, the O’Neill, and four the O'Rourke; O’Reilly, with the English and the
tribe Henry, were slain Con, son O’Neill,
people Tullaghonoho proceeded oppose them Bel-atha-Conaill, and Edmond, the son Hugh
been slain there the men Brefney, who defeated his forces his return from his expedition Cruachan, the seat the kings Connaught, near Elphin, and after having the palace Cruachan, and killed Oilioll, king
the same day, revenge
A.
tribe Henry, were slain Con, son O’Neill,
people Tullaghonoho proceeded oppose them Bel-atha-Conaill, and Edmond, the son Hugh
been slain there the men Brefney, who defeated his forces his return from his expedition Cruachan, the seat the kings Connaught, near Elphin, and after having the palace Cruachan, and killed Oilioll, king
the same day, revenge
A.
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