RAINBOW FARMS AUSTRALIA
130 BC - 101 BC
*75.Eochy / Eochaidh Aireamh - the Ploughman the
Heremonian
Ui Cobhthaigh
93rd King of Tara / Erinn had
3 sons 76.Bress, 76.Lothar
and 76.Nar, who are known as
The Fineamhas / 3
Branches, who were
triplets, and he also had 6 daughters, one of whom was
76.Maeve
/
Medb who was to
initially marry
64.Conor mac Nessa the
Gaelic Milesian Irian King of Ulster
who she was to find totally unbearable,
and was then to return home to her father who was to find her a new consort
in Ailill the aged King
in the nearby Connacht Province /
Sreng's Fifth.
*75.Eochy
Aireamh - the Ploughman was later on to also become known as
*75.Eochy Feidlech - of the Constant Sighing or the
Steadfast,
when he was forced to put down a rebellion being
carried out by his 3 sons, who in a drunken stupor
previously had ravaged one of their sisters,
76.Clotherne. Whether that
was to be the cause of their internal conflict or not, they were to come up against each
other at
Ath Cumair,
a ford situatd near Mullingar in Co.
Westmeath in the south - west of
Meath /
Midhe in Northern Leinster,
in what is now known as the Battle of Dramouach / Dromcue
where his 3 sons were killed during the conflict,
and from then on he was to be in constant distress over their deaths. The
Irish Septs who were in the
adjacent territory there in the west of Ireland,
situated on the other side of the River Shannon in
Connacht / Sreng's Fifth, then
rebelled against him also, so he decided to set up his
daughter,
76.Maeve as the
Queen of
Connacht
to overcome their opposition, and to make it official he married her to
Ailill
/ Oilioll the aged
King there,
who
was a son of
Conrach who had also
been the King there before him, and who had
previously built the royal residence of
Rath Cruachan near Garrick on the River Shannon
in the east of Sreng's Fifth
in that part of Connacht, that is now known as
Co. Roscommon. Not long after this marriage
the "aged"
Ailill died, and
76.Maeve,
who
was still a young widow, became a very independent
Queen of Connacht in her own
right, and she decided to go looking in the
Heremonian territory in
Southern Leinster
for a husband that would actually suite her for a change.
Ross
Ruadh -
of Red Complexion was at that time the King there
who had his fortress at Naas in Co. Kildare in
Central Southern Leinster,
which was the
ancient residence of the Heremonian
Ui Laoghaire
Ui Lughaidh Cu Corb
Kings
of Leinster,
which was also considered a great meeting place for the
Heremonian Septs
/ Fines there. This was where they held their Assemblies
/ Oenachs, and she was to select
Ross Ruadh's younger son, as her
consort, who was also known as
Ailill,
who had 2 brothers who were also to be
Kings, and their marriage was
to be
fruitful and she was to eventually produce many sons and one daughter to
the younger
Ailill
on returning to rule in
Connacht
/
Sreng's Fifth.
116 BC *75.Eochy
Aireamh /
Feidlech
had ruled as the Heremonian
Ui Cobhthaigh
93rd King of
Tara / Erinn for 12
years until he was killed at Tara after previously
dividing the kingdom of
Ireland back
into 5 Provinces, and after his death a great slaughter of his own people
was to occur. *75.Eochy was a son of 74.Fionn,
who had been descended from
*67.Enda
/ Eanna Aigneach the previous
84th King of Tara / Erinn and therefore of
*37.Eremon
the direct male line ancestor of all of the
Heremonian Septs.
His death had come about due to the
fact that he
had built a palace at
Fream Hainn
/
The Hill of Frewin
in Port Lomard in
Co. Westmeath
in the south - west of
Northern
Leinster
to be independent of
Tara
for his own family, as under the
Irish Brehon Law
Tara
went to the next reigning
King of
Tara / Erinn.
The
territory there where he had decided to construct this palace actually belonged to the
Feara Cul
Sept
of
Tethbae,
and was
situated
in the south - west of
Meath
/ Midhe
in
Northern Leinster,
where he had not sought permission from them to use the sight
although they had also been involved in building it originally, which had upset Mormael
their
King
who
at the next
Feast of
Samhain
in November at
Tara,
was to personally be able to kill
*75.Eochy
Aireamh
the
93rd King of Tara / Ireland
without being discovered. The
Feara
Cul
Sept
then blamed his death on a
Tuatha de Danann
Sept
who were situated nearby led by
Siogmall
from the
Sidh Neannta Sept
in
Co. Roscommon, whose territory was opposite on the western side
of the River
Shannon
in the east of the Connacht Province.
The
Feara Cul
Sept's
involvement in his death was to be eventually discovered and they all then fled
en - masse to the west across the
River Shannon
into
Connacht
/ Sreng's Fifth
where they
settled there in the south of Connacht
on the border of
Co. Galway and Co. Roscommon.
This was to eventually lead onto another
stage in future
Irish
history,
as they were to remain there for the next 300 years
until
*85.Cormac
mac Airt
was to come out of exile in
Connacht
at that particular time,
to begin to regain the Heremonian
Ui Cobhthaigh
Dal Cuinn
Kingship of Tara
/
Ireland in
225 AD
after first being involved in displacing
*58.Lewy
mac con
/ Son of the Hound
who had previously killed his father,
*84.Art
- the Lonely who had been the
112th King of Ireland,
who had then became the
Gaelic
Ithian
113th
King
of Tara / Ireland in his own right.
*85.Cormac
mac Airt
at that later particular time was to
invite
the
Feara Cul
Sept
to accompany him back into
Connacht
to act as his personal bodyguard, and when he
became the
115th King
of
Tara / Ireland
he was to give them new territory back in
Midhe
/ Meath
to the north of
Tara at
Kells
/
Ceanannus Mor were they
would
then become known as the
Feara Cul
Breagh
Sept
of
Bregia
in
Co. Meath
in the south -
east
of
Northern
Leinster.
64.Fergus
/ Fearghus
mac Roigh
Mor - the Greater, was a son of
another
63.Ros Ruadh - of Red
Complexion the previous Celtic Gaelic Milesian Irian King of Ulster whose
mother was Roich, and he was also to be a grandson of
*62.Rory /
Rudhraidhe Mor - the
Greater
the previous
86th King of Tara / Erinn, and also an Irian Knight of the Red Branch
/ Craobh Rua Warriors of
Ulster. After the treacherous deaths of the 3
sons of Uisneach
/ Uisliu, Noisiu, Ardan
and Anle,
at the
direction of his cousin and usurper, 64.Conor
mac
Nessa
who was
by
then the King of
Ulster in his own right also,
64.Fergus mac
Roigh who had personally guaranteed the safety of
Uisnach's
3 sons had left the Ulster
Province in disgust of
64.Conor mac Nessa's
conduct and
went to the west with his followers into the Connacht Province
/ Sreng's Fifth were he was well received there by 76.Maeve
the Queen of Connacht and
her husband the younger
Ailill,
the son of another Ros
Ruadh who was at that time the
King of Leinster. (This
particular
younger
Ailill would be eventually killed by
Lewy / Lughaidh
his
brother because of jealousy.) 65.Cormac
Conloingeas - the Exile, who was a son of
64.Conor mac Nessa had also been upset about his father's treachery
and he too was to also go to
Connacht to
76.Maeve to escape his
father's wrath.
mac
Datho the
King
of Leinster owned a hound
that was coveted by
64.Conor mac Nessa the
Gaelic Milesian
Irian King of Ulster, and also by
Ailill
and
76.Maeve
/ Medb
the
Heremonian King and
Queen of
Sreng's Fifth
/ Connacht Province, and
as a result he had promised it to them all
individually, and to this end he invited them to a feast to collect it on the same day
where there
was to be a well reared pig especially on the menu, and
Briccriu
said the pig should be divided according to their
previous martial accomplishments, and after a heated exchange over who was
actually the best between the men of
Ulster
and
Munster,
Cett the son of Magu
from Connacht
stepped forward and challenged anyone
present to contest with him for it, or he would be the one who
would carve it up to suite.
The Ulster
warriors took up his challenge but were all made subject
to stories of what had happened to them previously in battle by
Cet
who then proceeded to carve up the pig, but
68.Conall Cearnach - of the Victories the leader of the
Irian
Red Branch Warriors of Ulster, who were
initially based on the
Tuatha De Danann, then arrived, and although
Cett soon submitted to him,
he
still bragged
that if his brother,
Anulan,
was
present he would be the one to do so, as he was far superior to both of them, and
this spurred 68.Conall Cearnach then
to produce the head of
Anulan,
hanging from his belt, which he flung at
Cett who
then left the gathering
in a hurry.
N.B:
Erc
was a son of 64.Conor
mac Nessa's
daughter, 65.Felimy
/ Fedelmid
Nuachruthac - of the Ever
New Form and of Cairbre Niafear
the King of Erinn?
Deichtine, another daughter of
64.Conor mac Nessa, acted as 64.Conor mac Nessa's charioteer.
(64.Conor mac Nessa's sword was known as
Gorm Glas).
76.Maeve
a sister to triplets herself was to later on also
give birth to triplets,
65.Corc, 65.Con Mac
and 65.Siar
whose father was to be
64.Fergus Mor.
When
64.Conor
mac Nessa the Gaelic
Milesian Irian King of
Ulster was dying he was to call on his son, 65.Cormac
Conloingeas - the Exile to return to the
Ulster Province to become the future King of Ulster after him, and although
he was to be warned by a young maiden along the way of the treachery that lay ahead he was to
continue his journey and would be killed by men
from
the
Connacht Province
/ Sreng's Fifth.
*75.Eochy
/ Eochaidh
Aireamh / Fedlech the
Heremonian Ui Cobhthaigh
93rd King of Erinn
had also previously produced a daughter from his own
daughter, 76.Ess, and he
had wanted to discard the child and gave her to 2
of his men to
dispose of her in a pit, but when she laughed they lost the heart to do it and
they placed her instead in a hut belonging to a calf - herdsman where she was
fostered by him and became known as
77.Mess Buachalla
- the Cowherd's Foster Child. (Her carer turned out to be a
subject of *Eterscel /
Eidersceoil who was
then the
great - grandson of Iar a previous
King of Tara / Erinn ?).
116 - 111 BC.
*Eterscel / Eidersceoil was
to be the Celtic
Heremonian Ui Cobhthaigh
95th King of Tara /
Erinn in his own right, but he was still childless, and
as 77.Mess Buachalla was by then growing up, some of his householders chanced
to see her out and about and had noticed that she had grown into a beautiful maiden and they
informed
*Eterscel of
this fact, which was pertinent because he had previously been informed by his Druids that a woman of unknown pedigree would bear him a son, and he then sent
for her, and she did bore him a son whom she was to raise in secret, who
would become *Conaire 1st Mor - the Greater the future
Celtic 97th King of Tara / Ireland
from 110 - 40 BC.
Later on *Conaire 1st Mor
- the Greater was to be also fostered
by Donn Desa
who was a King of Leinster who was
also to be
his Champion / Colla and he was to grow up with Donn
Desa's
3 sons, Fer
Le, Fer Gair and Fer
Rogain,
who were a wild and rambunctious
lot, but despite this they were to share their life
together. After *Eterscel was to be
killed in battle, a Tarbh Feis
/ Feast was held, where a bull was
to be
killed and eaten to
have the Druids discover
who would be the new King, as a Druid was to
consume
the meat and drink a broth composed of the meat, and whoever he would then see in his sleep was
to be the one who he would proclaim as the
future
King of Tara / Ireland,
and while this particular Druid was sleeping he had a dream of a
naked man travelling along the road on his way to Tara
in a chariot who also had a
stone in a sling.
111 - 110 BC
*80.Nuadhas
Neacht
the Heremonian Ui Laoghaire
Ui Lughaidh
King of
Leinster,
became
the
Celtic
Milesian Gaelic
96th King of Tara / Erinn after he
had
killed *Eterscel / Eidirsceal the
95th King of Tara
/ Erinn at Ailenn near Kilcullen in
Co. Kildare
in
Central Southern
Leinster. It had by now been
12 generations since
*80.Nuadhas
Neacht's
Ui Laoghaire
direct male line ancestor
*68.Leary / Laoghaire
Lorc
- the Murderer
had been the
68th King of Tara / Erinn. *80.Nuadhas
Neacht
was a son of
79.Setna
/ Sedna
Silhbhaic
who had also constructed the
royal fortress
there at
Allan
/
Rath Alinne,
who had been the
son of
78.Lewy
/ Lughaidh, who was to
be the future direct male line ancestor of the
86.Cu
Corb
Ui Laoghaire
Ui Lughaidh Kings
of Leinster,
whose
territory was to be on the northern side of the River
Barrow from
Drogheda in Co. Louth
in
the north - east of
Northern
Leinster down to
Co. Wicklow
in
the south - east of
Southern Leinster.
*80.Nuadhas
Neacht was
to also be the father of
81.Baoisgne / Baiscni,
who would become
the
direct male line ancestor of the Clann Baoisgne, the father of
82.Eltan,
the father of
83.Snaelt, the father
of
85.Trenmor, the father
of 86.Coole
/ Cumhall
whose mother, Baine, was a daughter of
Scal the King of Sacsa. She was also to be the mother of
*79.Felim
/
Feidhlimidh
Reachtmar - the Lawgiver the
future Heremonian
Ui Cobhthaigh
108th King of Tara / Ireland
who would be
the direct male line ancestor of the
Heremonian
Ui Cobhthaigh Ui Felim Dal Cuinn
Septs
and the
Ui Felim
Desies Septs.
In turn
86.Coole's son would become
87.Finn mac Coole /
Fionn mac
Cumhaill the future
leader of the Irish
Fianna Warriors
in the
3rd Century AD and the father of
84.Oisin the celebratedCeltic poet
and
Fianna
Warriorhimself.
His daughter,
85.Samar
/ Samhair
was to later on marry
85.Cormac
Cass
the future Heberian
2nd
King of Munster Province
who would then be
the direct ancestor of
the
Heberian Dal gCais
/ Dalcassian Septs
in their
kingdom of
Tuadh Mhumhain
/
Thomond
/ Northern
Munster.
The
ancient royal fortress of
Naas
in
Co. Kildare in
Central Southern
Leinster
was either named after
the wife of Lugh the
Tuatha De Danann King
or *80.Nuadhas Neacht, whose
other son
81.Fergus
Fairge
would become the next link to
86.Cu Corb
the
direct male line ancestor of the many future
Heremonian
Cu Corb
Kings of
Leinster.
*80.Nuadhas
Neacht was
to be killed by
*Conaire 1st
Mor,
the son of
*Eidirsceal
/ *Eidersceoil / *Eterscel,
the previous Heremonian
Ui Cobhthaigh
95th King of Tara / Erinn,
and
77.Mess Buachalla, who was
then to become the the
97th King of
Tara / Erinn in his own right.
When the time came to choose the new
King of Tara / Erinn,
*Conaire
1st Mor, was commanded by
Nemglan to go to
Tara
along with his
3 foster - brothers, the sons of
Donn
Desa, to attend the
bull - feast, but the 3 brothers were totally engaged in
their own games on the Liffey Plain so
*Conaire
1st Mor
then
had to proceed to there on his own in his chariot towards
Dublin leaving his foster - brothers
to carry on with their particular pursuits, and as usual naked and with his
sling he headed off for
Tara,
and while on the way there he was
stopped by
3
Irish
Kings
who gave him aristocratic warrior clothes to put on, and on his arrival at
Tara he
was to be declared by
Nemglan
to be the new
Heremonian
Ui Cobhthaigh King of Tara / Erinn.
Although many complicated taboos or prohibitions (known as
geasa) were placed on him, there was to be great peace in
Ireland during his
rule, until he was to be
forced to break many of these geasas
by the devious actions of his 3 previous young
foster brother companions. One of the
geasas placed on him was
that he was not to sleep in a house from which firelight could be seen after
Sunset.
110 - 40 BC
*Conaire 1st Mor
- the Greater
was to be
the Celtic Heremonian
Ui Cobhthaigh 97th King of Tara
/
Erinn, who was
a son of *Eterscel
/ Eidirsceal,
the previous 95th King of Tara /
Erinn,
and
77.Mess
Buachalla, a daughter
of
76.Ess,
a daughter of
*75.Eochy
/ Eochaidh Aireamh / Fedlech
the previous
Heremonian
Ui Cobhthaigh 93rd King of
Tara / Erinn, and during his reign he was to be
subjected to a whole series of prohibitions
/ geasa, which if broken could
bring rejection, shame, and painful death, and he also had his own personal
"singing sword."
His 3 foster - brothers the 3 sons of
Donn Desa who were now full of their
connections and own importance
began carrying out
raids throughout the districts and *Conaire 1st Mor as the
97th King of Tara
/ Erinn was forced to reprimand them, and while doing this he was also to spare
their lives for what they had already done, while condemning their fellow - offenders to
death, breaking one of his geasas (prohibitions),
as he eventually decided to send them off into exile instead, into Alba /
Scottish Highlands where
they still carried
on with the same mischief there, and
also becoming pirates on
the Irish seas while waiting for something to happen to
*Conaire
1st Mor
so they could return to Ireland and carry on in the
same way as before.
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