Ostiarius mac full#

Domhnall, the son of Flann O'Maelsechnaill, and with the four strangers from the four cardinal points, i.e. Comharba of Disert-Columbkille and the Bishop O'Dunan, senior of Leth-Chuinn 51 and the King of Tara, i.e.

all these are of Sord, 47 and theД¬omharba of Columbkille, Ferdomnach O'Clucain, 48 with all the congregation of Columbkille, and Oengus O'Domhnallain, 49 the Anmchara, 50 i.e. for the Clann-Congalaigh and the Erenagh of Grellach, 43 and the Sech-nabb 44 and the Crozier of Reodaidhe, 45 and the Erenagh of Cill Scire, 46 and the Crozier of Scire, and Conall Mac Duibh, and Iarnan, i.e.

Ostiarius mac full#

The following are the guarantees and sureties given in it, Oengus, 27 the son of Mac Rancan, 28 full chief of Sil-Tuathail andД¬oill-Follamhain, 29 and Gilla-Odhar, 30 the son of Mac Ruadachan, 31 and Cu-dubh, 32 the son of Mac Comhgain 33 these were of the Clann-Ruadach 34 and Cu-duilig 35 O'Sneain 36 with his kinsmen, these were of the Clann-Murchadha 37 and O'Gorman of the Clann-Conaill 38 the three sons of Mac Cearnach, 39 and the two sons of Mac Searraigh, 40 and the son of O'Dubhthaigh, 41 of the Clann-Congalaigh, 42 as guarantees for themselves and for the O'Riamains, with all the guarantees already and hereafter mentioned for themselves, i.e. And from O'Riaman 26 it was purchased, it being his own lawful land. 25 And this is the price, eighteen ounces of gold, with other additional considerations, i.e.

as far as the lathach 22 to the south, and as far as Coel-Achach 23 to the east, and as far as Sidh Aithlius 24 to the east, with their houses and out-houses, and with its lawns, i.e. Achadh Muine Choscain, 20 with Achad mor 21 lying opposite to it, and with their meadows and bogs, i.e.

Land which the priest of Kells and his kinsmen purchased, i.e. Part 11 of The Irish Charters in the Book of Kells Corpus of Electronic Texts Edition The Irish Charters in the Book of Kells (Author: ) section 10 III.