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traditional Irish musicians. He was the
subject of at
least two operas:
Brian Boroihme (1810) by
Johann Bernhard Logier (1777–1846) and
Brian Boru (1896) by Julian...
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successful play in
which Edmund Kean appeared;
another play,
Brian Boroihme,
written for the
Belfast Theatre in the next year,
attracted crowds; nevertheless...
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converted to a
ballast wagon in 1910 and Nos. 3 (Dunluce Castle) and 4 (Brian
Boroihme) were sold in 1930 for the
River Bann
Navigation works near Portstewart...
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survivors from the
estimated 253 aboard.
James Sheridan Knowles' play
Brian Boroihme; or, The Maid of Erin is
performed in Belfast. 21
January –
James Hamilton...
- Note b. "They [the O'Briens] were
descended from the
celebrated Brien Boroihme, prin****l king of
Ireland (1002–1004)
through his
grandson Turlogh .....
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Cokayne 1896, p. 391, note b. "They were
descended from the
celebrated Brien Boroihme, prin****l king of
Ireland (1002–1004)
through his
grandson Turlogh .....
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Cokayne 1896, p. 391, Note b. "They were
descended from the
celebrated Brien Boroihme, prin****l king of
Ireland (1002–1004)
through his
grandson Turlogh .....
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Cokayne 1896, p. 391, note b. "They were
descended from the
celebrated Brien Boroihme, prin****l king of
Ireland (1002–1004)
through his
grandson Turlogh .....
- for solo piano. One of Logier's
largest compositions is the
opera Brian Boroihme [sic!] (1810) on an
Irish historical episode,
which achieved some success...
- Note b. "They [the O'Briens] were
descended from the
celebrated Brien Boroihme, prin****l king of
Ireland (1002–1004)
through his
grandson Turlogh .....
