- The
derbfine (English: /ˌdɛrɪˈviːni/ DERR-iv-EE-nee; Irish:
dearbhfhine [ˌdʲaɾˠəˈvʲɪnʲə], from derb 'real' + fine 'group of
persons of the same family...
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influenced by the
internal feuds over
dynastic succession within the
derbhfine of the
Irish clans. The
Irish language gallóglach is
derived from gall...
- articles[which?]
advocating the
adoption of a
modification of the
Scottish 'Ad Hoc
Derbhfine'
approach to the
election of new
chiefs where the
descents from the last...
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formally get together,
witnessed by a
representative of the Lord Lyon, in a
derbhfine, and
appoint either a clan
chief if the
evidence of
links to a chiefly...
- rest of
Gaelic Ireland, was
ruled by
Irish clans whose Chiefs and
their derbhfine were
expected to
follow the same code of
honour also
expected of Scottish...
-
bribed the
Barbary pirates to
attack the
village in
collaboration with the
derbhfine of
deceased Irish clan chief, Sir
Fineen O'Driscoll. It was the Clan O'Driscoll...
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called Dónal na Píopa.
Although under Brehon Law only male
members of the
derbhfine could inherit the
mantle of
Chief of the Name
through tanistry, O'Malley...
- brigadier-general in the
Irish Brigade in the
French service. He
belonged to the
derbhfine of the last
Chief of the Name of Clan O'Donnell and Lord of Tyrconnel...
- stud, and a fishery. Clan
Strachan held a
Family Convention (or Ad Hoc
Derbhfine) on 11
April 2014, in Edinburgh. This was a
formal meeting supervised...
-
following a
Petition to the Lord Lyon King of Arms, a
Family Convention (or
Derbhfine) was held at
Abbotsford House the home of Sir
Walter Scott on 10 September...
