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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the throne, but that her perfidy, which cost her her own life, had failed in its object, and her step-son, Nial, had become King of Ireland, to the exclusion of her offspring. Brian, however, in the lifetime of his half- brother, Nial, had succeeded to the provincial throne of Connaught, and his brother, Fiachra, another son of Mongfmn, had become chief of a district in the west of Ireland. Dissensions arose between the brothers. Fiachra was defeated in battle by Brian, and delivered in...to the hands of Nial as a hostage. Feredach, after- wards better known by his acquired name of Dathi, son of the captive Fiachra, avenged his father's wrongs on his uncle Brian, and restored Fiachra to liberty and rule. Fiachra left two sons : Dathi, who became Ard Righ on the death of his uncle Nial, and Awley, whose rule 4 in Connaught has left its impress in the name of Tyrawley, in the north-west of Mayo. It was in the persons of the seven sons of Awley, converted by Patrick, and baptized with thousands of their followers by him in the land of Tyrawley, that the vision of the saint was realized ; for these numerous converts to the faith were made in the vicinity of that wood of Focluth from whence in his dream Patrick had heard the voices entreating him to " come and walk among them.
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the throne, but that her perfidy, which cost her her own life, had failed in its object, and her step-son, Nial, had become King of Ireland, to the exclusion of her offspring. Brian, however, in the lifetime of his half- brother, Nial, had succeeded to the provincial throne of Connaught, and his brother, Fiachra, another son of Mongfmn, had become chief of a district in the west of Ireland. Dissensions arose between the brothers. Fiachra was defeated in battle by Brian, and delivered in...to the hands of Nial as a hostage. Feredach, after- wards better known by his acquired name of Dathi, son of the captive Fiachra, avenged his father's wrongs on his uncle Brian, and restored Fiachra to liberty and rule. Fiachra left two sons : Dathi, who became Ard Righ on the death of his uncle Nial, and Awley, whose rule 4 in Connaught has left its impress in the name of Tyrawley, in the north-west of Mayo. It was in the persons of the seven sons of Awley, converted by Patrick, and baptized with thousands of their followers by him in the land of Tyrawley, that the vision of the saint was realized ; for these numerous converts to the faith were made in the vicinity of that wood of Focluth from whence in his dream Patrick had heard the voices entreating him to " come and walk among them.
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