The Story of the Irish Before the Conquest From the Mythical Period to the Inva
The Story of the Irish Before the Conquest From the Mythical Period to the Inva
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" Dathi is ancestor of the great Connaught families of O'Shaughnessy, O'Dowda, and O'Heyne. This king inherited the military ambition of his uncle Niall, and like him, made war in Gaul. He had previously undertaken an expedition into Alba, stimulated by the praises of his Druids. In the seventeenth year of his reign he found himself at Assaroe, near Bally shannon, whither he had gone from Tara to adjust some contentions between his kindred in the west. He arrived at the estuary of the Erne, at ...the eve of the great Gaelic festival of Samhain, which was held on the last day of October. He commanded the presence of his Arch Druid, and demanded to know what would happen to himself and to his country in the year about to commence. " Then, " said Doghra, the Druid, " if you will send nine of your noblest chiefs with me from this to the banks of the Moy, I will reveal something to them. " " It shall be so, " said the king, " and I shall be one of the number myself. " Dathi and his chiefs departed secretly from the camp and arrived at Rath Archaill, near the Moy, where the Druids' altars and idols were.
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" Dathi is ancestor of the great Connaught families of O'Shaughnessy, O'Dowda, and O'Heyne. This king inherited the military ambition of his uncle Niall, and like him, made war in Gaul. He had previously undertaken an expedition into Alba, stimulated by the praises of his Druids. In the seventeenth year of his reign he found himself at Assaroe, near Bally shannon, whither he had gone from Tara to adjust some contentions between his kindred in the west. He arrived at the estuary of the Erne, at ...the eve of the great Gaelic festival of Samhain, which was held on the last day of October. He commanded the presence of his Arch Druid, and demanded to know what would happen to himself and to his country in the year about to commence. " Then, " said Doghra, the Druid, " if you will send nine of your noblest chiefs with me from this to the banks of the Moy, I will reveal something to them. " " It shall be so, " said the king, " and I shall be one of the number myself. " Dathi and his chiefs departed secretly from the camp and arrived at Rath Archaill, near the Moy, where the Druids' altars and idols were.
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