The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-04-15
The lily Mai Tribe.

tribe were the O'Neils, princes OF ~
rome, of Clanneboy, lords of Aighert
and kings of Ulster.
In this tribe were the subchieftains, |
the O'Donnells, princes of Tyrconell
(DonegaD. The O'Dohertys, chiefs of
Innishowen, O'Gallaghers, chiefs of
the Fews, the McGuines, chiefs of
Fermanagh, and other minor chiefs.
Some of the families of that tribe
were: McSuly (echo), McAnulty (son
of noble), McCabe (father), McCaul
(the proud), McCasky (champion), Nc
Closky (the blind), McCullen (the
comrade), McFergus (the worthy,
McClain (the for), McGeoghegan
(doorkeeper), McHenry &c. S. of be-
loved), Mclaughlin (having spears),
Mcguire (the knife), McShane (son of
john, O'Bogle (benign), O'Brennan
(son of Emma), O'Connolly "a light,
O'Cooney prosperity, Fox (the fox,
O'Cobane (fatterer), ODaly (off-
spring., ODonnelly (howling), O'Do-
herty (grandson of destroyer), O'Don-
nell grandson of champion), O'Galla-
CHER (ambition of yalor), O'Garrity
(the sulky), O'Horan ia poem), O'Hag-
gerty (revengefuD, O'Hamlin Gun
skilled), O'Hennessy (despair), o.
Kane (beloved), O'Murry (capable),
O'Neill (champion), O'Quinn (the
hound), O'Quinlan Glands persuader),
O'Rafferty (the stubborn), O'Sheridan
generously, O'Shiel (the gracious),
O'Slevlin Highway robbery.
The Hy Bruno Tribe.
Founded by Brian or Bruno, King of
Ireland, A. d. $780, The chief of the
tribe was the O'Connor, prince of Siol
and king of Connaught. One of the
princes of this tribe was the O'Malley,
prince of Burrishoole and Umalie.
| Some of the prominent families of
this tribe were:
Fahy (the giant, Ford &c. S. of de-
fender), Luby (the bald), McBrady
(ship captain), McBrennan fertility,
McDonnough &c. S. of helper), Nc
Geroghty "a rock), McGarry (usefuD,
McHale (hands ome), McManus
(great, McTevin (messenger), o.
Bardley (proud), O'Bresian (prince),
O'Brins (dreamer), O'Crowley (cour-
ageous), O'Carry (the rock), O'Cum-
Minis (soldier), O'Connor Chelper), o.
Doolan (bulky), O'Donnellon (howl-
ing), O'Foley (powerfuD, O'Finnerty
(genealogist), O'Flannery (chief), o.
Fallon (governor), O'Flynn (prince),
O'Flannigan Druid priest), O'Gelsby
(kind promise), O'Ganagan "a hero),
O'Halloran (victorious), O'Hallinan
(handsome), O'Kirwin (sculptor),
O'Morrisey Qord), O'Malley (modest).
O'Mallon (prompD, O'Malone. (bold
john, O'Rourk (soverign prince),
O'Reilly (impetuous), O'Shea (the
YOUTH, O'Sheehan (the loaner), O.
Tierney (aloud).
| The CIanna Roory.
Founded by Heber Dom, the son of
| Ir, after whom Ireland was called. The
head chieftain was McGinnis, prince
of Dal Arabic and Iveogh.
| Some of the leading families of this
clan were:
McCartin Friendship, McConway
Ca beaver), McGertegan (woundedD
McGinty (well born), McGinnis (dis-
trcss), McGilmar (the great boy), Nc
Hugh (son of speaker), McKeough
(the speaker, Mcknight (son of the
knight, OBrosnahan (exciting),
O'Casie (the hammer), O'Juigley or
O'Coigley Ga champion), O'Connory
beautifully, O'Drenan (son of the
poct), ODurllin (for war;, O'Duane or
O'Dunne Uhe poet), ODevine C. S. or
poet), O'Flagherty and O'Faherty
high lord, O'Hollihan cloud noise),
OKeeting (sturdy), O'Kenny (the
weary, O'Lowler (the giant, o.
Loughlin Gods eye), Obtaining (the
rich, O'Mackin (honest with quilD,
O'More (the great), O'Mulligan (dull
witted), OScanlon (the joker.
The lily Fiachra Tribe.
Founded by Fiacnra, king of Ireland,
A. d. $50.
The chiefs of this tribe were the
O'Dowds and the O'uines, princes of
lily Fiachra.
McCarey (wandering), McCleary
(clerk). McClelland (favorite). Nc.
Grehan (wound giving), McHomal-
tain (foster brother), Mcclure no.
ble). O'Brannan (sorrowfuD, O'Cleary
(son of wanderer), O'Coffy (eader in
battle), O'Dowd (the dark, O'Hines
(goodness), O'Keegan (philosopher),
O'Muldoon governor of fort), o.
Shaughnessy (crier pursivant), OFin-
negan (soldier).
Founded by Eogen More, son of OF.
liol Ollum, first absolute king of Nun
ster.
The chief of the tribe was Mccarthy
More, prince of Muskerry, king and
prince of Desmond, king of Cashel and
Munster.
The septs of the McCarthys were
the O'Mahoneys, the O'Donahues, the
O'Sullivans and others.
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