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Brian Boru is chiefly remembered as the man 'who drove the Danes from Ireland', and who died at the Battle of Clontarf on Good Friday 1014. But there was far more to his life than that. The youngest son of an obscure king from Thomond, he came closer than any other Irishman before him or after... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Brian Boru: Add a description of this character.
- Maol Mórdha
- Murchadh
- Mathghamhain
- Donnchadh
- Tara
- Maolmhuadh
- Gormfhlaith
- Domhnall
- Desmond
- Aodh
- Ivar
- Sitric
- Sigurd
- Olaf The White
- Tadhg
- Thomond
- Shannon
- Donnabhán
- Cormac
- Brodar
- Marcán
- Niall
- Donn Cuan
- Cinnéide
- Patrick
- Dane
- Gleann Máma
- Muircheartach
- Ceallachán
- Maoil-seachlainn
- Norman
- Kincora
- Flann
- Criomhthainn
- Dubhchobhlaigh
- Ryan
- Cork
- Aonghus
- Thorfinn
- Todd
- Erin
- Olaf Cuarán
- Oilill Ólum
Setting & Locations edit
- Ireland
- Munster
- Dublin
- Leinster
- Clontarf
- Westmeath
- Limerick
- Armagh
- England
- Eoghanachta
- Europe
- Norway
- Cashel
- Scandinavia
- Aileach
- Bealach Mughna
- Osraighe
- Iceland
- France
- Uí Néill
- Tipperary
- Northumbria
- Scotland
- Denmark
- Lorcán
- Rome
- Kildare
- Killaloe
- Cogadh Gaedhel
- Saxons
- Louth
- Dundalk
- Liffey
- Clonmacnoise
- London
Authors & Contributors edit
- Roger Chatterton Newman (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 941.5010924
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