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Showing posts with label Adomnán of Iona. Show all posts
28 June 2024

Clonmacnoise Monastery

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Clonmcnoise was founded in 544CE by St. Ciarán where a major east-west route crossed the River Shannon. Location is important in real estate...
21 December 2023

The Law of Innocents

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Besides  Brehon Laws , Ireland had Cáin laws ( Cáin ="law"; redundant, I know) that were made with the help of church figures. Ado...
20 December 2023

Tanistry and Authority

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Congal Cáech was a king of the Irish province of Ulaid (on the north east coast) in the early 7th century. Cáech means  "squinting...
16 November 2022

Prophetic Death

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Prophetic death is a staple of mythology and legend. One classic trope is the "threefold death" in which a prophecy claims three d...
15 November 2022

Diarmait mac Cerbaill

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There were two significant designations for kings in Ireland. Of the several different kingdoms on the Emerald Isle, only one of them had po...
13 November 2022

Adomnán of Iona

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Adomnán of Iona (also known as Eunan) was born about 627 CE in what is now County Donegal. We do not know a lot of details of his life befor...
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