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gruamdha MacDaibhid MacDaibhid's wife Aodh Mac
Domhnaill Ó
Gallchobhair Tirlagh Carragh Ó
Gallchobhair Edmund Breatnach Henry O'Kelly
George Cas**** Tadhg...
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Ibracken 1543;
confirmed to the
Earls of
Thomond 1577;
granted to Sir
Tirlagh O'Brien, of
Irishdyman 1583;
burnt 1584;
repaired and
refounded by Roman...
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County of
Leitrim with
Tirlagh Reynolds of Kiltubbrid. On 15 November 1633 an ****ction was
granted to give
Tirlagh possession, but it was dissolved...
- and I granted,
inter alia, one pole of
Corrytillan to
Tirlagh McHugh McBryan Bane O’Reylie.
Tirlagh O’Reilly was the great-great-great
grandson of the chief...
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portal Terence Daniel (Irish:
Toirdhealbhach Ó Dómnaill; also
known as
Tirlagh O'Donnell) was a
sixteenth century priest in Ireland.
Daniel was appointed...
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parley with one
Tirlagh O'Toole, with whom I was at peace; and in the
parleying they differed, and the said
Kelway chased the said
Tirlagh, who took to flight...
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Toirdhealbhach Ruadh Ó
Baoighill (sometimes
anglicised as
Turlough Roe O'Boyle or
Tirlagh Roe O'Boyle)
about 1611,
shortly after he was
granted land in the vicinity...
- Mc
Cawell (young Patrick). In 1612 to
Tirlagh Grome Mac
Cawell (Blue/Green
Tirlagh), yeoman/kern (yellow
Tirlagh),
Brien Gl****e
McOwen McCawell (Green...
- 1663
there were
eleven Hearth Tax
payers in Glangowlyn,
namely Tirlagh O Davin,
Tirlagh O Dogan,
Daniell McGawran,
Gillebreedy McKelagher,
Patricke McGwire...
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thousand acres,
called Commet, in the
precinct of Clan****wn. 6.
Philip Mac
Tirlagh,
three hundred acres,
called Wateragh, in the same."
Having learned from...
