Eunda Conall Aongus Eoghan Cormac and Corrdubh. It does not appear to have been the name of any distinct principality or territory, but a natural appellation given to the region traversed by this river. the plain through which the River Moy flows. From the monastery of Muirisc in this place the barony of Murresk, anciently called Upper Umhall, was named in 1585., and of the plain of Muidh, or Muaidh The plain of Muidh or Muaidh, i. It is the name of a narrow piece of level land stretching from the foot of Croaghpatrick, in the county of Mayo, to the margin of Clew Bay. of the plain of Muirisc, daughter of Liogan The plain of Muirisc, daughter of Liogan, that is, the plain called after Muirisc, the daughter of Liogan, for some account of whom see Dinnsenchus, Lib. This Amhalgaidh had a large family, namely, Fedhlim Eochaidh of the two plains, i. the inhabitants of the present barony of Tirawley, which is bounded on the east by the River Muaidh, now the Moy., and the Hy-Becon. Sechnall, or Secundinus, the son of Darerca, the sister of Patrick, is given differently by Colgan., the Saint.įrom Amhalgaidh, the fourth son of Fiachra, are sprung the Hy-Amhalgaidh on the Muaidh The Ui Amhalgaidh, on the Muaidh, i.

Breasal, whose race became extinct and Conaire, from whom sprung Sechnall Sechnall the Saint - The pedigree of St. The territory of his descendants was great until the descendants of his brother Brian took it from them as eric Eric, i. (He was called Earc Culbhuidhe, because the smelted gold was not yellower than his hair. namely, Earc Culbhuidhe from whom are descended the men of Ceara. His fifth son was Dathi, who became monarch of Ireland, and is mentioned p. See Map prefixed to the tract on Hy-Many, for the situation of this territory., together with other territories not considered as of the Hy-Fiachrach at the present day].įiachra, son of Eochaidh Muighmheadhoin, had five sons Five sons - Only four of the sons of Fiachra are here named. The Race of Fiachra, Son of Eochaidh Muighmheadhoin Eochaidh Muighmheadhoin - He was King of Connaught, and was raised to the throne of Ireland in the year 358.

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