- Sléibe
mac Con Ulad
Mac Duinn Sléibe 1171–1172 Ruaidrí
mac Con Ulad
Mac Duinn Sléibe 1172–1201 Cu-Ulahd
Mac Duinn Sléibe (fl. c. 1178)
Muiris MacDonlevy (died...
- Ruaidrí
mac Duinn Sléibe (Modern Irish: Ruairí
mac Donnsliabh),
anglicized as Rory
MacDonlevy (c. 1134–1201), was a Dál
Fiatach King of
Ulaid of the MacDonlevy...
- p. 118, “
MacDONLEVY, Dunleavy,
Leavy …
Mac Duinnshléibhe … In
modern times it has many synonyms :
besides spelling variants such as
Donlevy,
there is...
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County Clare O'Kennedy
family McInerney family Mac****n
family Dál
Fiatach MacDonlevy (dynasty) (
MacNulty) The Ó
Fearghail of
County Longford Eóganachta...
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these deposed MacDonlevy (>
MacNulty)
royals and
Roman Catholic priests thereto exiled in Tyrconnell,
Fathers Muiris Ulltach in full
Muiris mac Donnchadh...
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Gaelic Mac an
Ultaigh meaning "son of the Ulsterman".
Usually considered a
branch of the
Ulaid ruling dynasty of
Mac Duinnshléibhe (
MacDonlevy), a branch...
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often in use by the O'Neills of Clandeboye, the
Mac****ns of Oriel, the
MacCanns, and the
MacDonlevy kings of Ulaid. The M[a]cCulloch
spelling is more...
- Ireland's
ancient hereditary medical families, the
MacDunleavy (variant
English spelling MacDonlevy) were in
Tirconnell accorded the high
Gaelic status...
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language patronymic forming prefix element Mac is
anglicized by contraction. The
MacKinley are a
branch of the
MacDonlevy (dynasty)
royals of
Gaelic Ireland....
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Cormac Mac Duinnshléibhe (anglicized as
Cormac MacDonlevy) was an
Irish physician and scribe, fl. c. 1460. He was an
influential medieval Irish physician...
