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Inis Cealtrach, Holy Island, inLoch Derg, Co. Galway, 31, 34.Inis Eóghain, Inishowen, Co.Donegal, 41.Inis (Inse) Fionn-ghall, 50.iodhail, the Jews, 8.lorras, Erris, Co. Mayo, 51.lúdaidhe (-dhigh), the Jews, 7, 8.Laighin, pi., the people and provinceof Leinster, 5, 7, 8, &c.Leath Chuinn, the northern halfof Ireland, 55, 63.Leath Mogha, the southern half ofIreland, 43, 44, 54, 57.Léim an Eich, 39.Léithghleann, Leighlin, Co. Carlow,46.Loch Garman, Wexford, 57, 60,65, &c.Lochlainn, pi., Norsemen, 50, 51,52, &c.Lochlannaigh, pi., Norsemen, 43,50, 52, &c.Luighne, a Munster race settled inN. Connacht, about the mod.barony of Leyney, Co. Sligo, 52.Luimneach, Limerick, 53, 60, 74.Magh Breagh, the plain of E.Meath and N. Dublin, 14, 27.Magh Cloinne Ceallaigh, a plainW. of Athy, in Leix, 61.Magh Da Chaomhóg, 54.Magh Luadhat, later Magh Nuadhad,Maynooth, Co. Kildare, 13.Magh Mucraimhe, a plain nearAthenry, Co. Galway, 17.Magh nAilbhe, a plain in Co.Carlow and Co. Kildare, 46, 47.Magh Nairbh, a plain on the bordersof Tipperary and Kilkenny,49-Magh nEalta, the plain E. ofHowth, 60.Magh Sléacht, a plain in Co. Cavan,41-Manainn, the Isle of Man, 10.Masraighe Mhoighe Sléacht, 41.Midhe, Meath, 55, 56, 57, &c.INDEX OF PLACESMuaidh, the river Moy in Co.Sligo, 51.Muimhnigh, Munstermen, 50, 51,52, &c.Mullach Maistean, Mullaghmast,Co. Kildare, 60.Mumha, Munster, 11, 16, 20, &c.Oileach, Greenan Elly, Co. Donegal,55-Oirghialla, a kindred which heldat one time all Ulster outsidethe counties of Donegal, Cavan,Antrim and Down; later confinedto Armagh, Monaghanand Fermanagh, and Louth.As a place-name anglicizedOriel, 14, 63, 64.Osraighe, sg. and pi., Ossory, 20,36, 40, &c.Pict, gen. pi., Pictibh, dat. pi., 37.Port Láirge, Waterford, 51, 54, 57,&c.Purgadóir Phádraig, St. Patrick'sPurgatory, Loch Derg, Co.Donegal, 64.Ráith Cheannaid, 41.Raith Maistean, at Mullaghmast,61.Raith Naoi = Cnoc Rathfann, 20.Ros na Riogh, Rosnaree, on theBoyne, 24.Sagsain, pi., gen. Sagsan, dat.Sagsaibh, Saxons, English, England,28, 37, 64, 65, &c. ; dat. sg.Sagsain, 74.Samhain = Cnoc Samhna, Knocksouna,Co. Limerick, 15.San Dáibhídh, St. David's, Pembrokeshire,65.Scuit, pi., gen. Scot, the Scots, 37.SÍ0I nEóghain, the Eóghanachtaof Cashel {see 29, 5 n.), 44, 50.Sionainn, the Shannon, 30, 59, 74.Sliabh an Bhogaigh, 58.Sliabh gCrot, Mount Grud, Co.Tipperary, 14.
INDEX OF PLACESSliabh Fuaid, the highest of theFews Mountains, Co. Armagh, 8.SUabh Mairge, Slieve Margy,Queen's Co. and Kilkenny, 46.Solchóid, Solloghed (LimerickJunction), Co. Tipperary, 11.Srúbh Broin, 11.Tailltean, Telltown, Co. Meath, 25,32.Teach Cleitigh, on the Boyne,_23.ieamhair, Tara, Co. Meath, 13, 16,19, &c.Tfr Chonaill, Tirconnell, CountyDonegal, 52.Tir Lughdhach, in Tirconnell, 42.Tuath Odhráin, near Tara inMeath, 19.UÍ Chinnsealaigh, a kindred ofSouth Leinster and their territoryin Co. Wexford, &c., 57,67.UÍ Chogaráin, 60.UÍ Eachach Mumhan, a race inSW. Cork and their territory,the Ivahagh peninsula, &c., 57.UÍ Fhailghe, the ruling families ofOffaly, in part of Kildare,King's Co. and Queen's Co., 58.Ui F'haoláin, a ruling kindred inN. Kildare, 58.Ui Liatháin, the barony of Barryrnore,Co. Cork, 29.Ui Mhuireadhaigh, the rulingkindred of S. Kildare, 58.Ui NéiU, the descendants of NiallNaoighiallach, 14.Ulaidh, pi., gen. Uladh, dat.Ultaibh, the Ultonians or Ulidiansand their territory ofUlster, 2, 3, 4, &c. After theconquests of the Oirghialla (cf.p. 27) confined to Antrim, Downand part of Louth, 55, 57, 58.Ultaigh, pi. = Ulaidh, 6, 7, 38,39-Umhall, the baronies of Murriskand Borrishoole, Co. Mayo, 51,
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