-
Fearghal Ó
Taidg an
Teaghlaigh,
Chief of the Name,
Marshal and
bodyguard of King
Cathal Crobhdearg Ua
Conchobair of
Connacht and his successor, Aedh, died...
-
lords such as
Fearghal Ó
Taidg an
Teaghlaigh, who
expelled the Ó Mainnín family. In the 1230s the Ó
Taidg an
Teaghlaigh family were in turn
displaced by...
- valour'. The
anglicised form is
Fergal or Feargal.
Fearghal Ó
Taidg an
Teaghlaigh (died 1226),
bodyguard to
Cathal Crobhdearg Ua
Conchobair Fearghal Ó Gadhra...
- was made of the
people of West Connaught,
together with Ua
Taidhg an
Teaghlaigh, and many
other noblemen. 1132. A
hosting on land by
Cormac Mac Carthaigh...
- the dead were "the two sons of
Cathal Ua Mughroin" and Ua Taidhg "an
Teaghlaigh". This is
significant because the Ua
Mughroin were a sept
native to Hy-Many...
-
Gaolta Gairide:
Rogha danta comhaimseartha ar
theamai oige agus
caidrimh teaghlaigh. Cois Life. ISBN 9781907494017 – via
Google Books. "Kist O'Dreams | Home"...
-
Family Relationships Act 2015 (Irish: An
tAcht um Leanaí agus Cóngais
Teaghlaigh, 2015) and the
Adoption (Amendment) Act 2017 (Irish: An
tAcht Uchtála...
- and
bodyguards of the
kings of Connacht, such as
Fearghal Ó
Taidg an
Teaghlaigh. The most
notable would descend from Conchobar,
whose descendants would...
- of the
Grosvenor by
William Clark Russell Imtheachtaí Fear
Dheireadh Teaghlaigh (1936)
translation of
Adventures of a
Younger Son by
Edward John Trelawny...
-
Gilchreest Mac Dermot; Niall, the son of
Farrell O'Teige (Fearghal Ó
Taidg an
Teaghlaigh), and others, were slain; but the man who slew
Niall O'Teige, i.e. the...
