- Dun Aulin) is an
ancient ceremonial site on the hill of Cnoc
Ailinne (
Knockaulin) in
County Kildare, Ireland. It is
southwest of Kilcullen, near the R418...
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rebels defeated by
General Dundas at
Turnpike Hill, am****ed
themselves on
Knockaulin hill (the
ancient site of Dún Ailinne) near Old Kilcullen. On Sa****ay...
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following their defeat at the
battle of
Kilcullen and had
surrendered at
Knockaulin Hill,
several kilometres to the east of the
Curragh on 27 May. Not aware...
- ("The
Cause of the
Battle of Cnucha"),
Cathair gives the hill of Almu (
Knockaulin,
County Kildare) to the
druid Nuada son of Aichi. This hill will later...
- Fort (Eamhain Macha) for Ulster;
Rathcroghan (Cruachan) for Connacht;
Knockaulin (Dún Ailinne) for Leinster; and
Cashel (Caiseal) for Munster. Uisneach...
- Ailinne, is
located approximately one
kilometre away to the
north at
Knockaulin. The
religious archaeological site of Old
Kilcullen is
situated on a hill...
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Stephenstown South; Main
Street in the town of Kilcullen; Knockbounce,
Knockaulin, Kilgowan,
Crookstown upper, Ballitore, Timolin, Moone;
Market Square...
- Ballymore. He
arranged surrender terms with the
rebels who had now am****ed on
Knockaulin Hill.
General Lake, commander-in-chief of
British troops in Ireland, then...
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Paganism Dún Ailinne,
ancient ceremonial site on the hill of Cnoc
Ailinne (
Knockaulin) in
County Kildare,
Ireland Minor religions in
Spain Neo-Druidism Druidism...
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Irishmen are
repelled by the
British army;
remaining rebels surrender at
Knockaulin Hill on 27 May. The
British Army in the
Midlands withdraws to Naas. 25...
