Scoil: Leamhach (Leigh)
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- Battles of Thurles
The fall of Brian Boru with his son + grandson at the glorious field of Clontarf in 1014, threw Ireland into a state of anarchy
The 'oBriens that went down would be able to hold a strong central Gov. This having broken Ddanish power, would have pervented the English Invasions + so saved us the prolonged misery of hundeds of years.
After the Battle of Clontarf the old dissention arose + t he country literally fell to pieces. The best + bravest in the land were sacrificing their lives in causes entirely unworthy of such sacrifices; So things were when the foreigners invaded Ireland.
The hero of the Battle of Thurles was Donald Mor oBrien, King of THomond + his ancestry to Brian Boru was: -
Brian left two surviving sons + Teig + Donagh. Donagh had his brother put to death + afterwards was thwarted in every attempt he made to assume Irish supremacy by Turlogh son of Teig. Donagh finally gave in + retired to Rome to do penance for his brother's death. he died in the Holy City in 1064. Turlough OBrien was twice married, first to Gormliath, daughter(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)
