- the
migration of the O'Donovans of Uí
Chairbre (and who
ignored the
MacCarthaig element within the Uí
Chairbre), and others,
including Canon John O'****ny...
- meic Trénmhoir; O'Grady (1892a) ed., p. 216 ****hall mac Thréduirn
mheic Chairbre ; O'Grady (1892b) tr. p. 245 ****all son of
Tredhorn son of Cairbre; Dooley...
-
Santon (Stondane /
Skeerey Stondane)
Rushen Arbory (Cairbre /
Skeerey Chairbre): now
merged into the
parish district of
Arbory and
Rushen Rushen (historically...
- Ímair. His son
Cathal mac Donnubán also
ruled the
smaller kingdom of Uí
Chairbre Áebda. From Donnubán mac
Cathail accession to the
kingship in 962 to the...
-
kingdom of Uí Fidgenti, and
possibly also of the
smaller overkingdom of Uí
Chairbre Áebda
within that. In
contemporary sources he is only
named king of the...
-
Danish /
Irish conflicts in the late 10th century, the O'Donovans of Ui
Chairbre saw
their influence wane
during the next two
centuries while they tried...
- Coiscéim. Ó Cróinín, Seán (1985). Ó Cróinín,
Donncha (ed.).
Seanachas ó
Chairbre 1. Scríbhinní Béaloidis. Vol. 13.
University College Dublin: Comhairle...
- w**** at
Ceann Eich, and they
killed Amhlaoibh Ó Donnabháin, king of Uí
Chairbre Éabha, and some of the
Galls were killed,
including Mac Coisdealbha. The...
- Ó Donnabháin (Donovans) took it from them; they were
rulers of the Uí
Chairbre prior to this and
their new
territory became known as
Caonraighe Ui Chaibre...
- to Féardhruim in Uí Eachach, the
Ciarraighe Luahra into Thomond, the Uí
Chairbre, the Uí Chonaill, and the Uí Dhonnabháin into Eóghanacht
Locha Léin, and...
