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Inishmurray (Irish: Inis Muireadheach,
meaning 'Muireadheach's island' or Irish: Inis Muirígh) is an
uninhabited island situated 7 km (4 mi) off the coast...
- Benbulben: A
Portrait of Our
Storied Past,
Aeolus Publications 1998
Inishmurray: Gale,
Stone and Fire,
Aeolus Publications 2001
Echoes of a
Savage Land...
- Holy Isle
Saint Laisrén mac Decláin (fl. 6th century),
patron saint of
Inishmurray Saint Laisren of
Cloonkerrill (fl. 5/6th century),
saint in
County Galway...
- chambers. The Vikings,
according to the
Annals of Ulster,
attacked nearby Inishmurray Island in 795.
Later they used the
River Erne to
attack inland, burning...
- they
attack the
monasteries at Iona (Inner Hebrides),
Inishbofin and
Inishmurray (approximate date).
Quarrels between the
kings Cynan Dindaethwy and Hywel...
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Belach Febrat (Ballyhoura Hills) 19
March Laisrén mac Decláin 6th
century Inishmurray Connacht saint 12
August Laisrén mac
Feradaig 6th
century (d. 605) Iona...
- Year Date
Event 795
First Viking raids on Iona,
Rathlin Island, and
Inishmurray....
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island off the
Sligo coast in
Donegal Bay to an
uninhabited island,
Inishmurray, that
bears his name. He may also be a
patron of the
monastery on that...
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islands of
Skellig Michael and Illauntannig, both off
County Kerry, and
Inishmurray off
County Sligo. Horn et al, p. 42 "Skellig Michael, The Monastery"...
- many deaths.
After a
period of deep reflection,
Columba travelled to
Inishmurray and
confessed his
guilt to an aged
hermit and his Anam Cara
called St...
