- the
North poured upon them
without previous notice, and
numbers of the
Connachtmen were
slain by them, and
among the rest
Gillacheallaigh Ua hEidhin, lord...
- Connacht, Muirgius, who was
among the defenders. In retaliation, the
Connachtmen attacked the ships, m****acring the crews.[citation needed] Mael Sechnaill...
-
fought the men of Dublin, and the
fighting was so
fierce that only 100
Connachtmen and
twenty Dublinmen survived. The last
casualties occurred at "Dubgall's...
- Seola, for the same
annals note that "A
great slaughter was made of the
Connachtmen by the men of Munster,
wherein Conchobhar Ua Flaithbheartaigh, lord of...
- He told her to
bring her son for
fostering to his
friend among the
Connachtmen. And on the
following day he went to the battle."
Achtan gave
birth to...
- of Clann-Cathain were
killed on that spot.
There were
killed of the
Connachtmen there: Gilla-Crist, son of Conchobar, son of
Cormac Ua
Mailruanaigh and...
-
River Shannon as far as Clonfert, but the
crews were
slaughtered by the
Connachtmen.
Another fleet was sent
around the
western coast of
Ireland on the Atlantic...
- to
Argyll and the Hebrides). The
ensuing conflict saw Toirdelbach's
Connachtmen crush Muirchertach's mercenaries, and the
losses suffered by the forces...
-
Events from the year 1331 in Ireland. Lord:
Edward III "A
hosting by the
Connachtmen, both
Foreigner and Gaidhel, into Munster,
against Mac Conmara. Pledge...
-
resigned his office, and
survived a
preferment controversy for "favouring
Connachtmen" at Louvain,
Burke was
again in Ireland,
where he was
Prior of Athenry...
