maelruain造句

• St . Maelruain died in 792 and was buried in Tallaght.
• It is believed to have roots in Celtic Christianity, perhaps a minor branch of the Tallaght Maelruain or Kilnamanagh monasteries.
• The graves of the artists Oisin Kelly, Evie Hone and Elizabeth Rivers are in the new graveyard at St . Maelruain's.
• He entered as a lay brother, concealing his identity, but St . Maelruain soon discovered him and collaborated with him on the Martyrology of Tallaght.
• Also to be seen in the grounds of the church is the remains of the fosse, the ancient curved bank which enclosed Maelruain's monastery.
• The original village of Tallaght lies west of the Institute of Technology, Saint Mary's Priory, and Saint Maelruain's Church are located in the historic quarter of Tallaght village.
• Dr George Otto Simms is interred with his wife, Mercy Felicia n閑 Gwynn ( 1915 1998 ), in the cemetery attached to St . Maelruain's Church, Tallaght, County Dublin.
• The result was that the good saint abandoned his oratory at Dysert-Enos, and, after some wanderings, came to the monastery of Tallaght, near Dublin, then governed by St . Maelruain.
• Other contemporary Irish sources of the period, namely the Cotton manuscript still depict a plucked lyre correspond to the shrine of St Maelruain Gospel, the Durrow Cross lyre and the three stringed lyre carving of judgement of Solomon at Ardmore Cathedral.
• The grounds of the Priory, the old palace gardens, still retain many features from the historic past such as the Archbishop's bathhouse, the Friar's Walk and " St . Maelruain's Tree ", a Persian walnut of the eighteenth century.
• 1289 . Fiachra ?Floinn, Chief of S韔l Maelruain, the most hospitable and expert at arms of all the chiefs of Connaught, went to form an alliance with the English by marriage, but was treacherously slain by the son of Richard Finn Burke, Mac William, and Mac Feorais.
• The Franciscan John Colgan, another 17th century scholar, pointed out that 觘ngus and Maelruain could not have completed the " Martyrology of Tallaght " as it stands, as several entries are from periods after the death of both, but he also formed the opinion that the later entries had been made at Tallaght, where 觘ngus and Maelruain worked together, so justifying Ua Gorm醝n's use of the name " Martyrology of Tallaght ".
• The Franciscan John Colgan, another 17th century scholar, pointed out that 觘ngus and Maelruain could not have completed the " Martyrology of Tallaght " as it stands, as several entries are from periods after the death of both, but he also formed the opinion that the later entries had been made at Tallaght, where 觘ngus and Maelruain worked together, so justifying Ua Gorm醝n's use of the name " Martyrology of Tallaght ".