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Turgesius (died 845) (also
called Turgeis, Tuirgeis, Turges, and Thorgest) was a
Viking chief active in
Ireland during the 9th century.
Turgesius Island...
- The prin****l
island on
Lough Lene is
named after Turgesius who was a
Viking leader who is said to have
conquered Dublin....
- that this son of
Harald should be
Turgesius is
chronologically impossible, as
Harald was born
around 851.
Turgesius’s identity remains uncertain to this...
- Lene also has
claims to
being the home to
kings and Vikings, such as
Turgesius who had one of his
forts upon the hill on the
southwest overlooking the...
- King of Uí
Fiachrach Aidhne. 832 A
Viking fleet of
about 120
ships under Turgesius invades kingdoms on Ireland’s
northern and
eastern coasts. Clondalkin...
- son and heir
Prince Turgesius,
using forged letters indicating that the
Prince covets the throne. He
arranges that both
Turgesius and the Prince's granduncle...
-
concrete stile,(v1) M****-Path, Ranaghan,
Collinstown Bell of
Lough Lene
Turgesius Island,
Lough Lene
Sunset on
Lough Lene The Cut,
Lough Lene Dublin-Mullingar...
- legends, it was on this
island that
Queen Maeve was killed. The
Viking Turgesius controlled a
ringfort on the s****s
until his
death by
drowning in Lough...
- Island, Lady's
Island and
Carrickphilbin Island. The
Viking chieftain Turgesius is said to have been
drowned in
Lough Owel by Máel
Sechnaill mac Maíl...
- one of
these is
attributed to the
Viking chief Turgesius, who is said to have
conquered Dublin.
Turgesius built them on high
ground overlooking Lough Lene...
