- Mo Lua may
refer to: Mo Lua of Killaloe,
saint and
founder of Killaloe,
County Clare,
Ireland Mo Lua of Kilmoluagh,
saint among the
Soghain of
County Galway...
- historians[who?]
point to an
origin that the
family are
descendants of
Saint Molua as
rumours of him
fathering children was
often talked of in the region....
-
Saint Molua (d. c 609), (also
known as Lua, Da Lua), was an
Irish saint, who was a
Christian abbot in the
Early Middle Ages.
Saint Molua's feast day is...
- Oche
through the
prayer of Íte. For 605,
Molua, i.e.
Lughaidh Mac **** Oiche,
first abbot of
Cluain Fearta Molua, died. Mac Néill, Eóin (1
January 1929)...
- Droimiskin,
presumably before that time. It is
possible that a
saint named Molua (not to be
confused with Mo Lua of Killaloe) of
Creevah is
identical with...
-
Molua of
Kilmoluagh was an
early Christian missionary among the
Soghain people of
County Galway.
Molua may have been a
native of the kingdom, as a St Moluoc...
- 515.0 22.5 790
Mioka 1,872 723 30.2 1,070
Isambi 2,135.7 824.6 36.6 1,290
Molua 71 44 1,566.6 604.9 24.7 870
Itimbiri 650 400 50,490 19,490 773.2 27,310...
- 510 – 592; also
known as Lua, Luan, Lu****, Lugaidh, Moloag, Molluog,
Molua, Murlach, Malew) was a
Scottish missionary, and a
contemporary of Saint...
- also
known as
Saint Lughaidh, 6th-century
Irish Pict
missionary Saint Molua, 6th-century
Irish saint,
founder of
Killaloe Dáire List of Irish-language...
- This
diversity has been
shaped by
historical trade and
migration patterns.
Molua, O. C.; Emagbetere, J. U. (2005). "Determination of
water table using electrical...
