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Eochaidh Bailldearg #6
Cormac Coiche Bréanainn Rónáin #7
Conall Caemh Fíonáin #10 Díoma fl. 629 #8 Aodh
Craige Léithe #9 Forannán #11
Feardomhnach #12...
-
adjacent to the
ancient graveyard in Kiel was
historically named Dail
Chill Fionain (the
field of Finnian's Church), in
reference to Columba's tutor; the undated...
- Loch Nant was
supplemented by
capturing the
headwaters of the
Abhainn Fionain and its tributaries.
Aqueducts feed this
additional flow into the tunnel...
-
years up to Dymphna's
death on 10 July 2017. They had two sons,
Oisin and
Fionain. In 2004,
Healy was
diagnosed with the
degenerative disorder, Parkinson's...
- Currane. To the
south of
Lough Currane,
Derrynane is
derived from
Diare Fionain,
meaning the oak
grove of Finan. However, the old
abbey on the sea s****...
-
indicated in
italics and brackets):
Finnian (Finnio
moccu Theilduib; Finian;
Fionáin), died 12
December 549/552. Senach, also bishop, died 31
August c.590....
- Vita &
Virginia Brendan Rehill, Alan
Scully and
Peter Blayney –
Arracht Fionáin Higgins &
Robert Flanagan –
Black ’47
Ronan Hill,
Danny Crowley & Simon...
- "Fiachra m
Colmain m
Eoghain m Baodáin m
Oilella m
Suibhne m
Maoileduin m
Fionain m
Oilella m
Muireadhaig meith m
Iomchadha m
Colla da crioch",
which is...
- 7th century, high up on the site of the now
present castle,
known as
Fíonáin's height,
where the
village gets its name. In 908, King of
Munster Cormac...
