- The
Tinnakill Duanaire (Trinity
College Dublin MS 1340) is an
early seventeenth-century m****cript "prized for its
important collection of
bardic religious...
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Tinnakill Castle (Irish: Tigh na Coille, lit. 'house of the wood'), also
known as Tynekill, is a
ruined medieval tower house in the
parish of Coolbanagher...
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Roundwood House Dunamaise Arts Centre,
Portlaoise Portlaoise Leisure Centre Tinnakill Castle Abbeyleix Bog
Project Heywood gardens(Lutyens) 18-hole golf courses...
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found only in the
Tinnakill Duanaire on
folio 34r. It was
composed for the
brothers Aodh
Buidhe Mac
Domhnaill and
Alasdar of
Tinnakill, Queen's County,...
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Derrynaseera (1828 Dernaserea), Glebe,
Larch Hill,
Laurel Hill, Shanderry,
Tinnakill (1828 Tennakilly). "Cúil Ruáin/Coolrain".
Placenames Database of Ireland...
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house Strahane Castle,
ruins of
tower house Shrule Castle,
castle ruins Tinnakill Castle,
tower house Clonburren Castle,
tower house Lough Rynn Castle,...
- (1975-6), 50–66. The
Tinnakill dunaire, Anne ****van,
Celtica 11, (1976), 214–28. A poem to Aodh
Buidhe and
Alasdar Mac
Domhnaill of
Tinnakill,
Eoghan Ó Raghallaigh...
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around 1759 to John Perry, a
musical instrument maker and
landowner from
Tinnakill near Raheen,
County Laois.
James was one of at
least three sons that would...
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someone skilled with
writing letters, such as a bard like MacCarthy.
Tinnakill Duanaire Royal Irish Academy MS 24 P 33 23 N 10 The Book of the White...
- mare with no
white markings bred by
Dermot Cantillon &
Forenaghts at
Tinnakill House in
County Laois, Ireland. She was
sired by Intikhab, a
miler best...
