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Scottish Gaelic is Gall-Ghàidheil. The Norse–Gaels
often called themselves Ostmen or Austmen,
meaning East-men, a name
preserved in a
corrupted form in the...
- Scotland, who ****imilated into the
Gaelic culture.
Dubliners called them
Ostmen, or East-people, and the name
Oxmanstown (an area in
central Dublin; the...
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Britain and Ireland. (In contrast, the
Norse Gaels often called themselves Ostmen or
Austmenn – "East-men".) Not long
after Ingólfr
Arnarson arrived in Iceland...
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Irish for
Norwegian and
Danish Vikings, respectively.
Dubliners called them
Ostmen (East-people), and the name
Oxmanstown (an area in
central Dublin; the name...
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Prince of the Desies,
provided military ****istance to the
Ostmen of
Waterford in an Irish/
Ostmen coalition against the
Norman adventurer Raymond FitzGerald...
- Road and
Harold Road. At the time of the
Norman invasion, the Vikings,
Ostmen or
Austmenn (men of the East) as they
called themselves, were
exiled to...
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purpose of
giving them battle, they
solicited to
their ****istance the
Galls Ostmen of Dublin; and
these made no
delay till they came to Thurles.
Thither came...
- Pre-Reformation
Bishops of
Slane From
Until In****bent
Notes unknown 847
Onchu 847 854 So****a
Martyred by the
Ostmen 854 867
Niallan 867 874 Maol Breedi...
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evidence of it is
found in the
Annals of
Ulster of 1368. The Vikings, or
Ostmen as they
called themselves,
ruled Dublin for
almost three centuries, although...
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protection was
specifically granted to
members of the
family and
other Ostmen.
After the
justiciary referred the case to a jury for more information,...
