-
Corkmen and
Connaughtmen were
clashing while drinking and “accosted” bystanders. The
Corkmen were
avenging their loss
against the
Connaughtmen by rioting...
- See
Annals of
Inisfallen (AI) 717. A
battle was
fought between the
Connaughtmen and the
Corca Baiscinn,
wherein the son of
Talamhnaigh was slain. AI723...
- Four
Masters note that in that year "Three
castles were
erected by the
Connaughtmen, the
castle of Dun-Leodhar, the
castle of the Gaillimh, and the castle...
- Ireland", in a
stylized narrative of events, states: The
Collas and the
Connaughtmen...
marched to the Carn of
Achadh leth-derg, in Fernmagh. From that hill...
- them like that, with his
voice quavering and his eyes on fire." The
Connaughtmen rose to the
challenge and won the battle. The
reason for Loingsech's...
-
desolated by them. 837 - A
battle was
gained by the
Gentiles over the
Connaughtmen,
wherein was
slain Maelduin, son of
Muirgius mac Tommaltaig, with numbers...
- plundering,
without burning. This was the
first turning of
Brian and the
Connaughtmen against Maelseachlainn.
Irish Kings and High-Kings,
Francis John Byrne...
-
occurred in
Connacht and
Ireland 717 - "A
battle was
fought between the
Connaughtmen and the
Corcu Baiscinn,
wherein the son of
Talamhnaigh was slain." 718...
- King of Leinster, and they
remained thus
under the
protection of the
Connaughtmen.
Later that year, "four
hundred cows were
given by the men of
Meath to...
- of Caiseal, in Magh I,
where many were slain; of
which was said: "The
Connaughtmen were mighty;/in Magh I they were not feeble;/Let any one
inquire of Feidhlimidh...
