- territories,
including Carraignaneelagh,
Drumcarragh and
Carrignacurra, of
which Carrignacurra is the only one
still standing. The
celebrated Irish language...
-
Carrignacurra Castle is a stone-built
tower house constructed in
County Cork, Ireland, as the
chief seat of the O'Leary family. It was
built to defend...
- 1560 – 1639), was the son of
Ellen O'Leary,
daughter of O'Leary of
Carrignacurra, and
Donal of the Skins, The O'Donovan of
Clann Cathail. He is most...
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raised as an O'Donovan, but was
instead fostered by the O'Leary of
Carrignacurra.
Donal married his
foster father's daughter,
Ellen O'Leary, and upon...
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attainted (legally
deprived of
civil rights),
including Connor O’Leary of
Carrignacurra and
Auliff O’Leary of Cunnowley.
Following the
Battle of Callann, the...
- 1994),
Gaelic footballer St Finbarr's
Church Crannóg, Tir na
Spideoge Carrignacurra Castle Bridge over the Lee at
Inchigeelagh Old
cemetery and
church at...
- "Dripsey Castle" Carrigan****
Castle Carrigaphooca Castle Carrigboy Castle Carrignacurra Castle Carrigrohane Castle Castle Barrett Castle Bernard Castle Cooke...
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MacEneslis 9.
Helena O'Donovan 2.
Donal II O'Donovan 10. O'Leary of
Carrignacurra 5.
Ellen O'Leary 1.
Donal III O'Donovan 24.
Richard de
Barry of Rathbarry...
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Inchigeelagh Macroom Carrigleigh 97
Muskerry West
Drishane Millstreet Carrignacurra 446
Muskerry West
Inchigeelagh Dunmanway Carrignadoura 422 Muskerry...
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Laoghaire –
celebrated Irish language writer and
descendant of the
lords of
Carrignacurra Corcu Loígde
trade with
France dates from the
Middle Ages. The Ó hEidirsceoils...
