ballach造句

• These later submissions bore no resemblance to those agreed by Brian Ballach.
• In retaliation, Ruaidhr?Ballach then plundered Killybegs.
• Ruaidhr?Ballach was killed by a Maol Mhuire, who then became the rightful lord.
• Successive rectors were priests of German origin including L黡icke, Amman, Gelderland, and Ballach.
• His brother Conall Ballach Mac Parthal醝n ( Conall " The Freckled " MacPartland ) was also a scribe.
• Ruaidhr?Ballach Mac Suibhne then requested to Maghnus ?Domhnaill to be installed as lord of Banagh, but was refused.
• Following a period of relative calm, a brief power struggle between the sons of Brian Ballach ensued in the 1560s.
• His brothers were Maol Sheachlann ( died 1383 ), Brian ( died 1427 ), Donnchadh Ballach ( d . 1445 ) and Cormac.
• Michael Ballach spread around short passes which always had the Anderlecht defense on the run and the central defender Thomas Linke ran a deadly efficient defense.
• "' Domhnall Ballach "', also known as Donald Balloch MacDonald ( d . c . 1476 ) was a son of Margaret Bisset, daughter of MacEoin Bisset, Lord of The Glens.
• Compiled by Pilip Ballach ?Duibhgeann醝n during the years 1579-1584, it is described on the front endpaper as " Miscellanea Historica Hibernica " in a later hand . ?Duibhgeann醝n was a resident of Cloonybrien, County Roscommon.
• "Mag Samradain, that is Cathal son of Donnchad Ballach, and Bishop Mag Samradain died . " ( The Bishop Mag Samradain referred to was Cormac M醕 Shamhradh醝n, the Bishop of Ardagh, Cathal's fifth cousin .)
• Eoin managed to gather support among the MacGill'Eain ( " MacLean " ) kindred of Duart, the MacLeoid kindred of John Stewart, Earl of Atholl; but Aonghas had the important support of Domhnall Ballach and the rest of the MacDomhnaill kindred.
• His ancestry was Cathal son of Donnchadh'Ballach'( the Freckled ) ( d . 1445 ) son of Fearghal ( d . 1393 ) son of Tom醩 ( d . 1343 ) son of Brian  Breaghach M醙 Samhradh醝n ( d . 1298 ).
• Alexander's bastard sons Uisdean ( Hugh of Sleat ) and Gilleasbaig ( " Celestine " ) were given Sleat and Lochalsh respectively, Domhnall Ballach became more independent in Islay and Kintyre, Clan MacLeod kindred took greater control in Mull and Clan MacKintosh greater control in Lochaber.
• Domhnall Ballach, the son of John M髍 and Margery, spent some time under the protection of the O'Neills in Ireland after fleeing Scotland following conflicts with Alexander Carragh already discussed, evidently responsible for completely ousting the Bissetts in the Glens in the 1520s or not long after.
• Turlough McGovern's genealogy was Turlough son of Cobhthach ( the Coffey after whom the Coffey McGoverns are named ) son of Aodh son of Tom醩 Maol son of Feidhlimidh son of Donnchadh Ballach ( d . 1445 ) son of Fearghal M醙 Samhradh醝n, chief of the McGovern Clan from 1359 until his death in 1393.
• This tradition was enhanced and embedded in the tradition by successive historians such as Dubs鷌lech ?Maolconaire ( died 1270 ); Se醤 M髍 ?Dubhag醝n ( d . 1372 ); Giolla 蚾sa M髍 Mac Fir Bhisigh ( fl . 1390 1418 ); Pilip Ballach ?Duibhgeann醝n ( fl . 1579 1590 ) and Flann Mac Aodhag醝n ( alive 1640 ).
• In the beginning of the 18th century F閕lim ?N閕ll ( in English Felix O'Neill ), senior male in linear descent of the line of Brian Ballach ?N閕ll, Niall M髍 ?N閕ll's second eldest son, was dispossessed of all his estate through the confiscation applied via the Penal Laws, which led him to emigrate to France.