1131 - 1140 AD
1131 AD By
now a
"great
alliance," of the various disaffected Septs in Ireland
who were up against the rising fortunes of *114.Turlough O Connor the
Heremonian
Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ui Conchobair
55th King of Connacht and in a "combined" effort they were to besiege
his territory in the the Connacht
Province from the north and the
south
of Ireland, but despite their all out effort he was
still to be able to retain his
authority
1132 AD Gilbert the
Catholic Bishop of Limerick,
who was now the acting "Papal Legate" in
Ireland, enticed
St. Malachy O Morgair to take up the position as the Catholic
Archbishop of Armagh
in the Ulster Province.
1133
AD
Gorman,
who
had studied in England and
France, was now the head of the
"Great School /
University
of
Armagh"
in Co Armagh in the south - east of the Ulster Province, were he would remain in
charge until 1154 AD.
1134 AD Although
St. Malachy O Morgair had
now been "officially"
installed as the
Catholic Archbishop of Armagh in the
south - east of the
Ulster Province,
he was well aware that it was with the "opposition" of the local
Heremoniaqn
Dal Cuinn
Colla Da Crioch King in
Co.
Armagh, and he was therefore really "not accepted"
in that position either there.
113.Diarmait mac Murrough na Gall - of the Foreigners who was now the Heremonian Ui Laoghaire Cu Corb Ui Cheinnselaig 59th King of Leinster, who had his territory in Southern Leinster, in a sign of his own personal ambitions and disposition, "besieged" the nearby Heremonian Ui Laoghaire Ui Connla kingdom of Ossory / Co. Kilkenny in the south - west of Southern Leinster to further extend his own overall authority in Southern Leinster, but to his amazement his forces were "devastated" nonetheless, but despite this initial defeat, he was to return later on and carry out a "terrible slaughter" against the Septs of Ossory and also the Vikings at Port Lairge, while continuing to also expand his overlordship into those outer regions there in Southern Leinster.
1136 - 1156
AD
*114.Turlough O Connor
as the
181st King
of
Ireland, re - convened the
Oenach Tailten (The Fair of Tailten),
which was his prerogative, and he also fortified his
own territory in the Connacht
Province,
using
the River Shannon as a natural boundary.
109.Teague / Tadhg
Mac
Carthy
was now the
Heberian Eoghanacht
King
of
Southern Munster
/
Desmuma
/
Desmond
and
46c
King
of
Cashel / Munster
who
was descended from 107.Carthy
/ Carrthach
the "direct male" line ancestor of all of the
Mac Carthys
of Southern Munster
/ Desmond,
whose grandfather,
105.Donough mac Callaghan / Cellachain
had been
the previous
Heberian Eoghanacht Chaisil
38th
King
of
Cashel / Munster
who
had died in
963
AD).
109.Cormac 11
Mac Carthy
who was now
the
Heberian
Eoghanacht
Chaisil King
of
Southern Munster
/ Desmond
and the
46d
King
of
Cashel / Munster
had
Cormac's Chapel on the
Rock of Cashel
in
Co. Tipperary in the north - east of the
Munster Province finally "finished" in
the Romanesque Style, and he
then had
the Catholic Archbishop
of Cashel
and the
other Catholic Bishops there in Munster
dedicate
it to
Mary the mother of Jesus
Christ. (It had been constructed, so that the
Sun would shine directly through the altar window in her month of
May).
St. Malachy O Morgair, was now "ousted" from his
position as the
Catholic Archbishop of Armagh in the south - east of the
Ulster Province, by
Niall the
Heremonian Dal Cuinn Colla Da Crioch Abbot of
Armagh,
so he "resigned"
that position in favour of "Gelasius" the Abbot of Derry,
and retired to
the
Bangor Monastery in the south - east of the
Ulster Province, which he made the centre of
the Bishopric of
Down, but he
was then also "driven" from
Bangor, so he left Ulster Province
altogether, going down to
Skellig Michael in Southern Munster, were
109.Cormac 11
Mac Carthy
was now the
Heberian
Eoghanacht
King of Southern
Munster
/ Desmond and
46d
King
of Cashel / Munster who gave him
land to build on at Ibrach.
1137 AD After
this date the Heremonian Dal Fiatach Kingship of Ulaid
in the east of the Ulster
Province, would be
"restricted" only to the descendants of
109.Donlevy
/ Donn Sleibe O Hoey
/ Ua hEochadha
who had been
the previous
Heremonian
Dal Fiatach 56th King of Ulaid,
who had been slain in
1091 AD, and his descendants were to only use the surname
of
Mac Donleavy / Mheic Duinnshliebe from now on.
Donnell O
Gunning / Ua Conaing the
Heberian Dal gCais Catholic Archbi
1138
AD
109.Turlough O Brian,
who
was the
Heberian Dal gCais
Prince
/ Tanaiste
of
Northern Munster / Thomond,
who was a
brother to
109.Conor
na Catharach
O Brian who was the
present
Heberian Dalcassian
Ui mBriain
King
of
Northern Munster / Thomond, slew
109.Cormac 11
Mac Carthy
the
Heberian Eoghanacht
King of Southern Munster
/ Desmond
who was also the
46d King of Cashel / Munster,
on
the
Rock of
Cashel in
Co. Tipperary in the north - east
of the
Munster Province.
as a result of retaliation
for 109.Cormac Mac Carthy's previous attack over sovereignty
in Munster Province on the
Heberian Dal gCais Ui
mBriain territory in
Limerick
in the mid - north - west of Munster.109.Cormac
11 Mac Carthy, was to be interred in his newly constructed
"Chapel" devoted to
Mary, which he had just recently finished on the
Rock of
Cashel
1140 AD Donnell O Casey the Heberian Cianacht King of Saithne in Co. Meath in the south of Northern Leinster, "died" this year, and was succeeded by his brother, Flaherty O Casey.
The Irish Gaelic Septs during this period still held as their "role models" the previous Southern Leinster Heremonian Ui Cobhthaigh Ui Laoghaire Chieftain, 83.Finn Mac Coole / Fionn Mheic Cumhail and his Fianna Warriors, together with the "holiness" of St. Patrick, who they believed would judge them on "judgement" day at the great Rath Cruachan / Croghan in the Connacht Province.