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Thomas Monaghan VC (Irish: Tomás Ó
Manacháin; 18
April 1833 – 10
November 1895) was a
British recipient of the
Victoria Cross, the
highest and most prestigious...
- O'Manacháin /oʊˈmɒnəhæn/. The
Irish translation for this name is
descendant of
Manacháin,
which ultimately translates to "Monk".
Other variations include Monahan...
- Maoláin agus Mac Maoláin
McQuillan of the
Route - Mac Uighlín
Monaghan -
Manachain Mulvihill - Ó
Maoilmhichil Morgan of
Roscommon Nolan – Ó Nualláin O'Boylan...
- Mac Siurtain, Ó hEaghra, Ó Flaithbeheraigh, Ó Dubhda, Ó Seachnasaigh, Ó
Manacháin, Seoighe, Ó Máille, Ó Ruairc, Ó Madadháin, Bairéad, Ó Máel Ruanaid, Ó...
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first family home was a
cottage on a
parcel of land near the town of
Manachain (now Mohill) in
County Leitrim,
where they settled. They had
seven children...
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Barry Monaghan Personal information Irish name
Barra Ó
Manacháin Sport Gaelic football Position Full back Born
County Donegal,
Ireland Occupation ? Club(s)...
- a town in
County Monaghan, Ireland. Monaghan, a
variant of the
Gaelic manacháin,
meaning "little monk", may also
refer to:
County Monaghan, a
county in...
- (Tirlaughe) O'Byrne 1594 St Mary Irish: Maethail, Maothail, Maethail-
Manachain, Maothail-
Manachain;
Middle English: Maethla, Moithla, Moethla, Mucgail, Moghill...
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devastated the
local po****tion in the 6th century. Mohill, or
Maothail Manachain, is
named for St. Manachan, who
founded the
Monastery of Mohill-Manchan...
- (Calry,
Ballyloughloe and Kilcleagh) (County Westmeath)
Mohill (Mohill
Manacháin) (County Leitrim)
Mostrim (County Longford)
Mullahoran (Drumlumman North...
