- pp. 53–64. O'Brien,
Donough (1949).
History of the O'Briens from
Brian Boroimhe, A.D. 1000 to A.D. 1945. B. T. Batsford. Ó Corráin,
Donnchad (1972). Ireland...
- and Uí
Failge of the Laigin. Uí Néill Ard Rígh
attempted to
exact the
Boroimhe Laighean (cattle-tribute) from the
Laigin from that time, in the process...
-
Battle of
Clontarf in 1014, the High King of
Ireland Brian Boru (Brian
Boroimhe) is said to have been
killed with a
battle axe
while he was
found in prayer...
-
native Gaelic families of
royal blood, and
direct descendants of
Brian Boroimhe (Boru), High King of
Ireland in the
eleventh century. For
reasons of health...
- Auction.
Retrieved 3 July 2023. Reid, 85.
History of the O'Briens from
Brian Boroimhe, AD. 1000 to AD. 1945, by
Donough O'Brien, 1949, Batsford, page 217-218...
- "History of the O'Briens from
Brian Boroimhe, AD. 1000 to AD. 1945" see page 201 of "History of the O'Briens from
Brian Boroimhe, AD. 1000 to AD. 1945" see page...
- the Ward
River and Knocksedan,
River Valley, Rathingle, Highfields, and
Boroimhe to the
south side of the river. The main
business and
industrial areas...
- "History of the O'Briens from
Brian Boroimhe, AD. 1000 to AD. 1945" page 202 see "History of the O'Briens from
Brian Boroimhe, AD. 1000 to AD. 1945" page 213...
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January 2017. "Launched 1845: PS
Brian Boroimhe".
Clyde Ships.
Retrieved 6
January 2017. "Paddle
Steamer BRIAN BOROIMHE built by
Robert Napier in 1846 for...
-
monastery of
Ennis Abbey. See page 202 "History of the O'Briens from
Brian Boroimhe, AD. 1000 to AD. 1945" MacNamara, Geo. U. “Inchiquin,
County Clare (Concluded)...
