaghlin, Murchadh, or Murrough, son of 
Conchobhar, 1072. 

O’Melaghlin, Murchadh, or Murrough, son of 
Conchobhar, heir of Meath, slain, 1077. 

O’Melaghlin, Murrough, or Murchadh, son of 
Flann, 1073. 

O’Melaghlin, Murchadh, or Murrough, son of 
Turlough, 1547. 

O’Melaghlin, Murtough, or Muircheartach, 
1043, 1049. \ 

Ua Melaghlin, Murtough, 1102, 1106. 

son of, 1144. 








i O’Melaghlin, Murtough, slain, 1227. 


O’Melaghlin, Murtough, son of Art, died, 1464. 

O’Melaghlin, Murtough, son of Domhnall, heir 
of Teamhair, died, 1143. 

O’Melaghlin, Murtough, son of Domhnall, 1156, 
1160. 

drowned, 1163. 

O’Melaghlin, Niall, son of Felim, 1547. 

O’Melaghlin, Niall, son of Felim, tanist of Clann- . 
Colman, 1547, 1549. 

slain, 1553. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 355. 


O’Melaghlin, Roen, 1027. 

O’Melaghlin, Rory, slain, 1544. 

O’Melaghlin, Rury, 1531, 1543. 

O’Melaghlin, Sleghanach, slain, 1014. 

O’Melaghlin, Taillte, daughter of Muirchear- 
tach, died, 1170. 

O’Melaghlin, Tailltin, daughter of Conchobhar, 
died, 1171. 

O’Melaghlin, Tailltin, daughter of Murchadh, 
wife of king Turlough O’Conor, died, 1128. 

O’Melaghlin, Teige Roe, 1548, 1549, 1553. 

O’Melaghlin, Turlough, 1518, 1521. 

O’Melaghlin, Turlough Cleireach, slain, 1537. 

O’Melaghlin, Turlough Oge, 1531. 

O’Melaghlins, 1137,1145,1146,1 157, 1225, 1266, 
1316, 1349, 1373, 1422, 1430, 1490, 1517, 
1549, 1557. 

O’Mellan, O’Meallain, or Ua Meallain, keeper 
of the Bell of St. Patrick’s Will, taken priso- 
ner, 1425. 


. O’Mellan, Felim Oge, slain, 1514. 


O’Mellan, Solomon, keeper of Clog-an-Eadh- 
achta, died, 1356. 

O’Mellans, 1432, 1444, 1493. 

O’Melly. See O’ Meallaigh. 

O’Merligh, or Ua Merligh, Eochaidh, lord of 
Fearnmhagh, died, 1080. 

O’Meyey, Gilla-gan-inathar, struck off the head 
‘of Sir Hugh De Lacy, 1186. 

O’Miadhachain, or Ua Miadhachain, now O’Mee- 
han, or Meehan, lector of Cluain-mic-Nois, 
died, 1063. 

O’Miadhachain, Thomas, bishop of Leyny, 
1266. 

O’Miadhaigh. See O’Meyey. 

O’Mianain, tutor of O’Donnell, hanged, 1246. 

O’Mictire, or Ua Mictire, Uamnachan, successor 
of Colman, son of Lenin, died, 1099. 

O’Minaghan, Echtighern, son of the Brehon, 
slain, 1230. 

O’Mithidhein, or Ua Mithidhein, Cormac, abbot 
of Achadh-abhla, died, 1017. See O’Meehin. 

O’Moain of Tearmonn-Ui-Moain, 1557. 





O’Mochain. See O’Moghan. 

O’Modain, or Ua Modain, Aedh, bishop of 
Gleann-da-locha, died, 1126. 

O’Moghan, Benedict, erenagh of Killaraght, 
died, 1361. 

O’Moghan, Donnell, abbot of the monks of 
Boyle, died, 1441. 

O’Moghan, Gregory, archbishop of Tuam, died, 
1392. 

O’Moghan, Rory, son of Manus, provost of El- 
phin, died, 1460. 

O’Moghan, the Young, bishop, died, 1395. 

O’Moirin, son of, hanged, 1572. 

O?Molloy, O’ Maoilmhuaidh, or Ua Maelmhuaidh, 
Aedh, son of Donnchadh, lord of Feara-Ceall, 
slain, 1156. 

O’Molloy, Albin, bishop of Ferns, died, 1222. 

O'Molloy, Art, nephew of Donnell Caech, 1533. 

O’Molloy, Art, chief of Fircall, 1557. 

O’Molloy, Cahir, styled O’Molloy, 1533. 

died, 1541. 

O’Molloy, Calvagh, son of, slain, 1557. 

O’Molloy, Calvagh, son of Connell, 1599. 

O’Molloy, Connell, son of Cahir, 1585, 1598. 

died, 1599. 

O’Molloy, Cosnamhach, grandson of, 1454. 

O’Molloy, Cucogry, lord of Fircall, died, 1388. 

O’Molloy, Cucogry, son of Cosnamhach, and 
brother of Donnell Caech, 1533. 

O’Molloy, Cucogry, son and successor of Hugh, 
1454. 

O’Molloy, Cucogry, son of Niall, died, 1419. 

O’Molloy, Demon Gatlach, slain, 1007. 

O’Molloy, Donnell, 1323. 

O’Molloy, Donnell, grandson of Hopkin, 1410. 
O’Molloy, Domhnall, or Donnell, grandson of 
Ruaidhri, lord of Feara-Ceall, slain, 1171. 
O’Molloy, Donnell Caech, son of Cosnamhach, 

lord of Fircall, slain, 1533. 

O’Molloy, Donnell, or Domhnall, son of Ru- 

aidhri, lord of Feara-Ceall, killed, 1141. 








O’Molloy, Duvcovla, wife of Donnell, son of 


Theobald, died, 1381. 


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356 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Molloy, Donnell, son of Theobald, 1581. 

slain, 1582. 

O’ Molloy, Donnchadh, or Donough, lord of Feara- 
Ceall and Cinel-Fhiachach, killed, 1139. 

O’Molloy, Donough, slain, 1316. 

O’Molloy, Fearghal, lord of Feara-Ceall, died, 
1048. 

O’Molloy, Farrell, or Fearghal, son of, lord of 
Feara-Ceall, killed, 1142. 

O’Molloy, Farrell, or Fearghal, lord of Feara- 
Ceall, and Cinel-Fiachach, slain, 1165. 

O’Molloy, Farrell, or Fearghal, chief of Fircall, 
or Feara-Ceall, slain, 1248. 

O’Molloy, Farrell, lord of Fircall, or Feara-Ceall, 
1382. 





died, 1427. 

O’Molloy, Finguine, lord of Feara-Ceall, died, 920. 

O’Molloy, Gillabrighde, lord of Feara-Ceall, 
died, 1071. 

O’Molloy, Gillacoluim, lord of Feara-Ceall, 
killed, 1110. 

O’Molloy, Gillacoluim, lord of Feara-Ceall, 
slain, 1175. 

O’Molloy, Gilla-Coluim, slain, 1227. 

O’Molloy, Gillafursa, son of, slain, 1094. 

O’Molloy, Hugh, lord of Fircall, died, 1380. 

died, 1400. 

O’Molloy, Hugh Oge, slain, 1508. 

O’Molloy, Hugh, son of Niall, lord of Fircall, 
died, 1454. 

O’Molloy, John, son of Donnell Caech, 1541. 

O’Molloy, Maelmhuaidh, or Molloy, lord of 
Feara-Ceall, slain, 1019. 

O’Molloy, Meyler, son of Theobald, 1381. 

O’Molloy, Mughron, lord of Feara-Ceall, died, 
960. 

O’Molloy, Muircheartach, or Murtough, lord of 
Feara-Ceall, burned, 1139. 

O’Molloy, Niall, son of, installed lord of Feara- 
Ceall, or Fircall, 1427. : 

slain, 1448. 

O’Molloy, Niall, son of Rory, lord of Fireall, 
died, 1425. 














O’Molloy, Rory, or Ruaidhri, son. of, 1142. 

O’Molloy, Rory, son of Hugh Oge, lord of Feara- 
Ceall, died, 1383. 

O’Molloy, Teige, slain, 1410. 

O’Molloy, Theobald, son of, 1382. 

O’Molloy, Theobald, 1454. 

O’Molloy, Theobald, lord of half of Feara-Ceall, 
1454. 

slain, 1461. 

O’Molloy, Theobald, lord of Feara-Ceall, 1557. 

died, 1583. 

O’Molloy, Turlough, slain, 1410. 

O’Molloy of the Wood, in Feara-Ceall, 146). 

O’Molloys, 1380, 1430, 1553, 1557, 1598. 

O’Monahan, O’Mannachain, or Ua Mannachain, 
Cathal, died, 1257. 

O’Monahan, Donn, lord of Ui-Briuin-na-sinna, 
slain, 1145. 

O’Monahan, Donn, son of Teige, slain, 1268. 

O’Monahan, Donnell, slain, 1262. ‘ 

O’Monahan, Gilla-na-nece, died, 1237. 

O’Monahan, Gilla-na-nog, lord of the Three 
Tuathas, died, 1287. 

O’Monahan, Idhnaidhe, of Ui-Briuin-na-Sinna, 
slain, 928. 

O’Monahan, Idhnaidhe, lord of Hy-Briuin-na- 
Sinna, 1176. 

died, 1196. 

O’Monahan, Loughlin, killed, 1229. 

O’Monahan, Mahon, slain, 1255. 

O’Monahan, Melaghlin, slain, 1230. 

O’Monahan, Muireadhach, lord of Ui-Briuin-na- 
Sinna, slain, 1159. 

O’Monahan, Teige, lord of Ui-Briuin-na-Sinna, 
1248. 











died, 1249. 

O’Monahans, 1190, 1224. 

O’Mongachain, or Ua Mongachain, successor of 
Molaisi of Daimhinis, died, 1168. 

O’Mongain, or Ua Mongain, Flaherty, erenagh 
of Rossory, died, 1379. , 

O’Mooney, or Mooney. See O’Maenaigh, and 
O’Maonaigh. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Moran, or Ua Morain, Macraith, bishop of 
Breifne, 1166. 

died, 1168. 

O’Moran, or Ua Morain of Tirawley, 1208. See 
O’Mughroin. 

O’More, O’Mordha, or Ua Mordha, Aimhergin, 
lord of Laeighis, slain, 1026. 

O’More, Aimhergin, lord of Laeighis, died, 1097. 

O’More, Brian Reagh, died, 1598. 

O’More, Cearnach, lord of Laeighis, killed, 1017. 

O’More, Cinaeth, lord of Laeighis, slain, 1091. 

O’More, Con, son of Melaghlin, 1520. 

O’More, Connell, 1523; put to death, 1557. 

O’More, Connell Boy, son of Gillapatrick, slain, 
1579. 

O’More, Connell Oge, 1554, 1556. 

O’More, Connell, son of David, slain, 1493. 

O’More, Cucoigcriche, lord of Laeighis, 1042. 

O’More, David, son of the lord of Laeighis or 
Leix, killed, 1452. 

O’More, Dionysius, bishop of Sil-Murray or 
Elphin, 1229. 

died, 1231. 

O’More, Donnell, killed, 1196. 

O’More, Donnell, son of Laoighseach, lord of 
Sliabh-Mairge, hanged hy the English, 1557. 

O’More, Faelan, lord of Laeighis, blinded, 1041. 

died, 1069. 

O’More, Faghtna, son of David, died, 1377. 

son of, 1405, 1415. 

O’More, Gaeithin, slain, 1016. 

O’More, Gaeithin, son of, lord of Laeighis, killed, 
1098. 

O’More, Gillapatrick, lord of Leigh, 1404. 

wife of, died, 1404. 

O’More, Gillapatrick, 1546, 1547. | 

died, 1548. 
O’More, Kedagh, lord of Laeighis or Leix, died, 
1464. 

O’More, Kedagh, son of Laoighseach, or Lewis, 
died, 1523. 

O’More, Laeighseach, son of Faelan, lord of 
Laeighis, slain, 1063. 























357 


O’More, Laeighseach, lord of Laeighis and the 
Comanns, died, 1149. 

wife of, died, 1152. 

O’More, Macraith, killed, 1069. 

O’More, Macrath, lord of Laeighis, 1158. 

O’More, Maurice Boy, son of, lord of Shieve- 
Margy, died, 1398. 

O’More, Murtough, killed, 1370. 

O’More, Niall, lord of Laeighis, 1153. 

O’More, Niall, son of Donnell, made O’More, 
1493. 

O’More, Owny, son of, slain, 1477. 

O’More, Owny, son of Rury Oge, son of Rury, 
1596, 1598, 1599; slain, 1600. 

O’More, Petrus, bishop of Cluain-fearta-Bre- 
nainn, drowned, 1171. 

O’More, Ross, son of Owny, slain, 1489. 

O’More, Rory, lord of Laeighis or Leix, slain, 
1354. 

O’More, Rury, son of David, tanist of Laeighis 
or Leix, died, 1489. 

O’More, Rury Oge, son of Rury Caech, 1576. 

slain, 1578. 

O’Mores, 1227, 1358, 1394, 1440, 1447, 1468, 
1534, 1548, 1557, 1597, 1598. 

O’Morgair, or Ua Morgair, Gillachrist, bishop 
of Clochar, died, 1138. 

O’Morgair, Maelmaedhog, or Malachy, successor 
of Patrick and legate of the Pope, 1132,1134, 
1135, 1136, 1147, 1148. 

purchased the Bachall-Isa, 1135. 

died, 1148. 

convent erected by, at Saul; despoiled, 

















1170. 

O’Morgair, Mughron, chief lector of Ard-Macha, 
died, 1102. 

O’Moriartys, O’Muircheartaighs, or Ua Muir- 
cheartaighs, of the border of the river Mang, 
Kerry, 1583. 

O’Morna, Cu-Uladh, chief of Hy-Nerca-Chein, 
&c., slain, 1391. 

O’Morrissy, O’Muirgheasa, or Ua Muirgheasa, 
Niall, the erenagh, died, 1516. 


358 


O’Morrissy, Pierce, master of schools, &e., died, 
1545. 

O’Morrissy, Tuathal, lector of Tuaim-Finnlocha, 
died, 1049. 

O’Mothrain, or Ua Mothrain, Aedh, successor 
of the two Sinchealls, died, 982. 

O’Moylin, O’Maoilin, or Ua Maoilin, Gilla-Isa, 
a bishop, died, 1184. 

O’Mughroin, or Ua Mughroin, now O’Moran or 
Moran, Cathal, son of Cathal, chief of Clann- 
Cathail, died, 1111. 

O’Mughroin, Cathal, two sons of, 
1132. 

O’Mughroin, Cathal, grandson of Cathal, lord 
of Clann-Cathail, died, 1162. 

O’Mughroin, Gillacoirpthe, son of Cathal, chief 
of Clann-Cathail, slain, 1088. 

O’Mughroin, Gillacoirpthe, died, 1225. 

O’Mughroin, Muireadhach, lector of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 1080. 

O’Mughroin, Patrick, died, 1205. 

O’Muidhin, Gilla-Aedha, bishop of Cork, died, 
1172. 

O’Muineoc, or Ua Muineoc, Cleirchen, noble 
bishop of Leithghlinn, died, 1050. 

O’Muircheartaigh, or Ua Muircheartaigh, Gilla- 
na-naemh, noble bishop of the south of Ire- 
land, died, 1149. 

O’Muircheartaighs, or O’Moriartys, of Kerry, 
1583. 

O’Muireadhaigh. See O’Murray. 

O’Muirgheasa. See O’Morrisy. 

O’Muireagain, or Ua Muireagan, Aedhredan, 
lord of Teathbha, killed, 1071. 

O’Muireagain, Aeibheann, wife of, died, 1066. 

O’Muireagain, Cathal, lord of Teathbha, killed, 
1101. ; 

O’Muireagain, Conaing, son of, heir to Teathbha, 
slain, 1066. ; 

O’Muireagain, Domhnall, lord of all Teathbha, 
slain, 1095. 

O’Muireagain, Flann, airchinneach of Aentrobh, 
died, 1096. 


slain, 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Muireagain, Maelmuire, airchimneach of 
Tuidhnidha, died, 1072. 

O’Muireagain, Tadhg, lord of Teathbha, 1066. 

killed, 1067. 

O’Muirigen, or Ua Muirigein, lord of Teathbha, 
killed, 1038. 

O’Muirigein, Muirigen, bishop of Clonmacnoise, 
died, 1213. 

O’Mulconry, O’Maoilchonaire, or Ua Mael- 
chonaire, Bebinn, daughter of, died, 1391. 
O’Mulconry, Conor, son of Donnell Roe, 1532. 

O’Mulconry, David, son of Tany, died, 1419. 

O’Mulconry, Dermot Roe, son of Donough Bane, 
died, 1441, 

O’Mulconry, Donnell, ollav of Sil-Murray,1487. 

died, 1495. 

O’Mulconry, Donnell, son of Torna, died, 
1489. 

O’Mulconry, Donough Bane, ollav of Sil-Murray 
in history, died, 1404. 

O’Mulconry, Donough, son of Athairne, 1495. 

O’Muleonry, Dubhshuileach, ollav of Con- 
naught, 1270. 

O’Mulconry, Dubhthach, taken prisoner, 1489. 

O’Mulconry, Duinnin, ollav of Sil-Murray, died, 
1231. 

O’Mulconry, Dunlang, ollav of Connaught, 1270. 

O’Mulconry, Erard, ollav of Sil-Murray, 1468. 

died, 1482. 

O’Mulconry, Flaithri, or Florentius, son of Fi- 
thil, archbishop of Tuam, 1602. 











_O’Mulconry, Gregory, son of John, died, 1432. 


O’Mulconry, Gregory, son of Tanuidhe, chroni- 
cler of Sil-Murray, killed, 1400. 

O’Mulconry, John, son of Torna, 1495. 

O’Mulconry, Loughlin, son of Maoilin, died, 
1464. i 

O’Mulconry, Malone Bodhar [the Deaf], ollav 
of Sil-Murray, 1232. 

died, 1266. 

O’Mulconry, Maoilin, son of Tany, ollav of Sil- 
Murray, 1384. 

died, 1441. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 359 


O’Mulconry, Maoilin, son of Torna, ollav of 


Sil-Murray, died, 1519. 

O’Mulconry, Maurice, the canon, son of Conaing, 
canon, died, 1466. 

O’Muleonry, Maurice, son of Loughlin, poet, 
died, 1487. : 

O’Mulconry, Maurice, son of Paidin, a learned 
scribe, died, 1543. 

O’Mulconry, Melaghlin, died, 1437. 

O’Mulconry, Melaghlin, son of Irard, died, 
1452. 

O’Mulconry, Melaghlin, son of Loughlin, died, 
1489. 

O’Muleonry, Mulconry, son of Torna, 1487. 

died, 1488. 

O’Mulconry, Neidhe, of Cairbre-Gabhra, 1405. 

O’Mulconry, Neidhe, the historian, died, 1136. 

O’Mulconry, Neidhe the Inhospitable, died, 
1486. 

O’Mulconry, Paidin, poet, died, 1506. 

O’Mulconry, Seery, successor to Erard, 1482. 

O’Mulconry, Seery, ollav of Sil-Murray, died, 
1487. 

O’Mulconry, Tany, chief ollav of Connaught, 
died, 1385. : 

O’Mulconry, Tany More, son of Duinnin, chief 
poet of Connaught, 1270. 

O’Mulconry, Tany, son of Maoilin, died, 1446. 

O’Mulconry, Thomas, archdeacon of Tuam, died, 
1266. 

O’Mulconry, Torna, ollav of Sil-Murray, died, 
1468. 

O’Muleonry, Torna, son of Torna, died, 1532. 

O’Mulconrys, 1487, 1489. 

O’Muldarry. See O’Muldory. 

O’Muldoon, O’Maoilduin, or Ua Maelduin, Con- 
chobhar, son of Fogartach, secnab of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 1089. 

O’Muldoon, Cormac, chief lector of Ireland, 
died, 1073. 

O’Muldoon, Curian, lord of Feara-Luirg, killed, 
1053. 

O’Muldoon, Donnell, lord of Lurg, slain, 1369. 








O’Muldoon, Donnell, of Lurg, died in captivity, 
1395. 

O’Muldoon, Dubhdara, lord of Feara-Luirg 
slain, 1000. 

O’Muldoon, Flaithbheartach, lord of Lurg, died, 
1082. 

O’Muldoon, Gilla-an-Choimhdheadh, chief of 
Lurg, slain, 1281. 

O’Muldoon, Muireadhach, vice-abbot of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 1106. 

O’Muldoon, Turlough, sons of, 1499, 1503, 
1505. 

O’Muldoons of Lurg, 1369, 1395. 

O’Muldory, O’Maoildoraidh, or Ua Maoildoraidh, 
Aedh, lord of Cinel-Conaill, died, 989. 

O’Muldory, Aedh, slain, 1030. 

O’Muldory, Aenghus, lord of the Cinel-Conaill, 
slain, 960. 

O’Muldory, Aenghus, 1071. 

O’Muldory, Domhnall, slain, 1061. 

O’Muldory, Domhnall, son of Aedh, slain, 
1022. 

O’Muldory, Domhnall, son of Maelruanaidh, 
lord of Cinel-Conaill, slain, 1032. 

O’Muldory, Flaherty, or Flaithbheartach, lord 
of Tirconnell, 1172, 1176, 1181, 1184, 1187, 
1188, 1189, 1191. 

died, 1197. 

wife of, killed, 1176. 

O’Muldory, Gillachrist, successor of Colum- 
Cille, died, 1062. 

O’Muldory, Maelruanaidh, lord of Cinel-Conaill, 
taken prisoner, 1010, 1011, 1012, 1026. 

died, 1027. 

O’Muldory, Muircheartach, slain, 1029. 

O’Muldory, Murchadh, lord of Cinel-Conaill, 
died, 1085. 

O’Muldory, Niall, lord of Cinel-Conaill, died, 
1059. : 

O’Muldory, Tighearnan, lord of Cinel-Conaill, 
slain, 978. 

O’Muldorys, or Ui-Maoildoraidh, 1003, 1013, 
1014, 1024, 1051, 1159, 1177. 











360 


O’Mulfavill,O’ Maelfabhaill, or Ua Maoilfabhaill, 
Cathalan, lord of Carrick-Braghy, slain, 1198. 

O’Mulfavill, Trad, chief of Kinel-Fergusa, slain, 
1215. 

O’Mulfover, O’Maoilfoghmhair, or Ua Maelfogh- 
mhair, Aenghus, bishop of Hy-Fiachrach, 
died, 1234. 

O’Mulfover, Aenghus, slain, 1248. 

O’Mulfover, Isaac, erenagh of Killala, died, 1235. 

O’Mulfover, Maelisa, son of the bishop, killed, 
1224. 

O’Mulfover, 1267. 

O’Mulgeeha, O’Maoilgacithe, or Ua Maelgaeithe, 
people of, 1284. 

O’Mulholland, O’Maoilchallann, or Ua Mael- 
challann, Dubhtaichligh, lord of Dealbhna- 
Beag, slain, 1012. 

O’ Mulholland, Patrick, slain, 1432. 

O’Mulkieran, O’Maoilchiarain, or Ua Maelchia- 
rain, Ailill, airchinneach of Eaglais-Beg at 
Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 1060. 

O’Mulkieran, Dionysius, erenagh of Ardcarne, 
died, 1225. 

O’Mulkieran, Enda, son of Danar, died, 1219. 

O’Mulkieran, Thomas, wise man, died, 1257. 

O’Mullagan, O’Maolagain, or Ua Maelagain, 
bishop of Leighlin, died, 1431. 

O’Mullally, O’Maoilalaidh, or Ua Maelfhalaidh, 
died, 1487. 

O’Mulmoghery, O’Maoilmocheirghe, or Ua Mael- 
mocheirghe, Cathal, son of Johnin, died, 1536. 

O’Mulmoghery, Hugh, coarb of Drumlane, 
drowned, 1512. 

O’Mulmoghery, Matthew, died, 1226. 

O’Mulmoghery, Muircheartach, noble bishop of 
Ui-Briuin-Breifne, died, 1149. 

O’Mulmoghery, abbot of Kells, died, 1277. 

O’Mulrenin, O’Maoilbhrenainn, or Ua Mael- 
bhrenainn, Breallagh-an-Chairn, son of, killed, 
1270. 

O’Mulrenin, Culuachra, son of, 1097. 

O’Mulrenin, Dermot, head chieftain of Clann- 
Conor, died, 1325. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Mulrenin, Donnchadh, chief of Clann-Con- 
chobhair, slain, 1145. 

O’Mulrenin, Donough, chief of the Clann-Conor, 
died, 1217. 

O’Mulrenin, Donough Cleireach, canon-chorister 
of Elphin, slain, 1343. 

O’Mulrenin, Gillachrist, chief of Clann-Concho- 
phair, died, 1165. 

O’Mulrenin, Gilchreest, slain, 1276. 

O’Mulrenin, Hugh, chief of Clann-Conor, slain, 
1193. 

O’Mulrenin, Hugh, slain, 1352. 

O’Mulrenin, Rory, 1227. 

died, 1228. 

O’Mulrenin, Rourke, 1176. 

O’Mulrenin, Rourke, chief of Clann-Conor, died, 
1199. 

O’Mulrenin, Tomaltach, lord of Sil-Muireadh- 
aigh, smothered, 1059. 

O’Mulrenin, Tomaltach, slain, 1158. 

O’Mulrenins, 1190, 1225, 1489. 

O’Mulrony, O’Maoilruanaidh, or Ua Maelruan- 
aidh, Domhnall, lord of Feara-Manach, 1057. 

O’Mulrony, Mac-na-hOidhche, lord of Ferma- 
nagh, killed, 1189. 

O’Mulrony, Ailleann, daughter of Regan, died, 
1191. 

O’Mulrony, Ancolly, son of Dermot, killed, 
1201. ; 
O’Mulrony, Brian Cleireach, son of Tadhg, died, 

1151... 





O’Mulrony, Cathal Carragh, son of Dermot, 


blinded, 1207. 

O’Mulrony, Cathal, son of Donough, slain,1260. 

O’Mulrony, Conor, grandson of Dermot, slain, 
1189. 

O’Mulrony, Conor, son of Cormac, 1226. 

O’Mulrony, Dermot, or Diarmaid, son of Tadhg, 
lord of Magh-Luirg, died, 1159. 

O’Mulrony, Dermot, son of Conor, lord of Moy- 
lurg, 1209, 1210. 

O’Mulrony, Dermot, son of Teige, slain, 1260, 

O’Mulrony, Domhnall, slain, 1167. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 361 


O’Mulrony, Donough, or Donnchadh, son of 
Tadhg, blinded, 1139. 

died, 1144, 

O’Mulrony, Dubhchobhlach, daughter of Mael- 
seachlainn, died, 1168. 

O’Mulrony, Florence, son of Regan, bishop of 
Elphin, died, 1195. 

O’Mulrony, Gillachrist, son of Tadhg, lord of 
Magh-Luirg, slain, 1159. 

O’Mulrony, Hugh, or Aedh, son of Muirchear- 
tach, or Murtough, slain, 1309. 

O’Mulrony, Hugh, son of Murtough Finn, slain, 
1260. 

O’Mulrony, Maurice, son of Cathal Carragh, 
killed, 1207. 

O’Mulrony, Maurice, son of Donough, died, 
1272. 

O’Mulrony, Maelseachlainn, or Melaghlin, 1182. 

O’Mulrony, Murtough, son of Cathal, 1189. 

O’Mulrony, Murtough, son of Cathal, lord of 
Moylurg, died, 1265. 

O’Mulrony, Tadhg, or Teige, 1048. 

O’Mulrony, Teige, son of Cathal, slain, 1260. 





‘O’Mulrony, Tomaltagh, son of Conor, lord of 


Moylurg, died, 1206. 

O’Mulrony, Tomaltagh, slain, 1319. See Mac 
Dermot. 

O’Mulrony of Ui-Maine, slain, 1048. 

O’Mulrony, Maelseachlainn, lord of Creamh- 
thainn in Ui-Maine, slain, 998. 

O’Mulrony, Lochlainn, heir of Ulidia, killed, 
1130. 


O’Mulrony, Maelmithidh, lord of Ui-Tuirtre, - 


slain, 1081. 
O’Mulronys of Ulidia, 1071, 1108. 


_ O’Mulryan,O’Maoilriain, or Ua Maelriain, Conor- 


na-Moinge, son of William Caech, lord of 
Uaithne-Ui-Mhaoilriain, 1585. 


O'Mulryan, William Caech, son of Dermot, son 


of, 1598. 
O’Mulryans of Uaithne, or Owney, 1452. 
O’Mulvany, O’Maoilmheana, or Ua Maelmheana, 
Melaghlin, ollav to O’Kane, died, 1376. 





O’Mulvey, O’Maoilmhiadhaigh, or Ua Mael- 
mhiadhaigh, Cathal, son of Donnell, chief of 
Teallach-Chearbhallain, died, 1528. 

O’Mulvey, Conor, chief of Muintir-Eoluis, died, 
1167. : 

O’Mulvey, Dermot, chief of Muintir-Carolan, 
slain, 1355. 

O’Mulvey, Duvcovla, wife of, died, 1378. 

O’Mulvey, Farrell, chief of Muintir-Carolan, 
died, 1378. 

O’Mulvey, Hugh, slain, 1340. 

O’Mulvey, Melaghlim chief of Muintir-Eolais, 
died, 1179. 

O’Mulvey, Raghnall, chief of Muintir-Eolais, 
died, 1169. 

O’Mulvey, Randal, slain, 1245. 

O’Mulvey, Teige, heir of Muintir-Carolan, slain, 
1486. 

O’Mulvey, chief of Muintir- Carolan, slain, 
1315. 

O’Mulveys, 1327, 1524, 1532. 

O?’Mulvihil, O’Maoilmhichil, or Ua Maelmhichil, 
Gilla-na-naev, son of Gilla-Coman, 1189. 

O’Murchadhain, or Ua Murchadhain, Mac- 
leighinn, airchinneach of Cuil-rathain, died, 
988. 

O’Muron, or O’Moran. See O’Mughroin. 

O’Murphys. See O’Murroughoe. 

O’Murroughoe, O’Murphy, O’Murchadha, or 
Ua Murchadha, Domhnall Dall, chief sage of 
Leinster, died, 1127. 

O’Murroughoe, Flaithbheartach, chief of Cinel- 
Boghaine, 1031, 1035. ; 

O’Murroughoe, Donnell, chief of Ui-Felimy, 
slain, 1381. 

O’Murroughoe, Mahon, son of Teige, lord of 
Ui-Felimy, slain, 1488. 

O’Murroughoes, or O’Murphys, of Ui-Felimy, 
1381, 1404. 

O’Murray, O’Muireadhaigh, or Ua Muireadh- 
aigh, chief of Muintir-Tlamain, slain, 1086. 
O’Murray, Amhlaeibh, or Auliffe, bishop of 

Armagh, &c., died, 1185. 


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362 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Murray, Annudh, bishop of Conmaicne, died, 
1215. 

O’Murray, Carolus, son of the bishop, slain, 
1260. 

O’Murray, Ceannfaeladh, lord of Ciarraighe- 
Luachra, slain, 1055. 

O’Murray, Conchobhar, or Conor, lord of Ciar- 
raighe, slain, 1033. 

O’Murray, Conor, bishop of Hy-Fiachrach- 
Aidhne, died, 1247. 

O’Murray, Cormac, drowned, 1246. 

O’Murray, Donnell, chieflector of Derry, died, 
1206. 

O’Murray, Dubhshlatach, died, 1095. 

O’Murray, Eachmarcach, slain, 1181. 

O’Murray, Flaithbheartach, lord of Ui-Eathach, 
died, 966. 

O’Murray, Hugh, chief of the Lagan, slain, 1267. 

O’Murray, Lucas, archdeacon of Cluain, died, 
1322. 

O’ Murray, Maelisa, lector of Derry-Columbkille, 
died, 1185. 

O’Murray, Maelpoil, prior of Dungiven, died, 
1215. 

O’Murray, Meanman, slain, 1110. 

O’Murray, Muirgheas, airchinneach of Cluain- 
Conmhaicne, died, 1101. 

O’Murray, Murchadh, noble priest, died, 1168. 

O’Murray, Odhar, airchinneach of Lusca, &c., 
died, 1055. 

O’Murray, Patrick, elected abbot of the church 
of SS. Peter and Paul at Armagh, 1255. 

O’Murray, Ruaidhri, slain, 1110. 

O’Murray, William, 1484. 

O’Murrays, lords of Ciarraighe, 1055, 1103. 

O’Mutain, or Ua Mutain, Mughron, successor 
of Bairre, killed, 1057. 

O’Naan, Professor Thomas, archdeacon of Ra- 
phoe, died, 1306. 

O’Naan, Trionoit, chief professor of the civil 
and canon law, died, 1336. 

O’Naghtan, O’Neachtain, or Ua Neachtain, 
Cathal of the Feadha in Ui-Maine, slain, 1386. 





O’Naghtan, Christina, daughter of, 1269, 1270. 
O’Naghtan, Donnell, son of Gilchrist, slain,1279. 
O’Naghtan, Gilchrist, slain, 1276. 

O’Naghtan, Melaghlin, slain, 1190. 

O’Naghtan, Murrough, slain, 1279. 

O’Naghtan, Robert, brother of Murrough, slain, 
1279. 

O’Naghtan, Uareirghe, head of the Culdees of 
Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 1132. 

O’Naghtan, Uaireirghe, ‘son of Maelmordha, 
died, 1200. 

O’Naghtan, William, slain, 1276. 

O’Naghtan, William Boy, slain, 1385. 

O’Naidheanain, or Ua Naidheanain, bishop, died, 
1148. 

Onchu, fought the battle of Cuil-corra, 648. 

Onchu, son of Saran, 660. 

Onchu, bishop of Slaine, died, 847. 

Onchu, priest of Cill-dara, died, 929. 

O’Neachtain, or Ua Neachtain. See O’Naghtan. 

O’Nealan. See O’Niallain. 

O'Neill, or Ua Neill, Aedh or Hugh, 999, 1000, 
1030. 

O’Neill, Aedh, 1167. 

O’ Neill, Aedh, son of Domhnall, lord of Oileach, 
and heir apparent to the sovereignty of Ire- 
land, 1001. 

slain, 1003. 

O’Neill, Aedh, son of Flaithbheartach, lord of 
Oileach, 1031. 

died, 1033. 

O'Neill, Affric, daughter of Hugh, died, 1389. 

‘O'Neill, Art Oge, son of Con, 1508. 

son of, 1528. 

O’Neill, Art Oge, son of Cormac, flight of, 1607. 

O'Neill, Art, son of Carbry, slain, 1504. 

O’Neill, Art, son of Con, son of Hugh Boy, son 
of Brian Ballagh, 1489. 

O'Neill, Art, son of Con, son of Henry, lord of 
Kinel-Owen, 1493, 1502, 1509, 1511, 1515, 
1517. 











inaugurated, 1514. 
—— died, 1519. 





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INDEX NOMINUM. 363 


O'Neill, Art, son of Donnell Cael, taken pri- 
soner, 1470. 

O'Neill, Art, son of Henry, 1488, 1498. 

slain, 1502. 

O'Neill, Art, son of Hugh, son of Donnell, slain, 
1517. 

O'Neill, Art, son of Hugh, son of Owen, lord 
of Kinel-Owen, 1491, 1498, 1504, 1509, 1511, 
1512, 1513. 

inaugurated, 1509. 

——— died, 1514. 

O'Neill, Art, son of John, son of Con Bacagh, 
1592. 

O'Neill, Art, son of Niall Carragh, slain, 1488. 

O’Neill, Art, son of Niall, son of Niall, 1509. 

died, 1513. 

O’Neill, Art, son of Owen, son of Niall Oge, 
1426, 1450. 

died, 1458. 

descendants of, 1514, 1524. 

sons of, 1459, 1470, 1471, 1474, 1479, 

1480, 1481, 1485, 1498, 1507. 

wife of, died, 1449. 

O'Neill, Art, Sir, son of Turlough Luineach, 
1588. 























died, 1600. 

O’Neill, Beanmidhe, wife of, died, 1385. 

O’Neill, Brian, 1345. 

O’Neill, Brian Ballagh, son of Niall, slain, 
1529. 

O'Neill, Brian Caech, son of Niall, slain, 1500. 
O'Neill, Brian Carragh, son of Cormac, slain, 
1577. ; 
O'Neill, Brian Faghartach, son of Niall Oge, 

slain, 1548. . 
O’Neill, Brian-na-Coille, son of Owen, 1485. 
sons of, 1494, 
O'Neill, Brian Oge, son of Henry, 1432, 1434, 
1435. 








died, 1449. 

sons of, 1435, 1436, 1437, 1442. 
O'Neill, Brian Roe, son of Donnell, died, 1510. 
O'Neill, Brian, son of Art, slain, 1470. 











O'Neill, Brian, son of Con, 1505, 1508, 1509, 
1518, 1519. 

O’Neill, Brian, son of Cu-Uladh, died, 1497. 

O'Neill, Brian, son of Donnell, tanist of Tyrone, 
slain, 1319. 

O’Neill, Brian, son of Donnell, son of Owen, 
slain, 1444. 

O’Neill, Brian, son of Donnell, 1499. 

O’Neill, Brian, son of Felim, taken prisoner, 
1479. 

slain, 1482. 

O’Neill, Brian, son of Felim Bacagh, chief of 
Trian-Chonghail, or Clannaboy, 1573, 1574, 
1575. 








murdered by the earl of Essex, 1574. 

O'Neill, Brian, son of Henry, 1365, 1395, 1396. 

killed, 1401. 

O’Neill, Brian, son of Henry, slain or drowned, 
1567. 

O’Neill, Brian, son of Hugh, lord of Kinel- 
Owen, slain, 1295. 

O'Neill, Brian, son of Earl Hugh, flight of, 1607. 

O'Neill, Brian, son of Hugh Boy, inaugurated 
lord of Kinel-Owen, 1291. 

O'Neill, Brian, son of Hugh Boy, died, 1369. 

O’Neill, Brian, son of Hugh Boy, son of Brian 
Ballagh, died, 1488. 

O’Neill, Brian, son of Hugh More, died, 1354. 

O’Neill, Brian, son of Hugh, son of Owen,1509, 
1516. 








son of, slain, 1531. 

grandson of, 1544. 

O’Neill, Brian, son of Niall, 1395, 1396. 

O’Neill, Brian, son of Niall Conallagh, son of Art 
Oge, son of Con, heir of Tyrone, died, 1542. 

O’Neill, Brian, son of Niall Gallda, taken pri- 
soner, 1492. 

sons of, 1503. 

O’Neill, Brian, son of Niall Oge, died, 1402. 

O'Neill, Brian, son of Niall Roe, lord of Kinel- 
Owen, and chief of the Irish, 1241, 1246, 
1248, 1252, 1253, 1258, 1259. 

slain, 1260. 











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364 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O'Neill, Brian, son of Turlough Roe, slain, 1480. 

O’Neill, Carbry, son of Hugh, sons of, 1495. 

O’Neill, Catherine, daughter of Con, son of 
Donnell, died, 1527. 

O'Neill, Con, son of Art Oge, son of Niall, slain, 
1586. 

O'Neill, Con Bacagh, son of Con, son of Henry, 
chief and earl of Tyrone, 1498, 1519, 1521, 
1523, 1524, 1525, 1526, 1528, 1531, 1537, 
1539, 1542, 1551, 1554, 1559. 

inaugurated chief of Tyrone, 1519. 

created earl of Tyrone, 1542. 

died, 1559. 

deed by him to O’Donnell referred to, 














1605. 

O’Neill, Con Roe, 1496. 

O’Neill, Con, son of Donnell, 1518. 

O'Neill, Con, son of Henry, lord of Tyrone, 
1470, 1480, 1481, 1484, 1485, 1486, 1488, 
1489, 1491. 

inaugurated, 1483. 

killed, 1493. 

sons of, 1500, 1503, 1506, 1507, 1509. 

Eleanora, wife of, died, 1497. 

‘ O’Neill, Con, son of Hugh, slain, 1541. 

ONeill, Con, son of Hugh Boy, 1465, 1468, 
1471, 1472, 1475, 1481. 

slain, 1482. 

sons of, 1490, 1492. 

O'Neill, Con, son of Hugh the Earl, son of Fer- 
doragh, 1599. 

O’Neill, Con, son of John, taken prisoner, 1581. 

O'Neill, Con, son of Murtough, slain, 1498. 

O’Neill, Con, son of Niall, captain, 1514. 

slain, 1528. 

sons of, 1528. 

' O'Neill, Con, son of Niall Bearnagh, slain, 1508. 
O’Neill, Con, son of Niall Oge, 1575, 1585. 
O'Neill, Con, son of Turlough Roe, slain, 1498. 
O'Neill, Conor, slain, 1261. 

O'Neill, Conor, son of Brian Carragh, slain, 
1387. 
O'Neill, Cormac, son of Art Carragh, died, 1486. 





























O’Neill, Cormac, son of Art Oge, hanged, 1528. 

O'Neill, Cormac, son of Ferdorcha, the baron, 
1594, 1597, 1602. 5 

mother of, 1600. 

O’Neill, Cu-Uladh Roe, son of Niall More, died, 
1399. 





sons of, 1400, 1407, 1422. 

O’Neill, Cu-Uladh, son of Donnell, slain, 1325. 

O'Neill, Cu-Uladh, son of Hugh, 1480, 1485. 

died, 1494. 

O’Neill, Cu-Uladh, son of John Boy, slain, 1488. 

OP’ Neill, Cu-Uladh, son of Niall More, 1490. 
Neill, Domhnall, or Donnell, grandson of 
Lochlainn, king of Aileach and monarch of 
Ireland, 1099. See Mac Loughlin, Domhnall, 
son of Ardghar. 

O'Neill, Donnell Ballagh, son of Art-an-chais- 
lein, slain, 1514. : 

O’Neill, Donnell Boy, son of Henry Aimhreidh, 
slain, 1432. See Donnell, son of Henry. 

O’Neill, Donnell Cael, 1497. 

O’Neill, Donnell Donn, 1345. 

O’Neill, Donnell, son of Art, son of Owen, slain, 
1505. 

O'Neill, Donnell, son of Art Oge, hanged, 1532. 

O'Neill, Donnell, son of Brian, lord of Kinel- 
Owen, 1286, 1290, 1291, 1295, 1319. 

died, 1325. 

O’Neill, Donnell, son of Brian, 1512, 1530. 

O’Neill, Donnell, son of Felim, died, 1502. 

O’Neill, Donnell, son of Flaithbheartach, died, 

1637: 

O'Neill, Donnell, son of Henry, lord of Tyrone, 
1366, 1370, 1379, 1392, 1395, 1396, 1399, 
1401, 1403, 1410, 1414, 1419, 1423. 

slain, 1432." 

O'Neill, Donnell, son of Henry, som of Owen, 
lord of Tyrone, 1483, 1492, 1493, 1497, 1498, 
1504, 1505, 1508. 

died, 1509. 

sons of, 1519. 

O’Neill, Donnell, son of Hugh, lord of Kinel- 
Owen, slain, 1234. 




















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INDEX NOMINUM. 365 


O’Neill, Donnell, son of Hugh, 1365. 
O'Neill, Donnell, son of Hugh Oge, slain, 1497. 
O’Neill, Donnell, son of Hugh, slain, 1541. 


“ON eill, Donnell, son of John, Boy, 1500. 


O'Neill, Donnell, son of Muircheartach, son of 
Niall Glundubh, monarch of Ireland, 943, 
953, 955, 958, 961, 963, 966, 967, 968, 969, 
975, 976. 

died at Ard-Macha, 978. 

O’Neill, Donnell, son of Niall, slain, 1488. See 
Domhnall, son of Muircheartach, monarch of 
Ireland. 

O’Neill, Donnell, son of Niall, 1506. 

O’Neill, Donnell, son of Owen, slain, 1493. 

O’Neill, Donnell Tamhnaighe, slain, 1239. 

O’Neill, Donnell Tuirtreach, slain, 1306. 

O'Neill, Edmond Oge, son of Edmond, died, 
1486. 

O’Neill, Edmond, son of Con, son of Niall, slain, 
1533. 

O'Neill, Edmond, son of John Boy, slain, 1493. 

O’Neill, Ever, son of Brian, son of Niall Gallda, 
taken prisoner, 1492. 

slain, 1496. 

O'Neill, Failghe, son of Niall, slain, 1514. 

O'Neill, Felim, 1475. 

O'Neill, Felim Bacagh, son of Niall of Clanna- 
boy, died, 1533. 

O’Neill, Felim Caech, son of Con Bacach, earl 
of Tyrone, killed, 1542. 

O’Neill, Felim Doibhlenach, son of Art Oge, 
son of Con, 1532. 

O'Neill, Felim Duv, son of Art, slain, 1586. 

O’Neill, Felim Duv, son of Hugh, slain, 1542. 

O’Neill, Felim Roe, son of Art, 1554. 

O'Neill, Felim, grandson of Niall Boy, 1490. 

O’ Neill, Felim, son of Brian, son of Niall Gallda, 
1496. 

O'Neill, Felim, son of Henry Bacagh, 1498. 

O’Neill, Felim, son of Henry Oge, 1498. 

O'Neill, Felim, son of Hugh, slain, 1491. 

O’Neill, Felim, son of Murtough Roe, slain, 
1497. 











O'Neill, Felim, son of Niall, slain, 1505. 

O'Neill, Felim, son of Owen, son of Niall Oge, 
died, 1461. 

sons of, 1480, 1481. 

O’Neill, Felim, son of Rory Bacagh, sons of, 
1532, 1533. 

O’Neill, Ferdoragh, son of Con, 1532. 

O’Neill, Ferdoragh, the Baron, son of Con, 
1532; 1551, 1652: 

slain, 1558. 

wife of, 1600. 

O’Neill, Ferdorcha, son of Con, son of O'Neill, 
flight of, 1607. 

O'Neill, Flaithbheartach, son of Muircheartach, 
lord of Aileach, 1004, 1005, 1006, 1008, 1010, 
1011, 1012, 1014, 1016, 1018, 1025, 1026, 
1030, 1031. 

died, 1036. 

O’Neill, Gormlaith, wife of, died, 1465. 

O'Neill, Grainne, daughter of Niall More, died, 
1429. 

O’Neill, Henry Aimhreidh, son of Niall More, 
roydamna of Kinel-Owen, died, 1392. 

sons of, 1392, 1394, 1397, 1398, 1399, 

1402, 1414, 1422, 1432, 1433, 1434, 1436. 

wife of, died, 1389. 

descendants of, 1470, 1482. 

O'Neill, Henry Balbh, 1516, 1518. 

O'Neill, Henry Oge, son of Henry, son of Owen, 
lord of Kinel-Owen, 1489, 1491, 1493, 1497. 

- slain, 1498. 

sons of, 1488. 

O’Neill, Henry Oge, son of Henry Oge, slain, 
1509. 

O’Neill, Henry, son of Art Oge, hanged, 1528. 

O’Neill, Henry, son of Art, slain, 1470. 

O’Neill, Henry, son of Brian Ballagh, 1471. 

O’Neill, Henry, son of Brian-na-Coille, 1492. 

O'Neill, Henry, son of Brian Oge, 1450. 

O’Neill, Henry, son of Cu-Uladh, slain, 1482. 

O’Neill, Henry, son of Donnell, slain, 1498. 

O'Neill, Henry, son of Felim Roe, wife of, 
1600. 





























366 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O'Neill, Henry, son of Henry, son of Owen, 
1489. See Henry Oge, son of Henry. 

sons of, 1488, 

O’Neill, Henry, son of Hugh, died, 1507. 

O'Neill, Henry, son of Hugh Boy, died, 
1347. 

O'Neill, Henry, son of John, taken prisoner, 
1526. 

O'Neill, Henry, son of John, son of Con Ba- 
cagh, 1592. 

O'Neill, Henry, son of Niall, lord of Baile-na- 
braghat, slain, 1526. 

O'Neill, Henry, son of Owen, lord of Tyrone, 
1431, 1435, 1439, 1442, 1444, 1447, 1455, 
1456, 1458, 1459, 1460, 1463, 1467, 1469, 
1470, 1471, 1489. 

inaugurated O’ Neill, 1455. 

died, 1489. 

son of, 1444. 

O'Neill, Henry, son of Owen, 1459, 1463. 

O'Neill, Henry, son of Owen Oge, 1452. 

O'Neill, Henry, son of Turlough Luineach, 
1578. 

O’Neill, Hugh. See Aedh. 

O'Neill, Hugh, or Aedh, lord of the Kinel- 
Owen, slain, 1177. 

O'Neill, Hugh, lord of Kinel-Owen, 1198, 1199, 
1200, 1206, 1208, 1209, 1210, 1211, 1212; 
1213, 1214, 1221, 1225, 1230. 

wife of, died, 1214. 

‘O'Neill, Hugh, lord of Kinel-Owen, 1345, 1354, 
1357, 1358. 

died, 1364. 

wife of, died, 1353. 

O'Neill, Hugh, died of a wound, 1383. 

O'Neill, Hugh, bishop of Clogher, died, 1369. 

O'Neill, Hugh Balbh, son of Con, died, 1518. 

son of, slain, 1509. 

O'Neill, Hugh Ballagh, son of Donnell, 1474. 

O'Neill, Hugh Boy, lord of Kinel-Owen, 1259, 
1261, 1262. 

slain, 1283. 

race of, 1323, 1354, 1442, 1541, 1574. 



































O'Neill, Hugh Boy, son of Brian Ballagh, roy- 
damna of Ireland, 1442, 1443. 

died, 1444. iM 

‘sons of, 1474, 1476. 

wife of, 1447, 1493. 

O’Neill, Hugh Boy, son of Con, son of Niall, 
son of Art, slain, 1523. 

O’Neill, Hugh Breifneach, son of John, slain, 
1493. 

O’Neill, Hugh Geimhleach, son of John Donn- 
ghaileach, hanged, 1590. 

O’Neill, Hugh Oge, son of Brian, flight of, 
1607. 

O'Neill, Hugh Oge, son of Hugh Boy of Clan- 

-naboy, lord of Trian Chonghail, 1470, 1483. 

slain, 1485. 

O’Neill, Hugh Reamhar, 1337, 1339, 1343. 

O’Neill, Hugh, son of Art, slain, 1484. 

O’Neill, Hugh, son of Art, son of Hugh, 1500. 

slain, 1513. 

O'Neill, Hugh, son of Brian, son of Hugh Boy, 
1359. : 

O'Neill, Hugh, son of Brian, son of Con, 1519. 

O’Neill, Hugh, son of Con, 1502. 

O'Neill, Hugh, son of Donnell, son of Henry, 
son of Owen, 1493, 1497, 1505, 1511, 1514, 
1518. 

















descendants of, 1531. 

O’Neill, Hugh, son of Edmond, son of Art, 
slain, 1514. 

O'Neill, Hugh, son of Felim, 1258. 

O’Neill, Hugh, son of Felim Bacagh, slain, 1583. 

O'Neill, Hugh, son of Ferdoragh, earl of Ty- 
rone, 1585, 1587, 1588, 1590, 1592, 1593, 
1595, 1596, 1597, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1601, 
1602, 1603, 1605, 1607, 1608.° 

became earl of Tyrone, 1585. 

inaugurated O'Neill, 1593. 

defeated at Kinsale, 1601, 1602. 

flight of, 1607. 

mother of, 1600. 

died, 1616. 

wife of, 1607. 


























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INDEX NOMINUM. j 367 


O'Neill, Hugh, son of Henry, 1412. 

O'Neill, Hugh, son of Henry Bacagh, 1498. 

O° Neill, Hugh, the Baron, son and heir of Hugh, 
earl of Tyrone, 1607. 

died, 1608. 

O'Neill, Hugh, son of Niall, died, 1486. 

O’Neill, Hugh, son of Niall Oge, lord of Clan- 
naboy, 1552, 1554. 

killed, 1555. 

O'Neill, Hugh, son of Niall, son of Con, son 
of Hugh Boy, slain, 1524. 

wife of, died, 1524. 

O'Neill, Hugh, son of Owen, roydamna of Ki- 
nel-Owen, 1434, 1435, 1444, 1466. 

died, 1475. 

sons of, 1493, 1495. 

O'Neill, Hugh, son of Rory, died, 1353. 

O’Neill, Joan, daughter of, 1544. 

O'Neill, John, slain, 1339. 

O'Neill, John Boy, son of Owen, 1480, 1481. 

died, 1486. 

sons of, 1488, 1500. 

O'Neill, John Donnghaileach, son of Con Bacagh, 
1548, 1552, 1554, 1557, 1558, 1559, 1561, 
1563, 1564, 1565. 

slain, 1567. 

his wars and battles referred to, 1580. 

wife of, 1561. 

O'Neill, John Oge, son of John Donnghaileach, 
slain, 1581. 

O’Neill, John, son of Carbry, slain, 1492. 

O'Neill, John, son of Con, son of Henry, 1514. 

died, 1517. 

O'Neill, John, son of Donnell, slain, 1318. 

O'Neill, John, son of Henry, slain, 1425. 

O’Neill, John, son of Hugh, earl of Tyrone, 
flight of, 1607. 

O'Neill, Judith, daughter of Con, son of Henry, 
died, 1535. 

O'Neill, Mary, daughter of Con, died, 1582. 

O'Neill, Melaghlin Connaughtagh, died, 1373. 

O’Neill, Melaghlin, son of Murtough, slain, 1489. 

sons of, 1491. 









































O'Neill, Melaghlin, son of Niall, slain, 1498. 

O'Neill, Muircheartach, or Murtough, son of 
Aedh, slain, 1012. 

O’Neill, Muircheartach, son of Muireadhach, 
slain, 1014. 

O'Neill, Muircheartach, son of Flaithbheartach, 
1044, 1045. 

O’Neill, Muircheartach, lord of Tealach-Og, 
died, 1064. 

O’Neill, Muircheartach, son of Tadhg, killed, 
1160. 

O’Neill, Muireadhach, son of Flaithbheartach, 
slain, 1039. 

O’ Neill, Muireadhach, son of Flaithbheartach, 
heir of Oileach, 1046. 

O’Neill, Murrough, son of Brian, died, 1356. 

O’Neill, Murtough, or Muircheartach, killed, 
1201. 

O’Neill, Murtough Roe, lord of Clannaboy, 
1443, 1444, 1449, 1468. 

O’Neill, Murtough, son of Art, son of Owen, 
died, 1491. 

O'Neill, Murtough, son of Cu-Uladh, roydamna 
of Kinel-Owen, 1411. 

O’Neill, Murtough, son of Hugh Oge, slain, 
1497. 

O’Neill, Murtough, son of John, slain, 1356. 

O'Neill, Murtough, son of Owen, died, 1471. 

O’Neill, Niall, 1222. 

O’Neill, Niall, 1497. 

O'Neill, Niall Conallagh, son of Art, died, 1545. 

O’Neill, Niall Culanagh, 1261, 1262, 1286. 

slain, 1291. 

O’Neill, Niall More, son of Hugh, king of Kinel- 
Owen, 1366, 1368, 1370, 1374, 1375, 1379, 
1380, 1381, 1383, 1384, 1387, 1392. 

died, 1397. 

Gormley, daughter of, 1416. 

O'Neill, Niall Oge, son of Niall More, king of 
Kinel-Owen, 1389, 1395, 1397, 1398, 1399, 
1400, 1401. 

died, 1402. 

——— wife of, died, 1417. 














368 


O'Neill, Niall Oge, son of Art, son of Con, 1511," 
1514, 1526, 1531, 1532, 1536. 

O'Neill, Niall Oge, son of Niall, lord of Trian- 
Chonghail, died, 1537. 

son of, 1551. 

O'Neill, Niall Roe, son of Henry, died, 1432. 

O’Neill, Niall, son of Art, 1485, 1488, 1498, 
1500. 





died, 1501. 

sons of, 1505. 

wife of, 1471. 

O'Neill, Niall, son of Art Oge, tanist, descendant 
of Owen, son of Niall, 1540. 

died, 1544. 

O'Neill, Niall, son of Art, son of Con, son of 
Henry, taken prisoner, 1509. 

O'Neill, Niall, son of Brian, died, 1314. 

sons of, 1325. 

O'Neill, Niall, son of Con, son of Hugh Boy, 
lord of Trian-Conghail, 1489, 1490, 1497, 
1503, 1507. 

died, 1512. 

=== son of 1512) 1Si3: 

wife of, died, 1494. 

O’Neill, Niall, son of Con, son of Art, 1517. 

slain, 1538. 

O'Neill, Niall, son of Henry, died, 1430. 

O'Neill, Niall, son of Henry, son of Owen, died, 
1450. 

O'Neill, Niall, son of Henry, son of Owen, died, 
1497. . 

O'Neill, Niall, son of Hugh, heir of Trian- 
Chonghail, slain, 1537. 

O'Neill, Niall, son of John Boy, died, 1493. 

O'Neill, Niall, son of Owen, slain, 1436. 

O'Neill, Odo, bishop of Derry, died, 1319. 

O'Neill, Owen Bocht, son of Niall, died, 
1502. 

O’Neill, Owen Roe, wife of, 1508. 

sons of, 1530. - 

O'Neill, Owen, son of Brian, son of Niall Gallda, 
maimed, 1496. 
: O'Neill, Owen, son of Brian Oge, 1450. 
































INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Neill, Owen, son of Con, 1508. 

slain, 1509. : 

O'Neill, Owen, son of Hugh, descendant of 

Hugh Boy, 1502, 1519. 

slain, 1534. 

son of, slain, 1519. 

Owen, son of Murtough, died, 1491. 
Owen, son of Niall Bearnach, slain, 











O'Neill, 
O'Neill, 
1509. 
O'Neill, 
1410, 
1424, 
1434, 


Owen, son of Niall Oge, 1398, 1407, 
1412, 1414, 1419, 1420, 1421, 1422, 
1425, 1426, 1430, 1431, 1432, 1433, 
1435, 1440, 1443, 1444, 1450, 1455. 

inaugurated lord of Kinel-Owen, 1432. 

died, 1456. 

son of, 1450. 

wife of, died, 1427. 

race of, 1542. 

O’Neill, Owen, son of Owen, 1435, 1452. 

O'Neill, Rory, 1252. 

sons of, slain, 1251. 

O’Neill, Rory Bacagh, son of, slain, 1470. 

O’Neill, Rory Carragh, son of Cormac, 1523. 

O’Neill, Rory Gallda, the anglicised, taken pri- 

soner, 1531. 
O'Neill, Rory-na-Leargan, three sons of, slain, 
1530. 

O’Neill, Rory, son of Art, 1462. 

died, 1473. 

O’Neill, Rory, son of Donnell, killed, 1365. 

O’Neill, Rory, son of Hugh, slain, 1514. 

O’Neill, Rory, son of Rory, slain, 1394. 























“O’Neill, Rury, son of Art, 1488. 


O’Neill, Sabia, daughter of Art, died, 1498. 

O'Neill, Sabia, daughter of Hugh, died, 1387. 

O'Neill, Sabia, daughter of Hugh Boy, died, 
1298. 

O’Neill, Teige, son of Con, 1494. 

died, 1502. 

O'Neill, Tuathal, slain, 1476. 

O'Neill, Tuathal, son of Art, son of Con, taken 
prisoner, 1531. 

O’Neill, Tuathal, son of Art Oge, hanged, 1532. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 369 


O'Neill; Tuathal, son of Felim Duff, 1602. 
O’Neill, Tuathal, son of Turlough-na-Mart, 
. slain, 1494. 

O'Neill, Turlough Luineach, son of Niall Conal- 
lach, 1567, 1570, 1581, 1583, 1585, 1587, 
1588, 1592, 1593. 

inaugurated, 1567. 

died, 1595. 

O’Neill, Turlough Roe, son of Henry, died, 1467. 

O’Neill, Turlough, son of Con, son of Henry, 
1498, 1500. 

- slain, 1501. 

O’Neill, Turlough, son of Henry, son of Felim 
Roe, 1592, 1597, 1600. 

O’Neill, Turlough, son of Hugh-na-Fidhbhaighe, 
died,. 1358. 

O'Neill, Turlough, son of Niall, 1509. 

slain, 1514. 

O’Neill, Una, daughter of Donnell, died, 1417. 

O'Neill Boy, died, 1395. 

O'Neill Boy, 1422. 

O'Neill of Magh-da-chon, in Leinster, slain, 
1087. 

O’Neills, 1014, 1019, 1160, 1225, 1238, 1292, 
1394, 1395, 1417, 1418, 1419, 1420, 1422, 
1424, 1425, 1426, 1429, 1432, 1433, 1434, 
1436, 1442, 1446, 1449, 1463, 1464, 1471, 
1472, 1476, 1477, 1479, 1480, 1481, 1490, 
1492, 1500, 1501, 1504, 1507, 1516, 1522, 
1527, 1531, 1532, 1536, 1544, 1552, 1555, 
1557, 1560, 1566, 1577, 1582, 1588, 1595, 
1597, 1598, 1599, 1600, 1601, 1602. 

O’Neylan, or O’Neillan. See O’ Niallain. 

O’Niallain, or Ua Niallain, now O’Neylan, Ailill, 
tanist-abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 1093. 

O’Niallain, Master James, son of Donnell, died, 
1599. 

O’Niallain, John Oge, son of John, bishop of 
Kilfenora, died, 1572. 

O’Niallain, William, son of Donnell the Doctor, 
slain, 1588. 

O’Nioc, or Ua Nioc, Mughron, abbot of Tuaim- 
da-ghualann, died, 1032. 

















O’Nioc, Muirgheas, successor of Tarlath of 
Tuaim-da-ghualann, died, 1128. 

O’Noenneanaigh, or Ua Noenneanaigh, Cocrich, 
daughter of, comharba of Cluain-Bronaigh, 
died, 1108. 

O’Nolan, O’Nuallain, or Ua Nuallain, 1175. 

O’Nolan, Eochaidh, lord of Fotharta, slain, 
1133. 

son of, slain, 1154. 

O’Nolan, John, chief of Fotharta-Fea, 1394. 

O’Nuadhat, or Ua Nuadhat, Aedh, son of Mae- 
lan, airchinneach of Sord, killed, 1048. 

O’Nuadhat, Ceallach, slain, 969. 

O’Nuadhat, Muireadhach, learned senior of 
Dearmhach, died, 1077. 
O’Nuallain, or Ua Nuallain. See O’Nolan. 
O’Ochtain, or Ua Ochtain, Maelmaire, successor 
of Colum-Cille and Adamnan, died, 1040. 
O’Oissen, or Ua Oissen, 1044. See,O’ Hoisene. 
O’Petan, or Ua Peatain, Murtough, slain, 1178. 
O’Quin, O’Cuinn, or Ua Cuinn, Aedh, son of 
Tadhg, chief of Muintir-Gillagain, in Annaly, 
slain, 1145. 

O’Quin, Augustin, chief brehon [judge] of 
Leinster, died, 1095. 

O’Quin, Auliffe, son of Dermot, slain, 1255. 

O’ Quin, Carbry, chief of Muintir-Gillagain, died, 
1362. 

O’ Quin, Cathal, chief of Muintir-Gillagain, slain, 
1355. 

O’Quin, Conghalagh, chief of Magh-Lughadh, 
in Ulster, slain, 1218. 

O’Quin, Cuconnaught, chief of Muintir-Gillagain, 
died, 1341. 

O’Quin, Dermot, or Diarmaid, chief of Clann- 
Iffearnan, in Thomond, slain, 1170. 

grandson of, slain, 1171. 

O’Quin, Dermot, chief of Muintir-Gillagain, 
slain, 1234. 

O’Quin, Dermot, slain, 1255. 

O’Quin, Donn, son of Fogartach, killed, 1071. 

O’Quin, Donnell, semi-chief of Acideacht, in 
Connaught, slain, 1273. 








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O’Quin, Dubhchobhlaigh, daughter of, died, 
1168. 

O’ Quin, Duvtawragh, daughter of, died, 1231. 

O’Quin, Edwina, daughter of, queen of Mun- 
ster, died, 1188. 

O’Quin, Eochaidh, chief master, burned in the 
cloictheach of Fearta, 1156. 

O’Quin, Finnachta, son of Eigneachan, killed, 
1071. 

O’ Quin, Fogartach, slain, 1156. 

O’Quin, Gillabarry, slain, 1260. 

O’Quin, Gilla-na-naev, chief of Muintir-Gilla- 
gain, died, 1265. 

O’Quin, Maelan, airchinneach of Eaglais-Beag, 
at Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 1097. 

O’Quin, Niall of Clann-Iffearnan, in Thomond, 
slain at Cluain-tarbh, 1013. 

O’ Quin, Owen, chief of Muintir-Gillagain, died, 
vc 

O’ Quin, Sitric, sons of, 1196. 

O’Quin, Thomas, consecrated bishop of Clon- 
macnoise, 1253. 

died, 1278. 

O’ Quin-na-mBocht, Ceileachair, son of Cormac, 
learned senior, &c., died, 1134. 

O’ Quin-na-mBocht, Maelciarain, son of Cormac, 
noble priest, died, 1134. See Mac Cuinn- 
na-mBocht. 

O’ Quin, two sons of, slain, 1506. 

O’Quirk. See O’Cuire. 

O’Rabhartaigh, or Ua Rabhartaigh. See O’Raf- 
ferty. 

Orach, abbot of Lis-mor, died, 776. 

O’Rafferty, Dermot, abbot of Durrow, died, 
1190. 

O’Raghallaigh, or Ua Raighilligh. See O'Reilly. 

O’Raghtagan. See O’Reachtadhain. 

O’Raighne, or O’Rainy, Melaghlin, slain, 1542. 

O’Raithnen, or Ua Raithnen, Aedh, poet, 954. 

O’Raithnen, Aedh, wise man of Saighir, died, 
920. 

O’Rattagan, or O’Raghtagan. See O’Reachta- 
dhain. = 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Orba, son of Emher, joint monarch of Ireland, 
slain by Irial Faidh, a. m, 3519. 

O’Reabhachain, abbot of Lis-mor-Mochuda, 
killed, 1142. 

O’Reabhachain, or Ua Reabhachain, now 
O’Rowan, or Rowan, Mac-Maras, successor of 
Mochuda, died, 1128. 

O’Reachtadhain, or O’Raghtagan, Aenghus, 
coarb of St. Finnen, died, 1488. 

O’Regan. See O’Riagain. 

O’Reilly, O’Raghallaigh, or Usa Raighilligh, 
Affrica, daughter of Brian, died, 1364. 

O’Reilly, Aine, daughter of Farrell, died, 1329. 

O’Reilly, Andreas, son of Brian, 1340. 

O’Reilly, Annadh, son of Donnell, slain, 1256. 

O’Reilly, Annadh, son of Richard, 1369. 

son of, 1379. 

O’Reilly, Brian, slain, 1324. 

O’Reilly, Brian, 1520. 

O’Reilly, Brian Roe, son of Cathal, died, 1484. 

O'Reilly, Brian, son of Donnell, slain, 1389. 

O'Reilly, Brian, son of Farrell, slain, 1537. 

O’Reilly, Brian, son of Felim, 1471, 1475. 

died, 1481. 

O'Reilly, Brian, son of Philip, slain, 1510. 

O’Reilly, Caech, 1253, 1256. See Niall. 

O’Reilly, Cahir Modardha, son of John, slain, 
1537. 

O’Reilly, Calvagh, son of Felim, and sons of, 
1506. 

O’Reilly, Cathal, slain, 1128. 








O’Reilly, Cathal, lord of Muintir-Maelmordha, 


drowned, 1162. 
O’Reilly, Cathal, lord of Muintir-Maelmordha, 
1226, 1231, 1233, 1237,. 1250. 
slain, 1256. 
O’Reilly, Cathal, son of Farrell, died, 1515. 
O’Reilly, Cathal, son of Godfrey, 1161. 
O’Reilly, Cathal, son of Irial, slain, 1471. 
O’Reilly, Cathal, son of Owen, successor of 
John, 1460. 
died, 1467. 
O’Reilly, Cathal, son of Owen, 1520, 1524. _ 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


O'Reilly, Cathal, son of Turlough, 1482, 1491, 
1492. 

O'Reilly, Con, son of Cathal, chief of Muintir- 
Maelmora, died, 1257. 

O'Reilly, Conor, son of Glasny, died, 1489. 

O'Reilly, Conor, son of John, son of the lord of 
Breifne, died, 1436. 

O'Reilly, Cuconnaught, 1236, 1237, 1240, 1243, 
1244, 1250. 

slain, 1256. 

wife of, 1243. 

O’Reilly, Cuconnaught, lord of Breifny, 1365, 
1367. 











died, 1369. 

O'Reilly, Cuconnaught, son of Manus, tanist of 
Breifny, died, 1402. 

O'Reilly, Cumhscrach, son of Conor, died, 
1455. 

O'Reilly, Domhnall, slain, 1157. 

O’Reilly, Donnell-an-mhagha, son of John, 
slain, 1502. 

O'Reilly, Donnell Bane, 1449, 1450. 

O’Reilly, Donnell Roe, son of Cathal, slain, 
1256. 

O’Reilly, Donnell, son of Cathal Duff, 1253. 

slain, 1256. 

O’Reilly, Donnell, son of Gilla-Isa Roe, died, 
1399. 

O’Reilly, Donnell, son of John, died, 1454. 

O'Reilly, Donough, son of Gilla-Isa, slain, 
1253. 

O’Reilly, Duvcovla, daughter of, died, 1370. 

O'Reilly, Edmond Roe, son of Hugh, 1512. 

O’Reilly, Edmond, son of Glasny, died, 1511. 

O'Reilly, Edmond, son of Hugh, slain, 1470. 

O’Reilly, Edmond, son of Maelmora, lord of 
Breifne, 1583, 1585, 1596. 

died, 1601. 

O'Reilly, Edmond, son of Thomas, son of, slain, 
1491. 

O'Reilly, Edmond, son of Turlough, slain, 1453. 

O'Reilly, Failghe, son of Maelmora, slain,1512. 

O’Reilly, Farrell, slain, 1184. 











371 


O’Reilly, Farrell, lord of Muintir-Maelmora, 
died, 1293. 

O'Reilly, Farrell, wife of, killed by a fall, 
1360. 

O'Reilly, Farrell, 1520. 

O’Reilly, Farrell, son of Cathal Duff, slain, 
1256. 

O’Reilly, Farrell, son of Cuconnaught, lord of 
Dartry, &., slain, 1239. 

O’Reilly, Farrell, son of John, 1471. 

died, 1474. 

OReilly, Farrell, son of John, lord of Hy- 
Briuin, &c., 1526. 

- died, 1536. 

O’Reilly, Farrell, son of Thomas More, lord of 
Breifny, 1449. 

deposed, 1450. 

died, 1459. 

O’Reilly, Felim Oge, son of Felim, died, 1489. 

O'Reilly, Felim, son of Conor, slain, 1502. 

O’Reilly, Felim, son of Glasny, died, 1485. 

O’Reilly, Felim, son of Hugh, two sons of, 
slain, 1482. 

O’Reilly, Felim, son of John, heir of Breifny, 
died, 1447. 

O’Reilly, Finola, daughter of Melaghlin, died, 
1347. 

O’Reilly, Garrett, son of Edmond, 1492. 

slain, 1514. 

O’Reilly, Garrett, son of Hugh, died, 1508. 

O'Reilly, Geoffrey, died, 1354. 

O’Reilly, Gilchreest, slain, 1324. 

O'Reilly, Gilladuv, son of Brian, died, 1478. 

O’Rielly, Gilla-Isa Roe, son of Donnell, lord of 
Muintir-Maelmora, 1283. 

died, 1330. 

O'Reilly, Gilla-Isa, son of Glasny, taken pri- 
soner, 1485. 

O'Reilly, Gilla-Isa, son of Godfrey, killed,1161. 

O'Reilly, Glasny, son of Conor, slain, 1459. 

sons of, 1485, 1490, 1491, 1492. 

O’Reilly, Glasny, son of Conor, son of John, 
slain, 1511. 























3B2 


372 


O'Reilly, Godfrey, 1154, 1155. 

killed, 1161. 

O'Reilly, Godfrey, son of Annadh, slain, 1377. 

O'Reilly, Godfrey, son of Cathal Duff; slain, 
1256. 

O’Reilly, Henry, son of Felim, slain, 1463. 

O'Reilly, Hugh, died, 1349. 

O’Reilly, Hugh, 1482. 

O’Reilly, Hugh Conallach, son of Maelmora, 
1536. 





died, 1583. 

wife of, died, 1583. 

O’Reilly, Hugh, son of Cathal, slain, 1514. 

O’Reilly, Hugh, son of Maelmora, taken pri- 
soner, 1490. 

O’Reilly, Hugh, son of Owen, son of John, 
slain, 1460. 

O’Reilly, James, son of Turlough, 1512. 

O’Reilly, John, 1391. 

O'Reilly, John Roe, son of Hugh Conallagh, 
knighted, 1583. 

appeared at the Parliament in Dublin, 











1585. 

died, 1596. - 

O'Reilly, John, son of Brian, slain, 1357. 

O’Reilly, John, son of Cathal, chief of his name, 
1491, 1492, 1494, 1502, 1506. 

died, 1510. 

sons of, 1524. 

O’Reilly, John, son of Edmond, died, 1467. 

O'Reilly, John, son of Geoffrey, bishop of Bre- 
ifny, died, 1393. 

O’Reilly, John, son of Owen, lord of Muintir- 
Maelmora, 1449, 1450. 

slain, 1460. 

sons of, 1512. 

O’Reilly, John, son of Philip, lord of Muintir- 
Maelmora, 1390. 

died, 1400. 

O'Reilly, John, son of Thomas, slain, 1428. 

O’Reilly, John, son of Turlough, 1487, 1489. 

died, 1491. 

O’Reilly, Lasarina, wife of, died, 1363. 


























INDEX NOMINUM. 


O'Reilly, Loughlin, 1323. 

O’Reilly, Mac-an-Chaoich, slain, 1379. 

O'Reilly, Maelmora, 1520, 

O’Reilly, Maelmora, died, 1432. 

descendants of, 1583, 1596. 

O’Reilly, Maelmora, son of Cathal, slain, 1482. 

O'Reilly, Maelmora, son of Cuconnaught, be- 
came lord of Muintir-Reilly, 1403. 

died, 1411. 

O’Reilly, Maelmora, son of Failghe, died,1509. 

O’Reilly, Maelmora, son of John, wife of, 1582, 

O'Reilly, Mahon, slain, 1336. oy 

descendants of, 1429, 1449, 1506. 

O’Reilly, Mahon, son of Annadh, slain, 1340. 

O’Reilly, Manus, son of Cuconnaught, heir of 
Muintir-Maelmore, 1369, 1370. 

died, 1400. 

son of, 1386. 

O’Reilly, Matthew, lord of Muintir-Maelmora, 
1257: 

















died, 1282. 

sons of, 1324. 

O'Reilly, Matthew Oge, slain, 1305. 

O’Reilly, Melaghlin, lord of Muintir-Maelmora, 
1323. 








died, 1328. 

O’Reilly, Niall, son of Niall Cam, slain, 1323. 

O’Reilly, Niall, i.e. the Caech [Monoculus], 
ancestor of Clann-an-Chaoich, 1253. 

slain, 1256. 

O’Reilly, Owen, 1429. 

O'Reilly, Owen, a canon, died, 1504. 








‘O'Reilly, Owen, died, 1526. 


O'Reilly, Owen, son of Brian Roe, died, 1511. 

O’Reilly, Owen, son of Donnell Bane, died, 
1453. 

O'Reilly, Owen, son of John, lord of Muintir- 
Maelmora, 1424, 1429. 

died, 1449. 

O’Reilly, Owen, son of Maelmora, lord of Mul- 
lagh-Laoighill, died, 1488, 

O'Reilly, Owen, son of Richard, drowned,1418. 





O’Reilly, Owny, son of Farrell, died, 1466. 





sar ss were 


INDEX NOMINUM. 373 


O'Reilly, Philip, abbot of Kells, died, 1504. 

O’Reilly, Philip, slain, 1305. 

O’Reilly, Philip, a hostage, 1475. 

O’Reilly, Philip, lord of Breifny, 1365, 1367, 
1369, 1380. 

died, 1384. 

O’Reilly, Philip, son of Brian, died, 1508. 

son of, 1520. 

O'Reilly, Philip, son of Cathal, slain, 1514. 

O'Reilly, Philip, son of Gilla-Isa, son of God- 
frey, dean of Drumlane, drowned, 1418. 

O’Reilly, Philip, son of Hugh Conallagh, lord 
of Breifny, 1581, 1596. ; 

O’Reilly, Prior, the son of Cathal, 1524. 

son of, 1595. 
O'Reilly, Raghnailt, daughter of Annadh, died, 
1325. . 
O'Reilly, Redmond, son of Gilla-Isa, sons of, 
1446. 

O’Reilly, Richard, bishop of Kilmore, died,1369. 

O’Reilly, Richard, lord of East Breifny, died, 
1349. 

O’Reilly, Richard Oge, tanist of Breifny, died, 
1469. 

O'Reilly, Richard, son of Felim, slain, 1489. 

O’Reilly, Richard, son of Thomas, lord of East 
Breifny, drowned, 1418, 

O'Reilly, Thomas Oge, 1413, 1421. 

O’Reilly, Thomas, son of Glasny, 1490. 

died, 1511. 

O’Reilly, Thomas, son of Mahon, king of Muin- 
tir-Maelmora, 1370. 

died, 1390. 

sons of, 1370. 

O’Reilly, Thomas, son of Thomas Oge, slain, 
1446. 

O'Reilly, Turlough, 1449. 

O’Reilly, Turlough, slain, 1545. 

O'Reilly, Turlough, son of John, died, 1432. 

O'Reilly, Turlough, son of John, lord of Bre- 
ifmy, 1449, 1468, 1485. 

died, 1487. 

wife of, died, 1493. 





























O'Reilly, Turlough, son of Niall Caech, died, 
1326. 

O'Reilly, Una, daughter of John, 1433. 

O’Reillys, 1219, 1238, 1333, 1365, 1380, 1399, 
1419, 1427, 1431, 1452, 1468, 1470, 1475, 
1480, 1496, 1502, 1504, 1524, 1527, 1530, 
1536, 1552, 1594. 

O’Riada, Ua Riada, or O’Riedy, king of Aradh, 
1129. 

O’Riagain, Ua Riagain, or O’Regan, 1053. 

O’Riagain, Conghalach, heir of Teamhair, slain, 
1059. 

O’Riagain, Dunghal, son of Dunghal, slain, 
966. 

O’Riagain, Fiacha, airchinneach of Cluain-Boi- 
reann, died, 1066. 

O’Riagain, Flannagan, abbot of Cill-dara, died, 
920. 

O’Riagain, Fogartach, airchinneach of Ros-Cre, 
died, 1134. 

O’Riagain, Gillacoluim, lord of South Breagha, 
slain, 1034. 

O’Riagain, Mathghamhain, lord of Breagha, 
1025, 1029. 

slain, 1032. 

O’Riain, or Ua Riain. See O’Ryan. 

O’Rimheadha, or Ua Rimheadha, or O’Reevey, 
Maelbrighde, abbot of Ia, died, 1004. 

O’Rinn, or Ua Rinn, Maelgorm, slain, 1135. 

O’Rinnaigh, or Ua Rinnanaigh, lector of Leith- 
ghlinn, died, 1095. 

Orlaidh, wife of Gillabraide, died, 1066. - 

Ormond, Sir James, 1492, 1493. See Butler. 

O’Roarty, O’Rafferty, or Ua Robhartaigh, air- 
chinneach of Lughmhadh, died, 1081. 

O’Roarty, Aenghus, anchorite of Doire-Chal- 
gaigh, died, 967. 

O’Roarty, Domhnall, successor of Colum-Cille, 
died, 1098. 

O’Roarty, curse of, 1542. 

O’Robhachain, or Ua Robhachain, now O’ Rowan, 
or Rowan, Dunchadh, successor of Colum- 
Cille and Adamnan, died, 988. 





374 


O’Robhachain, Maelchiarain, airchinneach of 
Sord-Choluim-Chille, died, 1060. 

O’Robhartaigh, or Ua Robhartaigh. 
O’Rafferty and O’Roarty. 

O’Roda. See O’Rody. 

O’Rodaghan, O’Rodachain, or Ua Rodachain, 
Diarmaid, bishop of Fearna, died, 1050. 

O’Rodaghan, John, coarb of St. Caillin, died, 
EY He 

O’Rodaghan, Robert, coarb of St. Caillin, died, 
1428. See O’Rody. 

O’Rodaghan, Teige, coarb of St. Caillin, died, 
1497. 

O’Rodiv, slain, 1150. 

1176. 

O’Rodiv, Ailleann, wife of Aireachtagh, died, 
1191. 

O'Rodiv, Aireaghtagh, drowned, 1190. 

O’Rodiv, Amhlaeibh, grandson of Aireachtach, 
chief of Clann-Tomaltaigh, slain, 1133. 

O’Rodiv, Donncathaigh, son of Aireachtach, 
died, 1153. 

O’Rodiv, Donncahy, son of Aireachtach, died, 
1153. 

O’Rodiv, Donncahy, son of Aireaghtagh, chief 
of Clann-Tomaltaigh, died, 1224. 

O’Rodiv, Gilchreest, son of Mageraghty, slain, 
1181. 

O’Rodiv, Matthew, son of Gillaroe, master, 
died, 1258. 

O’Rodiv, Tomaltagh, son of Hugh, © slain, 
1216. 

O’Roduibh, or Ua Rodhuibh. See O’Rodiv. 

O’Rody, O’Rodaighe, or O’Rodachain, Gillachia- 
rain, airchinneach of Cunga, died, 1127. 

O’Rody, Gilla-na-naev, brother of the coarb of 
St. Caillin, died, 1255. 

O’Rody, Juliana, daughter of the coarb of St. 
Cuillin, died, 1255. See O’Rodaghan. 

O’Roen. See O’Reabhachain and O’Robha- 
chian. 

O’Rogan, O’Ruadhagain, Ua Ruadhagain, lord 
of Iveagh, died, 1179. 


See 








‘INDEX NOMINDM. 


O’ Rogan, Amhalghaidh, son of Ruaidhri, killed, 
1086. t 

O’Rogan, Muireadhach, 1037. 

O’Rogan, Murchadh, 1118. 

O’Rogan, Murchadh, lord of Ui-Eathach, died, 
1160. 

O’Rogan, Murchadh Donn, slain, 1103. 

O’Rogan, Ruaidhri, lord of the east of Oir- 
ghialla, 1078, 1086. 

died, 1099. 

O’Ronan, O’Ronain, O’Ronayne, or Ua Ronain, 
Fiachna, airchinneach of Cluain - Doleain, 
died, 1086. 

O’Ronan, Kenny, bishop of Glendalough, died, 
E73: 

O’Ronan, Maelbhrenainn, bishop of Ciarraighe- 
Luachra, died, 1161. 

O’ Rooney, O’Ruanadha, or Ua Ruanadha, Ceal- 
lach, chief poet of Ireland, died, 1079. 

O’Rooney, Felix, archbishop of Tuam, died, 
1238. 

O’Rooney, 
1376. 

O’Rothlain, now Rowley, Auliffe, chief of Calry 
of Coolcarney, slain, 1208. 

O’Rothlain, the Master [professor], 
(33% 

O’Rourke, O’Ruairc, or Ua Ruaire, Aedh, or 
Hugh, heir of Connaught, slain, 990. 

O’Rourke, Aedh, lord of Dartraighe, burned, 
1029. 

O’Rourke, Aedh, lord of the Dealbhna, 1060. 

O’Rourke, Aedh, 1109, 1114, 1117, 1118. 

O’Rourke, Aedh, son of Art Uallach, lord of 
Conmhaicne and Breifne, 1059, 1067. 

slain, 1087. 

O’Rourke, Aedh, son of Domhnall, lord of Con- 
mhaicne, slain, 1122. 

O’Rourke, Aedh, son of Niall, 1063. 

died, 1065. + , 

O’Rourke, Aedh, son of Sen-Fearghal, lord of 
Breifne, and royal heir of Connaught, slain, 
1014. : 





John, poet to Magennis, died, 


died, 











INDEX NOMINUM. 375 


O’Rourke, Aedh, son of Tighearnan, slain, 945. 

O’Rourke, Aedh, son of Tighearnan, tanist of 
Breifne, 1150, 1163. 

slain, 1171. 

O’Rourke, Aine, daughter of, died, 1431. 

O’Rourke, Annadh, killed, 1043. 

O’Rourke, Annadh, son of, 1162. 

O’Rourke, Art, i.e. anCaileach, king of Con- 
naught, 1019, 1030, 1031, 1044. 

slain, 1046. 

O’Rourke, Art, slain, 1143. 

O’Rourke, Art, slain, 1330. 

O'Rourke, Art, heir of Breifny, 1424. 

slain, 1430. 

sons of, 1440. 

descendants of, 1482. 

O’Rourke, Art Beg, son of Art, 1251, 1259. 

slain, 1260. 

O’Rourke, Art, son of Art, son of Donnell, 
1228. 























slain, 1230. 

O’Rourke, Art, son of Auliffe, slain, 1359. 

O’Rourke, Art, son of Cathal Reagh, lord of 
Breifny, 1258, 1259, 1261, 1266. 

slain, 1275. 

O’Rourke, Art, son of Donnell, son of Farrell, 
lord of Breifny, 1206. 

slain, 1209. 

O’Rourke, Art, son of Teige, son of Ualgharg, 
lord of Breifne, 1419, 1421. 

O’Rourke, Art, son of Thomas, slain, 1346. 

O’Rourke, Auliffe Gearr, son of Niall, slain, 
1228. 

O’Rourke, Auliffe, son of Art, son of-Donnell, 
lord of Breifny, 1228. 

slew Auliffe Gearr O’Rourke, 1228. 

died, 1259. 

O’Rourke, Auliffe, son of Cathal Reagh, slain, 
1248. 

O’Rourke, Auliffe, son of Farrell, lord of 
Breifny, slain, 1184. 

O’Rourke, Barrduv, daughter of, died, 1373. 

O'Rourke, Barrduv, daughter of, died, 1431. 























O’Rourke, Bebinn, daughter of Tiernan, lord 
of Breifny, died, 1426. 

O’Rourke, Bebinn, daughter of Ualgharg, died, 
1367. 

O’Rourke, Brian Ballagh, son of Owen, chief of 
his name, 1536, 1540, 1545. 

died, 1562. 

wife of, died, 1551. 

O’Rourke, Brian-na-Murtha, son of Brian Bal- 
lagh, son of Owen, 1532, 1536, 1542, 1552, 
1564, 1566, 1576, 1578, 1580, 1583, 1585. 

hanged and beheaded, 1591. 

O’Rourke, Brian-na-Samhthach, son of Art, 
slain, 1609. 

O’Rourke, Brian-na-Samhthach, or Brian Oge, 
son of Brian-na-Murtha, 1590, 1593, 1596, 
1597, 1598, 1600, 1601, 1602, 1603. 

died, 1604. 

O’Rourke, Brian Oge, son of Brian. See Brian- 
na-Samhthach. 

O’Rourke, Brian Roe, son of Tiernan, tanist of 
Breifny, 1480. 

slain, 1487. 

O’Rourke, Brian, son of Cathal, slain, 1487. 

O’Rourke, Brian, son of Gilchrist, slain, 1357. 

O’Rourke, Brian, son of Teige, put to death, 
1585. 

O’Rourke, Brian, son of Tiernan Oge, slain, 
1430. : 

O’Rourke, Caileach, son of, 1088. See Art. 

O’Rourke, Cathal, 1407, 1409, 1416, 1421. 

O’Rourke, Cathal, son of, 1187, 1196. 

O’Rourke, Cathal, slain, 1497. 

O’Rourke, Cathal Bodhar, son of Cathal, slain, 
1359. 

O’Rourke, Cathal Reagh, son of Gilla-Brude, 
lord of Hy-Briuin, 1236. 

O‘Rourke, Cathal Reagh, son of, 1390. 

O’Rourke, Cathal Roe, 1486. 

O’Rourke, Cathal, son of Conor, slain, 1258. 

O’Rourke, Cathal, son of Donnell, 1314, 1322, 
1323, 1326, 1327, 1328. 

slain, 1329. 














376 INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Rourke, Cathal, son of Hugh, 1416., 

O’Rourke, Cathal, son of Niall, died, 1354. 

O’Rourke, Cinaedh Breac, slain, 1156. 

O’Rourke, Con Carragh, son of Teige, 1499. 

O’Rourke, Con, son of Brian, slain, 1541. 

O’Rourke, Con, son of Brian, son of Owen, died, 
1577. 

O’Rourke, Con, son of Tiernan, 1256, 1257. 

O’Rourke, Conghalach, son of Farrell, slain, 
1196. 

O’Rourke, Conor Boy, son of Auliffe, made lord 
of Breifny, 1266. 

slain, 1273. 

O’Rourke, Conor Crom, son of Teige, 1409. 

died, 1426. 

O’Rourke, Conor-na-Glaisfene, 1200, 1201. 

O’Rourke, Conor, son of Donnell, 1274. 

O'Rourke, Conor, son of Tiernan, 1256. 

slain, 1257. 

O’Rourke, Cormac, son of Art, 1209. 

O’Rourke, Dermot, 1429. 

O’Rourke, Dermot-na-nGamhnach, son of, 1440. 

O’Rourke, Dermot, son of Niall, blinded, 
1236. 

O’Rourke, Domhnall, 
Breifny, slain, 1057. 

O'Rourke, Donnell, lord of Breifny, died, 1311. 

O’Rourke, Donnell, died, 1464. 

O’Rourke, Donnell Oge, son of Donnell, died, 
1274. 

O’Rourke, Donnell, son of Annadh, 1172. 

O’Bourke, Donnell, son of Art, 1416. 

died, 1427. 

son of, slain, 1446. 

O’Rourke, Donnell, son of Cathal, died, 1411. 

O’Rourke, Donnell, son of Conor, lord of 
Breifny, 1257, 1258, 1259. 

slain, 1260. 

O’Rourke, Donnell, son of Domhnall, 1106. 

O’Rourke, Donnell, son of Donnell, slain, 
1522. 

O’Rourke, Donnell, son of Donough, lord of 
Ui-Briuin-Breifne, killed, 1108. 











or Donnell, lord of 














O’Rourke, Donnell, son of Donough; hanged, 
1541, 

sons of, 1541. 

O’Rourke, Donnell, son of Farrell, Med of the 
greater part of Breifny, died, 1207. 

O’Rourke, Donnell, son of Flaherty, diéd, 
1384. 

O’Rourke, Donnell, son of Manus, died, 1274. 

O’Rourke, Donnell, son of Niall, 1260. 

slain, 1276. : 

O’Rourke, Donnell, son of Teige, successor of 
Tiernan Oge, 1468. 

O’Rourke, Donnell, son of Teige, son of Brian, 
1590. 

O’Rourke, Donnell, son of Tiernan, lord of 
Breifny and Conmhaicni, slain, 1102. 

O’Rourke, Donnell, son of Tiernan More, died, 
1416. 











descendants of, 1468. 

O’Rourke, Donnell, son of Ualgharg, slain, 
1340. 

O’Rourke, Donough, or Donnchadh, son of, 
1166. | 

O’Rourke, Donough, 1070. 

O’Rourke, Donough, slain, 1187. 

O’Rourke, Donough, 1416. 

O’Rourke, Donough Bacagh, 1435, 1440. 

died, 1445. 

O’Rourke, Donough Dearg, son of Art, i.e. 
the Cailleach, slain, 1039. 

O’ Rourke, Donough Lose, son of Tiernan More, 
lord of Breifny, 1468. 

O’Rourke, Donough, son of Art, lord of Con- 
mhaicne, killed, 1101. 

O’Rourke, Donough, son of the Caileach, slain, 
1084. 





sons of, 1105. 

O’Rourke, Donough, son of Donough, 1541. 

O’Rourke, Donough, son of Farrell, slain, 
1473. 

O’Rourke, Donough, son of Tiernan Oge, lord 
of West Breifny, 1445, 1446. 

died, 1449, 








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INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Rourke, Farrell, or Fearghal, king of Con- 
naught, 957, 960, 961, 962. 

slain, 964. 

O’Rourke, Farrell, slain, 1157. 

O’Rourke, Farrell, 1378. 

O’Rourke, Farrell, heir of Breifny, slain, 1402. 

O’Rourke, Farrell Carragh, son of Donnell, 
1487. 

O’Rourke, Farrell, son of Aedh-na-nAmhas, 
died, 1158. 

O’Rourke, Farrell, son of Auliffe, slain, 1183. 

O’Rourke, Farrell, son of Cathal Ballagh, 1496. 

O’Rourke, Farrell, son of Flaherty, slain, 1374. 

O’Rourke, Farrell, son of Sitric, slain, 1228. 

O’Rourke, Farrell, son of Ualgharg, died, 1327. 

O’Rourke, Farrell, son of Ualgharg, slain, 
1350. 

O’Rourke, Felim, son of Donough, 1464, 1487, 
1493. 





died, 1500. 

sons of, 1522. 

O’Rourke, Felim, son of Felim, died, 1536. 

O’Rourke, Felim, son of John, slain, 1446. 

O’Rourke, Ferganainm, son of Donough, slain, 
1541. 

O’Rourke, Finola, daughter of Ualgarg More, 
died, 1398. 

O’Rourke, Flaherty, 1349. 

descendants of, 1397, 1400. 

wife of, died, 1373. 

O’Rourke, Gilchrist, son of Ualgharg, taken 
prisoner, 1340. 

died, 1378. 

O’Rourke, Gillabroide, son of Tighearnan, slain, 
1124. 

















son of, 1152. : 

O’Rourke, Gillamantach, killed, 1106. 

O’Rourke, Gillasronmhaoil, 1101. 

O’Rourke, Gormly, daughter of Brian, son of 
Owen, died, 1585. 

O’Rourke, Grainne, daughter of Flaherty, 1416. 

O’Rourke, Grainne, daughter of Teige, died, 
1463. 








377 


O’Rourke, Hugh, lord of Breifny, 1349, 1350, 
1351. 

slain, 1352. 

wife of, 1395. 

O’Rourke, Hugh Boy, lord of Breifny, 1416, 
1418. 








died, 1419. 

O’Rourke, Hugh Boy, son of Brian, 1564. 

slain, 1566. 

O’Rourke, Hugh Boy, son of Felim, slain, 1497. 

O’Rourke, Hugh Gallda, son of Brian Ballagh, 
1562. 











slain, 1564. 

O’Rourke, Hugh Oge, son of Hugh, slain, 1369. 

O’Rourke, Hugh Oge, son of Hugh Gallda, 
1590. 

O’Rourke, Hugh, son of Donnell, 1220. 

slain, 1226. 

O’Rourke, Hugh, son of Farrell, taken prisoner, 
1398. 

O’Rourke, Hugh, son of Gilla-Broidi, died, 1176. 

O’Rourke, Hugh, son of Hugh Boy, heir of 
Breifny, slain, 1440. 

O’Rourke, Hugh, son of Melaghlin, lord of 
Breifny, slain, 1187. 

O’Rourke, Hugh, son of Teige, taken prisoner, 
1464. 








died, 1465. 

O’Rourke, Hugh, son of Ualgharg, 1340. — 

O’Rourke, John, son of Gilchreest, slain, 1360. 

O’Rourke, John, son of Owen, 1410, 1416. 

O’Rourke, John, son of Teige, heir of Breifny, 
died, 1407. 

O’Rourke, John, son of Tiernan Finn, 1499, 
1508. 

O’Rourke, Loughlin, son of, died, 1412. 

sons of, 1446, 

O’Rourke, Loughlin, son of Auliffe, slain, 1260. 

O’Rourke, Loughlin, son of Donnell, 1183. 

O’Rourke, Loughlin, son of Teige Liath, lord of 
Breifny, 1435, 1440, 1445. 

died, 1458. 

sons of, 1446. 











30 


378 


O’Rourke, Mac-na-haidhche, slain, 1053. 

son of, 1044. 

O’Rourke, Mac-na-haidhche, killed, 1104. 

O’Rourke, Mahon-an-chinn, son of Donnell, 
slain, 1374. 

O’Rourke, Manus, 1380, 1389. 

slain, 1390. 

O’Rourke, Manus Grumach, 
Bodhar, son of, slain, 1457. 
O’Rourke, Manus Roe, son of Melaghlin, died, 

1436. 
O’Rourke, Manus, son of Conor, 1430. 
O’Rourke, Matthew, son of Cathal, died, 1349. 
O’Rourke, Melaghlin, or Maelseachlainn, lord 
of Ui Briuin and Conmhaicne, 1161, 1184. 
slain, 1187. 
O’Rourke, Melaghlin, son of Art, 1271. 
O’Rourke, Melaghlin, son of Auliffe, son of Art, 
lord of Dartry, 1260. 
slain, 1274. 
O’Rourke, Melaghlin, son of Flaherty, killed, 
1401. 








son of Cathal 








sons of, 1416. 

wife of, died, 1418. 

O’Rourke, Melaghlin, son of Owen, slain, 1410. 

O’Rourke, Melaghlin, son of Tighearnan, heir of 
Breifny, slain, 1162. 

O’Rourke, Murtough, brother of Donnell, slain, 
1260. 

O’Rourke, Murtough, son of Niall, killed, 1239. 

O’Rourke, Murtough, son of Thomas, died, 1362. 

O’Rourke, Niall, slain, 1000. 

son of, 1012. 

O’Rourke, Niall, slain, 1047. 

son of, 1062, 1063. 

O’Rourke, Niall, son of Conghalagh, lord of 
Dartry and Clann-Fearmaighe, slain, 1228. 
O’Rourke, Niall, son of Domhnall, tanist of 

Breifny, killed, 1106. 
O’Rourke, Niall, son of Donough, blinded,1259. 
two sons of, slain, 1317. 
O’Rourke, Niall, son of Niall, heir of Breifny, 
slain, 1102. 




















INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Rourke, Owen, 1389, 1390, 1408, 1409, 1416. 

O’Rourke, Owen, lord of Breifny,-1490, 1492, 
1495, 1497, 1508. 

died, 1528. 

wife of, 1508. 

O’Rourke, Owen, son of Brian Ballagh, shot, 
1560. 

O’Rourke, Owen, son of Felim, 1487. 

slain, 1488. 

O’Rourke, Owen, son of Felim, drowned, 1523. 

O’Rourke, Owen, son of Loughlin, 1472. 

died, 1486. 

O’Rourke, Owen, son of Tiernan, 1488, 1493, 
1500. 














slain, 1532. 

O’Rourke, Owen, son of Tiernan More, drowned, 
1418. 

O’Rourke, Owny, or Uaithne, son of Cathal 
Ballagh, sons of, 1496. 

O’Rourke, Philip, 1374. 

O’Rourke, Rory, son of Ualgharg, 1340. 

O’Rourke, Ruarc, grandson of Diarmaid, tanist 
of Breifny, slain, 1024. 

O’Rourke, Sabia, daughter of Tiernan, died, 
1412. 

O’Rourke, Scorn, slain, 1028. 

O’Rourke, Simon, bishop of Breifny, died, 1285. 

O’Rourke, Sitric, tanist of Breifny, killed, 1165. 

O’Rourke, Sitric, son of Ualgarg, killed, 1257. 

O’Rourke, Teige, put to death, 1324. 

O’Rourke, Teige, lord of Breifny, 1370. 

died, 1376. 








“O’Rourke, Teige, lord of Breifny, 1416, 1419, 


1420, 1429, 1432. 

sons of, 1435, 1440. 

-wife of, died, 1471. 

O’Rourke, Teige, tanist of Breifny, hanged, 1552. 

O’Rourke, Teige Duff, son of Niall, slain, 1260. ~ 

O’Rourke, Teige Oge, son of Teige, died, 1583. 

O’Rourke, Teige Oge, son of Teige, son of Tier- 
nan, tanist of Breifny, died, 1476. 

O’Rourke, Teige Oge, son of Teige, son of Tier- 
nan, died, 1500. 











——— 


——T 


_———_ se; 


—S ee 


INDEX NOMINUM. 379 


O’Rourke, Teige, son of Brian Ballagh, drowned, 
1560. 

O’Rourke, Teige, son of Brian-na-Murtha, lord 
of Breifny, 1560, 1590, 1599, 1601. 

died, 1605. 

sons.of, 1578. 

O’Rourke, Teige, son of Cathal, 1488. 

sons of, 1497. 

O’Rourke, Teige, son of Farrell, killed, 1175. 

O’Rourke, Teige, son of Farrell, 1416. 

O’Rourke, Teige, son of Melaghlin, died, 1488. 

O’ Rourke, Teige, son of Owen, slain, 1526. 

O’Rourke, Teige, son of Teige, 1460. 

son of, slain, 1574. 














O’Rourke, Teige, son of Tiernan, lord of Breifny, 
1424, 1433. 

died, 1434. 

O’Rourke, Thomas, son of Brian, 1599. 

O’Rourke, Tiernan, or Tighearnan, lord or king 
of Breifny, 1124, 1125, 1128, 1130, 1131, 
1132). 1133; 1136; 1937,. 1138, 1139; 1140; 
1143, 1144, 1145, 1146, 1148, 1149, 1152, 
W153,2 1154, 1155, 1156, L157, 1158; 1199; 
1161, 1162, 1166, 1167, 1168, 1169, 1170, 
18 All 





slain, 1172. 

Dervorgilla, wife of, 1152, 1193. 

O’Rourke, Tiernan, king of Breifny, 1369, 1390, 
1391, 1409. 

sons of, 1435, 1440. 

wives of, 1386, 1425. 

O’Rourke, Tiernan Bane, son of Brian, 1590. 

O’Rourke, Tiernan Buannaide, grandson of, 
1487. 

O’Rourke, Tiernan Carragh, son of Tiernan, 
slain, 1487. 

O’Rourke, Tiernan Duv, son of Donough, slain, 
1487. 

O’Rourke, Tiernan More, son of Ualgharg, lord 

- of Breifne, died, 1418. 

O’Rourke, Tiernan Oge, tanist of Breifny, 1480, 
1487. 

O’Rourke, Tiernan Oge, son of Donough, 1464. 

















O’Rourke, Tiernan Oge, son of Owen, 1507. 

slain, 1508. 

O’Rourke, Tiernan Oge, son of Teige, lord of 
Ui-Briuin, died, 1468. 





O’Rourke, Tiernan Oge, son of Tiernan More, 


heir of Breifny, died, 1412. 

O’Rourke, Tiernan, son of Auliffe, slain, 1260. 

O’Rourke, Tiernan, son of Cathal, died, 1368. 

O’Rourke, Tiernan, son of Coffey, slain, 1496. 

O’Rourke, Tiernan, son of Donnell, slain, 1201. 

O’ Rourke, Tiernan, son of Hugh, lord of Breifny, 
died, 1274. 

O’Rourke, Tiernan, son of Teige, lord of Breifny, 
1376. 

O’Rourke, Tiernan, son of Teige, lord of West 
Breifny, 1449, 1452. 

slain, 1457. 

O’ Rourke, Tiernan, son of Tiernan More, 1468. 

O’Rourke, Ualgharg, or Ulrick, slain, 968. 

O’Rourke, Ualgharg, heir of Connaught, died, 
1085. 

O’Rourke, Ualgharg, assumed the lordship of 
Breifny, 1200, 1201, 1208, 1209, 1214. 

died, 1231. 

O’Rourke, Ualgharg, lord of Breifny, 1316, 
1318, 1326, 1330, 1343, 1345. 

slain, 1346. 

wife of, killed, 1367. 

sons of, 1345. 

O’Rourke, Ualgharg, heir of Breifny, drowned, 
1384. 

O’Rourke, Ualgharg, son of Cathal Ballagh, 
slain, 1472. 

O’Rourke, Ualgharg, son of Donnell, son of Art, 
1301: 

O’Rourke, William Roe, son of Loughlin, died, 
1430. 

O’Rourkes, 952, 953, 963, 998, 1013,1014,1024, 
1157, 1189, 1219, 1225, 1348, 1380, 1383, 
1385, 1388, 1400, 1421, 1422, 1430, 1435, 
1446, 1457, 1458, 1464, 1465, 1470, 1475, 
1486, 1492, 1499, 1508, 1523, 1527, 1540, 
1581, 1585, 1588, 1589, 1590, 1597, 1599. 

















302 


380 


, O’Rowan, O’Ruadhain, or Ua Ruadhain, slain, 

1514. 

O’Rowan, Aedh, priest of Achadh-bo, died, 1213. 

O’Rowan, Gillananaev, bishop of Leyny, died, 
1213. 

O’Rowan, Hugh, slain, 1416. 

O’Rowan, Thomas, bishop of Leyny, 1237. 

Orric the Good, father of Ota, 432. 

Orthanach, abbot of Cill-Foibrigh, died, 809. 

Orthanach, bishop of Cill-dara, died, 839. 

O’Ruadhagain. See O’Rogan. 

O’Ruadhain. See O’Rowan. 

O’Ruadhrach, Cormac, airchinneach of Tear- 
mann-Feichine, died, 1045. 

O’Ruadhrach, Cormac, airchinneach of Tear- 
mann-Feichin, died, 1053. 

O’Ruadhrach, Tadhg, lord of Cianachta, slain, 
974. 

O’Ruaidhin, or Ua Ruaidhin, Cinaedh, tanist- 
abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 1082. 

O’Ruaidhin, Flannchadh, successor of Ciaran, 
died, 1002. 

O’Ruaidhin, Gillakelly, bishop of Hy-Fiachrach, 
died, 1253. 

O’Ruaidhin, Gillakelly, bishop of Kilmacduagh, 
died, 1203. 

O’Ruaidhin, Machair, slain, 1263. 

O’Ruaidhin, Maelruanaidh, bishop of Luighne- 
Chonnacht, died, 1170. 

O’Ruaire. See O'Rourke. 

O’Ruanadha, or Ua Ruanadha, Ceallach, chief 
poet of Ireland, died, 1079. 

O’Ruarcain, airchinneach of Airdne-Caemhain, 
died, 1055. 

O’Rubann, Cuinmhain, lord of Port? Lairge, 
slain, 1037. 

O’Ryan, O’Riain, or Ua Riain, Dubhdabhoireann, 
slain, 1016. 

O’Ryan, Henry, lord of Idrone, died, 1437. 

O’Ryan, Tadhg, lord of Ui-Drona, slain, 1015. 

O’Ryan, Tadhg, slain, 1071. 

Osbran, anchorite, and bishop of Cluain-cre- 
amha, died, 747. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Scannall, Maelpatrick, archbishop of Armagh, 
1261, 1262, 1264, 1266, 1268, 1270. 

O’Scannlain, Caenchomrac, airchinneach of 
Daimhinis, died, 1011. 

O’Scannlain, Colman, erenagh of Cloyne, died, 
1179. 

O’Sceallain, or Ua Scellain, Maelmartin, lector 
of Leithghlinn, died, 938. 

O’Scingin. See O’Sgingin. 

O’Scolaighe, Ua Scolaighe, or O’Scoly, Mael- 
muire, successor of Ruadhan of Lothra, died, 
1106. 

O’Scoly, vicar, son of, hanged, 1582. 

O’Scopa, Carbry, appointed bishop of Raphoe, 
1266 ; died, 1273. 

O’Scoptha, or Ua Scoptha, successor of Comman, 
died, 1093. 

O’Scula, or Ua Scula, airchinneach of Inis-Ca- 
thaigh, died, 1050. 

O’Scula, Flann, bishop of Condere, died, 1117. 

O’Scully. See O’Scoly. 

O’Scupa. See O’Scopa. 

O’Seachnasaigh, See O’Shaughnessy. 

O’Seadhachain, or O’Sheaghan, bishop of Kil- 
macduagh, died, 1290. 

O’Seaghannain, Melaghlin, slain, 1323. 

O’Seaghdha, Ua Seaghdha, or O’Shea, Math- 
ghamhain, lord of Corca-Duibhne, died, 1095. 

O’Seaghdha, Mathghamhain, lord of Corca- 
Dhuibhne, died, 1096. 

O’Sealbhaigh, or Ua Sealbhaich, now Shallow, 
or Shelly, Ceallach, successor of Bairre, died, 

~ 1036. 

O’Sealbhaigh, Clereach, successor of Bairre, 
died, 1085. 

O’Sealbhaigh, Domhnall, airchinneach, died, 
1140. 

O’Searraigh, Ua Searraigh, or O’Sherry, the 
Gall, slain, 1158. 

O’Searraigh, Niall, son of, slain, 1080. 

O’Seasnain, or Ua Seasnain, now Shesnan, and 
Sexton, Niall, learned senior of Munster, 
died, 1084. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Seinchinn, or Ua Seinchinn, Naemhan, an- 
chorite, died, 1013. 

O’Sgingin, Dermot, ollav of Tirconnell, in his- 
tory, died, 1364. 

O’Sgingin, Gillabhrighde, died, 1382. 

O’Sgingin, Maelkevin, erenagh of Ardcarne, 
died, 1224. 

O’Sgingin, Matthew, chief historian of Ireland, 
died, 1289. 

O’Sgingin, Matthew, died, 1402. 
O’Shasnan, or Sexton. See O’Seasnain. 
O’Shaughnessy, O’Seachnasaigh, or Ua Seach- 
nasaigh, Auliffe, son of Cian, sons of, 1598. 
O’Shaughnessy, Dermot, or Diarmaid, successor 
of Seachnall, died, 1040. 

O’Shaughnessy, Dermot Reagh, son of Dermot, 
1571, 1573. 

slain, 1579. 

O’Shaughnessy, Dermot, son of Gilla-Duv, 1585. 

O’Shaughnessy, Dermot, son of Murtough 
Garv, killed, 1434. 

O’Shaughnessy, Dermot, son of William, wife 
of, died, 1569. 

O’Shaughnessy, Gealbhuide, slain, 1159. 

O’Shaughnessy, Gilladuv, or Sir Roger, son of 
Dermot, died, 1569. 

O’Shaughnessy, Gilla-na-naev Crom, lord of 
the western half of Kinelea, died, 1224. 

O’Shaughnessy, Hugh, son of Gilla-na-naev 
Crom, slain, 1240. 

O’Shaughnessy, John Cam, slain, 1408. ; 

O’Shaughnessy, John, son and heir of Gilla- 
Duy, or Sir Roger, 1569. 

O’Shaughnessy, John, son of Gilla-Duv, or Sir 
Roger, 1571, 1579, 15865. 

slain, 1601. 

O’Shaughnessy, Melaghlin Reagh, lord of half 
of the territory of Kinelea, killed, 1179. 

O’Shaughnessy, Sir Roger, alias Gilladuv, died, 
1569. See Gilladuv. 

O’Shaughnessy, Shaughnessy, son of Gilla-na- 
naev, 1222. 

slain, 1223. 














381 


O’Shaughnessy, William, son of Gilladuy, slain, 
1579. 

O’Shea, or O’Shee. See O’Seaghdha. 

O’Sheaghan, See O’Seadhachain. 

O’Sheil, or O’Siadhail, Murtough, physician, 
son of, slain, 1548. 

O’Shelly. See O’Sealbhaigh. 

O’Sheridan. See O’Siriden. 

O’Sherry, or O’Searraigh, slain, 1177. 
O’Searraigh. 

O’Sibhlen, Ua Sibhlen, Gillaphadraig, lord of 
Ui-Failghe, slain, 1071. 

O’Sibhliain, or Ua Sibhliain, lord of Ui-Fail- 
ghe, killed, 1055. 

O’Sinaigh, or Ua Sinaich, Conn, chief anchorite 
of Connaught, died, 1033. 

O’Sinaigh, Flann, keeper of the Bachall-Isa, 
died, 1135. . 

O’Sinnachain or Ua Sinnachain, Muireadhach, 
Patrick’s steward, died, 1052. 

O’Siridein, Ua Siridein, or O’Sheridan, Godfrey, 
son of, slain, 1087. 

O’Sirten, or O’Siriden, now Sheridan, Gair- 
bheth, son of, of the Gaileanga, slain, 1168. 
O’Sleibhine, Ua Sleibhin, now Slevin, Domh- 

nall, chief poet of Oirghialla, died, 1168. 
O’Sleibhine, Gillachomhghaill, poet, died, 1031. 
O’Sleibhine, Muireadhach, chief poet, slain, 1022. 
O’Slowey. See O’Sluaghadhaigh. 
O’Sluaghadhaigh, or Ua Sluaghadhaigh, now 

O’Slowey, Gillabarry, slain, 1190. 
O’Sluaghadhaigh, Maelpadraig, died, 1015. 
O’Snedhiusa, Cahasagh, dean of Muintir-Mul- 

rony, died, 1243, 

O’Sochlachain, Hugh, son of Donn, erenagh of 

Cong, died, 1226. 

O’Sona, or Ua Sona, Doilghen, airchinneach of 

Ard-sratha, died, 1064. 

O’Spealain, or Ua Spealain, Ailillan, priest of 

Achadh-bo, died, 1105. 

O’Sraithein, now Strahan, or Stroane, Manus 

Oge, 1588. 
slain, 1603. 


See 





382 


O’Sruithen, Sitric, erenagh of Conwal, died, 
1204. 

Osseni, bishop of Mainistir-Buithe, 685. 

O’Steafain, or Ua Steafain, Dubhduin, abbot of 
Lis-mor, died, 958. 

O’Stuir, or Ua Stuir, Maelisa, scribe and philo- 
sopher of Munster, died, 1098. 

O’Suailen, or Ua Suailen, Erc, bishop of Tamh- 
lacht, died, 966. 

O’Suairlich, or Ua Suairlich, bishop, died, 1028. 

O’Suairt, or Ua Suairt, Eithne, daughter of, 
successor of Brighid, died, 1015. 

O’Suanaigh, or Ua Suanaigh, successors of, 1113, 
1136, 1166. 

O'Sullivan, O’Suilleabhain, or Ua Suilleabhain, 
Ailinn, bishop of Lismore, died, 1253. 

O'Sullivan, Auliffe, brother of Dermot, killed, 
1549. 

O’Sullivan, Conor, son of, slain, 1398. 

O'Sullivan, Conor, son of Gillamochuda, slain, 
1411. 

O’Sullivan, Dermot, burned by gunpowder, 
1549. 

O’Sullivan, Donnell Duv, 1411. 

O’Sullivan, Owen, son of, slain, 1398. 

O’Sullivan, Owen, sons of, 1602. 

O'Sullivan Beare, Donnell, died, 1485. 

O'Sullivan Beare, Donnell, son of Dermot, 
slain, 1563. 

O’Sullivan Beare, Donnell, son of Donnell, son 
of Dermot, 1581, 1594, 1600, 1601, 1602. 

slew Dermot O’Donovan, 1581. 

elected O’Sullivan Beare, 1594. 

heroic retreat of, 1602. 

murdered in Spain, 1618. 

O'Sullivan Beare, Owen, son of Dermot, 1585. 

died, 1594. 

O’Sullivan Beare, Philip, son of Dermot, slain, 
1498. 

O’Sullivan Beare, Teige-an-Chaennaigh, son of 
Philip, slain, 1498. 

O’Sullivans of Beare, 1580, 1602. 

O*’Sullivan Boy, drowned, 1404. 




















INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Sullivan More, Dermot, son of, slain, 1451. 

O’Sullivan More, Donnell, son of Donnell, died, 
1580. 

O’Sullivan More, Owen, son of Donnell, in- 
stalled, 1580, 1585. 

O’Sullivans More, 1340, 1411, 1593. 

O’Sullivans, 1320, 1356, 1411, 1419. 

Ota, ancestor of St. Patrick, 432. 

O’Tagain, or Ua Tadhcain, Flann, airchinneach 
of Dearmhach, died, 1022. 

O’Tadhgain, Duibhthach, son of Duibhfinn, 
priest of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 996. 

O’Tadhgain, Galbhrat, son of Duairic, great 
priest of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 1168. 

O’Taichligh, or Ua Taichligh, Gilla~na-nangel, 
archdeacon of Innis, died, 1328. 

O’Taichligh, Maelcainnigh, comharba of Dai- 
mhinis, died, 1049. 

O’Taichligh, Maelmaedhog, official of Lough 
Erne, died, 1347. 

O*’Taichligh, Niall, coarb of Devenish, died, 
1390. 

O’Taidhg. See O’Teige. 

O’Taircheirt, or Ua Taircheirt, Donough or 
Donnchadh, chief of Clann-Snedhghile, in 
Tir-Conaill, killed, 1113. 

O’Taircheirt, Donough, chief of Clann-Snedh- 
ghile, slain, 1197. 

O’Taircheirt, Eigceartach, slain, 1098. 

O’Taircheirt, Gillareagh, chief of Clann-Snedh- 
ghile, slain, 1212. 

O’Taircheirts, 1129, 1232. 

O’Tarpy, O’Tarpa, or Ua Tarpa, Connmhagh, 
bishop of Leyny, died, 1226. 

O’Teige, O’Taidhg, or Ua Taidhg, Cuduiligh, 
lord of Feara-Li, died, 1063. 

O’Teige, of Connaught, Cleireach, slain, 1048. 

O’Teige, Donough, son of, 1476. 

O’Teige, Farrell, 1225. 

slain, 1226. 

O’Teige, Farrell, 1342. 

O’Teige, Gilla-na-naev, son of William-Gallda, 
1408. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


O’Teige, John, slain, 1396. 

O’Teige, John Cam, one of O’Conor’s men, 
1429. i 

O’Teige, Muircheartach, heir of Connaught, 
slain, 965. 

O’Teige, Murray, died, 1251. 

O’Teige, Niall, son of Farrell, slain, 1225. 

O’Teige, Teige, or Tadhg, successor of Flannan, 
of Cill-Dalua, died, 1083. 

O’Teige, Tiernan, son of, 1421. 

O’Teige, or Ua Taidhg-an-Teaghlaigh, slain, 
1132. 

O’Teimhnen, or Ua Teimhnen, Suibhne, abbot 
of Gleann-da-locha, died, 841. 

O’Tierney, O’Tighearnaigh, or Ua Tighear- 
naigh, Flann, lord of Carra, slain, 1273. 

O’Tiernan, O’Tighearnain, or Ua Tighearnain, 
Aenghus, slain, 1032. 

O’Tiernan, Flaithnia, lector of Cill-Dacheallog, 
died, 1028. 

O’Timmaith, steward to Conor Roe O’Conor, 
killed, 1245. 

O’Toghdha, Auliffe, chief of Bredagh in Tiraw- 
ley, killed, 1180. 

O’Toghdha, Rory, chief of Bredagh Tirawley, 
died, 1206. 

O’Toicthigh, or Ua Toicthigh, Cosgrach, lector 
of Cill-dara, died, 1041. 

O’Tolaid, or Ua Tolaid, Maelpeadair, successor 
of Brenainn of Cluain-fearta, died, 991. 

O’Tolairg, or Ua Tolairg, Niall, lord of Cuircne, 
died, 952. 

O’Toland. See O’Tuathalain. 

O’Tomalty, O’Tomaltaigh, or Ua Tomaltaigh, 
Auliffe, consecrated bishop of Elphin, died, 
1284, 

O’Tomalty, Conghalach, noble priest of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 1169. z 

O’Tomalty, Ruaidhri, chief of Muintir-Duibh- 
etain, slain, 1160. 

O’Tomhrair, or Ua Tomhrair, now Toner, 
Connmhach, priest of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
1011. 





383 


O’Toole, O’Tuathail, or Ua Tuathail, Art, 
slain, 1517. 

O’Toole, Arthur, died, 934. 

O’Toole, Brian-an-chogaidh, son of Turlough, 
1547. 

O’Toole, David, slain, 1368. 

O’Toole, Dermot, lord of Clann-Tuathail, slain, 
1445. 

O'Toole, Donnell, son of David, died, 1431. 

O’Toole, Edmond, slain, 1488. 

O'Toole, Felim, lord of Ui-Muireadhaigh, died, 
1259. 

O'Toole, Felim, son of Hugh, lord of Ui-Mui- 
readhaigh, died, 1404. 

O’Toole, Felim, son of Turlough, son of Art, 
1590, 1592. 

O’Toole, Gillachomhghaill, grandson of, 1075. 

O’ Toole, Gillachomhghaill, successor of Caeimh- 
ghin, killed, 1127. 

O’Toole, Hugh, lord of Imaile, slain, 1376. 

O’Toole, Hugh, son of Art, slain, 1523. 

O’Toole, John Roe, lord of Ui-Muireadhaigh, 
slain, 1388. 

O’Toole, Lorcan, or Laurence, son of Muirchear- 
taigh, successor of Caeimhghin, and archbi- 
shop of Leinster, 1162, 1167. 

hurt by a maniac at Canterbury, 1180. 

Ua Tuathail, Muircheartach, lord of Ui-Mui- 
readhaigh, and father of St. Laurence, 1154. 

died, 1164. ; 

O’Toole, Murchadh, killed, 1141. 

O’Toole, Theobald of Omey, in Connamara, 
hanged, 1586. 

O’Toole, Ugaire, heir of Leinster, 1133. 

slain, 1134. 

O’Toole, vicar of Imaidh-Fechin, died, 1395. 

O’Tooles, 1119, 1396, 1398, 1431, 1442, 1534, 
1580, 1585, 1598. 

O’Torain, or Ua Torain, Maeleoin, comharba of 
Doire-Choluim-Chill, died, 1025. 

O’Tormadain, or Ua Tormadain, Macraith, 
chief of Cinel-Duachain, or Kinel-Luachain, 
slain, 1159. 











384 


O’Tormy, O’Tormaigh, or Ua Tormaigh, Gilla- 
Isa Mac-an-Skealy, died, 1237. 

O’Traighthich, or Ua Traighthich, Aicher, 
slain, 1002. 

O’Treabhair, or Ua Treabhair. See O’Trevor. 

O’Treassaigh, or Ua Treassaigh, now Tracy, 
Gussan, son of, lord of Ui-Bairrche, died, 1008. 

O’Treassaigh, Gillade, son of, slain, 1158. 

O’Treodain, or Ua Treodain, son of, lord of Co- 
naille, slain, 1078. 

O’ Trevor, O’ Treabhair, or Ua Treabhair, Lucas, 
erenagh of Killarga, died, 1416. 

O’Tuamain, or Ua Tuamain, Cathasach, lord of 
Ui-Briuin-Archaille, died, 1107. 

O’Tuathail, or Ua Tuathail. See O’ Toole. 

O’Tuathalain, now Toland and Thulis, Petrus, 
vicar of Killaspugbrone, died, 1306. 

O’Tuathchair, or Ua Tuathchair, now O’Togher, 
Ruaidhri, beheaded, 1126. 

O’Uathghaile, or Ua Uathghaile, Conchobhar, 
lector of Gleann-Uissean, died, 1082. 

O’Ugfadain, or Ua Ugfadain, Fiach of Denlis, 
903. 


Ps 


Paap, son of Eremon, slain, a. M. 3579. 
Palladius, sent by Celestinus to Ireland, 1430. 
Papyron, Johannes, cardinal, 1151, 1152. 
Partholan, came to Ireland, a. mM. 2520. 

fought the first battle, a. Mm. 2530. 
inundations or eruptions of lakes in his 
time, A. M. 2535, 2546. 

died, a. Mm. 2550. 

his colony carried off by a plague, A. M 














2820. 
Patrick, St., son of Calphurn, apostle of Ireland, 
431, 432, 438. 
died, 493. 
pedigree of, 432. 
successors of, 925, 957, 973, 988, 992, 
993, 998, 1005, 1020, 1064, 1091, 1092, 1094, 
1105, 1132, 1134, 1140, 1175, 1181, 1184, 
1190, 1201, 1216, 1260, 1343, 1455, 1556. 














INDEX NOMINUM. 


Pauint, John, bishop of Meath, died, 1507. 

Paul, St., relics of, 430. r 

Paul and Peter, shrine of, at Ard-Macha, 1033. 

Pawlett, Sir George, governor of Derry, slain, 
1608. 

Pelham, Sir William, lord justice of Ireland, 
1579, 1580. 

Perrott, Sir John, lord justice of Ireland, 1571, 
1572, 1573, 1584, 1588. 

Peter, St., relics of, 430. 

shrine of, 1033. 

Petit, Roole, bishop of Meath, died, 1230. 

Petit, son of prior of Mullingar, died, 1467. 

Petits, 1472. 

Petrus, son of the coarb of St. Maidoc, slain, 
1330. 

Philip IIL, king of Spain, 1602. 

Philisti, ancestor of St. Patrick, of Encretti, 432. 

Phiton, Sir Edward, president of Connaught, 
and treasurer, 1569, 1570, 1571, 1572. 

died, 1579. 

Piton, Rotsel, 1197. 

Plunkett, Christopher, taken prisoner, 1466. 

died, 1467. 

Plunkett, Edward, died, 1474. 

Plunkett, John Oge, 1489. 

Plunkett, Oliver, 1482. 

Plunkett, Thomas, son of Oliver, slain, 1506. 

Plunkett, Thomas, son of Patrick, lord of Louth, 
slain, 1578. 

Plunketts, 1430, 1439. 

Poer, Pierce. See Mac Henry. 

‘oer, Pierce, son of Henry, slain, 1249. 

Pol, son of Amann, slain, 1103. 

Power. See Guer. 

Poynuil, Edward, came as lord justice to Ire- 
land, 1494. _ 

Pramister, Pierce, lord of Conmaicne, died, 1254. 

Prendergast, David, slain, 1260. 

Prendergast, David, 1265. 

Prendergast, John, slain, 1300. 

Prene. See De la Freyne. 

Preston, 1464. 














INDEX NOMINUM. 385 


Proud Knight, son of, slain, 1328. 

Purcell, baron of Luachmhagh, 1598. 

Purcell, David Oge, son of David of the Lake, 
put to death, 1581. 

Purcell, Sir Hugo, 1240. 


R. 


RaGuHALuacu, abbot of Beannchair, died, 881. 

Raghallach, son of Uadach, 617. 

slain, 645. 

Raghnall, slain, 994. 

Raghnall, grandson of Dubhdara, chief of 
Muintir-Eolais, slain, 1140. 

Raghnall, grandson of Imhar, 915. 

Raghnall, son of, slain, 940. 

Raghnall, grandson of Imhar of Port-Lairge, 
1031, 1035. 

Raghnall, son of, elected king, 1046. 

defeated, 1060. 

Raghnall, son of Amhlaeibh, slain, 978. 

Raghnall, son of Imhar, lord of Port-Lairge, son 
of, slain, 1014. 

Raghnall, son of Pol, slain, 1133. 

Raghnall, son of Raghnall, lord of the foreigners, 
1167. 

Raighned, archbishop of Armagh, came from 
Rome, 1248. 

went to Rome, 1251. 

Reabhachan, son of Dunchadh, airchinneach of 
Mungairit, died, 994. 

Reachtabhra, abbot of Cill-achaidh, died, 832. 

Reachtabhra, abbot of Cluain-fearta-Brenainn, 
died, 848. 

Reachtabhra, abbot of Liath-Mochaemog, died, 
838. . 

Reachtabhra, bishop of Cill-achaidh, died, 952. 

Reachtabhra, of Ros-Cre, died, 898. 

Reachtabhra, son of Bran Finn, lord of the 
Deisi, died, 874. 

Reachtabhra, son of Dubhchomar, abbot of 
Eachdhruim, 782. 














Reachtabhra, son of Maenach, priest of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, &c., died, 948. 

Reachtabhra, son of Murchadh, abbot of Corcach- 
mor, died, 866. 

Reachtabhra Ua Cathasaigh, chief of Ui-Tuirtre, 
died, 728; Addenda, p. 1191. 

Reachtabhra Ua hAndola, abbot of Daimhinis, 
died, 815. 

Reachtabhra Ua Muichtighern, abbot of Im- 
leach-Iubhair, died, 817. 

Reachtabhrat, son of Dunchu, lord of Mugh- 
dhorna, died, 754. 

Reachtabhrat, son of Fearghal, died, 739. 

Reachtabhrat Ua Guaire, abbot of Tuaim-Greine, 
died, 747. 

Reachtaidh, bishop of Cluain-Uamhach, died, 
884. 

Reachtaidh Righdhearg, son of Lughaidh, mo- 
narch of Ireland, a. mM. 4547. 

slain, A. Mm. 4566. 

Reachtghal, son of Suibhne, priest of Ard- 
Macha, died, 831. . 

Reachtlaiten, of Fobhar, died, 778. 

Reachtnia, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 779. 

Rechtine, of Eadargabhal, died, 788. 

Red Captain, 1548." 

Reillys. See O’Reillys. 

Reoddaidhe, abbot of Fearna, died, 758. 

Reynolds. See Mac Rannall. 

Riagan, son of Dunghal, 888. 

Riagan, son of Echtighearn, lord of Ui-Ceinn- 
sealaigh, died, 889. 

Riagan, son of Fearghus, slain, 844. 

Riagan, son of Fiannachta Ui-Lorcain, died, 955. 

Riagan, son of Finnachta, half-king of Leinster, 
died, 836. 

Riagan, son of Muireadhach, slain, 985. 

Rian, lord of Ui-Drona, ancestor of O’Ryan, 
slain, 1103. 

Rian, son of Bruadair, slain, 895. 

Richard I., king of England, 1189. 

Richard IL, king of England, 1377. 

came to Ireland, 1394. 








3D 


386 


Richard IIL, king of England, 1483. 

Riddlesford, or De Ridensfordia. See Rittabard. 

Righbhardan, son of Dubhcron, died, 1000. 

Rimidh, son of Cearnach, slain, 781. 

Rinnal, son of Geanann, began to reign as mo- 
narch of Ireland, A. M. 3284. 

slain, A. M. 3289. 

Ristubart, Pierce, lord of Sil-Mailruain, slain, 
1254. . 

Rittabard, Walter, chief baron of Leinster, 
1235. 

Robert, of Duncomar, killed, 1211. 

Robert, of Dun-Domhnainn, killed, 1386. 

Robhartach, abbot of Beannchair, died, 800. 

Robhartach, abbot of Iniscaindeagha, died, 853. 

Robhartach, abbot of Ros-Cre, died, 876. 

Robhartach, coarb of Colum-Cille and Adamnan, 
died, 952. 

Robhartach Mac-Ua-Cearta, bishop of Cill-dara, 
died, 873. 

Robhartsch, of Dearmhach, died, 870. 

Robhartach, of Finnghlas, bishop, died, 865. 

Robhartach, of Teach-Theille, died, 936. 

Robhartach, son of Breasal, abbot of Achadh- 
bo-Cainnigh, died, 843. 

Robhartach, son of Cathasach, airchinneach of 
Cluain-mor-arda, died, 826. 

Robhartach, son of Colgan, abbot of Cill-Toma, 
died, 883. 

Robhartach, son of Colgan, abbot of Slaine, died, 
847. 

Robhartach, son of Cuana, abbot of Athain-mor, 
died, 757. 

Robhartach, son of Feardomhnach, successor of 
Colum-Cille and Adamnan, died, 1057. 

Robhartach, son of Flann, abbot of Domhnach- 
mor, died, 843. 

Robhartach, son of Maelcainnigh, 
Cluain-an-dobhair, died, 942. 

Robhartach, son of Maelfothartaigh, abbot of 
Cill-Moinne, died, 846. 

Robhartach, son of Maeluidhir, abbot of Achadh- 
bo-Cainnigh, died, 835. 





abbot. of 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Robhartach, son of Maenach, 
Foibrigh, died, 782. 

Robhartach, son of Suibhne, prior of Cill- 
achaidh, slain, 844. 

Roche, David, 1250. 

Roche, David, son of Maurice, four sons of, 
slain, 1582. 

wife of, 1583. 

Roche, David, son of Maurice, 1600. 

Roche, Countess Eveleen, daughter of Maurice, 
son of David, died, 1583. 

Roche, Gerald, knight, slain, 1262. 

Roche, John, slain, 1582. 

Roche, Maurice, son of, 1582. 

Roche, the, Maurice, son of David, died, 1600. 

Roche, Redmond, slain, 1582. 

Roche, Theobald, slain, 1582. 

wife of, 1582. 

Roche, Ulick, slain, 1582. 

Roches, 1374, 1572, 1579, 1582, 1599, 1600. 

Rochorb, son of Gollan, slain, a. M. 3656. 

Rodan, son of Braga, shepherd of St. Patrick, 
448. 

Roen, son of Muircheartach, heir of Teamhair, 
victories of, 1026, 1027. 

Roghallach, son of Maelmhuaidh, slain, 1013. 

Rogheallach, son of Flaithgheas, slain, 810. 

Roilt, chieftain, slain, 924. 

Roisseni, abbot, died, 685. 

Roitheachtach, 
died, 972. 
Roitheachtaigh, son of Maen, monarch of Ire- 

- land, a. M. 3818. 

slain, A. M. 3842. 

death of, avenged, a. M. 4020. 

Roitheachtaigh, son of Roan, began to reign as 
monarch of Ireland, a. mM. 4170. 

burned by lightning, a. u. 4176. 

Ronan, abbot of Ceann-Garadh, died, 732. 

Ronan, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 759. 

Ronan, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 842. 

Ronan, St., son of Bearach, died, 664. 

relics of, 796. 


abbot of Cill- 








airchinneach of Cuil-raithin, 




















INDEX NOMINUM. 387 


Ronan, son of Bruadar, slain, 966. 

Ronan, son of Cathal, abbot of Cluain-Dolcain, 
885. 

Ronan, son of Colman, king of Leinster, 610, 
619, 624. 

Ronan, son of Tuathal, lord of the Airtheara, 
died, 620. 

Ronan, successor of Feichin, 1013, 1014. 

Ronan, Ua Lochdeire, bishop, died, 809. 

Ross, the antiquary, 438. 

Ross, or Rossa Failghe, son of Cahir More, race 
of, 1585. 

Rothechtach, of Daimhinis, priest, died, 980. 

Ruadhacan, son of Cathan, lord of Feara-Cul, 
slain, 890. 

Ruadhacan, son of Eitigen, lord of East Gaile- 
anga, died, 951. 

Ruadhacan, son of Niall Ua Forannain, died, 
867. 

Ruadhan, bishop of Lusca, died, 904. 

Ruadhan, of Lothra, successors of, 1106. 

Ruadhraich, son of Faelan, 777. 

Ruaidhri, abbot of Lusca, died, 848. 

Ruaidhri, airchinneach of Othain-mor, died, 
1119. 

Ruaidhri, of West Connaught, slain, 1061. 

Ruaidhri, son of Cosgrach, lord of South Con- 
naught, slain, 992. 

Ruaidhri, son of Cucairrge, tanist of Fearn- 
mhagh, slain, 1062. 

Ruaidhri, son of Donnchadh, prior of Cluain- 
Traird, died, 837. 

Ruaidhri, son of Faelan, king of Leinster, died, 
780. 

Ruaidhri, son of Faelan, lord of Fotharta, slain, 
1018. 

Ruaidhri, son of Maelfothartach, half-chief of 
Ui-Crimhthainn, 832. 

Ruaidhri, son of Maelmartain, lord of Fotharta, 
slain, 966. 

Ruaidhri, son of Mormind, king of Britain, 874. 

Ruaidhri, son of Tadhg, son of Lorcan of Lein- 
ster, blinded, 1036. 





Ruamnus, abbot of Domhnach-Seachmaill, died, 
796. 

Ruarc, son of Anfith Ua Laeghachain, lord of 
Feara-Cul-Teathbha, died, 948. 

Ruarc, son of Braen, slain, 859. 

Ruarc, son of Bran, king of Leinster, slain, 860. 

Ruare, son of Maelbrighde, lord of Muscraighe- 
thire, died, 913. 

Ruarc, son of Maelfabhail, lord of Carraig- 
Brachaidhe, died, 907. 

Ruarc, son of Tighearnan, ancestor of O’Ruairc, 
lord of Breifne, died, 893. 

Rudghus, son of Maicniadh, abbot of Mainistir- 
Buithe, died, 853. 

Rudhraighe, king of Firbolgs, a. mM. 3266, 3268, 
3269. 

Rudhraighe, son of Sithrighe, began to reign as 
monarch of Ireland, a. mM. 4912. 

died, a. M. 4981. 

Rudhruidhe, son of Parthalon, a. Mm. 2520, 2545. 

Ruibin, St., grandson of Connad, scribe of 
Munster, died, 720. 

Ruidhghel, bishop, and abbot of Imleach-Ibhair, 
died, 878. 

Rumann, son of Cathasach, bishop of Cluain- 
Iraird, died, 919. 

Rumann, son of Colman, died, 742. 

Russell, Aitin, slain, 1263. 

Russell, Sir William, lord justice of Ireland, 
1594, 1595, 1597. 

Ruthmael, abbot of Cluain-fearta-Brenainn, 
died, 824. 





8. 


Sapusu, daughter of Conn Ceadchathach, 195. 

Saerbhearg, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 786. 

Saerbhreathach, abbot of Imleach-Iubhair, died, 
1025. See Soerbhreathach. 

Saerghal Ua Cathail, died, 776. 

Saerghal Ua Dungnae, abbot of Cluain-fearta- 
Molua, died, 776. : 

Saerghus, abbot of Dearmhach, died, 835. See 
Soerghus. 


3D2 


388 


Saermugh, of Eanach-dubh, died, 787. 

Saint Leger, Anthony, lord justice of Ireland, 
1546, 1547, 1550, 1551, 1555. 

Salender, or St. Leger, Sir Warham, deputy of 
governor of Munster, 1600. ‘ 

Samhthann, St., virgin, of Cluain-Bronaigh, 
died, 734. 

quoted, 733. 

successor of, 1163. 

Sanbh, son of Ceat Mac Magach, king of Con- 
naught, 56. 

Sandal, slain, 1374. 

Sandal, son of, made constable of Carrickfergus, 
1503. 

Sandal, Adam, slain, 1303. 

Saraid, daughter of Conn of the Hundred Bat- 
tles, 165. 

Saran, abbot of Beannchair, died, 742. 

Saran Soebhdhearc, airchinneach of Seanboth- 
sine, 601. 

Saran Ua Critain, St., died, 661. 

Saunders, doctor, died, 1581. 

Savadge, James Oge, slain, 1490. 

Savadge, Raibilin, killed, 1383. 

Savadge, Richard, died, 1361. 

Savadge, Sir Robert, died, 1360. 

Savadge, Robert, 1433. 

Savadge, Robert, son of the lord of Lecale, slain, 
1468. 

Savadge, Senicin, slain, 1374. 

Savadges, 1360, 1407, 1408, 1433, 1453, 1490. 

Saxolbh, chief of the foreigners, slain, 836. 

Scannal, abbot, successor of Cainnech, died, 
775. ; 

Scannal, bishop of Cill-dara, died, 881. 

Scannall, of Teach-Theille, died, 898. 

Scannall, son of Ferghil, abbot of Domhnach- 
Sechnaill, died, 883. 

Scannall, son of Tibraide, abbot of Domhnach- 
Seachnaill, 849. 

Scannall Ua Taidhg, abbot of Achadh-bo, died, 


LHKE 
Scannlan, abbot of Dun-Leathghlaise, died, 879. 














INDEX NOMINUM. 


Scannlan, abbot of Tuaim-Finnlocha, died, 944. 

Scannlan, airchinneach of Congbhail-Glinne- 
Suilighe, died, 913. 

Scannlan, bishop of Tamhlacht, died, 913. 

Scannlan Feimhin, son of Aedhgal, died, 759. 

Scannlan-Mor, son of Ceannfaeladh, chief of 
Osraighe, died, 640. 

Scannlan of Cluain-Boireann, died, 748; Ad- 
denda, p. 1191. 

Scannlan of Domhnach-Padraig, scribe, died, 
871. 

Scannlan of Dun-Lethglaise, died, 748. 

Scannlan, son of Cathal, lord of Eoghanachta- 
Locha-Lein, slain, 1013. 

Scannlan, son of Finghin, chief of Ui-Meith, 
died, 672. 

Scannlan, son of Finnachtach, slain, 775. 

Scannlan, son of Flann, chief of Ui-Fidhgeinte, 
died, 781. 

Scannlan, son of Gorman, abbot of Ross-Cre, 
died, 918. 

Scolaighe, son of Clercen, priest of Ard-Macha, 
died, 1011. 

Scolaighe, son of Innreachtaigh, airchinneach of 
Mucsnamh, &c., died, 1067. 

Scolaighe, son of Macan, lord of Dealbhna- 
Eathra, slain, 890. 

Scota, daughter of Pharaoh, wife of Milidh of 
Spain, slain, a. m. 3500. 

Scuithine, abbot of Dearmhach, died, 948. 

Scurlock, Richard, sheriff of the county of Clare, 
1599. 

Sdarn, son of Neimhidh, came to Ireland, a.m. 
2850. 

Seabhdann. See Sebhdann. 

Seachnall, St., bishop, 448. 

died, 447, 

successor of, 1040. 

Seachnasach, abbot of Lusca, died, 887. 

Seachnasach, abbot of Tamhlacht-Mueleruain, 
died, 894. 

Seachnasach, chief of Ui-Maine, died, 711. 

Seachnasach of Loch-Cendin, bishop, ‘died, 821. 











INDEX NOMINUM. 


Seachnasach, priest of Dermhach, died, 931. 

Seachnasach, son of Airmeadhach, slain, 679. 

Seachnasach, son of Blathmac, began to reign 
as monarch of Ireland, 665. 

slain, 669. 

Seachnasach, son of Colgan, lord of Ui-Ceinnsea- 
laigh, died, 741. 

Seachnasach, son of Colgan, king of South Lein- 
ster, died, 742. 

Seachnasach, son of Focarta, abbot of Cluain- 
mor-Maedhog, died, 886. 

Seachnasach, son of Garbhan, chief of Cinel- 
Boghaine, slain, 605. 

Seachnasach, son of Hiruadh, lord of Eile, slain, 
975. 

Seadna, son of Fearghus Ceannfhoda, father of 
Ainmire, monarch of Ireland, 537, 557, 564, 
566. 

Sealbhach, lord of Dal-Riada, 719. 

Sealbhach of Inis-Pich, died, 821. 

Sealbhach, son of Cualta, abbot of Corcach, died, 
767. 

Sealbhlaith, daughter of Aedh, died, 889. 

Seanach, abbot of Ard-Macha, died, 609. 

Seanach Garbh, abbot of Cluain-fearta-Brenainn, 
died, 620. 

Seanach, St., bishop, died, 587. 

Seanan, of Inis-Cathaigh, successors of, 1081, 
1119, 1581. 

Seanchan, abbot of Cill-achaidh-droma-foda, 
died, 791: 

Seanchan, abbot of Imleach-Iubhair, died, 769. 

Seanchan, abbot of Imleach-Iubhair, died, 776. 

Seanchan, bishop and abbot of Imleach-Iubhair, 
died, 780. 

Seanchan, son of Colman Mor, slain, 590. 

Seangann, chieftain of Firbolgs, came to Ireland, 
A. M. 3266. 

Sebhdann, daughter of Core, abbess of Cill-dara, 
died, 726. 

Secundinus, or Sechnall, or Seachlann, son of 
Darerca, sister of Patrick, died, 447. See 
Seachnall. 








389 


Sedgha, a Milesian chieftain, a. m. 3501. 

Sedna Innarraigh, son of Breas, began to reign 
as monarch of Ireland, a. m. 4271. 

slain, A. M. 4290. 

Sedna, son of Airtri, son of Eibhric, son of 
Emher, began to reign as monarch of Ireland, 
A.M. 3843. 

slain, A.M. 3847. ~ 

Sedrach, son of Sobhartan, died, 775. 

Segan Mac-hUi-Chuinn, abbot of Beannchair, 
died, 662. 

Seghdha, son of Noebelan, slain, 939. 

Seghene, abbot of Iona, church founded by, 630. 

died, 651. 

Seghene, of Clarach, died, 744. 

Seghene, St., bishop of Ard-Macha, died, 686. 

Seghonnan, son of Conaing, lord of Carraig- 
Brachaidhe, died, 857. 

Semroth, son of Inboith, slain, a. m. 3579. 

Senan, St., of Inis-Cathaigh. See Seanan. 

Sengann, began to reign as monarch of Ireland, 
A.M. 3274. 

slain, A. M. 3278. 

Setgha, slain, a. Mm. 3501. 

Siadhal, abbot of Duibhlinn, died, 785. 

Siadhal, abbot of Linn-Duachaill, died, 752. 

Siadhal, abbot of Ros-Commain, died, 813. 

Siadhal, of Disert-Chiarain, died, 855. 

Siadhal, son of Fearadhach, abbot of Cill-dara, 
died, 828. 

Siadhal Ua Commain, St., abbot of Ceann-lacha, 
died, 794. 

Sichfraidh, son of Uathmharan, 931. 

Sichfrith, son of Loder, earl of Innsi-hOre, slain, 
1013. 

Sichraidh, son of Maghnus, 1102. 

Sidney, Sir Henry, lord justice of Ireland, 1557, 
1567, 1569, 1575, 1576, 1578, 1582. 

Sighe, son of Dian, slain, 524. 

Sili, master, an Englishman, 1557. 

Sillan, St., bishop and abbot of Magh-bile, died, 
618. 

Sillan, St., bishop of Daimhinis, died, 658. 














390 


Sillan, St., son of Caimin, abbot of Beannchair, 
died, 606. 

Silvester, a companion of Palladius, 430. 

Simon Breac, son of Aedhan Glas, began to 
reign as monarch of Ireland, a. M. 4291. 

slain, A. M. 4296. 

Sin, daughter of Sighe, 526, 527. 

Sinach, of Tailtin, died, 720. 

Sinach, St., of Innis-Clothrann, died, 719. 

Sinach, son of Muirthuilen, abbot of Beann- 
chair, died, 980. 

Sinche, St., virgin, died, 596. 

Sincheall, St., the elder, son of Ceanannan, died, 
548, 

Sinchealls, the two, successor of, 982. 

Sinchu, abbot of Lis-mor, died, 752. 

Sinell, bell-ringer of St. Patrick, 448. 

Sinell, St., bishop, died, 602. 

Sinnach [Fox], Cucogry, son of Many, lord of 
Teffia, died, 1446. 

Sinnach [Fox], Maine, lord of Muintir-Tadh- 
gain, slain, 1472. 

Sinnach [Fox], Owen, tanist of Muintir-Tadh- 
gain, slain, 1381. 

Sinnach [Fox], Teige, son and successor of 
Maine, 1472. 

Sinnachs [Foxes], 1380, 1475, 1500. See Fox 
and O’Caharny. 

Sirlamh, son of Finn, son of Bratha, began to 
reign as monarch of Ireland, a. u. 4329. 

slain, a. M. 4344. 

Sirna, abbot of Beannchair, died, 786. 

Sirna Saeghlach, son of Dian, son of Deman, 
slew Bearnghal, son of Gedhe Ollghothach, 
A.M. 4003. 

began to reign as monarch of Ireland, 

A. M. 4020. 

slain by Roitheachtaigh, son of Roann, 
A.M. 4169. 

Sithmaith, abbess of Cluain-Boireann, died, 773. 

Sitric Cam, 960. 

Sitric Gale, 917. 

Sitric, grandson of Imhar, 915. 

















INDEX NOMINUM. 


Sitric, son of Amhlaeibh, or Aulaf, king of the 
Danes of Ath-cliath, or Dublin, 960, 967, 
993, 994, 998, 1001, 1012, 1017, 1018, 1021, 
1027, 1028, 1032, 1035. 

died, 1042. 

mother of, died, 1030. 

Sitric, son of Curoi, killed, 1102. 

Sitric, son of Gillabruide, killed, 1091., 

Sitric, son of Imhar, slain, 89]. 

Sitric, son of Imhar, lord of the Dubhghoill and 
Finnghoill, died, 925. 

Sitric, son of Imhar, lord of Port-Lairge, or 
Waterford, slain, 1022, 

Sitric, son of Sitric, and brother of Godfrey, 
king of Dublin, 939. 

Siuitse [Zouch], captain, governor-general of 
Munster, 1581. 

slain in England, 1582. 

Skeffington, William, lord justice of Ireland, 
1532, 1534. 

died, 1535. 

Slaine, Aedh, or Hugh, race of, 710. 
Aedh Slaine, son of Diarmaid. 

Slainge, chieftain of the Firbolgs, came to Ire- 
land, a. M. 3266. 

elected king by the Firbolgs, a. m. 3266. 

died, a. mM. 3267. 

Slainge, son of Partholan, came to Ireland, a. M. 
2520. 














See 











died, a. M. 2533. 

Slanoll, son of Ollamh Fodhla, began to reign 
as monarch of Ireland, a. mM. 3943. 

. died, a.m. 3959. 

Slebhene, son of Conghal, abbot of Ia, died, 
762. 

Sleghanach, son of the king of Connaught, 1014. 

Slevin, Master, taken prisoner, 1227. 

Sleviny, sons of, slain, 1212. 

Sloghadhach Ua Raithnen, abbot of Saighir, 
died, 885. 

Sluaigheadhach, chief of Conaille, died, 784. 

Smiorgall, son of Smeathra, king of the Fomo- 
rians, slain, a. M. 3790. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Snedhbran, bishop of Cill-dara, died, 782. 

Snedhchest, son of Tuamchu, abbot of Beann- 
chair, died, 773. 

Snedhgus Dearg Ua Brachaidhe, slain, 721. 

Snedhgus, son of Ainsteach, slain, 765. 

Snedriaghail, abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
781. 

Sneidhius of Disert-Diarmada, died, 885. 

Sneithcheist, abbot of Aendruim, died, 750. 

Soairleach Ua Concuaran, abbot of Lis-mor, 

' died, 769. 

Sobhairce, son of Ebric, joint sovereign of Ire- 
land, 3501, 3668. 

slain, 3707. 

Sochartach, lord of Ui-Cormaic, died, 874. 

Sochlachan, son of Diarmaid, lord of Ui-Maine, 
865. 





died, 908. 
Sodhomna, bishop of Slaine, martyred, 854. 





Soerbhreathach, son of Connadh, abbot of Cor- 


cach, died, 891. 

Soerghus, lector of Torach, died, 1041. 

Soichleachan of Teach-Munna, died, 925. 

Solinus, companion of Palladius, 430. 

Somhairle, son of Gillabrighde, king of Innsi- 
Gall, ancestor of the Mac Donnells, died, 1083. 

Spealan, son of Conghalach, lord of Conaille- 
Muirtheimhne, slain, 921. 

Spealan, son of Sloigheadhach, lord of Conaille- 
Muirtheimhne, died, 822. 

Spris, Captain, slain, 1579. 

Stanley, John, lord lieutenant of Ireland, 1414. 

son of, lord lieutenant of Ireland,1434. 

Staunton, Adam, 1232. 

Staunton, Adam, baron, died, 1300. 

Staunton, Walter, died, 1361. 

Stephen, archbishop of Tuam, died, 1288. 

Stephen, king of England, 1135. 

Stewart, the Great, of Leamhain, or Lenox, 
slain, 1425. : 

Stewart, James, son of the king of Scotland, 
1425. 





died, 1429. - 








391 


Stewart, Muireadhach, regent of Scotland, slain, 
1425. ; 

Stewart, Walter, son of Muireadhach, slain, 
1425. 

Stirne, son of Dubh, son of Fomhor, slain, 
A. M. 3529. 

Strongbow, Richard, son of Gilbert, earl of 
Strigul, came to Ireland, 1170, 1171. 

died, 1176. 

referred to, 1599. 

Suadhbar, son of Coitceadhach of Inis-Snaig, 
died, 889. 

Suairleach, abbot of Achadh-bo-Cainnigh, died, 
857. 

Suairleach, abbot of Ard-Breacain, died, 881. 

Suairleach, abbot of Beannchair, died, 755. 

Suairleach, abbot of Cluain-Iraird, died, 868. 

Suairleach, abbot of Linn, died, 770. 

Suairleach, anchorite of Lis-mor, died, 778. 

Suairleach, bishop of Treoit, died, 898. 

Suairleach of Indednen, 849. 

Suairleach, St., bishop of Fobhar, died, 745. 

Suairleach, successor of Finnia, 857. 

Suibhne, abbot of Cluain-fearta, died, 757. 

Suibhne, abbot of Ia-Coluim-Cille, died, 767. 

Suibhne, abbot of Lann-Leire, died, 930. 

Suibhne, bishop of Ath-Truim, died, 791. 

Suibhne of Cill-Delge, died, 794. 

Suibhne Meann, son of Fiachna, son of. Feara- 
dhach, began to reign as monarch of Ireland, 
611. 











slain, 623. 

Suibhne, son of Adhuar, died, 784; Addenda, 
p. 1192. 

Suibhne, son of Artrach, lord of Mughdhorna, 
killed, 833. 

Suibhne, son of Colman Beg, lord of Meath, 
slain, 596. 

Suibhne, son of Conghalach, 718. 

Suibhne, son of Connmhael, bishop of Ard-Ma- 
cha, died, 729, 

Suibhne, son of Cuanach, abbot of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 811. 


392 


Suibhne, son of Cu-Breatan, abbot of Slaine, 
killed, 938. 

Suibhne, son of Cuirtre, abbot, died, 654. 

Suibhne, son of Dubhdabhoireann, prior of 
Cill-dara, 883; died, 903. 

Suibhne, son of Dunghus, lord of Ui-Fearghusa, 
slain, 887. 

Suibhne, son of Fairneach, abbot of Ard- Macha, 
died, 829. 

Suibhne, son of Fearghus, abbot of Dun-Leath- 
glaisi, died, 823. 

Suibhne, son of Forannan, abbot of Imleach- 
Fio, died, 842. 

Suibhne, son of Joseph, abbot of Gleann-da- 
locha, died, 835. : 

Suibhne, son of Maelumha, anchorite of Cluain- 
mic-Nois, died, 887. 

Suibhne, son of Maelumha, successor of Bairre 
of Cork, died, 680. 

Suibhne, son of Maenach, ceconomus of Slane, 
died, 809. 

Suibhne, son of Murchadh, slain, 760. 

Suibhne, son of Niamhan, abbot of Mughna, 
died, 962. 

Suibhne, son of Segonan, bishop of Cill-Cuilinn, 
died, 962. 

Suibhne Ua Eoghain, airchinneach of Tearmonn 
Feichin, died, 1056. 

Suibhne Ua Roichligh, abbot of Lis-Mor, died, 
854. 

Suirghe, a Milesian chief, a.m. 3500. 

slain, a. M. 3501. 

Suithenen, son of Arthur, 856. 

Supple of Cill-Mochua, i.e. John, slain, 1580. 

Sussex, Thomas, lord justice of Ireland, 1555, 
1556, 1557. 





T, 


TaAFFE, John, son of, slain, 1485. 

Tadhg Dubhshuileach, son of the king of Con- 
naught, slain, 1008. 

Tadhg Mor, king of Connaught, 810. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Tadhg of the Three Towers, king of Connaught, 
died, 954. 

Tadhg of the Tower, grandson of, 1009. 

Tadhg of the White Steed, son of Cathal, king 
of Connaught, 1014, 1036. See O’Conor of 
Connaught, Tadhg-an-eich-ghil. 

Tadhg, son of Aedh, son of Ruaidhri, died, 
1158. 

Tadhg, son of Brian, 1013, 1014. 

slain, 1023. 

Tadhg, son of Cathal, 923. 

Tadhg, son of Cian, son of Oilioll Olum, 226. 

Tadhg, son of Conchobhar, king of Connaught, 
894. 





died, 895. 

Tadhg, son of Conchobhar of Aileach, slain, 
960. 

Tadhg, son of Diarmaid, lord of Ui-Ceinnsea- 
laigh, died, 863. 

Tadhg, son of Donnchadh, tanist of Osraighe, 
slain, 990. 

Tadhg, son of Eochaidh, airchinneach of Cill- 
Dalua, died, 1028. 

Tadhg, son of Faelan, lord of South Leinster, 
died, 920. 

Tadhg, son of Failbhe, slain, 693. 

Tadhg, son of Lorcan, lord of Ui-Ceinnsealaigh, 
died, 1030. 

Tadhg, son of Muircheartagh, chief of Ui-Diar- 
mada, slain, 971. 

Tadhg, son of Muirgheas, slain, 805. 

Tadhg, son of Oilioll Olum, 195. 
Tadhg, son of Tomaltach, 866. 
Taichleach, son of Ceannfaeladh, chief of Lu- 
ighne, died, 728; Addenda, p. 1191. 
Tailefhlaith, daughter of Murchadh, abbess of 
Cluain-Cuifthin, died, 777. 

Taillte, daughter of Domhnall Gott, died, 1095. 

Taillte, daughter of Maghmor, king of Spain, 
A.M. 3370. 

Tairdhealbhach, or Toirdhealbhach, 
Cill-aichaidh, died, 795. 

Tairill, artificer of St. Patrick, 448. 





abbot of 


INDEX NOMINUM. 393 


Talamhnaigh, son of, slain, 717. 

Talbot, Sir James, of Baile-atha-thid, deputy 
of the king of England, slain, 1375. 

Talbot, Sir John, lord lieutenant of Ireland, 
1415. 

Tasach, bishop of Rath-Cholptha, artificer of 
St. Patrick, 448, 493. 

Tea, daughter of Lughaidh, son of Ith, a.m, 
3502. 

Techtegan, son of Uamnachan, lord of Eile, 
slain, 900. 

Temhnen, anchorite, martyred, 826. 

Ternog, son of Ciaran, died, 714. 

Terog, abbot of Corcach, died, 787. 

Tethghal, bishop of Lann-Ela, died, 709. 

Thomas, abbot of Beannchair, died, 789. 

Thomas, bishop and abbot of Linn-Duachaill, 
died, 803. 

Thomas, duke of Lancaster, son of Henry IV., 
came to Ireland, 1400. 

Thomas, son of Maurice, abbot of Lisgool, died, 
1465. 

Thomond, earl of,1602. See O’Brien, Donough, 
son of Conor, ear] of Thomond. 

Thorstan, son of Eric, slain, 1103. 

Tibraide, bishop of Cluain-Eidhneach, died, 
909. 

Tibraide Banbhan, abbot of Tir-da-ghlas, died, 
856. 

Tibraide, son of Ainnsene, abbot of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 929. 

Tibraide, son of Calgach, died, 593. 

Tibraide, son of Cethernach, abbot of Cluain- 
fearta-Brenainn, died, 812. 

Tibraide, son of Fearchair, abbot of Cluain- 
fearta-Brenainn, 781. 

died, 790. ; 

Tibraide, son of Maelfinn, bishop of Imleach-Iu- 
bhair, died, 908. 

Tibraide, son of Nuadhat, abbot of Connor, &c., 
died, 896. 

Tibraide, son of Rechtabhrat, abbot of Cluain- 
Doleain, died, 828. 








Tibraide, son of Tadhg, king of Connaught, ° 
730, 778, 779. 

died, 781. 

Tibraide Tireach, king of Ulster, 10. 

Tighearnach, abbot of Cill-achaidh, or Killeigh, 
died, 805. 

Tighearnach, lord of Loch-Gabhar, in Meath, 
846, 847, 849. 

Tighearnach Boircheach, successor of Finnen, 
died, 1061. 

Tighearnach, St., bishop of Cluain-Eois, died, 
548. 








successors of, 929, 943, 956, 1010,1030, 
1039, 1139, 1353, 1486, 1502. 

Tighearnach, son of Aedh, abbot of Finnabhair- 
abha, 837. 

Tighearnach, son of Cathmogha, lord of Aidhne, 
died, 822, 

Tighearnach, son of Focarta, lord of Loch Gab- 
har, died, 863. 

Tighearnach, son of Muireadhach, abbot of 
Druim-Inesclainn, died, 876. 

Tighearnach, son of Ruarc, lord of Ciarraig- 
Brachaidhe, died, 965. 

Tighearnach, son of Tolargg, tanist of South 
Breagh, died, 884. 

Tighearnach Ua Braein, the annalist, died, 1088. 
See O’ Breen. 

Tighearnan, son of Seallachan, lord of Breifne, 
died, 888. 

Tighearnmas, son of Follach, monarch of Ire- 
land, A. M. 3580. 

died, 3656. 

Tigris, sister of St. Patrick, 448. 

Timnen of Cill-Garadh, died, 726. 

Tiptoft, John, earl of Worcester, 1468, 1470. 

Tnuthach, son of Mochloingsi, chief of Ui-Meith, 
slain, 709. 

Tnuthghal, abbot of Saigher-Ciarain, or Serkie- 
ran, died, 771. 

Tobin, Walter, 1427, 1432. 

Toca, son of Aedh, son of Senach, chief of Crich- 
Cualann, in Leinster, died, 472. 





3E 


394 


’ Toictheach Ua Tighearnaigh, abbot of Ard-Ma- 
cha, died, 808. 
Toicthiuch of Inis-Aingin, died, 895. 
Toirdhealbhach, son of Murchadh, son of Brian 
Borumha, slain, 1013. 
Tola of Ard-Breacain, died, 760. 
Tola, St., bishop of Cluain-Iraird, 733. Ad- 
denda, p. 1191. 
Tola, St., successors of, 975, 1010, 1028. 
Tolamhnach, chief of Ui-Liathain, slain, 645. 
Tolarg, son of Ceallach, lord of South Breagha, 
died, 885. 
Tolorg, son of Allailedh, chief of Fealla, slain, 
842. 
Tolua Fota, St., abbot of Cluain-mic-Nois, died, 
608. 
Tomaltach, lord of Cianachta-Glinne-Geimhin, 
died, 752. 
Tomaltach, son of Innreachtaigh, king of Uli- 
dia, 771. 
slain, 787. 
Tomaltach, son of Maeltuile, slain, 748. 
Tomaltach, son of Murghal, lord of Magh-Aei, 
died, 769. 
Tomar, a Danish chief, ring of, 994. See 'Tomh- 
rar. 
Tomene, St., son of Ronan, bishop of, died, 
660. 
Tomhrar, earl, slain, 846. 
Tomhrar, son of Tomralt, a Danish chieftain, 
slain, 923. 
Tomin, bishop, Thomas, son of William, died, 
1425. 
Tooles. 





See O’ Toole. 

Torbach, son of Gorman, abbot of Ard-Macha, 
died, 807. 

father of, died, 753. 

Torcan Tinereidh, slain, 736. 

Torchar, son of Treni, a Dane, slain, 1171. 

Torgelsi, bishop of Luimneach, died, 1167. 

Torolbh, the Earl, commander of the foreigners, 
928. 








killed, 930. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Torpaidh, abbot of Tamhlacht, died, 872. 

Torptha, son of Cearnach, lord of-the Deisi, 
died, 760. 

Torven, son of the king of the Gall-Gaels, 1209. 

Treasach, son of Becan, chief of Ui-Bairche- 
Maighe, slain, 884. 

Treasach, son of Ilguini, slain, 885. 

Treasach, son of Maelmuine, lord of Ui-Conaill- 
Gabhra, slain, 967. 

Treinfher, son of Celechan, prior of Ard-Macha, 
slain, 1001. 

son of, slain, 985. 

Trew, or Drew, David, slain, 1249. See Drew. 

Trian, son of a Leinster chieftain, slain, 733. 

Trotan, son of Bolgargait, lord of Feara-Cul, 
1002. 

Tuaimsnamha, chief of Osraighe, slain, 676. 

Tuaimsnamha, son of Flann, lord of Osraighe, 
762, 763, 764, 765. 

Tuathal, anchorite, died, 898. 

Tuathal, bishop of Cluain-mic-Nois, successor 
of Ciaran, died, 969. 

Tuathal Maelgarbh, son of Cormac Caech, son 
of Cairbre, son of Niall, monarch of Ireland, 
528. 





slain, 538. 

Tuathal, son of Ailbhe, abbot of Cill-dara, died, 
883. 

Tuathal, son of Ardghus, bishop of Fortrenn, 
died, 863. 

Tuathal,-son of Ceallach, lord of Eile, died, 847. 

Tuathal, son of Crumhthann, chief of Cualann, 

* died, 771. 

died, 773. 

Tuathal, son of Domhnall, lord of Airthear- 
Liffe, died, 811. 

Tuathal, son of Domhnall, heir of Leinster, 
mortally wounded, 883. 

Tuathal, son of Dubhta, doctor of Cluain-mic- 
Nois, died, 809. 

Tuathal, son of Fearadhach, 830. 

Tuathal, son of Fearadhach, abbot of Reach- 
rainn, died, 848. 








’ 


INDEX NOMINUM. 


Tuathal, son of Fiacha Finnfolaidh, 56. 


_Tuathal, son of Fiachra, lord of Tochar-mor, 


died, 878. 

Tuathal, son of Fiachra, son of, 1043. 

Tuathal, son of Maelbrighde, king of Leinster, 
martyred, 852. 

Tuathal, son of Maelciaran, abbot of Cluaineidh- 
neach, died, 927. 

Tuathal, son of Maelrubha, successor of Finnia 
and Mocholmocg, died, 992. 

Tuathal, son of Oenacan, bishop of Daimhliag, 
&e., died, 927. 

Tuathal, son of Ugaire, king of Leinster, and 
progenitor of O’Toole, 935, 937, 950, 951, 
955. 

- died, 956. 

son of, slain at Clontarf, 1013. 

Tuathal Teachtmhar, slain by Mal, son of Roch- 
raidhe, king of Ulster, 106. 

Tuathal Ua Faelchon, slain, 716. 

Tuathalan, abbot of Ceann-Righmonaidh, died, 
742. 

Tuathan, son of Dimman, son of Saran, son of 
Cormac, son of Eoghan, 555. 

Tuathchar, bishop of Cill-dara, died, 833. 

Tuathchar, son of Cobhthach, lord of Luighne, 
died, 846. 

Tuathghal, abbot of the Sruithe of Cluain, died, 
806. 

Tuathlaithe, daughter of Cathal, wife of the 
king of Leinster, died, 749. 

Tuenog, son of Fintan, abbot of Fearna, died, 
662. 

Tuilelaith, daughter of Uarghalach, abbess of 
Cill-dara, died, 882. 

Tuirgeis, or Turgesius, lord of the foreigners, 
drowned in Loch Uair, 843. 

Tuite, Hitsin, slain, 1408. 

Tuite, James, 1414. 

Tuite, Laurence, slain, 1382. 

Tuite, Richard, killed by the fall of tower, 1210. 

Tuite, Richard, baron, died, 1272. 

Tuite; Richard, the Great Baron, slain, 1289. 











Tuite, Richard, house of, at Fore, 1329. 

Tuite, Richard of Sonnagh, killed, 1381. 

Tuite, William Boy, son of, slain, 1595. 

Tuites, 1472. 

Tyrrell; Gearoidin, or Little Garrett, put to 
death on the Green of Dublin, 1356. 

Tyrrell, Huggin, lord of Fer-Tulach, died, 
1366. 

Tyrrell, James, son of Redmond, lord of Fer- 
tullagh, died, 1484. - 

Tyrrell, John, slain, 1248. 

Tyrrell, Richard, son of Edmond, died, 1466. 

Tyrrell, Captain Richard, son of Thomas Oge, 
1597, 1598, 1601, 1602. 

Tyrrell, Thomas Gallda, son of Edmond, died, 
1466. 

Tyrrells, 1472, 1598. 


U. 


Ua, and its compounds. See O’. 

Ua Ailecain. See O’ Ailecain. 

Ua Aillen. See O’ Aillen. 

Ua Ainmirechs. See O? Ainmirechs. 

Ua Baedain, or Ua Baodain. See O’Baedain. 

Ua Baeighill, or O’Baoighill. See O’Boyle. 

Ua Baeigheallain, or O’Baoigheallain. See 
O’Boylan. ' 

Ua Baillen. See O’Baillen. 

Ua Baitheanaigh. See O’Baitheanaigh. 

Ua Baithin. See O’Baithin. 

Ua Banain. See O’Banan. 

Ua Bardain. See O’Bardan. 

Ua Beacain. See O’Beacain. 

Ua Beacdha. See O’Beacdha. 

Ua Beachain. See O’Beaghan. 

Ua Beain. See O’Beain. 

Ua Beargdha. See O’Beargdha. 

Ua Bece, abbot of Fobhar, died, 765. 

Ua Begleighinn. See O’Begleighinn. 

Ua Beice. See O’Beice. 

Ua Beoain. See O’Beoain. 

Ua Beollain. See O’Beollain. 


352 


396 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Ua Bibhsaigh. See O’Biobhsaigh. 

Ua Bileoice. See O’Bileoice. 

Ua Bilraighe. See O’Bilraighe. 

Ua Biobhsaigh. See O’Biobhsaigh. 

Ua Birn. See O’Beirne. 

Ua Braein, or O’Braoin. See O’Breen. 

Ua Braenain, or O’Braonain. See O’ Brennan. 

Ua Bragain. See O’Bragan. 

Ua Brain. See O’Brain. 

Ua Branain. See O’Branain. 

Ua Braoin, or Ua Braein. See O’Breen. 

Ua Breslein. See O’Breslen. 

Ua Briain, or O’Briain. See O’Brien. 

Ua Bric. See O’Bric. 

Ua Brighdeiu. See O’Brighten. 

Ua Brodubhain. See O’Brodubhain. 

Ua Brogaidh. See O’Brogy. 

Ua Brogarbhain. See O’Brogarbhain. 

Ua Broin, or O’Broin. See O'Byrne. 

Ua Brolaigh. See O’ Broly. 

Ua Brolchain. See O’Brollaghan. 

Ua Bronain. See O’Bronain. 

Ua Bruadair, or O’Broder. See O’Bruadair. 

Ua Bruaideadha, or O’Bruodin. See O’Bruaid- 
eadha. 

Ua Bruic. See O’Bruic. 

Ua Buachalla, or Buckley. See O’Buachalla. 

Ua Cadhla. See O’Cadhla and O’ Keely. 

Ua Caeimh, or O’Caoimh. See O’Keeffe. 

Ua Caellaidhe. See O’Caellaidhe and O’Kaelly. 

Ua Caemhain. See O’Caemhain, O’Caomhain, 
and O’ Keevan. 

Ua Caemhorain. See O’Caemhorain. 

Ua Caillin. See O’Caillin. 

Ua Caindealbhain. See O’Caindealbhain and 
O’ Kindellan. 

Ua Cainen. See O’Cainen. R 

Ua Cair. See O’Cair. 

Ua Cairbre, or O’Cairbre. See O’Carbry. 

Ua Caireallain. See O’Carellan. 

UVa Cairill. See O’Cairill. 

Ua Cairnen. See O’Cairnen. 

Ua Cairre. See O’Cairre. 





Ua Caiside, or O’Caiside. See O’Cassidy. 
Ua Caithniadh. See O’Caithniadh. 

Ua Callada. See O’Callada. 

Ua Calmain. See O’Calmain. 

Ua Cana. See O’Cana. 

Ua Canann. See O’Canann. 

Ua Canannain. See O’Canannan. 

Ua Carmac. See O’Carmac. 

Ua Carmacain. See O’Carmacain. 


| Ua Caroc. See O’Caroc. 


Ua Carraigh Calma. See O’Carraigh Calma. 

Ua Carrain. See O’Carrain. 

Ua Carthaigh. See O’Carthaigh. 

Ua Cathail, or O’Cathail. See O’Cahill. 

Ua Cathain, O’Cathain, or O’Cahan. See O’ Kane. 

Ua Cathalain. See O’Cathalain. 

Ua Catharnaigh. See O’Caharny and Fox. 

Ua Cathasaigh, or O’Cathasaigh. See O’Casey. 

Ua Cathlai. See O’Cathlai. 

Ua Cathmhaeil. See O’Cathmhaeil. 

Ua Cattain. See O’Cattain. 

Ua Ceallachain, or O’Ceallachain. See O’Cal- 
laghan. 

Ua Ceallaigh of Leinster, son of, slain, 733. 

Ua Ceallaigh, or O’Ceallaigh, of Ui-Maine. See 
O’Kelly. 

Ua Ceandubhain. See O’Canavan. 

Ua Cearbhaill, or O’Cearbhaill. See O’Carroll. 

Ua Cearbhallain. See O’Carolan, 

Ua Cearnachain. See O’Cearnachain. 

Ua Cearnaigh, or O’Cearnaigh. See O’Kearney. 

Ua Cearruidhir. See O’Cearruidbir. 

Ua Ceatfadha. See O’Ceatfadha. 

Ua Ceile. See O’Ceile. 

Ua Ceileachain. See O’Ceileachain. 

Ua Ceileachair, or O’Ceileachair. See O’Keleher. 

Ua Cein. See O’Cein. 

Ua Ceinneidigh. See O’Kennedy. 

Ua Ceirin, or O’Ceirin. See O’Kerrin. 

Ua Ceithearnaigh. See O’Ceithearnaigh. 

Ua Ceithenen. See O’Cethenen. 

Ua Cianain, or O’Cianain. See O’Keenan. 

Ua Ciardha. See O’Ciardha and O’Keary. 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 


Ua Ciarmhaic. See O’Ciarmhaic and O’Kerwick. 

Ua Cibhleachain. See O’Cibhleachain. 

Ua Cicharain. See O’Cicharain. 

Ua Cillene. See O’Cillene and O’ Killeen. 

Ua Cinaedha. See O’Cinaedha and O’Kenny. 

Ua Cinga, or O’Cionga. See O’Cingeadh and 
O’ Kinga. 

Ua Cinnfhaelaidh. See O’Cinnfhaelaidh, O’ Kinn- 
faela, and O’Kinealy. 

Ua Ciordhubhain. See O’Ciordhubhain and 
O’ Kirwan. : 

Ua Circaerach. See O’Circaerach. 

Ua Clabaigh. See O’Clabby. 

Ua Cleircen. See O’Cleircen. 

Ua Cleirigh, or O’Clery. See O’Clery. 

Ua Clothacain. See O’Clothacain. 

Ua Clucain. See O’Clucain. 

Ua Clumhain. See O’Clumhain. 

Ua Cnaimhsighe. See O’Cnaimhsighe. 

Ua Cobhthaigh, or O’Cobhthaigh. See O’ Coffey. 

Ua Cochlain. See O’Cochlain. 

Ua Coibhdheanaigh. See O’Coibhdheanaigh. 

Ua Coimhghillain. See O’Coimhghillain. 

Ua Coineoil. See O’Coineoil. 

Ua Coinfhiacla. See O’Coinfhiacla. 

Ua Coinleisg. See O’Coinleisg. 

Ua Coinne. See O’Coinne. 

Ua Coise. See O’Coise. 

Ua Colbrain. See O’Colbrain. 

Ua Colla. See O’Colla. 

Ua Colmain. See O’Colmain. 

Ua Conaill. See O’Conaill. 

Ua Conaing. See O’Conaing. 

Ua Conaingen. See O’Conaingen. 

Ua Conaire. See O’Conaire. 

Ua Conallain. See O’Conallan. 

Ua Conallta. See O’Conallta. 

Ua Conbeathadh. See O’Conbeathadh. 

Ua Conceanainn. See O’Concannon. 

Ua Conchobhair, or O’Conchobhair. See O’Co- 
nor. 

Ua Conchoille. See O’Conchoille. 

Ua Condoirche. See O’Condoirche. 





397 


Ua Condubhain. 

Ua Conduibh. 
way. 

Ua Conghaile. See O’Conghaile. 

Ua Conghalaigh. See O’Conghalaigh and O’Co- 
nolly. 

Ua Conghalain. See O’Conghalain. 

Ua Connachtaigh, or O’Connachtaigh. 
O’Connaghty. 

Ua Connachtain. See O’Connaghtan. 

Ua Connagain. See O’Connagain. 

Ua Connmhachain. See O’Connmhachain and 
O’ Conway. 

Ua Connmhaic. See O’Connmhaic. 

Ua Connmhaigh. See O’Connmhaigh. 

Ua Conroi. See O’Conroy. 

Ua Corcrain. See O’Corcran. 

Ua Cormaic. See O’Cormaic. 

Ua Cormaidhe. See O’Cormaidhe. 

Ua Corra, now Corr. See O’Corra. 

Ua Coscrachain. See O’Coscrachain. 

Ua Cosgraigh. See O’Cosgraigh. 

Ua Craidhen. See O’Craidhen and O’Crean. 

Ua Crichain. See O’Crichain and O’Creaghan. 

Ua Crichidein. See O’Crichidein. 

Ua Cridhagain. See O’Cridhagain. 

Ua Croinghille. See O’Croinghille. 

Ua Cruaidhin. See O’Cruaidhin. 

Ua Cruimhthir. See O’Cruimhthir. 

Ua Cuagain, now Coogan. See O’Cuagain. 

Ua Cuana, now Cooney. See O’Cuana. 

Ua Cuanain, now Coonan. See O’Cuanain. 

Ua Cuileannain. See O’Cuileanainn. 

Ua Cuilen. See O’Cuilen. 

Ua Cuill. See O’Cuill. 

Ua Cuinn, or O’Cuinn. See O’Quin. 

Ua Cuire. See O’Cuirc and O’ Quirk. 

Ua Cuirnin. See O’Curnin. 

Ua Cuirrin. See O’Currin. 

Ua Cumrain. See O’Cumrain. Z 

Uada, son of Diarmaid, lord of Teathbha, slain, 
826. 

Ua Daighre. 


See O’Condubhain. 
See O’Conduibh and O’Con- 


See 


See O’Daighre and O’ Deery. 


398 INDEX NOMINUM. 


Ua Daimhin, now Devin. See O’Daimhin and 
O’ Devine. 


Ua Daimhine, Dunchadh, lord of Ui-Maine, 


died, 780. 

Ua Daint. See O’ Daint. 

Ua Dalachain. See O’Dalachain. 

Ua Dalaigh, or O’Dalaigh. See O’ Daly. 

Ua Dallain. See O’Dallain. 

Ua Deadhaidh, or O’Deadhaidh. See O’Dea. 

Ua Dearain. See O’Dearan. 

Ua Demain, now Diamond. See O’Demain. 

Ua Deorain, or O’Deorain. See O’Doran. 

Ua Diarmada, now Dermody. See O’ Diarmada. 

Ua Dimasaigh, or O’Diomasaigh. See O’Demp- 

Ua Diugraidh. See O’Diugraidh. 

Ua Dobhailen, or O’Dobhailen. See O’Devlin. 

Ua Dochartaigh, or O’Dochartaigh. See O’Do- 
herty. 

Ua Doineannaigh. See O’ Doineannaigh. 

Ua Doireidh. See O’Deery. 

Ua Domhnagain. See O’Domhnagain. 

Ua Domhnaill, or O’Domhnaill. See O’Donnell. 

Ua Donnagain, now Donegan. See O’Donna- 
gain. 

Ua Donnabhain, or O’Donnobhain. See O’Do- 
novan. 

Ua Donnchadha, or O’Donnchadha. See O’Do- 
nohoe. 

Ua Donnghaile, See O’Donnelly. 

Ua Draeda, Sce O’Draeda. 

Ua Draighnen, now Drinan. See O’Draighnen. 

Ua Dreain. See O’Dreain. 

Ua Droma, now Drum. See O’Droma. 

Ua Drugain. See O’Drugain. 

Ua Dubhagain, now Duggan. See O’Dubhagain 
and O’Dugan. 

Ua Dubhain, now Duane and Downes. See 
O’Dubhain. 

Ua Dubhanaigh. See O’ Dubhanaigh, 

Ua Dubhatain. See O’Dubhatain. 

Ua Dubhda, or O’Dubhda. See O’Dowda. 

Ua Dubhdara, See O’Dubhdara. 





Ua Dubhlaich. See O’Dubhlaich and O’Doo- 
ley. ‘ 

Ua Dubhthaigh, or O’Dubhthaigh. See O’ Duffy. 

Ua Duibh, now Duff or Deevy. See O’Duibh. 

Ua Duibhcinn. See O’Duibhcinn. : 

Ua Duibhdabhoireann, or O’Duibhdabhoireann, 
now Davoran. See O’Duvdavoran. ; 

Ua Duibhdhirma, or O’Duibhdhirma. See 
O’ Duvdirma. 

Ua Duibheannaigh. See O’Duibheannaigh. 

Ua Duibheoin. See O’Duibheoin. 

Ua Duibhgeannain, or O’Duibhgeannain. See 
O’Duigennan. 

Ua Duibhgin. See O’Duibhgin. 

Ua Duibhidhir, or O’Duibhidhir. See O’ Dwyer. 


‘Ua Duibhin. See O’Duibhin. 


Ua Duibhinnsi. See O’Duibhinnsi. 

Ua Duibhleachain. See O’ Duibhleachain. 

Ua Duibhne. See O’Duibhne. 

Ua Duibhratha. See O’Duibhratha. 

Ua Duibhsinaich. See O’Duibhsinaich. 

Ua Duinn. See O’Duinn and O’Dunne. 

Ua Duinneathaigh. See O’Duinncathaigh, 

Ua Duinncothaigh. See O’Duinncothaigh. 

Ua Duinnsleibhe. See O’Duinnsleibhe, O’Don- 
levy, and Mac Donlevy. 

Ua Duirnin, now Durnin. See O’Duirnin. 

Ua Dunabhra. ° See O’Dunabhra. 

Ua Dunadhaigh. See O’Dunadhaigh. 

Ua Dunagain. See O?Dunagain, and O’Donna- 
gain. 

Ua Dunain. See O’Dunain. 

Ua Dunchadha, or O’Dunchadha. See O’Do- 
nohoe. ; 

Ua Dunghalaigh. See O’Dunghalaigh and Don- 
nelly. 

Ua Dunghalain, See O’Dunghalain. 

Ua Dunlaing. See O’Dunlaing, and O’Dow- 
ling. 

Ua Eaghrain. See O’Eaghrain. 

Ua Earchadha. See O’Earchadha. 

Ua Echthighern. See O’Echthighern. 

Ua Ederla. See O’Ederla 


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INDEX NOMINUM. 


Ua Eoghain. See O’Eoghain. 

Ua Erodhain. See O’Erodhain. 

Ua Faelain, now Phelan. See O’Faelain. 

Ua Failbhe. See O’Failbhe and O’Falvy. 

Ua Faircheallaigh, or O?Faircheallaigh. 
O’Farrelly. 

Ua Falachtaigh. See O’Falaghty. 

Ua Fallamhain, or O’Fallamhain. See O'Fallon. 

Ua Farannain. See O’Forannain. 

Ua Fathartaigh, now Faherty. See O’Faherty. 

Ua Feadacain. See O’Fedacain. 

Ua Fearcomais. See O’Fearcomais. 

Ua Fearcubhais. See O’Fearcubhais. 

Ua Fearghail. See O’Farrell. 

Ua Fearghusa. See O’Fearghusa. 

Ua Fiachna. See O’Fiachna. 

Ua Fiachrach. See O’Fiachrach. 

Ua Fiaich. See O’Fiaich. 

Ua Fialain. See O’Fialain. 

Ua Fidain. See O’Fidain. 

Ua Fidhabhra. See O’Fidhabhra. 

Ua Finn, now Finn. See O’ Finn. 

Ua Finnachtaigh. See O’Finaghty. 

Ua Finnallain, now Fenelon. See O’Finnallain, 

Ua Finnguine. See O’Finnguine. 

Ua Firghil, now Freel. See OF reel. 

Ua Fithcheallaigh, now Feely. See O’Fihelly. 

Ua Flainn, or O’Floinn. See O’Flynn and 
O’Lyn. 

Ua Flainnchua. See O’Flainnchua. 

Ua Flaithbheartaigh. See O’Flaherty, and O’La- 
verty. 

Ua Flaithecain. See O’Flaithecain. 

Ua Flaithen. See O’Flaithen. 

Ua Flaithfhileadh. See O’Flaithfhileadh. 

Ua Flaithimh, now Lahiff. See O’Flahiff and 
O’Lahiff. 

Ua Flaithri, now Flattery. See O’Flaithri. 

Ua Flannagain. See O’Flanagan. - 

Ua Flannain. See O’Flannain. 

Ua Flannchadha. See O’Flannchadha. 

Ua Flannghaile. See O’Flannelly. 

Ua Flathrai. See O’Flaithri. 


See 





399 


"Ua Floinn. See O’F lynn and O’Lyn. 

Ua Fogartaigh. See O’Fogarty. 

Ua Foghartaigh. See O’Foghartaigh and O’Fa- 
herty. 

Ua Foghladha. See O’Foghladha and O’Foley. 

Ua Foirreith, now Fairy. See O’Foirreidh. 

Ua Follamhain. See O’Fallon. ; 

Ua Forannain. See O’Forannain. 

Ua Fuilleachain. See O’Fuilleachain. 

Ua Fuirg. See O’Fuirg. 

Ua Gabhaidh. See O’Gabhaidh. 

Ua Gabhla. See O’Gabhla. 

Ua Gadhra. See O’Gara. 

Ua Gaibhtheachain, now Gaughan. See O’Gau- 
ghan. 

Ua Gairbh. See O’Gairbh. 

Ua Gairmleaghaidh, now Gormly. See O’Gormly. 

Ua Galain. See O’Galain. 

Ua Galchobhair. See O’Gallagher. 

Ua Garbhain, now Garvan. See O’Garbhain. 

Ua Gearadhain. See O’Gearadhain. 

Ua Gearagain. See O’Gearagain. 

Ua Gearruidhir. See O’Gearruidhir. 

Ua Geibheannaigh. See O’Geibheannaigh. 

Ua Gerachain. See O’Gerachain. 

Ua Gerain, now Gearan. See O’Gerain. 

Ua Gibeallain, now Giblon. See O’Gibellan. 

Ua Gibhleachain, now Geilaghan. See O’Gibh- 
leachain. 

Ua Gillalainne. See O’Gillalainne. 

Ua Gillaphadraig. Sce O’Gillapatrick. 

Ua Gillarain. See O’Gillarain. 

Ua Gilla-Ultain. See O’Gilla-Ultain. 

Ua Glascon. See O’Glascon. 

Ua Goaigh. See O’Goaigh. 

Ua Gobhann, now Smith. See O’Gowan. 

Ua Godain, now Goddan. See O’Godain. 

Ua Goirmghialla. See O’Goirmghialla. 

Ua Goirmghilla. See O’Goirmghilla. 

Ua Gormain, now Gorman. See O’Gormain. 

Ua Gormghaile. See O’Gormally. 

Ua Grada. See O’Grady. 

Ua Griobhtha, now Griffin. See O’Greefa. 


400 


Ua Grugain, now Grogan. See O’Grugain. 

Ua Guaire, now Gorey. See O’Guaire. 

Ua Gusain. See O’Gusain. 

Ua h-Adhmaill. See O’ Hamill. 

Ua h-Aedha. See O’Hea. 

Ua h-Aedhagan. See O’h-Aedhagain. 

‘Ua h-Aenaigh. See O’h-Aenaigh and O’Heney. 

Ua h-Aenghusa. See O’Hennessy. 

Ua h-Aghda. See O’h-Aghda. 

Ua h-Aichir, now Hare. See O’h-Aichir and 
O’ Hehir. 

Ua h-Aididh. See O’h-Aididh and O’h-Aiteidh. 

Ua h-Aileacain. See O’h-Ailecain and O’ Halli- 
gan. 

Ua h-Ailealla. See O’h-Ailealla. 

Ua h-Aileallain. See O’h-Aileallain. 

Ua h-Ailgheanain. See O’h-Ailgheanain and 
O’ Hallinan. 

Ua h-Aille. See O’h-Aille. 

Ua h-Ainbfheith. See O’h-Ainbhidh and O’ Han- 
vey. 

Ua h-Aingli. See O’h-Aingli. 

Ua h-Ainlighe. See O’Hanly. 

Ua h-Ainmche. See O’h-Ainmche. 

Ua h-Ainmire. See O’h-Ainmire. 

Ua h-Ainniarraidh, See O’h-Ainniarraidh and 
O’Henery. 

Ua h-Ainnin. See O’h-Ainnin. 

Ua h-Aireachtaigh. See O’h-Aireachtaigh. 

Ua h-Airt. See O’Hart. 

Ua h-Aiteidh. See O’h-Aiteidh. 

Ua h-Allgaith. See O’h-Allgaith. 

Ua h-Amhradhain. See O’h-Amhradhain. 

Ua h-Ambrain. See O’h-Amhrain. 

Ua h-Anaile. See O’Anaile. 

Ua h-Anainn. See O’h-Anainn. 

Ua h-Anchainge. See O’h-Anchainge. 

Ua h-Anghluinn. See O’h-Anghluinn. 

Ua h-Anluain. See O’Hanlon. ; 

Ua h-Anmchadha. See O’h-Anmchadha. 

Ua h-Anradhain. See O’ Hanradhain and O’Han- 
rahan. 

Ua h-Artagain. See O’Hartagan. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Ua h-Eachaidhen. See O’Haughian. 

Ua h-Eaghra. See O'Hara. ; 

Ua h-Echain. See O’h-Echain. 

Ua h-Echeidhein, now Ahern. 
dhein. 

Ua h-Echthighern. See O’h-Echthighern. 

Ua h-Eidhin, now Heynes. See O’Heyne. 

Ua h-Eidigein. See O’h-Eidigein. 

Ua h-Eigceartaigh, now Hegarty. See O’h-Eig- 
ceartaigh. 

Ua h-Eigneachain. See O’h-Eigneachain. 

Ua h-Eignigh. See O’h-Eignigh. 

Ua h-Eilidhe. See O’Healy. 

Ua h-Elghiusain. See O’h-Elghiusain. 

Ua h-Enlaingi. See O°*h-Enlaingi. 

Uah-Enni. See O’Heney. 

Ua h-Eochadha. See O’Haughy. 

Ua h-Eochagain. See O’h-Eochagain. 

Ua h-Eodhasa, now Qswell. See O’h-Eodhasa 
and O’Hosey. 

Ua h-Eoghain, now Owens. See O?Howen. 

Ua h-Eolais. See O’h-Eolais. . 

Ua h-Eolusa, now Olus. See O’h-Eolusa. 

Ua h-Eothaidh. See O’ Hoey. 

Ua h-Eradhain. See O?h-Eradhain. 

Ua h-Eremhoin, now Irvine. See O’h-Erem- ~ 
hoin. 

Ua h-Erodhain. See O’h-Erodhain. 

Ua h-Erudhain. See O’h-Erudhain. 

Ua h-Eruilbh. See O’h-Eruilbh. 

Ua h-Etigein. See O’h-Etigein. 

Ua h-Ineirghe. See O’Henery. 

Ua h-Inascaigh. See O’h-Inascaigh. 

Ua h-Inmaine. See O’h-Inmaine. 

Ua h-Inreachtaigh. See O’h-Inreachtaigh and 
O’ Hanratty. 

Ua h-Ogain. See O’Hogan. 


See O’h-Eichei- 


Ua h-Oisin. See O’h-Oisin. 
Ua h-Uail. See O’h-Uail. 
-Ua h-Uain. See O’h-Uain. 


Ua h-Uaithnigh. See O’h-Uaithnigh. 
Ua h-Uallachain. See O’Huallaghan. 
Ua h-Uarghusa. See O’h-Uarghasa. 


Ua h-Uathmharain. See O’h-Uathmharain. 

Ua h-Uchtain. See O’h-Uchtain. 

Ua h-Ughroin. See O’h-Ughroin. 

Ua h-Uidhrin. See O’Heerin. 

Ua h-Uiginn, now Higgins. See O’Higgin. 

Ua h-Ultachain. See O’h-Ultachain. 

Ua h-Urthuile, or O’Hurley. See O’h-Urthuile. 

Uailsi, a Danish chieftain, 861. 

Uairchridhe, son of Baeth, slain, 765. 

Uairchridhe Ua Oisene, slain, 686. 

Uaisle, daughter of Suibhne, son of Colman, and 
wife of Faelan, king of Leinster, died, 642. 


Ua Lachan. See O’Lachan. 
Ua Lachlainn. See O’Lochlainn. 
Ua Lachtna. See O’Laghtna. 


Ua Lachtnain. SeeO’ Lachtnain and O’Laghtnan. 

Ua Laedha. See O’Laedha. 

Ua Laeghachain. See O’Laeghachain. 

Ua Laidhgnen, now Lynam. See O’Laidhgnen. 

Ua Laidigh. See O’ Laidigh. 

See O’Laidhenain, O’Laigh- 
nain, and O’Laighnen. 

Ua Lainn, or Ua Loinn. See O’Floinn, O’Lainn, 
and O’Lyn. 

Ua Laithen. See O’Laithen. 

Ua Laithimh. See O’Laithimh and O’Lahiff. 

Ua Lamhdhuibh. See O’Lamhdhuibh. 

Ua Lapain. See O’Lapain. 

Ua Lathachain. See O’Lathachain. 

Ua Leanachain. See O’Lenaghan. 

Ua Leanna. See O’Leanna. 

Ua Leannain. See O’Leannain. 

Ua Leathlobhair. See O’Leathlobhair, O’Lalor, 
and O’Lawler. 

Ua Ledhban. See O’Ledhban. 

Ua Lenachain. See O’Lenaghan. 

Ua Leochain. See O’Leochain.: 

Ua Leoggain. See O’Leoggain. 

Ualgharg, lord of Dartraighe, slain, 959. 

Ualgharg, son of Cianan, lord of Dal-Mesincoirb, 
slain, 952. . 

Ualgharg, son of Flaithbheartach, roydamna of 
the North, died, 876. 


Ua Laighenain. 


INDEX NOMINUM. 





401 


Ua Lighda. See O’Lighda. 

Ua Litiudha. See O’Litiudha. 

Uallach, daughter of Muimhneachan, poetess, 
died, 932. i 

Uallachan, son of Cathal, tanist of Ui-Failghe, 
slain, 905. 

Ua Lochlainn. See O’Lochlainn. 

Ua Loingsigh. See O’Loingsigh. 

Ua Loiste. See O’Loiste. 

Ua Lomain Gaela. See O’Lomain. 

Ua Lonain, now Lannin. See O’Lonain. 

Ua Longain, now Long. See O’Longain. 

Ua Longairg. See O’Longairg. 

Ua Longargain, now Lonnergan. See O’Longar- 
gain. 

Ua Lorcain, now Larkin. See O’Lorcain. 

Ua Lothchain. See O’Lothchain. 

Ua Luanaigh, now Loney. See O’Luanaigh. 

Ua Luchairen, now Loughrane. See O’Luchai- 


ren. 
Ua Lughadha. See O’Lughadha. 
Ua Luimlin. See O’Luimlin. 


Ua Luinigh, now Looney. See O’Luinigh. 

See O’Luinin. 

Ua Machainen. See O’ Machainen. 

Ua Macliag. See O’Macliag. 

Ua Madadhain, or Ua Madagain. See O’ Madden. 

Ua Maeilcraeibhe. See O’ Maeilcraeibhe. 

Ua Maeiltealcha. See O’Maeiltealcha. 

Ua Maelaedha. See O’ Maelaedha. 3 

Ua Maelagain, or O’Maolagain. See O’Mullagan. 

Ua Maelaithghin. See O’Maelaithghin. 

Ua Maelbealtaine. See O’Maelbealtaine. 

Ua Maelbearaigh. See O’Maelbearaigh. 

Ua Maelbhrenainn. See O’Mulrenin. 

Ua Maelbrighde. See O’Maelbrighde. 

Ua Maelchallann. See O’Mulholland. 

Ua Maelchiarain. See O’Mulkieran. 

Ua Maelchonaire. See O’Mulconry. 

Ua Maelcoluim, now Malcolm.: See O’Maelco- 
luim. 

Ua Maelcorghais. See O’Maelcorghais. 

Ua Maelcracibhe. See O’Maelcraeibhe. 


Ua Luinin. 


3F 


. 


402 INDEX NOMINUM. * 


Ua Maeldoraidh, or Ua Maoildoraidh. See 
O’Muldory. 

Ua Maelduin, or Ua Maoilduin. See O’Mul- 
doon. 

Ua Maele. See O’Maele. 


Ua Maeleachlainn. 

Ua Maeleithinn. See O’Maeleithinn. 

Ua Maeleoin, now Malone. See O’Malone. 

Ua Maelfabhaill, now Mulfaul. See O’Maelfa- 
bhaill. | k 

Ua Maelfhalaidh, or O’Maoilalaidh, now Lally 
and Mulally. See O’Mulally. 

Ua Maelfhina. See O’Maelfina. 

Ua Maelfinn. See O’Maelfinn. 

Ua Maelfoghmhair. See O’Maelfoghmhair and 
O’Mulfover. 

Ua Maelgacithe, now Wynne. 


See O’Melaghlin. 


See O’Mael- 
gacithe. 

Ua Maelgiric. See O’Maelgiric. 

Ua Maelguirm. See O’Maelguirm. 

See O’ Maelmaedhog. 

Ua Maelmheana. See O’Mulvany. 

Ua Maelmhiadhaigh, now Mulvey. See O’Mael- 
mhiadhaigh and O'Mulvey. 

Ua Maelmhichil. See O’Mulvihil. 

Ua Maelmhuaidh. See O’Molloy. 

Ua Maelmidhe. See O’Maelmidhe. 

Ua Maelmithigh. See O’Maelmithigh. 

Ua Maelmocheirghe. ‘See O’Mulmoghery. 

Ua Maelmordha. See O’Maelmordha. 

Ua Maelmuire. See O’Maelmuire. 

Ua Maelnambo. See O’Maelnambo. 

Ua Maelriain, or O’Maoilriain. See O’Mulryan. 

Ua Maelruain. See O’Maelruain. 

Ua Maelruanaidh, now Mulrony. 
ruanaidh. 

Ua Maelseachlainn, or Ua Maelseachnaill. See 
O’Melaghlin. ; 

Ua Maeltealcha. See O’Maeltelcha. 

Ua Maeltemhin. See O’Maeltemhin. 

Ua Maeltrea. See O’Maeltrea. 

Ua Maeltuile. See O’Maeltuile. 

Ua Maeluidhir. See O’Maeluire. 


Ua Maelmhaedhog. 


See O’Mael- 





Ua Maenagain. See O’Maenagain. 

Ua Maenaigh.. See O’Maenaigh. : 

Ua Maicin. See O’Maicin. 

Ua Maighne. See O’Maighne. 

Ua Maighteachain. See O’Maighteachain. 

Ua Maigin. See O’Maigin. 

Ua.Mail, or Ua Maoil, and its compounds. See 
O’Mael. 

Ua Mail. See O’Mail. 

Ua Mailcain. See O’Mailcain. 

Ua Maille. See O’Malley. 

Ua Mainnin. See O’Mannin. 

Ua Maithgen. See O’Maithgen. 

Uamanan, son of Ceren, prior of Cluain-Uamha, 
slain, 885. : 

Ua Manchain. See O’Manchain. 

Ua Mannachain. See O’Monahan. 

Ua Mannaigh. See O’Mannaigh. 

Ua Maoil and its compounds. See O’Mael. 

Ua Maoilchonaire. See O’Mulconry. 

Ua Maoileoin. See O’Malone. 

Ua Maoilin, now Moylin. See O’Moylin. 

Ua Maoilmacha. See O’Maelmacha. 

Ua Maoilseachlainn. See O’Melaghlin. 

Ua Maonaigh, now Mooney. See O’Maenaigh. 

Ua Martain. See O’Martain. 

Ua Mathghamhna. See O’Mahony. 

Ua Meachair. See O’Meagher. 

Ua Meallaigh. See O’Meallaigh. 

Ua Meallain. See O’Mellan. 

Ua Meanngorain. See O’Meanngorain. 

Ua Meisdeadhaigh. See O’Meisdeadhaigh. 

Ua Merligh. See O’Merligh. 

Ua Miadhachain, now Meehan. 
chain, 

Ua Miadhaigh. See O’Meyey. 

Ua Mianain. See O’Mianain. 

Ua Mictire, now Wolfe. See O’Mictire. 

Ua Mionachain. See O’Minaghan. 

Ua Mithidhein. See O’Meehin. 

Ua Moain. See O’Moain. 

Ua Mochain. See O’Moghan. 

Ua Modain. See O’Modain. 


See O’Miadha- 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Ua Moirin. See O’Moirin. 

Ua Mongachain. See O’Mongachain. 

Ua Mongain, now Mongan and Mangan. 
O’Mongain. 

Ua Morain. See O’Moran. 

Ua Mordha. See O’More. 

Ua Morgair. See O’Morgair. 

Ua Morna. See O’Morna. 

Ua Mothrain. See O’Mothrain. 

Ua Mughroin. See O’Mughroin. . 

Ua Muidhin. See O’Muidhin. 

Ua Muineoc. See O’Muineoc. 

Ua Muircheartaigh. See O’Muircheartaigh and 
O’Moriartys. 

Ua Muireadhaigh, now Murray. See O’Murray. 

Ua Muireagain. See O’Muireagain. 

Ua Muirgheasa. See O’Morrissy. 

Ua Muirigen. See O’Muirigen. 

Ua Murchadha, now Murphy. See O’Mur- 
roughoe and O’Murphy. 

Ua Murchadhain. See O’Murchadhain. 

Ua Mutain. See O’Mutain. 

Ua Naan. See O’Naan. 

Ua Naidheanain. See O’Naidheanain. 

Ua Neachtain, now Naughton and Norton. See 
O’Neachtain. 

Ua Neill. See O'Neill. 

Ua Niallain, now Neylan. See O’Niallain. 

Ua Nioc. See O’Nioc. 

Ua Noenneanaigh. See O’Noenneanaigh. 

Ua Nuadhat. See O’Nuadhat. 

Ua Nuallain. See O’Nuallain and O’Nolan. 

Ua Ochtain. See O’Ochtain. 

Ua Oissen. See O’Oisen, O’Hessian, and 
O’b-Oisin. 

» Ua Olcain, festival of, 1006. 

Ua Petain. See O’Petain. 

Ua Rabhartaigh, now Rafferty and O’Rafferty. 
See O’ Rabhartaigh. " 

Ua Raghallaigh, or Ua Raighilligh. See O’Reilly. 

Ua Raighne, now Rainey. See O’Raighne. 

Ua Raithnen. See O’Raithnen. 

Ua Reabhachain. See O’Reabhachain. 


See 





403 
Ua Reachtadhain. 
O’Rattagan. 

Uarghaeth, of Sliabh Fuaid, 1006. 

Uarghal, chief of Conaille, died, 760. 

Uarghus, abbot of Leithghlinn, died, 849. 

Uarghus, son of Fiachna, slain, 741. 

Uarghus Ua Raithnen, abbot of Leithghlinn, 
died, 850. 

Ua Riada, now Riedy. See O’Riada and O’ Riedy. 

Ua Riagain. See O’Riagain and O’Regan. 

Ua Riain, now Ryan. See O’Riain and O’Ryan. 

Ua Rimheadha. See O’Rimheadha. 

Ua Rinn. See O’Rinn. 

Ua Rinnaigh. See O’Rinnaigh. 

Ua Robhachain. See O’Robhachain. 

Ua Robhartaigh. See O’Roarty. 

Ua Roda. See O’Roda. 

Ua Rodachain. See O’Rodaghan and O’Rody. 

Ua Rodhuibh. See O’Rodiv. 

Ua Ronain. See O’Ronain and O’ Ronayne. 

Ua Rothlain. See O’Rothlain. 

Ua Ruadhagain. See O’ Rogan. 

Ua Ruadhain. See O’Ruadhain and O’Rowan. 

Ua Ruadhrach. See O’Ruarach. 

Ua Ruaidhin. See O’Ruaidhin. 

Ua Ruaire. See O’Ruairc and O’Rourke. 

Ua Ruanadha. See O’ Rooney. 

Ua Ruarcain. See O’Ruarcain. 

Ua Rubhann. See O’Rubhann. 

Ua Scannaill. See O’Scannall. 

Ua Scannlain, now Scanlan. See O’Scanniain, 

Ua Sceallain. See O’Sceallain. 

Ua Scolaighe, now Scully. See O’Scolaighe 
and O’Scoly. 

Ua Scopa. See O’Scopa. 

Ua Scoptha. See O’Scoptha. 

Ua Scula. See O’Scula. 

Ua Scupa. See O’Scupa. 

Ua Seachnasaigh. See O'Shaughnessy. 

Ua Seadhachain, now Sheehan. See O’Seadh- 
achain and O’Sheaghan. 

Ua Seaghannain: See O’Seaghannain. 

Ua Seaghdha. See O’Sheaghdha and O’Shea. 


See go tee pane and 


404 


Ua Sealbhaigh. See O’Sealbhaigh and O’Shelly. 
Ua Searraigh. See O’Searraigh and O’Sherry. 
Ua Seasnain, now Sexton. See O’Seasnain. 
Ua Seghain, 732. : 

Ua Seiridein. See O’Siridein and O’Sheridan. 
Ua Siadhail. See O’Siadhail and O’Sheil. 

Ua Sibhlen. See O’Sibhlen. . 

Ua Sinaigh. See O’Sinaigh. 

See O’Sinnachain. 

Ua Siriden, now Sheridan. See O’Siriden. 

Ua Sleibhine, now Slevin. See O’Sleibhine. 
Ua Sluaghadhaigh. See O’Sluaghadhaigh. 

Ua Snedhiusa. See O’Snedhiusa. 

Ua Sochlachain. See O’Sochlachain. 

Ua Sona. See O’Sona. 

Ua Spealain, now Spillane. 


Ua Sinnachain. 


See O’Spealain. 

Ua Sraithen. See O’Sraithen. 

Ua Sruithen. See O’Sruithen. e 

Ua Stuir. See O’Stuir. 

Ua Suailen. See O’Suailen. 

Ua Suairlich. See O’Suairlich. 

Ua Suairt. See O’Suairt. 

Ua Suanaigh. See O’Suanaigh. 

Ua Suilleabhain. See O’Sullivan. 

Uata, son of Aedh, son of Eochaidh Tirm- 
charna, king of Connaught, died, 597. 

See O’Tadhgain. 

See O’Taichligh. 

Ua Taidhg. See O’Taidhg and O’Teige. 

Ua Taircheirt. See O’Taircheirt. 

Ua Tarpa. See O’Tarpa and O’Tarpy. 

Ua Teimhnen. See O’Teimhnen. 

Uathmharain, son of Barith, 919. 

Uathmharan, son of Brocan, lord of Ui-Fiach- 
rach-Aidhne, died, 871. 

Uathmharan, son of Conchobhar, lord of Ui- 
Failghe, killed, 892. 

Uathmharan, son of Dobhailen, lord of Luighne, 
died, 920. 

Ua Tighearnaigh. See O’Tierney. 

Ua Tighearnain. See O’ Tiernan. 

Ua Timmaith. See O’Timmaith. 

Ua Toghdha. See O’Toghdha. 


Ua Tadhgain. 
Ua Taichligh. 





INDEX NOMINUM. 


Ua Toicthigh. See O’Toicthigh. 

Ua Tolaid. See O’Tolaid. 

Ua Tolairg. See O’Tolairg. 

Ua Tomaltaigh, now Tomulty. See O’Tomalty. 

Ua Tombhrair. See O’Tomhrair. 

Ua Torain. See O’Torain. 

Ua Tormadain. See O’Tormadain. 

Ua Tormaigh. See O’Tormy. 

Ua Traighthigh. See O’Traighthigh. 

Ua Treabhair. See O’Treabhair and O’Trevor. 

Ua Treasaigh, now Tracy. See O’Tracy. 

Ua Treodain. See O’Treodain. 

Ua Tuamain. See O’Tuamain. 

Ua Tuathail. See O’Toole. 

Ua Tuathalain. See O’Tuathalain and O’ Toland. 

Ua Tuathchair, now Togher. See O’Tuathchair. 

Ua Uathghaile. See O’Uathghaile. 

Ua Ugfadain. See O’Ugfadain. 

Uchadan, an artificer who smelted gold in Cua- 
lann, A. M. 3656. 

Ugaine Mor, son of Eochaidh Buadhach, mo- 
narch of Ireland, a. M. 4546, 4567. 

slain, 4606. 

Ugaire, son of Ailill, king of Leinster, 915. 

Ugaire, son of Dunlaing, king of Leinster, 
1021. 

Uidreni of Magh-bile, died, 691. 

Uirgreann, sons of, 283. 

Ulchadearg Ua Caillidhe, 680. 

Ultach. See Donlevy, Mac Donlevy, and 
O’Donlevy. 

Uitan, economus of Beannchair, died, 777. 

Ultan Mac-Ui-Conchobhair, St., died, 656. 

Ultan Mac-Ui-Cunga, St., abbot of Cluain- 
Traird, died, 664. 

Ultan, St., successors of, 966, 967. 

Ultan, son of Cummine, bishop of Telach-Olainn, 

709. 

Ultan, son of Dicolla, slain, 680. 

Ultan, son of Ernaine, chief of Cianachta, slain, 
660. 

Ultan Ua Berodherg, abbot of Othain-mor, died, 
769. 








INDEX NOMINUM. 


Un, son of Uige, a Milesian chieftain, a. M. 3501, 
3502, 3510. 

Unserra, Philip (of Worcester), 1185. 

Uppan, son of Cinaedh, heir presumptive of 
Connaught, burned, 865. 

Usaille, or Auxilius, St., bishop, 454. 


Vis 


Vaueuan, Captain Henry, taken prisoner, 1608. 

Verdun, Nicholas, son of John, lord of Oriel, 
slain, 1271. 

Vivianus, Cardinal, arrived in Ireland, 1171. 

Volment [Wilmot], Sir Charles, governor of 
Kerry, 1600. 


Ww. 


Watt, De Valle, or Faltach, bishop of Meath, 
1379. 

Wall, or Faltach of Dun-Maoilin, slain, 1568, 
1580. 

Walsh, David Breathnach, bishop of Waterford, 
slain, 1208. 

Walsh, Walter, priest, drowned, 1515. 

Walshes, 1415. 





405 


Weston, Nicholas, bishop of Derry, 1474. 

died, 1484. 

White, Patrick, became lord of Lecale, 1469. 

White, Seffin, slain, 1392. 

Wideos, Thomas, 1582. 

Wilkin, taken prisoner, 1200. 

William of Baile-Dalat, slain, 1374. 

William of the Mill, slain, 1213. 

William the Conqueror of England, 1066 . 

grandsons of, 1270. 

William Rufus, king of England, 1087. 

Willis, captain, 1592. 

Wilmot, Sir Charles, governor of Kerry, 1600, 
1602. 

Wingfield, Robert, chief marshal of Ireland, 
1608. 








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Zovucn, captain. See Siuitsi. 


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