-
considerable lands in
Inismore and at
Ballinsperrig (later
renamed Anngrove),
where his prin****l
residence was.
Large areas of
Inismore seem to have been...
- to Lord
Baron Delvin the
Island and
monastery of Inchemore,
otherwise Inismore, in the Annalie. Longford's
Market and Fair
Rights -
Baron Delvin was Granted...
- The area
around Cork
showing Great Island (
Inismore) once
owned by the Cotters, and
Carrigtwohill the
burial place of Sir
James Fitz
Edmond Cotter....
- Island, or
Inismore,
Lough Gill, County..."
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original on 12
December 2013.
Retrieved 2
October 2016. "Church
island (
inismore), County...
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Nothing else is
known about her. 13
August Énda mac
Conaill 6th century?
Inismore (Inis Mór)
Munster saint 21
March Énna mac
Nuadhan 6th century? Emlaghfad...
-
lived as a recluse,
living in
prayer and
prolonged fastings,
first on
Inismore, then in a cave at the
Burren in
County Clare. With his relative, King...
- to Lord
Baron Delvin the
Island and
monastery of Inchemore,
otherwise Inismore, in the Annalie. Earl of
Arran (1762 creation)
Baron Harlech Earl Temple...
- to Lord
Baron Delvin the
Island and
monastery of Inchemore,
otherwise Inismore, in the Annalie. Conmhaícne
Angaile Ó
Fearghail Irish nobility [1], [2]...
- II" in 2004 she was sold to Aran
Island Ferries following the
closure of
Inismore Ferries and in 2007
renamed Banríon
Chonamara (Queen of Connemara) provided...
-
Island and
monastery of
Inchemore in what is now
County Longford,
otherwise Inismore, in the Annalie. King
James did
grant Lord
Baron Delvin about 1/2 of the...
