-
derived his seat at the Hill of Tara. The O'Conlons were
chiefs of
Crioch Tullach, in
County Tyrone and
branches of this
family in the
twelfth and thirteenth...
-
Grevillea polychroma ,
commonly known as
Tullach Ard grevillea, is a
species of
flowering plant in the
family Proteaceae and is
endemic to
eastern Victoria...
- such as Conlon, Connellan, etc. The O'Connellans were
chiefs of
Crioch Tullach, in
County Tyrone. O'Conalláin (O'Connellan or O'Kendellan) were princes...
-
Monastery early monastic site,
Gaelic nuns
founded 6th
century by St
Damhnat Tech-****ata;
Tydavnet Tullycorbet Monastery early monastic site
Tullach-carpait...
- an area of 804 acres. The name
derives from the Irish:
Tulaigh muc or
tullach muc (hill of the pigs). In 1841 the po****tion of the
townland was 377...
- (O'Conlon, Conlon, Conlan) Meaning: Progenitor:
Connall Territory:
Crioch Tullach Extra: Ó
Maeldoraidh (O'Muldorey) Meaning: Progenitor: Territory: Extra:...
-
first division was
headed by de Clare's son and
marched northwards to
Tullach O'Dea in an
effort to cut off any help
which might arrive from O'Connor...
- occurs.
Other rare or
vulnerable plant species found in the
reserve include Tullach Ard
grevillea (Grevillea polychroma),
outcrop guinea-flower (Hibbertia...
- The name
derives from the Irish:
Tulaigh na
Feola (Hill of the flesh) or
tullach na f-aille (Hill of the cliff). In 1841 the po****tion of the townland...
-
Bathbairr (O'Kearon or O'Kerrane or O'Kerrivane or O'Kerwan or O'Kirrane)
Tullach Cleirig (O'Kearon or O'Kerrane or O'Kerrivane or O'Kerwan or O'Kirrane)...
