- of
Kilcorkey and Kilkeevin,
barony of Castlereagh.
Charles O'Conor, of
Belanagare, was a
scholar and
antiquary who was born in 1710. In 1754 he published...
- then to Denis, and two
sister Jane and Catherine. He was
brought up in
Belanagare in
County Roscommon until his
father moved the
family to
Clonalis on the...
- Conchubhair; 1
January 1710 – 1 July 1791), also
known as
Charles O'Conor of
Belanagare, was a
member of the
Gaelic nobility of
Ireland and
antiquarian who was...
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Catholics such as Lord Trimlestown, Lord
Kenmare and
Charles O'Conor of
Belanagare persuaded the more
liberal Protestants that they
presented no political...
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family estates and
famously represented Denis O'Conor (1674-1750) of
Belanagare, in
county Roscommon, in
securing the O'Conor estates. Most of his clients...
- (Kitty Bhan) O'Conor, an
illegitimate daughter of
Charles O'Conor of
Belanagare. He was
raised a
Roman Catholic and
educated at home. His
father was once...
- Muircheartaigh, P (2016). "Fin as
Ossian Revisited: A Manx
Ballad in
Belanagare and its Significance".
Zeitschrift für
celtische Philologie. 63 (1): 95–128...
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Explaining the
ancient Irish M****cripts in Vellum." He
resided for a
while in
Belanagare transcribing material for
Charles O'Conor (historian). He
helped Charlotte...
- Ewing, OCLC 776548497.
Diarmaid Ó Catháin (1989), "Charles O'Conor of
Belanagare:
Antiquary and
Irish Scholar",
Journal of the
Royal Society of Antiquaries...
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Peadar Ó Muircheartaigh, 'Fin as
Ossian revisited: A Manx
ballad in
Belanagare and its significance',
Zeitschrift für
celtische Philologie 63 (2016) :...
