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known as
Shane Crossagh O'Mullan, was an
Irish rapparee/outlaw, who was
executed in the 1720s at the Diamond, in
Derry city.
Shane Crossagh and his family...
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which a
hundred persons were destro****,
among whom was the son of M****
Crossagh O'Hara. Many
horses and cows were also
killed by it, and much
putrid fish...
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locally in the
Parish Church and
Presbyterian Church graveyards.
Shane Crossagh O'Mullan was born and
lived in the
townland of
Tullanee in
Eglinton (then...
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Derrig Redmond O'Hanlon (outlaw)
Neesy O'Haughan Dónal Ó Maoláine
Shane Crossagh O'Mullan
Notes "Ropaire,"
dictionary definition: Ó Dónaill,
Niall (ed.)...
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derives its name from the
townland of Glenshane. It is
named after Shane Crossagh O'Mullan a
notorious rapparee, or highwayman, who
roamed the
highways of...
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admitted he
offered no threat, but
should be kept
locked up. One son,
Bryan Crossagh O'Neill, was
granted a
small proportion of land,
consisting of 1,000 acres...
- (Mairghead Ní Domhnaill) fl. 1607 – 1662
Married Cormac MacBaron O'Neill
Brian Crossagh O'Neill (died 1615) Art Oge O'Neill Mary O'Donnell (Máire Ní Domhnaill)...
- (Mairghead Ní Domhnaill) fl. 1607 – 1662
Married Cormac MacBaron O'Neill
Brian Crossagh O'Neill (died 1615) Art Oge O'Neill Mary O'Donnell (Máire Ní Domhnaill)...
- the General's Bridge, the site of the
famous ambush by
highwayman Shane Crossagh. This is
where Sean
Crossan held up some
British Redcoats by
placing wooden...
- (Mairghead Ní Domhnaill) fl. 1607 – 1662
Married Cormac MacBaron O'Neill
Brian Crossagh O'Neill (died 1615) Art Oge O'Neill Mary O'Donnell (Máire Ní Domhnaill)...
