10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COARB»
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1
An evening's conversation in the mountains of Derry; with a ...
A.D. Iona,] who was nephew to the last abbot, and thirteenth in descent from
Conall Gulban, ... ... died, 936 Finactach, son of Kellach, Coarb of Derry, a bishop
and a sage, skilled in the old language of Ireland, died, 937 Maelfinnen, learned
...
2
Transactions of the Kilkenny Archaeological Society
And it is necessary that the coarbs of these bishops should still be present at his
inauguration, namely, the coarb of Patrick, at Ailfinn,2 the coarb of Bridget of
Ballytober,3 the coarb of Dachonna4 of Eas mic n-Eirc [now Assylin], the coarb of
...
Kilkenny Archaeological Society, 1855
3
Annala Uladh: Introduction and index, by B. MacCarthy
Sligo), 1309. Benn-chor (Bangor, co. Down) abbots of:— Aedan, 610. Airindan,
849. Airmedhach, 800. Beogna, 606. Berach, 664. Ceile, 928, 929. Cellach (
coarb of Comgall), 968. Cennfaeladh, 705. Colman, 680. Colman (coarb of
Comgall), ...
Annals of Ulster, Cathal MacMaghnusa Maguire, William Maunsell Hennessy, 1901
4
Ordnance survey of the county of Londonderry
Dubhthach [the son of Dubhan], coarb of Columbkille and Adamnan, in Ireland
and Scotland [that is — at Derry and Raphoc, and Iona], died." He was the
nephew of his predecessor, and thirteenth in descent from Connell Gulban. His
festival ...
Great Britain. Ordnance Survey, Thomas Colby, Sir Thomas Aiskew Larcom (Gart.), 1837
5
Annals of Ulster: Otherwise, ... Annals of Senat
Macltuile (coarb of Cairnech), 945. -— -Mae-Nois (Clonmacnoise, Garrycastle
111112, King's co.), abbots of :— Acdlug, 652. Ailither, 599. Anaili, 799. Anmcre (
coarb of Ciaran, s. of the Wright), 918. Blathmac, 896. Ceilechair (coarb of Ciaran
), ...
6
An Enquiry Into the History of Scotland: Preceding the Reign ...
927* Baochin, Coarb of Brenainbuor, quievit. 928. " Coarb of Comgal." 930. "
Coarb of Ciarain." 931. " Coarb of Fechinfa- vair." 937. Dubharh, Coarb of Colum
Cille et Adomnan, in pace quievit. 938. Adalsten king of Saxons, the most
majestical ...
7
The Historians of Scotland
Kells appears to be still the official seat of the coarb of Columcille. The Four
Masters, at 1057, style this Bobhartach "oomharba of Columcille and Adamnan."
XL— GlOLLACRiST. Coarb 1057-1062. Surnamed Ua Maeldoraldh. The family
to ...
8
The Life of Saint Columba: Founder of Hy
XXVI. — Dubhthach. Coarb 927-938. Ob. Oct. 7. Son of Duban, of the race of
Conall Gulban, from whom, according to the pedigree in the Naemhseanchas, he
was fourteenth in descent, and in the same line as his predecessor, Maelbrighde.
Saint Adamnan, William Reeves, 1874
9
Dissertazioni della Pontificia Accademia romana di archeologia
Sligo), 1309. Benn-chor (Bangor, co. Down) abbots of:— Aedan, 610. Airindan,
849. Airmedhach, 800. Beogna, 606. Berach, 664. Ceile, 928, 929. Cellach (
coarb of Comgall), 968. Cennfaeladh, 705. Colman, 680. Colman (coarb of
Comgall), ...
10
A memoir introductory to the early history of the primacy of ...
For while mention occurs of " Abbots of Clonmacnoise" about 50 times between
the years 548 and 952, and only twice after, in the Annals, the style, "Coarb of
Kiaran" which is first met with at A.D. 952, occurs nearly 30 times in the period ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COARB»
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Cardinal Archbishop Seàn Brady of Armagh retires
I warmly congratulate Archbishop Eamon Martin who today becomes Archbishop of Armagh, Primate of All Ireland and Coarb Phadraic. Let us ... «Vatican Radio, Sep 14»
Delving into the vellum treasures of our past
It was compiled from earlier manuscripts in 1516 for Tadhg Ó Rodaighe (O'Roddy), the Coarb or successor of St Cáillín who had founded the ... «Irish Times, Feb 14»
