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M1032.16 |
LC1080.2 Loch Ce Maidhm Atha Ergail a taobh Clochair, for feraibh Manach rian Domnall Mh�g Lachlain & r�a b-Feruibh Muighe h-Itha, i torchair Sitrec .H. Caomh�in & mac Neill h-I thSerraich, et al�� multi. |
LC1080.2
The victory of Ath-Ergail, by the side of Clochar; was
gained over the Feara-Manach by Domhnall Mac Lachlainn, and by the men of
Magh-Itha, wherein Sitric Ua Caenxhain and the son of Niall Ua Serraigh, et
alii multi, were slain. |
M1080.6 part 18 Maidhm
Atha Earghail l� taobh Clochair for Feraibh Manach ria
n-Domhnall Ua Lochlainn, & ria b-Fheraibh Moighe h-Iotha, i
t-torcrattar ingrinntidhe Arda Macha .i. Sitrioc Ua Caomh�in,
& mac N�ill Ui Sherraigh, & daoine iomdha oile. As occ
tairrngire an chatha sin ro r�idheatth, Ath Ergail, in drong n-aittlaic
aterbhaid, sochaidhe bhias gan ionmain, do iomghuin Atha Erghail |
M1080.6 The
battle of Ath-Erghail, by the site of Clochar, was gained over the
Feara-Manach, by Domhnall Ua Lochlainn and the men of Magh-Itha, where fell
the plunderers of Ard-Macha, namely, Sitric Ua Caemhain, and the son of Niall
Ua Searraigh, and many other persons. To predict this battle was said: Ath-Ergail,
people shall hereafter be there dispersed; |
U1080.7 Ulster Maidhm
Atha Ergail i taebh Clochair for Feru Manach ria
n-Domnall H. Lochlainn & ria Feraibh Muighi Itha
i torcradur ingrinntide Arda Macha .i. Sitriuc H. Coemhan
& mac Neill H. Shearraigh & alii. Ath Ergail |
U1080.7
The defeat of �th Ergail beside Clochar was inflicted
on the Fir Manach by Domnall ua Lochlainn and the men of Magh Itha, and
therein fell the persecutors of Ard Macha, i.e. Sitriuc ua Coem�n and the son
of Niall ua Serraigh and others. (�th Ergail |
U1130.5 part 700
Sluagadh
la Conchobur H. Lochlainn & la Tuaiscert n-Erenn
i n-Ulltaibh go ro thinolsatur Ulaidh do thabairt
catha doibh. Mebhais imorro for Ulltaibh co ro l�dh a n-�r im Aedh
H. Loingsigh ri Dal Araide & im Gilla Patraic
H. Serraigh ri Dal Buinde & im Dubh Railbhe m
Cairtin & im shochaide archena. Innrit imorro in tir co
h-Airther na h-Arda eter thuaith & chill co tucsat
mile do brait uel paulo plus & il-mhile imorro do
bhuaibh & do eachaibh. Maithi imorro Uladh
ima righ iar sein co h-Ard Macha i comdhail Conchobhair
co n-dernsat sith & comluighi & co fargsat giallu |
U1130.5
An army was
brought by Conchobor ua Lochlainn and the north of Ireland into Ulaid,
and the Ulaid gathered to give them battle. The Ulaid, however, were
defeated, and slaughter inflicted on them, including Aed ua Loingsigh, king
of D�l Araide, and Gilla P�traic ua Serraigh, king of D�l Buinne, and Dub
Railbe son of Cairtin, and many others. They plunder the country as far as Airthir
na hArda, both laity and church, and brought away a thousand prisoners or a
little more, and many thousand cows and horses. The nobles of Ulaid with
their king then went to Ard Macha to meet Conchobor, and they made
peace and mutual oath, and left hostages |
M1130.7 part 23 Sl�ighedh
la h-Ua Lachlainn .i. Conchobhar, mac Domhnaill, &
l� Tuaiscert Ereann i nd-Ulltaibh. Ro thion�ilsett Ulaidh
do thabhairt catha d�ibh. O ro comhfhoiccsigh c�ch di aroile dibh fechar
iomairecc ainmh�n etorra. Ro mheabhaidh for Ulltaibh fo
dhe�idh, & ro l�dh a n-�r im Aodh Ua Loingsigh tigherna
Dal n-Araidhe, im Giolla Ph�ttraic mac Searraigh, tigherna
Dh�l m-Buinne, im Dubh Railbhe mac Art�in, co n-droing
oile cenmot�t-somh, & indrit an t�r co h-airther na h-Arda
etir tuaith & cill, & tucsat m�le do bhrait, & il-mh�le do
bhuaibh, & d'eachaibh. Teccait maithe Uladh imo t-tighernadhaibh
iar sin co h-Ard Macha i c-comhdhail Chonchobhair co n-dernsatt
s�th, & comhluighe, & co f-farccaibhsiot gialla lais. |
M1130.7 An army was led by
Ua Lochlainn into Ulidia. The Ulidians assembled to give them battle. When
they approached each other, a fierce battle was fought between them. The
Ulidians were finally defeated and slaughtered, together with Aedh Ua
Loingsigh, lord of Dal-Araidhe; Gillaphadraig Mac Searraigh, lord of
Dal-Buinne; Dubhrailbhe Mac Artain;and many others besides them: and they
plundered the country as far as the east of Ard, both lay and ecclesiastical
property, and they carried off a thousand prisoners, and many thousand cows
and horses. The chief men of Ulidia, with their lords, afterwards came to
Ard-Macha, to meet Conchobhar; and they made peace, and took mutual oaths,
and they left hostages with him. |
M1158.12 part 26 Sl�igheadh l� Muirchertach
Ua Lachlainn co n-Ultaibh & co n-Airghiallaibh i t-T�r
Conaill, & ro indirset an t�r eitir ceallaib &
tuathaibh. Tucsat dna, Cen�l c-Conaill ammus longpuirt for Ultaibh,
& ro marbhadh Aodh ua Duinn Sl�bhe U� Eochadha, ri Uladh,
le�, & An Gall Ua Searraigh, & sochaide d'uaislibh &
d'anradhaibh oile cenmoth�t-somh. |
M1158.12
An army was led
by Muircheartach Ua Lochlainn, with the Ulidians and Airghialla, into
Tir-Conaill, and they plundered the country, both churches and territories;
but the Cinel-Conaill made an attack upon the camp of the Ulidians, and slew
Aedh Ua Duinnsleibhe Ui Eochadha, King of Ulidia, and the Gall Ua Searraigh,
and many others of the nobility and commonalty besides them. |
M1177.6 part 1 Maidhm for Ua
Maoil Doraidh & for Cenel c-Conaill ria c-Concobhor Ua c-Caireall�in
�it in ro marbhadh �r Cen�l Enda im mac Ui Searraigh
& im maitib iomhdha archeana. |
M1177.6 O'Muldory and the
Kinel-Connell were defeated by Conor O'Carellan in a battle, in which
O'Sherry and many other distinguished men of the Kinel-Enda were slain. |
LC1230.23 Mac Raith mag Seiridh,
espuc Conmaicne, quieuit in Cristo. |
LC1230.23 Macraith Mac
Seirigh, bishop of Conmaicne, quievit in
Christo. |
M1230.2 part 6 Giolla Iosa Ua
Cl�irigh epscop Luighne, Ioseph Mac Techedainepscop Conmaicne, Mac Raith Mag
Serraigh epscop Conmaicne, Rool Petit epscop na Midhe Riagl�ir
tocchaidhe, & milidh Criost, Giolla Coimdeadh Ua Duilenn�in comharba
Feichin, & ab reiccl�sa cananach Eassa Dara, Muiredhach Ua
Gormghaile pri�ir Innsi Mic n-Erin, Maol Muire Ua Maol E�in comarba
Ciar�in Cluana Mic N�is, Giolla Cartaigh Ua h-Eilgius�in
can�nach & angcoire, Donn Slebhe Ua h-Ionmainen manach
naomhtha & ard-maighistir saoir Mainistre na Buille d'�cc. |
M1230.2 Gilla-Isa
O'Clery, Bishop of Leyny Achonry; Joseph Mac Techedan, Bishop of
Conmaicne Ardagh; Magrath Mac Sherry, Bishop of Conmaicne; Rool Petit
(Rodolphus Petit), Bishop of Meath, a select ruler and soldier of Christ;
Gilla-Coimdeadh O'Duileannain, Coarb of St. Feichin, and Abbot of the church
of the Canons at Easdara Ballysadare; Murray O'Gormally, Prior of
Inis-mac-nerin; Mulmurry O'Malone, Coarb of St. Kieran, of Clonmacnoise;
Gilla-Carthy O'Helgiusain, a canon and anchorite; and Donslevy O'Hinmainen, a
holy monk and the chief master of the carpenters of the monastery of Boyle,
died. |
1473.19 part 11 Coccadh m�r i
Muintir Eolais & moran do mhilleadh etorra eittir losccadh
& mharbhadh. Indsaicchidh do thabhairt l� Mag Raghnaill ar bhaile Mh�g
Senlaoich, an baile do losccadh & Donnchadh mac Donnchaidh
Mec Seanlaoich do mharbhadh ann co n-droing eile. Sliocht Maoileachlainn
do thionol for an Tulaigh co ro loisccsead an baile. Mag Raghnaill
do breith forra, & Ruaidhri Mac Donnchaidh & clann Corbmaic
Bhallaigh meic Mec Donnchaidh, Ualtar Mac Dubhghaill, & Donnchadh
mac Toirrdhealbhaigh Mec Dubhgaill go ro comraicset diblinibh i n-Doire
Baile na Cairrcce. Briseadh for sliocht Mhaoileachlainn. Feargal
mac Murchaidh Meg Ragnaill s�ith Conmaicne d'ao�n tighearna
do mharbhadh don chur-sin, & Diarmait mac Uilliam Meg Raghnaill, Cathal
mac Uaithne mic Murchaidh, Brian mac Diarmata Meg Raghnaill, Brian
M�g Senlaoich, Risderd Mac Searraigh, &
sochaidhe cenmoth�t do marbhadh amaille friu |
M1473.19 A great war broke out in Muintir-Eolais; and much
was destroyed between thern, both by burning and slaying. An attack was made
by Mac Rannall on the town of Mac Shanly, and the town was burned, and
Donough, the son of Donough Mac Shanly, and many others, were slain by him.
The descendants of Melaghlin assembled at Tulach, and burned the town. Mac
Rannall, Rory Mac Donough, and the sons of Cormac Ballagh, son of Mac
Donough, Walter Mac Dowell, and Donough, the son of Turlough Mac Dowell, came
up with them, so that a battle was fought between both parties at
Doire-Bhaile-na-Cairrge, in which the descendants of Melaghlin were defeated.
On this occasion Farrell, the son of Murrough Mac Rannall, worthy of being
sole Lord of Conmaicne, was slain, as were also Dermot, the son of William
Mac Rannall ; Cathal, the son of Owny, son of Murrough; Brian, the son of
Dermot Mac Rannall; Brian Mac Shanly, Richard Mac Sherry, and many others
besides these. |