- the
Kings of Thomond, left
their seat of
power in
Limerick and
built a
Clonroad Fort in 1210, a
royal residence on the
banks of the Fergus. In 1240, following...
- Clare,
protected by the
River Shannon.
Donnchadh moved his
capital to
Clonroad.[citation needed] The Normans'
advance continued during the
reign of Conchobhar...
- Conor's son, may have been the one to move the seat of the
family from
Clonroad (Ennis) to Bunratty. He made
various improvements to the
castle including...
-
Tuamhain First monarch
Conchobhar Ó
Briain Last monarch
Murchadh Carrach Ó
Briain Formation 1118
Abolition 1543
Residence Clonroad Appointer Tanistry...
- and the
other dedicated to
Saint Ineenboy at Croaghaun. The
townland of
Clonroad became the main seat of the O'Briens
around 1200.
Donogh Cairbreagh O'Brien...
-
April 1553,
after being attacked by his
brothers at the
family seat of
Clonroad. O'Brien's
brother Sir
Donald was
named king of
Thomond by the Dalgais...
-
Clonmoney West 737
Bunratty Lower Bunratty Ennis Clonroad Beg 274
Islands Drumcliff Ennis Clonroad More 654
Islands Drumcliff Ennis Cloona 224 Inchiquin...
-
Thomas and
Brian Ruad
expelled Toirrdelbach MacTaidg O'Brien and
recaptured Clonroad which the
latter had
taken from
Brian Ruad. O'Brien
escaped to
Galway where...
- July 2021.
Retrieved 30
October 2023. "Ennis Town Hall, O'Connell Street,
Clonroad Beg, Ennis,
County Clare".
National Inventory of
Architectural Heritage...
- O'Brien
since the
expulsion of the
Normans in 1318 who had
ceased to
inhabit Clonroad as his
chief residence. He took his
distinctive nickname (an Chomhaid)...
