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Cormac Mác
Shamhradháin O.S.A., (Anglicised as
Cormack Magauran or McGovern) b. c.1410-d.1476, was the
Roman Catholic Bishop of
Ardagh diocese in Ireland...
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Cormac Mág
Shamhradháin O.S.A. (anglicised as
Cormack Magauran or McGovern), b. c.1442-d.1511, was the
Roman Catholic Bishop of
Kilmore diocese, Ireland...
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McKenna ascribes to him poem XVII in
Leabhar Méig
Shamhradháin,
which praises Niall Mág
Shamhradháin and his wife,
Sadhbh Ní Conchobhair. The poem credits...
- ****ginn (1947). McKenna,
Lambert (ed.). The Book of
Magauran (Leabhar Méig
Shamhradháin) (in Old Irish).
National Library of Ireland, Dublin:
Dublin Institute...
- Tullyhaw,
County Cavan including the
period 1641 to 1657.
Cormac Mác
Shamhradháin,
Bishop of
Ardagh 1444-1476 Des
McGovern (1928-2013),
Australian rugby...
- bishops. A
These two are
possibly the same individual. B
Cormac Mág
Shamhradháin and Tomás Mac Brádaigh were
rival bishops, and
probably supported by...
- the
ancestor of two
McGovern bishops (Cormac Mác
Shamhradháin of
Ardagh and
Cormac Mág
Shamhradháin of Kilmore). On the
death of his
brother Brian ‘Breaghach’...
- 1272 state- Donnchadh, son of Gilla-na-naemh Mac
Shamhradhain, was
killed by
Thomas Mac
Shamhradhain, i.e. his own brother. Tomás was
killed in 1272 A...
- Tonyhallagh; Tonyrevan;
Urhannagh (Urinagh).
Francis Duffy (bishop)
Cormac Mác
Shamhradháin McGovern (name)
Brian ‘Breaghach’ Mág Samhradháin
Edmund MacGauran James...
- men of Breifne, viz.:— of Mac Fiachrach, and MacTighernain, and Mac
Shamhradhain, and the son of Art O'Ruairc; and
these hostages, i.e. the sons of these...
