History of Clare and the Dalcassian clans of Tipperary Limerick, and Galway
Publisher: M.H. Gill & Son
Published: 1893
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Format: Microform
Number of pages: 398
Subjects: Clare (Ireland) -- History; Ireland -- History.
Other titles: Dalcassian clans of Tipperary, Limerick, and Galway
First sentence: The County of Clare has an area of twelve hundred square miles, with about 130,000 inhabitants.
Notes: Microfilm (negative). Toronto : University of Toronto Library, Preservation Services, 1994. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
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pagenum: 1
title: Extent-Population-Geographical Features-Natural Advantages-Scenery-Soil-Lakes-Minerals-Tuameens, near Tulla-Altantic Ocean and Shannon-Evnironment-Moher Cliffs-Submergement at Milltown-Malbay-Kilkee-Bishop's Island-Loop Head-Carrigaholt Castle-Iniscatha-St. Senan's Island-Monasteries-Castles-Ennis and Quin Abbeys-Bunratty-Falls of Deenas, Killaloe-Kincora-Holy Island-Burren-Abbey of Corcomroe-Cell and Legend of St.Colman MacDuagh-Lisdoonvarna; label: 2
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title: Earliest known History-By whom peopled-Race of Eber-Mogha Nuadhat-Division of Ireland into Leathmogha and Leatheuin-Luihgaidh Meann, descended from Ossian, drives the Firbolgs out of Clare-Tuadh Mhumhain-Thomond-North Munster-Will of Oilioll Oluim-Origin and Division of the Thomond Clans-Their present Descendants-Crimhthan, King of Munster, becomes King of Ireland-Is poisoned at Cratloe-Conal Eachluaith-Niall of the Nine Hostages-Exclusion of the Dalcassians from the Sovereignty; title: FROM A.D. 432 TO 554. Christianity introduced-St. Benignus, Nephew and Successor of St. Patrick, preaches in Thomond and Kerry-St. Patrick blesses Clare from Knoc Patrick, near Foynes-Baptises there People from Corcovaskin-Prophesises the Birth of St. Senan-Incidents in the Life of this Saint-His Labours-His Death and Burial-St. Ruadan, Abbot of Lorha, in East Thomond, curses the Ard-Righ and his Palace of Tara-Its abandonment
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