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Albanach de
Burgh of
north Connacht (mainly
County Mayo)
Ulick Burke of
Annaghkeen in
south Connacht (mainly east
County Galway) A
series of
raids and counter-raids...
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Clanricarde was
created Earl of
Clanricarde by
Henry VIII.
Ulick Burke of
Annaghkeen or Sir
Uilleag de Burgh, 1st
Clanricarde or Mac
William Uachtar (1333–1353)...
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politician (Ulick)
Peter Burke (born 1937),
British historian Ulick Burke of
Annaghkeen (died 1353),
Irish nobleman, the
third son of
William Liath Burke Ulick...
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These include Bronze Age and Iron Age
vessels (dugout canoes), the "
Annaghkeen Boat"
being 40 ft in
length and
intricately carved, the "Carrowmoreknock...
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Albanach de
Burgh of
north Connacht (mainly
County Mayo) and
Ulick Burke of
Annaghkeen in
south Connacht (mainly east
County Galway). By 1340, the
family had...
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Clare Annaghdown Galway Annaghkeelaun 145
Moycullen Kil****min
Oughterard Annaghkeen 633
Clare Killursa Tuam
Annaghminnoge 1
Moycullen Kil****min Oughterard...
- de
Burgh (d.1343),
founder of the
Bourkes of the
Owles Ulick Burke of
Annaghkeen or
Ulick de Burgh, 1st
Clanricarde or Mac
William Uachtar (d.1343/1353)...
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adult life in England, but
owned just
under 2,000
acres (8.1 km2) at
Annaghkeen, on
Lough Corrib,
County Galway,
which his
family had held
since 1667...
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Ulick Burke of
Annaghkeen, d. 1343.
Raymond Walter Óge | |
Richard Óg Burke, d. 1387. | | Ulick...
- Sir
William Ruad | | | | d.1327. | | | Clan Mac
David Ulick Burke of
Annaghkeen, d. 1343.
Raymond Walter Óge | |
Richard Óg Burke, d. 1387. | | Burke...
