- Mac
Creiche (or Maccreehy, MacCrecius) of
Liscannor is
described by
various old
texts as an
early Irish saint, a
hermit who slew
monsters and persuaded...
- The
Battle of
Coire na
Creiche (Battle of Benquhillan) was a
Scottish clan
battle fought on the Isle of Skye in 1601. It was the
culmination of a year...
-
waterfalls in Glen
Brittle on the Isle of Skye, Scotland. They are in
Coire na
Creiche ("corrie of the spoils"), on the Allt Coir' a'
Mhadaidh ("burn of the corrie...
- the 'Bloody Stone'"
according to MEM Donaldson. The
Battle of
Coire Na
Creiche, the last
Scottish clan
battle fought on Skye, was
fought on the slopes...
- the
MacLeods and
MacDonalds of Skye
culminated in the
Battle of
Coire Na
Creiche when
Donald Gorm Mor, who
handfasted [for a year and a day] with Margaret...
- and
Chief of the Clan Chattan, and his heirs." The
Battle of
Coire Na
Creiche in 1601 on Skye saw the
MacLeods defeated by Clan
MacDonald of
Sleat on...
- 'Miscellanea
hagiographica Hibernica:
vitae adhuc ineditae sanctorum Mac
Creiche, Naile, Cranat'. Natalis'
feast day is 27 January.
Kinawley "St Natalis"...
-
ancestors of the O'Brien dynasty. His
tutor was the
Corco Mruad saint Mac
Creiche according to the Life of that saint. MainchÃn is said to have
founded Luimneach...
-
Arkansas City,
Kansas between Escanxaque and New
Spain Battle of
Coire Na
Creiche Scottish clan
battle Between Clan
MacLeod of
Dunvegan and the Clan MacDonald...
- Bay
Battle of
Glendale Battle of the
Spoiling ****
Battle of
Coire Na
Creiche MacLeod of
Lewis Battle of
Tuiteam Tarbhach Battle of
Bloody Bay Battle...
