- The
Dáirine (Dárine, Dáirfine, Dáirfhine, Dárfine, Dárinne, Dairinne),
later known dynastically as the
Corcu Loígde and ****ociated, were the proto-historical...
- The
prehistoric Érainn
royal dynasties are
sometimes referred to as the
Dáirine. The name
Iverni has been
derived from
Archaic Irish *Īwernī
meaning "folk...
-
Tuatha Dé Danann. From the
Gaelic peoples, an Érainn
kindred known as the
Dáirine (also
known as
Corcu Loígde and
represented today in
seniority by the Ó...
-
wizardry than
Dairine,
which would imply that Nita had
already been a
wizard for two
years before Dairine took her Oath. In Wizard's Holiday,
Dairine says she...
-
early name for Dundrum,
County Down, is
recorded as Dún
Droma Dáirine, and the name
Dáirine was
applied to the Érainn dynasty. The
cognate Dari(o) ("agitation...
-
originated as the
territory of the
Clanna Dedad (sometimes
known as the
Dáirine), an Érainn
tribe of
Irish Gaels. Some of the
early kings were prominent...
- Túathal's
daughter Dairine, but told Túathal she had died and so was
given his
other daughter, Fithir. When
Fithir discovered Dairine was
still alive she...
-
ogham inscriptions. They
appear to have
initially been
subjects of the
Dáirine,[citation needed] a
warlike people with
frequently mentioned connections...
- Techtmar. A proto-historical sept of the
Clanna Dedad are
known as the
Dáirine,
descending from Dáire mac
Dedad and/or Dáire
Doimthech (Sírchrechtach)...
-
after Conn's
floruit (and
others for a few
centuries before) were the
Dáirine (usually the
Corcu Loígde
during Dál Cuinn's era), two or
three of whom...
