- clans : Clan
Gallagher -
Buaidh nó Bás ("Victory or death") Clan
MacDougall –
Buaidh no bas ("Victory or death") Clan
MacNeil –
Buaidh no bas ("Victory or...
- best. Son,
never live your life like a slave"), and in
Gaelic Bas Agus
Buaidh ("Death and Victory"), an old
Scottish battle cry. In 1869, the Wallace...
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Celtic Connections festival, Ewen
Henderson was
Musical Director of "Strì is
Buaidh:
Strife and Success", a show
covering Gaelic political music over the last...
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clerigh co m-bethaigthib
ecailsi imda, &
togha do Cunga, & a ec and iar m-
buaidh ongtha & aithrige./
Amlaim Mor mac Firbisigh,
doctor of all the Uí Fiachrach...
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fessways couped Proper,
holding a
cross crosslet fitchée
erect Gules.
Motto Buaidh no bàs (Victory or Death), also
translated as "Conquer or Die". Profile...
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situated on the B895. The village/district
utilises the
motto "Tre
Dhilseachd Buaidh" (Through
Loyalty Success) as seen on the
crest of Back FC. The district...
- defiance, was the
usual termination of the war
cries in Ireland, as in a'
buaidh, "to victory!"
Saint Patrick's Saltire, a red
saltire on a
white field,...
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fessways couped Proper,
holding a
cross crosslet fitchée
erect gules. Motto:
Buaidh no bas [Scottish Gaelic, 'To
conquer or die']
Plant badge: bell heather...
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chapeau gules furred ermine, a rock proper. The
motto upon the
badge is:
buaidh no bas,
which translates from
Scottish Gaelic as "to
conquer or die", or...
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second motto in a
lower Escroll on the
current chief's Arms.
MacDougall Buaidh no Bàs (from
Scottish Gaelic: "Victory or Death")
Macfarlane Loch Slòigh...
