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270 INDEX.
Desterre, J. N., vii. - his duel -with O'Connell, ib.,
n. - his conduct at the Mutiny of
the Nore, ib.
Davenport, 58.
Devizes, K. John's letter from, to
build a new bridge at Dublin or
keep the old, 216, 217.
Devonshire, Duke of (L.L. 1741),
lands at Riugseud, 241, n.
Diarmid, son of Cearbhall, 66. - s. of Maelnambo, 92.
Dicuil, xlix., n., 1., n., liiL, liv. - 98, n., 113, n.
Dinn Seauchus, 213, 215, 226.
Dachonna, Saint, 12, 22, n., 46, n.
Dowcra, Lord, 147.
Dodder river, ex., cxxL, 145, 148,
149. - port of, Ixxvi. - (Rafernam water), 232, n. 1 ,
242, n.
Doddridge, Life of Col. Donnchadh, brother of Conchobar,
59,
Gardiner,
xiii.
60.
son of Flann, 69, n.
Donn, 77.
son of Brian Borumha, 78, 91,
92.
son of Domhnal Ua Maelseachlainn,
214, n.
- Abbot of
Cill-Dearga, 47.
Donegal, 63.
Dorsetshire, 89.
Dover Harbour, Capt. John Perry's
survey of (1713), 249.
Downs, The, xli.
Down survey, map of harbour, cvi.,
Ixxvi.
Downpatrick (Dun da Leathghlas),
16, 86.
Drake, F., 77, n.
Francis, 220, n.
Drafdritus, 99, n.
Drogheda, 222, n.
Droichet, 214.
Droichead Cleithe, 214, and n., ib.
Droichet Dubhgall, xlvii.
Dubhgall's bridge, 219.
(perhaps Dubhgall, s. of
Doire-Chalgaigh (Derry), 17.
Dolier-street, Ixxiv., xciv.
Dollar Bay, cxxii, n.
Dam-street, 194, n.
Domhring, 126, n 1 .
Dombrain, Sir Jas., R.N., xlv.
Domesday Book, 198, 180.
Domhnall, s. of Muircheartach, 85,
Donn, 77.
brother of.Donnchadh, 60.
Claen, King of Ireland, 80,
and n. s ib.
grandson of Lochlan, 219.
Dominicans, The, 222, n., 223.
Dominic-street, new, 212, n.
Dominuu Anglise, K. Richard I.,
189.
Hiberniae, John Earl of Moreton,
189.
Domville Henry, Ixxviii.
John, Ixxviii.
Donnchadh,
119, 142.
King of Ireland, 71,
Aulaff), ib.
Droichet at Dublin, 220.
Drom Choll Coill, 209.
Dromin, near Dunshaughlin, 1 7, n.
Dromod (South Wales), 53.
Drontheim, Ixv., and n., ib.
Druids, 32, n.
Druids, sorcery of, 172, n.
Drum-h-Ing (Dromin, Cilleath), 17.
Drumconran (Drumcondra), 232
n. 1
Dabhall River (Blackwater in
Tyrone), 85, n.
Dubhchoblaig, 78.
Dubhgoill, 17, 19.
Dubhgalls and Finngalls, 61, n.,
65.
Dubhgall's bridge, 219, 220.
Dubgoill or Danes the earlier of
the northern invaders, 5, 9 ; cause
of their greater fierceness, 5, 9 ;
their attacks on France, 10; on