Annals of the Kingdom of Ireland, Vol. 5 (Classic Reprint)

The A ge of Christ, one thousand jive hundred one. JOHN, the son of Rossa, son of Thomas Oge Maguire, who had been a canon chorister in Clogher, Parson and Erenagh in A chadh-U rchair A ghalurcher, a wise man, learned in Latin and I rish, who kept a house of general hospitality for all that stood in need of it, died in the I des of June. Niall, the son of A rt, son of Owen ON eill, died. Rury, the son ofO Conor Faly, i.e. the son of Cahir, son of Con, son of Calvagh, died. Rury, the son of Mac Mahon, i.e. of Brian, the son of Redmond, was slain by the sons of Magennis. A war broke out among the people of Oriel themselves, i.e. between the descendants of Hugh Roe and the descendants of Redmond. Mac Mahon (R ossa) brought his creaghtsh with him into the Loughty ,and drove the descendants of Redmond from the country toO Neill. Mac Mahon pursued the descendants of Redmond, and they came to an engagement with each other at See also Harris sedition of Ware s Antiquities, his Table, called Loghty or Logh-tee, but p. 70, where the following notice of the term particularly out of some tributary Exactions Loughty occurs :called COSHERINGS, which he imposed on all The Dynast, or Chieftane, being elected, Lands except those of the Church, and of such supported himself and his train, partly out of to whom he granted special priviledges of Excertain Lands set apart for the Maintenance of emption.
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