- of Ulaid, and by 919 they had lost all
links to the Airgíalla. Uí Maic
Cairthinn,
meaning "descendants of Cairthend".
Based south of
Lough Foyle in north-western...
- Mac
Cairthinn mac
Coelboth (?-446?-530?) was an Uí
Enechglaiss King of Leinster. Mac
Cairthinn is one of the very
earliest verifiable Irish kings. Though...
- Constantinople.
February 19 –
Leontius of Trier,
Bishop of
Trier Mac
Cairthinn mac Coelboth, king of
Leinster (Ireland) Proclus,
patriarch of Constantinople...
-
Saint Mac
Cairthinn, also Macartan,
McCartan (died 506), is
recognized as the
first presiding Bishop of
Clogher from 454 to his death. One of the earliest...
- St. Mac
Cairthinn as
Bishop of Clogher.
Clogher has been a
religious center since St. Patrick's time and
likely before. St. Aedh Mac
Cairthinn of Clogher...
-
person was of the
Machtheni people. As
evidenced by
kings such as Mac
Cairthinn mac
Coelboth (died 446) and
Ailill Molt (died c. 482), even by the 5th...
-
inscriptions or
short epitaphs on pillar-like
stone monuments (see Mac
Cairthinn mac Coelboth).
Ogham stones are
found throughout Ireland and neighbouring...
- the Nine
Hostages Lóegaire mac Néill
Coirpre mac Néill
Ailill Molt Mac
Cairthinn mac Coelboth, died 546/547
Tuathal Maelgarb, d.544/549
Diarmait mac Cerbaill...
-
Legend Arthur Guinness.
Peter Owen. ISBN 978-0720612967.[page needed] Mac
Cairthinn of
Clogher (died 506),
Irish Christian convert of St
Patrick Daniel McCartan...
- Leinster,
whose name is
recorded in Old
Irish king-lists and
annals as Mac
Caírthinn Uí Enechglaiss, is
memorialised on an
Ogham stone near
where he died....
