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Firceall (Irish pronunciation: [ˈfʲɪɾʲcəl̪ˠ]) was an
ancient Gaelic Irish territory which formed the most
south -
westerly part of the
ancient Kingdom...
- (O'Molloy) of the
Southern Uí Néill,
prince of
Firceall (Fir Cell, "men of the churches").
During its
existence Firceall was the
location of a
number of ancient...
- Kildare. The
Kingdom of
Firceall ruled by the O'Molloy clan
constituted much of the
centre of the county. The
Kingdom of
Firceall was part of the Kingdom...
- Ages,
Tullamore was
within the
Gaelic territory of
Firceall ruled by the O'Molloy clan.
Firceall was part of the
Kingdom of Meath. The
Tullamore area...
- nÁedo Sláine
Kings of
Brega Uí
Maolmhuaidh Uí
Maolmhuaidh Firceall The O'Molloy,
Prince of
Firceall Uí
Maoil Aodha Ó
Maoil Aodha Oirthir Connachta Uí Maolmhaodhóg...
- Moylen) was the name of a
plain or
heath in the
Gaelic Irish territory of
Firceall,
between modern Tullamore and
Durrow in
County Offaly. Mag Lena straddled...
- as
Firceall which was
allied to the
Kingdom of Meath. When the
Gaelic chieftains were
removed from
power following the
English Plantations,
Firceall was...
- may have been. In
Gaelic Ireland, Rath was
located in the
territory of
Firceall, of the
Kingdom of Meath. The O'Molloy clan were
chieftains of the territory...
-
December 1601,
Tyrrell captured Killurie Castle and
Walter Castle, in
Firceall and
Upper Ossory, respectively.
Captain Richard Tyrrell joined Hugh Roe...
- the event. Historically,
Kilcormac was part of the O'Molloy
territory of
Firceall which was part of the
Kingdom of Meath,
however Ballyboy was traditionally...
