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Tomrair (died 848) was a ninth-century
Viking active in Ireland. He is one of the
first Vikings recorded by
Irish sources.
Tomrair is
reported to have...
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Tomrair mac Ailchi, or Thormod/Thorir Helgason, was the
Viking jarl and
prince who
reestablished the
preexisting small Norse base or
settlement at Limerick...
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Tomar (surname)
Tomar Jacob Hileman (1882–1945),
American photographer Tomrair (died 848),
Viking jarl also
known as
Tomar Tomaras of Delhi, a 9th–12th...
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during archaeological excavations at the site in 1900. The
Viking sea-king,
Tomrair mac Ailchi,
built the
first permanent Viking stronghold on Inis Sibhtonn...
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upset the sons of Sitric, who
allied with a "son of Helgi",
possibly Tomrair mac
Ailchi of Limerick, and
seized the city. This act
began a
period of...
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Thorir Hund (AKA Þórir hundr, c. 990 –
after 1030),
chief in Hålogaland
Tomrair (died 848),
Viking jarl, also
known as Þórir, Thorir, and Thórir This page...
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records it is
stated that
there was a king of "Viking Scotland"
whose heir,
Tomrair or Thórir,
brought an army to
Ireland in 848 by
which date the Nor****...
- Cathalán, king of Cenél Fiachrach, and many
others were slain. AI922.2
Tomrair son of Elgi, a Jarl of the foreigners, on
Luimnech (the
Lower Shannon)...
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Nechtain near
modern Castledermot,
County Kildare, in
which fell the jarl
Tomrair. Lorcán's
father Cellach had also been
aligned with
Munster during the...
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number and
their relationships with one
another are
largely obscure. Jarl
Tomrair,
described as the "tanist of the king of Lochlann" fell in the
Battle of...
