Annals of the Kingdom of Ireland Volume 1 - Michael O'Clery

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1856 edition. Excerpt: ... son of Maelcobha, died. The Age of Christ, 627. The fourth year of Domhnall. The battle of Ath-Ablaw, where Dicul, son of Fearghus, was slain by the Munstermen. The monastery of Inis-Medcoit1 was founded by Bishop Aedhan.. vidisse, &c.--Trias Thawm, p. 349. Maelfitric cecidit. Ernaine mac Fiachna victor In the Annals of Ulster this battle is men-erat."--Ann. UU. tioned under the year 628, as follows: "A. D. 629. Helium Lethirbe inter Genus "AD. 628--Bettum Dun Ceithirinn in quo Eugain inoicem, in quo Maelfitric cecidit."--Congal Caech fugit, et Domhnall mac Aedo we-Ibid, tor erat, in quo cecidit Guaire mac Forindan." u Bran Dubh.--" A. D. 629. Jugulatio Bran 'Congal Caech, or Claen.--He was known by duib mic Maelcobo."--Ann. UU. both surnames or sobriquets, Caech meaning Ath-AUa Not identified. "AD. f&. Bel blind, or one-eyed, and Claen, squint-eyed or lum Atho Aubla, in quo cecidit Diciull mac Fer perverse.--See JBatde of Hugh-Rath, p. 37, note k. gusa Tuile la Mumain."--Ann. UU. 'Ard-Corainn--Not identified. There is a Inis-Medcoit This island is described in the piece of land near Larne, in the county of An-Feilire-Aenguis, at 31st August, as " i n-iapcap trim, called Corran. "A. D. 626. Bellum Arda-rumpcipc Sovran m-bic," "in the north-west Corain. Dalriati victores erant; in quo cecidit of Little Saxon-land, where Aedan, son of Lu Fiachna mac Deamain."--Ann. Ult. gain son of Ernin, was interred." The festival 'Leathairbhe Not identified. "A. D. 628. of this Aedan is also entered in O'Clery's Irish Mora Echdach Buidhe, regis Pictorum, Jttii Ae-Calendar at 31st August, and it is added that dain. Sic in libro Cuanach invent. Vel sicut in he...