- the west face
dating the
cross to
around AD 800: the
inscription reads OROIT AR
TUATHGALL LAS
DERNATH IN
CHROSSA ("A
Prayer for
Tuathgal who
caused this...
-
Middle Irish inscription from Clonmacnoise:
Oroit ar
Thurcain lasan dernad in chrossa: "Pray for
Turcan by whom this
cross was made."...
-
ondua (1989)
Hunkidura kuttunak I (1993)
Hunkidura kuttunak II (1993)
Hitaz oroit (1996)
Auhen sinfonikoa (1998) Nere
ekialdean (2002) 40
urtez ikasten egonak...
- Templemoyle, Athenry,
County Galway. It bore the inscription, in Irish, '
OROIT AR MAELPOIL' (a
prayer for the
devotee of Paul). A
large bronze-coated iron...
- D~O~ODRÁN | HÁU || EOLAIS,
expanded as
OROIT DO ODRÁN HÁU EOLAIS. O~R~ || DOODRÁN | HÁU || EOLAIS,
expanded as
OROIT DO ODRÁN HÁU EOLAIS, and translated...
-
short prayer in Irish: "OR AR BRAN NAILITHER",
which may be
short for "
OROIT AR
BRECAN NAILITHER",
meaning "A
prayer for
Brecan the Pilgrim". However...
- [citation needed]
There is also a cross-slab of an
earlier date the
inscription OROIT AR
ANMAIN N-AEDAIN, "Pray for the soul of Áedáin". Two
bullaun stones can...
