Dromaneen, 242
Dromore, see of, 293
Drumcliff, church of, 12
Dublin, Danish Kingdom of, Chapter II., passim
— called Ath Cliath by the Irish, 34, 59, 73, 81, 108;
the Mayor at Knocktoe, 120;
the O’Byrnes break into the castle, 158;
siege of, 166-168, 170, 187, 198, 223;
the Mayor dubbed knight at Bellahoe, 240, 259, 331, 371, 385
— church and see of, 32-36, 289, 290;
primacy removed to, 367;
for Archbishops, see Donat, Gillapatrick or Patrick, O’Haingly, Gregory, O’Toole, Lech, Bicknor, Minot, Talbot, FitzSimons, Rokeby, Inge, Alen, Browne, and Curwin.
— Robert de Vere, Marquis of, 85
Dufferin, 364
Duleek, 50
Dumbarton, 281
Dunamase, 77
Dunan;
see Donat.
Dunboyne, Sir Edmund Butler, first Baron of, 258, 277, 329, 393
Duncadh, Abbot of Iona, 15
Dundalk, 13, 67, 129, 199, 222, 231, 237, 247, 263, 363, 397, 403
Dundrum, in Down, 127, 232, 353
Dungannon, 63, 119, 120, 127, 243, 264
Dungannon, Matthew O’Neill, or Kelly, first Baron of, 269, 363, 364, 368, 376, 377
Dungarvan, 182, 183, 187, 189, 193, 331, 379, 412
Dunkellin, Barony of, created, 271
Dunlavin, 23
Dunmore, in Kilkenny, 117, 167
— in Galway, 320
Dunsany, the Plunkets of, 76
— Edward Plunket, first Baron of, 120
Eagle, a pirate, 329
Ebric, a Norman at Clontarf, 27
Echingham, Sir Osborne, Marshal of the army, 268
Edenderry, 135
Edgar, John, 272
Edgcombe, Sir Richard, 106-108
Edinburgh, 247
Edmonds, John, 413
Edward I., 62
— II., 65
— Prince of Wales, 100
Eglish, 226
Elbric, or Eric, 36
Elizabeth Woodville, Queen, 92
— of York, Queen, 108
Ely O’Carroll, in King’s County, 125, 127, 136, 210, 223, 226, 262, 409
Elyans, the, i.e. the O’Carrolls, 157
Ely House, Holborn, 285
Emly, church and see of, 18, 255
Empire, the, 47, 86, 187, 192, 349
Empson, Richard, 194
Enaghdune, now Annaghdown, at one time a bishopric, 296, 388
Enniscorthy, 408
Eoghanachts, or Eugenians, 22, 31
Erasmus, 366
Eugenius III., Pope, his constitution for the Irish Church, 16, 35, 52
Eures, Ralph de, Archbishop of Canterbury, 33, 34
Eustace, Alison, first wife of the eighth Earl of Kildare, 115
— family of, 53;
see Baltinglass.
— Janet, sister of the last named, married to Sir Walter Delahide, 164
Eva Mac Murrough, wife of Strongbow, 41, 44
see Dexter.
— Duke of, 316
Fagan, Nicholas, 317
Farney, or Ferney, 133, 222, 240, 245
Farquharson, Bishop of the Isles, 309
Faughard, 67
Fay, Edmond, 334
Faye, Melour, 152
Fercullen, 252
Ferdinand, Emperor, 7
Ferdinand the Catholic, 188
Fergraidh, King of Munster, 22
Fernandez, Gonzalo, 184-188, 190
Ferns, church and see of, 40, 42, 293, 297, 408
Fethard, in Tipperary, 74, 297
— in Wexford, 297
Fieldston, 249
Finbar, St., 36
Finglas, Patrick, Chief Baron of the Exchequer in 1535, 130, 164
Fisher, John, Cardinal and Bishop of Rochester, 322
Fishmoyne, 329
FitzAdelm de Burgo, William, Viceroy in 1177, 47, 51-53, 58
FitzAnthony, 72
— Margery, ancestress of the Desmonds, 76
FitzEustace, Rowland, Baron of, Portlester, 109
Fitzgerald, Maurice, son of Nesta and ancestor of all the Fitzgeralds, 41, 65, 71, 76;
see Geraldines.
— Raymond le Gros;
see Le Gros.
— John FitzThomas, first Earl of Kildare, 72
— Maurice FitzThomas, first Earl of Desmond, 72, 78
— Sir Thomas, brother of the eighth Earl of Kildare, Lord Chancellor in 1487, 102;
killed at Stoke, 105
— Thomas, half-brother of the ninth Earl of Kildare, 133, 151, 160
— Sir James, brother of the ninth Earl of Kildare: Vice Deputy in 1526, 142, 150, 158, 161, 176, 215
— Oliver, half-brother of the ninth Earl of Kildare, 171, 215
— Richard, half-brother of the ninth Earl of Kildare, 215
— Sir John, half-brother of the ninth Earl of Kildare, 156, 171, 215
— Walter, half-brother of the ninth Earl of Kildare, 215
— Lady Eleanor, sister of the ninth Earl of Kildare, married first to Donnell MacCarthy Reagh, and afterwards to Manus O’Donnell, 218, 219, 238, 239, 247, 278
— Lady Margaret, called ‘Magheen,’ sister of the ninth Earl of Kildare, and married to the eighth Earl of Ormonde, 103, 117, 126
— Lady Alice or Alison, sister of the ninth Earl of Kildare, married to Con More O’Neill, 118, 119
— Lady Eustacia, sister of the ninth Earl of Kildare, married to MacWilliam Burke of Clanricarde, 120
— Edward, son of the ninth Earl of Kildare, half-brother of the tenth, and brother of the eleventh, 217
— Lady Alice, half-sister to the last named, married to James Fleming, Lord Slane, 152, 153
— Lady Mary, sister to the last named, married to Brian O’Connor of Offaly, 215, 217, 218, 219
— Lady Elizabeth, the ‘fair Geraldine,’ half-sister to the last named, married to Sir Anthony Browne, and afterwards to Edward, Earl of Lincoln, 216, 217, 375
— Bartholomew, 165
— James, of Osbertstown, 240, 328
— Joan, daughter of the White Knight, and mother of James Fitzmaurice, 190
— Lady Alice, daughter of the twelfth Earl of Desmond, married to Connor O’Brien, chief of Thomond, 227
— Lady Joan, daughter and heiress general of the eleventh Earl of Desmond, married successively to the ninth Earl of Ormonde, to Sir Francis Bryan, and to the sixteenth Earl of Desmond, 325, 337, 339, 340, 345, 346
Fitzgerald, Maurice, of Lackagh, 128
— of Decies, Sir John, Lord of, 182
— — Sir Gerald MacShane, Lord of, son of Sir John, 152, 160, 189, 236, 237, 242, 268
— — Sir Maurice, Lord of, son of Sir Gerald, 412
— — Sir Thomas, brother of Sir John, 182, 183
— Thomas, Prior of Kilmainham, 316
Fitzgeralds, Earls of Desmond;
see Desmond.
— Earls of Kildare;
see Kildare.
— Knight of Kerry;
see Kerry.
— or Fitzgibbons, White Knights;
see White Knight.
see White Knight.
FitzGilbert;
see Strongbow.
FitzGriffith, Rice, 42
FitzHenry, Robert and Meiler, 41
Fitzmaurice, Lord of Lixnaw in Kerry, 163
— James, Bishop of Ardfert, 306
Fitzmaurices, the, 56
Fitzpatrick, or MacGillapatrick, chief of Upper Ossory in Queen’s County, 151, 211, 226, 257
— Dermot, 160
Fitzpatricks, Barons of Upper Ossory;
see Upper Ossory.
FitzSimons, Walter, Archbishop of Dublin (1484-1511), Lord Chancellor in 1496, 1501, and 1509, 109, 115, 120
— John, 166
FitzStephen, Robert, 41, 43, 47, 56, 57, 64
FitzThomas, name of, 64
Fitzwalter;
see Butler.
see Sussex.
Fitzwilliam, Nicholas, 343
— Sir William, Revenue Commissioner in 1554, afterwards Vice Treasurer and Lord Deputy, 396
— Lord, 286
Flemings, 27, 54, 76, 163, 186
Florence, 220
Flosi, 29
Folan, John, Bishop of Limerick, 288
Fore;
see Fower.
Formorian race, 67
Fountains Abbey, 315
Fower, or Fore Abbey, 317
Fox, Richard, Bishop of Winchester, 194
France, 186, 274, 347, 349, 351
Francis I., 136, 181, 187, 219
— St., of Assisi, 212
French, name of, 75
— the, 27, 89, 127, 181, 273, 276, 333, 340, 345, 347, 351, 352
Gaddi, Cardinal, 310
Gaedhill, the, i.e. the Irish, 34, 36
Gaill, the, i.e. the Scandinavians, and by later usage the Anglo-Normans and English, 36
Gall, St., 6
tribes of, 75, 85, 120, 122, 228;
rectory of, 267, 321, 331, 333, 335, 371, 402, 410
Galway, Bishop of, 388;
see Moore.
— County, 211
Gardiner, Stephen, Bishop of Winchester, 306
Garrett, Walter, 373
Garrold, a form of the name Fitzgerald, 178
Garth, Captain, 160
Gascony, 64
Geashill, 213
Gentiles, Black and White, 18
Geraldine, ‘the Fair;’
see Lady Elizabeth Fitzgerald.
Geraldines, a generic name given to the descendants of Maurice Fitzgerald, Nesta’s son, including all the Fitzgeralds of Ireland, and sometimes extended to collaterals, 71, and passim
Gerbert, Lieutenant, 203
Germain-en-Laye, St., 187
miners, 372
Germany, 119
Gillapatrick, or Patrick, Bishop of Dublin, 33
Giraldus Cambrensis, 41, 55, 57
Glencairne, Lord, 281
Glendalough in Wicklow, ancient see of, 35, 223, 251
Glenmalure, 238
Glennama, 23
Glin, 76
Gloucester, Earl of, 87
Godred;
see Crovan.
Gonzago, Duke of Milan, 219
Goodacre, Hugh, Protestant Archbishop of Armagh in 1553, 369, 379, 380, 386
Gordon, Lady Catherine, wife of Perkin Warbeck, 113
Gordons, the, 282
Gorm;
see Horm.
Gormanston, the Prestons Viscounts of, 76
— Sir William Preston, second Viscount of, 120, 121
— Jenico Preston, third Viscount of, 384
Gormflaith;
see Kormlada.
Gort, 410
Governor, Fort;
see Maryborough.
— Alan, 218
Grace, called ‘Graceless,’ 389
Granard, 60
Grandison, Otho de, 74
Grane, 213
Greencastle in Donegal, 395
Greenwich, 269
Gregory the Great, Pope, 34
— VII., Pope;
see Hildebrand.
— Archbishop of Dublin, 34
Grey, Marquis of Dorset;
see Dorset.
— Lord Leonard, son of Thomas, Marquis of Dorset, and brother-in-law to ninth Earl of Kildare, Lord Deputy, 1536-1540;
complains to Henry VIII., 145;
Marshal of the army, 177, 178, 179;
Kildare his prisoner, 189;
Viceroy, 195;
his harshness to Lady Skeffington, 196;
in want of money, 199;
his campaign in Western Munster, 200-204;
the King reproves him unjustly;
his enemies, 208;
active against the Irish, 210-211;
goes towards Ulster, 212;
baffled by the O’Connors, 213-214;
seizes the five Geraldine brethren, 215;
his raid in Ulster, 222;
falls out with the Butlers, 223;
his treatment of the O’Mores, 225;
his rash expedition to Connaught, 226-229;
the Council reconcile him with the Butlers, 231;
in Ulster, 237;
his victory at Bellahoe, 240, 241;
in Munster, 242;