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Flannchad Ua
hEolais (fl. 1101) was a
twelfth century scribe and
scholar at
Durrow Abbey of Durrow,
County Offaly, Ireland. He was
likely born, and lived...
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Flannchad ua
Ruaidine (died 1003) was the 53rd
Abbot of Clonmacnoise.
Flannchad was a
member of the
Corco Moga people, who had by his time been conquered...
- some
point around 1100, as a note on
folio 248v by the
Durrow scribe Flannchad Ua hEolais,
records the
transfer to
Durrow Abbey of land by
another monastery...
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Kashmir (India) Erik the Red,
Norse Viking explorer (approximate date)
Flannchad ua Ruaidíne,
abbot of
Clonmacnoise Gregory of Narek,
Armenian theologian...
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inscription reading 'Pray for Odhrán
descendant of Eolas'.
Another scribe named Flannchad Ua
hEolais (fl. 1101) held the Book of Durrow.[citation needed] Parts...
- and the slab was not his
grave memorial.
Ireland portal History portal Flannchad Ua
hEolais Eolais Mac
Biobhsach The term "48 ploughs"
refers the quantity...
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Kashmir (India) Erik the Red,
Norse Viking explorer (approximate date)
Flannchad ua Ruaidíne,
abbot of
Clonmacnoise Gregory of Narek,
Armenian theologian...
- is
described as
leading a
fleet to
Lough Ree,
whereupon Echtigern mac
Flannchad, king of Bregmaine, was
killed by
Colla and his men. He is
mentioned in...
- rare.
Ireland portal History portal Muintir Eolais Ódhrán Ua
hEolais Flannchad Ua
hEolais The O'Hart
pedigrees show
Eolais being closely related to the...
- Máel
Finnia mac Speláin (ua Máenaig) died 992 Ua Beculáin
deposed 1002
Flannchad ua Ruaidíne (ua Ruadáin) died 1003
Flaithbertach mac
Domnaill died 1014...
