- that none were
close to
being correct. The "mystery" continues. The
daoine uaisle (Gaelic:
noble people), as they were
known into the 18th century, are synonymous...
- many
names in Ireland,
among them:
Aingil Anúabhair: "Proud angels"
Daoine Uaisle': "The
noble folk"
Daoine maithe: "Good people"
Deamhan Aerig: "Air demons"...
-
changed role of clan chiefs.: 37-46 A
tacksman (a
member of the
daoine uaisle,
sometimes described as "gentry" in English) was the
holder of a
lease or...
- his name
denotes that the
Sutherland brothers were
members of the
daoine uaisle or
tacksman class,
sometimes described as 'gentry'.
George Edward Cokayne...
- the last
quarter of the 18th century. A
tacksman (a
member of the
daoine uaisle,
sometimes described as 'gentry' in English) was the
holder of a
lease or...
-
offered alternative tenancies elsewhere A
tacksman (a
member of the
daoine uaisle,
sometimes described as "gentry" in English) was the
holder of a
lease or...
- we are
engaged in.." p. 21. Thompson, Tok (2005). "Clocha Geala/Clocha
Uaisle:
White Quartz in
Irish Tradition". Béaloideas. 73: 116, n16. JSTOR 20520880...
- Ó ****ginn,
which states,
Innte a-tá an
tiobra as dtig Sionann/sruth as
uaisle i n-Inis Fháil (In it is the well
whence comes the Shannon,
noblest stream...
-
Ulster Archaeological Society: 9–19. Byrne, F.J. (1964). "Clann
Ollaman Uaisle Emna".
Studia Hibernica (4).
Liverpool University Press: 54–94. doi:10.3828/sh...
- Céitinn agus
beirt shagart ag féachain. Bhádar mná óga
uaisle an
bhaile agus na hógánaigh
uaisle ar an
bhFaiche agus ar thóchar mín atá ar lár na Faiche...
