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Athletics and manly sport (1890)

O'Reilly, John Boyle, 1844-1890 · Boston, Pilot publishing company · leaf 209

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FIRBOLG BATTLE-AXE.—Bronze. Brian OXeill was King of Cineal Eoghain (Kinel Owen,or Tyrone) from a. d. 1241 to 1260, when, along with manyothers of the Irish chieftians, he was slain in the battle of 184 ETHICS OF BOXIXG AXD MAXLY SPORT. Druim Dearg (i.e., of the Reel Hill, or Ridge, now Down).His… … Xo. IT. AVCIEXT IRISH SEAL. Found in Yorkshire, England. Sir Eicliard Cox, in his ^Hibernia Ano^licana(p. 69), states that tliis Imttle was fought in thestreets of Down. His words are : Many of theIrish chiefs were sUiin, namely, Brian ONeill, thechief of Ireland [Macgeoghans translation callshim…

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