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John O'mahony · 1913 · Scanned text · Free in the US

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Author
John O'mahony
Language
English
Published
1913
Length
98,703 words · about 6 h 55 min
Sections
7 reader sections
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Contents (7)
  1. Front matter about 39 min
  2. Appendix about 3 min
  3. Part II about 1 h 23 min
  4. Part III about 44 min
  5. Part IV. Kinelmeky about 1 h 14 min
  6. PART V. The Minor Septs of Muskerry about 16 min
  7. Part VI. 1 about 2 h 37 min

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Front matter

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Appendix

Extracts from the Two Topographical Poems.

(From 510UA Cxiomli.)

R<Mc tlAiclcAnn An \\A\t feo toi|t 1 mbiox) iDAc mic t)fioir) riA j^tuAJ;

X)A hionroA ^tioj^AX) xiom' \\e\p 1 ti-Aimpji Cein triic mAoliiitiAi-o.

t)ocA|i T1A 5CA|ibAt) An borAji fo ttiAi-o '5a •Dci5-Dif ftuAij Clomne CAif

Urn CiAn niAC niAotmuAi-6 mic t)|ioin ^^A\\ pill ^nArii r^ioij ca^i Aif.

"Di'in SAit)be An -oun fo tiA|i In^eAn fin -oo bfiiAn tTlAc UaiI

Cfii ceuT) beAn -oo -oiotAT) bAtji-D "Do ti^eAT) 5AC Ia le SAi-ob.

Ai r\A jCjieAc An c-Ar fo coi^i At inA n-oeunrAOi jniorriA A15

C|ii ceuT) eAc ^le j;cu|ir;AOi f|tiAn "Oo tijeA-o le CiAn -oo'n |iaiu.

CeAcjiACA mAc bA mAic jnAOi 'Do cigeAt) 5AC Iaoi -oo'n -pAit.

Uaca-o •oo'n jioim -o'a ■oceit) cac

(From triAC hA^.)

Uaic UAirteAnn jiAit Cui|ic 1f Cein, CtiuAj, A "Oe, mA-p ACA Anocc !

*Otin 'OttAigneAin at) •otin fo ctiAi-o, til Seicinn nA|i chuait) le ■OAim ;

Uaic Cuilcinn, cjiuin^e An cnuic, CfiuAJ mA^i "OO t■a^^c za\\ eif caic ;

triAolAn If ITleAf AjAn mo^i, "Oa oinmiT) nA floj |iem' cttA"o j

t>A mime lAT) f Aifi^ie CiAn, 1f bA mime t)fiAn fAn^Aic.

Uaic An "Ooif f eo^iA "oo cim ;

If cf tiAJ mAf bim A^tif cAim ! til C15 'OubcAc guf AT) C15,

'S m cijim-f e f of •oo'n uaic.

tnAjicAin x)o cloinn ©acac caoiiti, "Oo'n -o^ioinj bA m6|t Aoib if A15!

t)A biom-oA cf eAc Ajvif 51AII "Do beitiioif 50 CiAn 'f An ^lAit.

tDife rriAC tiA5 nA jc^eAc ;

If mAit An bf eAc mo beit mA^i cAim ; Til fiAbAf CAicleAc le neAc fiAtii

An f At) "oo biox» CiAn 'f^^i f aic.

For some remarks on the partial modernization of ancient poems frequently transcribed or recited through many centuries, see a subsequent page.

Cf i tiAinmneACA Uaca C«if e "Oo lomAf •oAdb, 5ibe f ac ;

gAn CiAn mAc tTlAolmtiAiT) fAn f aic.

Uaic SAix)be, inline ttfiiAin, •OiAi-D Af n-oiAiT), If Uaic Cein,

O "DO tuiC f 1A-0 ICAC Af leit,

UAit nA bpleA-6, UAit nA mt)An, "Da jiAit x)o CA^ mAc ITlAolmtiAiT),

5An Acc A "ocAif e "o'a nt)eif.

If e -DO bei-p me jAn fntjAX).

GENEALOGICAL TABLE No. IL (From Duald MacFirbis's Book of Mimster and several Irish MSS. in R.I.

Academy and T.C.D.)

Maiion (ob. A.D. 1038).

Brodchon.

Cumara.

Donogh Donn.

Cian.

Donogh na Himerce Tiomcuil (ob. a.d. 1212).

Sept of O'Mahon of Ivagha. Sept of O'Mahon of Kinelmeky.

O mAC5<\riitu\ x^n jTuin l*.\t^c.\rl.\15. O mACSAttitiA C^ift)f e^^c.

DiARMUiD MoR I. (eldest Concobar (2nd son).

son). Aodh.

Tadhg. Maghnus.

Donogh Ratha Dreodin. , Donogh Maol.

Diarmuid Mor II. (Sliocht Diarmada Oig.) Diarmuid Cairbreach.

. I.

Finin.

Donal.

Diarmuid Runtach.

Concobar Cabaicc.

Concobar Fiona (na neach).

Concobar Fionn (na ccros).

Concobar Fionn.

Donal.

Concobar.

Diarmuid Og Tadhg Buidhe.

(a-n-deasmuman, i.e. of Diarmuid.

Desmond").

Sean.

Diarmuid.

Concobar.

Tadhg Meirgeach (ancestor of the Co.

Kerry families of Dunloe Castle, Kilmorna, Dromore, and of one Co. Cork family, fl. a.d. 570.)

Donal.

Diarmuid Spaineach.

Finin.

Maolmuadh,

Cian.

Mahon.

GENEALOGICAL TABLE No. III.

Minor Septs in Muskerry.

Clan-Finin-na- Clan Concobair.

Ceithirne.

Macraith (eldest son Concobar (4th from

of Diarm. Mor I.) ist O'M.Carbery).

O'M. Sept of Ibh Floin Luadh.

Tadhg an dir (br. of Diarmuid Mor II. )

Finin,

Diarmuid Buidhe.

Diarmuid.

Donogh.

Diarmuid.

Eoghan.

Diarmuid.

Sean.

Diarmuid.

Sean.

Diarmuid.

Concobar an Crochar.

Donogh.

Cian.

Cian an Crochar (fl. A.D. 1719).

Seamus (James, Lieut. -Colonel in the Spanish service, ob. A.D. 1776.)

Finin (a quo Clan

Finin).

Cian.

Donogh Ruadh.

Donogh Ruadh.

Maolmuadh.

Mahon.

Diarmuid.

Mahon Ruadh.

Donogh.

Mahon.

Donogh.

Finin.

Finin Og.

Finin Og Maol.

Donogh.

O'M. of Kilna-

glory.

Donal (2nd son of

Diarmuid Mor II. ) Finin.

Tadhg.

Donal.

Maolmuad.

Concobar.

Donal.

Tadhg.

Tadhg Og.

Concobar.

David.

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