- the
Saintly of
Lough Erne, the Pious, the
patron of the
parish of Inis
Muighe Samh, (Inismacsaint), in the north-west of
County Fermanagh. He was alive...
-
River flows through it.
Warrenstown is
roughly formed from the
tuath Tuath Muighe Cloinne Cholgain,
indicating a
relationship to the Ó
hAonghusa (O'Hennessy)...
-
Galtee Mountains to the north. It was
occupied by a
people known as the Fir
Muighe – the "men of the plain". The name of
Mitchelstown originates from the Anglo-Norman...
-
Galway and
County Mayo,
titled Amhráin
Muighe Seola:
Traditional folk-songs from
Galway and Mayo. Amhráin
Muighe Seola,
Eileen Costello, (London: Irish...
- Monaghan;
Church of
Ireland church built on site Cellmor-einer; Cellmor-
muighe-emhir; Cellmor-Ua-Niallain; Cellmor-inir; Cellmor-Aedhan;
Kilmore Aedhan;...
-
territory stretching all the way to the sea deep in
Ulaid territory. Cú
Muighe Ó
Floinn is
cited as
being king of the
territories of Uí Tuirtri, Fir Lí...
-
various formats (PDF, JP2, etc) John O'Donovan: Cath
Muighe Rath, pp. 279–285 Full text of "Cath
Muighe Rath" in
various formats (PDF, JP2, etc) Book of Aicill...
- "Balleagheboynagh" (alias "Ballyoghnemoynagh"). The
original Irish is
Baile Na
Muighe Eanach,
meaning "The Town of the
Marshy Plain"). The
ballybetagh was also...
- Clogher, or
supposed by some to be St. Maccarthenn,
Patron of Domnach-mor
Muighe-to-c****r, or
Donagh Parish,
County of Donegal. [Probably
Fifth and Sixth...
- "Aistriúchán ar an
Leabhar Aifrinn", Pádraig Ó Súilleabháin O.F.M,
Irisleabhar Muighe Nuadhat (1957), 75–8. "Seanmóir ar an mBás", Pádraig Ó Súilleabháin O.F...
