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Tomrair mac
Ailchi, or Thormod/Thorir Helgason, was the
Viking jarl and
prince who
reestablished the
preexisting small Norse base or
settlement at Limerick...
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archaeological excavations at the site in 1900. The
Viking sea-king,
Tomrair mac
Ailchi,
built the
first permanent Viking stronghold on Inis
Sibhtonn (King's Island)...
- sons of Sitric, who
allied with a "son of Helgi",
possibly Tomrair mac
Ailchi of Limerick, and
seized the city. This act
began a
period of
conflict between...
- foreigners" of Dublin. In 922, a Limerick-based jarl
named Tomrair mac
Ailchi is
recorded as
leading raids on
churches and
islands up the
River Shannon...
- had
begun by 922. In that year a
Viking jarl or
prince called Tomrair mac
Ailchi—Thórir Helgason—led the
Limerick fleet on
raids along the
River Shannon...
- the
Norse of
Dublin and Limerick,
dating from the
arrival of
Tomrair mac
Ailchi in 922. They ****ume that the two Amlaíbs
actually engaged in a
battle and...
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Helgason (mathematician) (1927–2023),
Icelandic mathematician Tomrair mac
Ailchi (Thorir Helgason), tenth-century
Viking king of
Limerick Halldor Helgason...
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lasted only a
surprising fifty five
years from the
arrival of
Tomrair mac
Ailchi in 922. At his
death in 977, the
generally reliable Annals of Inisfallen...
