- Tomás Ó
Caiside, aka An
Caisideach Bán, (c. 1709 – 1773?), was an
Irish friar, soldier, and poet. Ó
Caiside's family was of
Ulster stock, his parents...
- Dutu Úa
Caiside, poet, fl. 1147.
Finghin Ó
Caiside, died 1322.
Gilla na
nAingel Ó
Caiside, died 1335
Tadhg Ó
Caiside, died 1450
Concobur Ó
Caiside, died...
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Gilla Mo Dutu Úa
Caiside (fl. 1147) was a
Gaelic Irish poet.
Closely ****ociated with Tighearnán Ua Ruairc, King of Bréifne, he was
attached to the monastery...
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soldiers from Ireland. One of his
fellow soldiers was the poet Tomás Ó
Caiside (c.1709–1773?). A
portrait of
Kirkland survives. http://factoidz...
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Mochua Ó
Caiside,
Irish poet, fl. 12th century. Ó
Caiside was a
member of a
family situated in what is now
County Fermanagh. The Ó
Caisides were originally...
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surname and
ultimately from the
Gaelic given name
Caiside,
meaning "clever" or "curly-haired." The name
Caiside comes from the
Irish word
element cas. C****idy...
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Concobur Ó
Caiside, Gaelic-Irish physician, died 1502. Ó
Caiside was a
member of a
brehon family based in what is now
County Fermanagh.
According to the...
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Peirce Ó
Caiside (died 1504) was a Gaelic-Irish
physician and writer. He was of the most well-known Ó
Caiside family, who were
natives of what is now County...
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Finghin Ó
Caiside, Gaelic-Irish physician, died 1322. Ó
Caiside was a
member of a
brehon family based in
County Fermanagh, who
became physicians to its...
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Tadhg Ó
Caiside (d. 1450), was a Gaelic-Irish
physician and
Chief of the Name. Ó
Caiside was a
member of a
brehon family based in what is now
County Fermanagh...
