- Constantinople.
Alternative spellings of his name
include Cono, Coesnes, Quenes,
Conain, and Quenon.
Probably born
before 1160, he was the
fifth son of
Robert V...
- end of the
Waternish peninsula on the Isle of Skye. Also
known as "Cille
Conain", the
building was in use
until the 16th century. The
layout of the church...
- Mic Rime [citation needed] 800 –
Ardrahan [citation needed] 820 – Carn
Conain [citation needed] 845 –
Dunamase [citation needed] 848 –
Battle of Skryne...
-
already suffered a
first infection. The
National Immunization Commission (
CoNaIn) has
suggested to the
Government that it
proceed with the
application of...
- po****tion group, the Ard
Ciannachta (in
County Louth), at the
Battle of Carn
Conain and
their king,
Eudus mac
Tigernaig was slain. ****mascach then was confronted...
-
Ballycastle — Ballina,
County Mayo
Between its
junction with the R313 at Áit Tí
Conain in the
county of Mayo and its
junction with N59 at
Circular Road in the...
-
point at
Caladh an Fód Dubh via
Munhin Bridge,
Gleann Chaissil, Áit Tí
Conain;
Sraid na Bearice, An Chearnóg, Sráid Mheiriceá, and An
Droichead Nua at...
