-
collection of persons,
particularly fighting men. An
individual member is a
ceithernach. The word may
derive from a
conjectural proto-Celtic word *keternā, ultimately...
-
later to any,
marauders or cattle-lifters. An
individual member is a
ceithernach or catanach, but
Walter Scott calls an
individual a
cateran (e.g. in...
-
March 2024). "Sweden
formally joins Nato
military alliance". BBC News.
Ceithernach (4
January 2021). "The
Swedish Military Machine". Medium.
Retrieved 13...
- Gualae, died 712 Énchorach ua Dodáin, died 769 Máel Combair, died 790
Ceithernach, died 799 Mimthenach, died 800 Áed, died 809[A] Échtbrann, died 809[A]...
- and Fearghal, son of Ailell, lord of
Cinel Ucha. 783:
Domnall son of
Ceithernach, king of Uí Garrchon. (Annals of Ulster) 825: The
destruction of Dun...
- 752. Cellán, d. 753. Suibne, d. 762.
Crimthann mac Rechtgaile, d. 766.
Ceithernach ua
hErmono (?Rumono), d. 773.
Flaithnio mac Congaile, d. 781. Mac Flaithniad...
- The
falling asleep of Crimthann,
abbot of
Cluain Ferta. [AT, AI] 773 -
Ceithernach grandson of Erumain,
abbot of
Cluain Ferta Brénainn, died. [AI 768, AU...
-
Ciarraige Locha na
nAirne died this year." 1266 - "Mathgamain son of
Ceithernach, king of Ciarraige, was
killed by the
Galls of
Dunmore this year. " 1315...
