Leix, the modern Queen’s Co., without Upper Woods, Tinnahinch, or Portnahinch, 224, 313, 349, 350, 373, 385, 399, 400
Leverous, Thomas, Bishop of Kildare (1554-1559), and in the Papal succession till 1577, 217-219, 239, 367, 368, 379, 391, 392, 394
Liège, 219
Limehouse, 219
Limerick, 17, 18, 47, 50, 51, 56, 58, 66, 73, 85, 187, 191;
Parliament adjourned to, 200-202, 204, 228, 256;
Parliament prorogued to, 260, 265, 304, 321, 331, 333, 346, 378, 409
— County, 201
— see of, 35, 255, 288, 354, 392;
for Bishops, see Gillebert, Patrick, Harold, Turgeis, Brictius, Folan, Quin, Casey, Lacy.
Lisle, Viscount, 270
Lismore, 47
for Bishops, see Malchus, O’Conarchy.
Lixnaw, 76
Lockwood, Thomas, Dean of Christ Church, Dublin (1543-1565), 358, 379, 391
Logan, a pirate, 330
Lomond, Loch, 17
Londonderry, 167
Longsword, William, 59
Louth, 67, 156, 170, 222, 240;
see Pale.
— John de Bermingham, Earl of, 67
— Barony of (Plunket), 76
— Oliver Plunket, first Baron of, 258, 263
Lucius III., Pope, 54
Ludlow Castle, 171
Lumley, Marmaduke, 316
Luttrell, Sir Thomas, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas (1534-1554), 169, 223, 320, 384, 385
Luxueil, 6
Lynch, John, 239
— name of, 75
Lyons in France, 310
— in Kildare, Richard Aylmer of, 310
MacAlister, Rory, Bishop of the Isles, 280
MacAndrew, or Barrett, 71
MacArtane, or MacCartane, chief of Kinelarty, in Down, 78, 90, 353, 362
MacAveely, or Staunton, 71
MacBaron, or Fitzgerald, 71
MacBrien, chief of Arra, in Tipperary, 227, 242, 393
— chief of Coonagh, in Limerick, 265
MacBriens, the, 120
MacCarthies, the, 50, 72, 124, 220, 300
MacCarthy, Dermod, chief of Desmond and Cork, 47, 55, 56
— More, chief of Desmond, 268, 359, 360, 409
— Cormac Oge, chief of Muskerry, 133, 134, 180, 188, 190-192
— Teig MacCormac, son of Cormac Oge, chief of Muskerry, 268
— Reagh, chief of Carbery, 133, 180, 191, 218, 242, 268
— MacDonough, chief of Duhallow, 268
— Lady Eleanor;
see Fitzgerald.
— Mary, wife of the thirteenth Earl of Desmond, 242
— Honora, wife of the fifteenth Earl of Desmond, 345
— Connor, a priest, 386
MacCostello, or Nangle, 71
MacCragh, a rhymer, 218
MacDavid, or Burke, 71
MacDermot, chief of Moylurg (the northern half of Roscommon), 60, 69, 120, 140, 239, 374
MacDonnells, the, of Western Scotland and Antrim, 67, 147, 266, 271-274, 300, 360, 393, 410
MacDonnell, Alaster, chief of the Irish branch, 272
— James, chief of Antrim and Cantire, son of Alaster, 361, 398, 410
— Colla, brother of James, 410
— Angus, brother of James, 410
— Sorley Boy (yellow-haired Charles), 361, 410
MacEdmond, or Fitzgerald, 71
MacEgan, a chief in North Tipperary, 266
MacFabrene, or Wellesley, 71
MacFeoris, or Bermingham, 71
MacGeohegan, chief of Moycashel, in Westmeath, 90, 206, 211, 226, 326
MacGibbon, or Burke, 71
— see Fitzgibbon and White Knight.
MacGillapatrick;
see Fitzpatrick.
MacJordan, or Dexter, 71
Maclean, Patrick, 280
MacMahon, chief of Irish Oriel or Monaghan, 63, 69, 90, 120, 133, 140, 263, 376
MacMaurice, or Prendergast, 71
MacMorris, David, 181
MacMurrough, Dermod, King of Leinster, 39-48
— Art, considered as King by the Leinster Irish, 85-87
— Cahir MacEncross, and Cahir MacArt, chiefs of their name;
see Kavanagh.
MacMurroughs, the, 57;
see Kavanaghs.
Macnamaras of Clare, the, 115, 271, 300, 306
MacOwney, Murtagh (an O’More), 155
MacPaddin, or Barrett, 71
MacPhilbin, or Burke, 71
Macquillin (of Welsh origin), chief of the Route, in Antrim, 77, 154, 266, 349, 353, 376
MacRaymond, or Burke, 71
MacRobert, or Burke, 71
MacRory, King of the Hebrides, 67
MacShane, Sir Gerald;
see Fitzgerald.
MacShoneen, or Burke, 71
MacSwiney, Edmond, captain of gallowglasses, 221, 230
MacSwineys, three septs in Donegal, 140, 393
MacThomaisin, or Fitzgerald, 71
MacThomas, or Fitzgerald, 71
MacThomin, or Barrett, 71
MacWalter, or Burke, 71
MacWilliam Uachtar, of Clanricarde, 71, 75, 85, 120, 140, 238, 256-258;
see Burke and Clanricarde.
— Iochtar, or Burke, of Mayo, 71, 140, 349, 375
Maelmordha, King of Leinster, 24-26
Magennis, chief of Iveagh, in Down, 90, 120, 127, 136, 232, 239, 240, 247, 263, 376
— Arthur and Donnell, knighted by Henry VIII., 270
— Arthur, Bishop of Dromore, 364
— Connor, Prior or Dean of Down, 353, 364
Magnus, King of Norway, 29
Maguire, chief of Fermanagh, 119
— Cuconnacht, chief of Fermanagh, 154, 162, 187
— Shane, chief of Fermanagh, 239, 377
Makeon, or Bisset, 71
Malachi, St., Archbishop of Armagh, 15, 35, 314
— King of Meath in 845, 18
— King of Meath and of Ireland, 21, 23;
deposed by Brian from the chief sovereignty, 24;
restored after Clontarf, 31
Malahide, 107
Malchus, Bishop of Waterford and Lismore, 35
Malo, St., 218
Malta, Knights of, 278
Mandeville family, 70
March, Edmond Mortimer, Earl of, 84
— Roger Mortimer, Earl of, 86
Marshal, William Earl, and Earl of Pembroke, 61, 63, 315
Maryborough, 331, 340, 399, 409
Mary of Lorraine, Queen Dowager of Scotland, 352
Mary’s Abbey, St., 163, 317, 320
Massingberd, Oswald, 401
Mattershed, name of, 413
Maude, Empress, 37
Maunsell, Sir Rice, 171, 173, 178
Maur Abbey, 293
Maynooth, 107, 169, 173-175, 177, 195, 225, 229, 238, 284, 347
Max, John, Bishop of Elphin, 294
Meath, kingdom and county (including Westmeath before the sixteenth century), 3, 24, 49, 65, 170, 239;
see Pale.
for Bishops, see Payne, Rokeby, Inge, Wilson, Staples.
Medici, Catherine de’, 219, 279
Melville, Sir James, 345
Melvin, Lough, 141
Messanger, Philip, 114
Midleton, 190
Milan, Gonzago, Duke of, 219
Minot, Thomas, Archbishop of Dublin in 1367, 81
Missett;
see Bissett.
Moira, 397
Monaghan, 154
Monasterevan, 408
Monastermore, 314
Monasteroris, 226
Monluc, Bishop of Valence, 345, 348
Montmorenci, Hervey de;
see Hervey.
Moore, John, Bishop of Enaghdune, called Bishop of Galway, 388
Morlaix, 219
Morris, Sir John, Deputy in 1341, 78
Mortimer, Roger, 63, 66, 77, 86
Mothel, 320
Mountgarret, Richard Butler, created Viscount, second son of the eighth Earl of Ormonde, 207, 213, 221, 327, 386, 389, 393
Mountjoy, 271
Mount Norris, Lord, 286
Mourne Mountains, 247
Moycashel, 206
Moylagh nunnery in Tipperary, 374
Moyle, Thomas, 208
Moyrie Pass, 78
Muckross, 300
Mull, Island of, 273
Munster Bishops, 293
— President proposed for, 378
— regulations for, 261
Murrough, Brian Borumha’s son, 25, 28
Musgraves in Ireland, 169, 176
Mynne, John, 250
Naas, 59
Nangle, or MacCostello, 71
— Richard, Bishop of Clonfert, 238, 289, 294, 306
Narragh, Castle and Barony of, 54, 87
Narrowater, 247
Newark, 105
Newcastle, in Wicklow, 83
Newcastle-on-Tyne, 373
Newport, in Tipperary, 409
Nial Glundubh, 19
— of the nine hostages, 3, 19, 270
Nore River, 44
Norfolk, Hugh Bigot, Earl of, 63
— Thomas Howard, Duke of;
see Surrey.
Northalis, Richard, Bishop of Leighlin in 1290, 85
Northampton, 91
Northmen, Chapter II. passim
Northumberland, John Dudley, Duke of, and Earl of Warwick, 286, 337, 358, 373, 384, 385
Northumbrians, 37
Norwegians, Chapter II. passim
Nugent, William, grantee of Delvin, 54
Nugents, the, 76, 144, 393, 397
— Barons of Delvin;
see Delvin.
O’Bogan, Laurence, 91
O’Boyle, chief of Boylagh in Donegal, 140
O’Brien, Donald or Donnell More, King of Limerick and North Munster, 50, 55, 315
— Donough Carbreach, son of Donnell More, 60
— William Carragh, 77
— Brian, chief of Thomond, 86
— Tirlogh Don, chief of Thomond, 181
— Connor, chief of Thomond, son of Tirlogh Don, 162, 173, 179, 191, 192, 200, 218, 227, 228, 249
— Tirlogh, son of Connor, 227
— Murrough, Donough, and Connor, first, second, and third Earls of Thomond;
see Thomond.
— Matthew, 200
— Sir Donnell More, son of Connor and brother of the second Earl of Thomond, 393, 409, 410
— Tirlogh, Bishop of Killaloe in 1522, 140
O’Briens, the, of Thomond or Clare, 70, 77, 115, 141, 151, 172, 181, 182, 239, 257, 258, 265, 300, 346