T677.3 Cath etir Fíndachta & Laighnecho in locó proximo Locha Gabra, in quo Finnachta uictor erat.

U785.1 Dunchad nepos Daimeni rex Nepotum Mani, Mael Ochtaraigh {folio & column 34a} m. Conaill abbas Cille Cuilinn & Cille Manach, scriba, & Mael Duin m. Fergusa rex Locha Gabor, & Foelgus nepos Roichlich sapiens, & Mughthigernd m. Cellaigh sapiens abbas Innse Celtre, & Ioseph h. Foileni sapiens abbas Biror, & Ruaidri m. Faelain rex cunctorum Laginencium, & Concobur m Colgen, —omnes perierunt. (AU 1)

U786.6 Bellum Liac Find .i. Tuileain. Donnchad uictor fuit. inter Donnchad & Genus Aedha Slane in quo ceciderunt Fiachrai m. Cathail & Fogartach m. Cumuscaigh rex Locha Gabhor, & .ii. nepotes Conaing, id est Conaing & Diarmait.

U805.6 Cernach m. Fergusso, rex Locha Gabor, moritur.

U836.6 Coirpri m. Maele Duin, rex Locha Gabhor, iugulatus est o Mael Cernai, & Mael Cerna iugulatus est o Coirpriu in eadem hora; & mortui sunt ambo in una nochte.

Cinaedh m. Conaing, rex Ciannachtae, du frithtuidecht Mael Sechnaill a n-neurt Gall cor indridh Ou Neill o Shinaind co m-muir etir cella & tuatha, & coro ort innsi Locha Gabur dolose corbo comardd fria lar, & coro loscad leis derthach Treoit & tri .xx.it dec di doinibh ann.

U865.3 Tigernach m. Focartai, rí Locha Gabhor & leth-rí Bregh, mortuus est.

Bellum re n-Aedh m. Neill oc Cill Oa n-Daighri for Ou Neill Breg & for Laighniu & for sluagh mor di Ghallaib, .i. tri cét uel eo amplius, in quo ceciderunt Flann m. Conaing rig Bregh n-uile, & Diarmait m. Etersceili, ri Locha Gabhor; & in isto bello plurimi gentilium trucidati sunt

U935.4 Inis Locha Gabhar do thogail la h-Amlaibh h. n-Imair. h-Uam Cnoghbhai do thogail dó isint sechtmain cetnai.

U969.3 Beollan m. Ciarmaicc, ri Locha Gabhor, in Christo quieuit.

Dublin APPOINTMENT of William Tynbegh, James Uriell, Richard Sydgreve, Thomas Petit of Pierstoun and Richard Byrtoun as justices to take an assize of novel disseisin that Nicholas Duffe chaplain and John Wottoun chaplain arraigned against Christopher Plunket, sheriff of Meath, concerning tenements in Dyrloghgonyr, le Merton, Ballymore, Molynane, Flemyngeston and Dunshaghlyn.

Close Roll 2 Henry V <br> To John White, K.'s attorney in the Ex., and Alexander White. On 12 Feb. [1415] 2 Hen. V,1 the K. appointed John Corryngham and Alexander White, clerks, and John Hanley and Thomas Butler to seize and hold in the K.'s hand all the goods and chattels of John Byrford of Laghgower, who has been outlawed, wherever they may be found in co. Mea (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

Patent Roll 3 Henry V. <br> PARDON to John Berford of Lagower of outlawry in a process of debt at the suit of Robert Cadell in the common bench before John fitz Adam and his fellows; he [John] is in the marshalsea, to which he had surrendered himself. (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))

(Martin Stanton)

CPCR (Morrin) 237 25. Pardon of Robert Barnewall, of Dublin, gent. ; Marcus Barnewall, of Loughgorne, gent., and Anne Plunket, his wife; Thomas Fitzsymons, of Swordes, gent.; William Calfe, of Mucclone, gent; Andrew Leynaghe, of Clonarde, chaplain ; Thomas Bocum, Rector of Bewlye; Thomas Plunket, of Napton, gent., Richard Wyle, of Knockmark, gent. ; and John Reede, of little Leghgoure, O husbandman.—May 29, 5 .

Lease …to Thomas Plunket, gent.; of the site of the hospital of S. John, of the Newton by Trym, the demesne lands in the Newton and the Rathe, a water mill on the Blackwater, and land in Clonguffyn, the lands of Longewood alias Moydervy, Ballereyne, and Warrenston in the parish of Knocmark, Agher in the same parish, S. Johnstowne, Littell Mooreton, Moyaughay, Coraghton, Richardston, Inche, and Moygher by Kelles, county Meath, the rectories of Tullanoge and Fennore, possessions of the said hospital ; the tithe corn of both the Loughgowres and Flemingeton, county Meath, possessions of the late monastery of Thomascort, and the lands of Kyltalle, county Meath. F 869

Thomas Plunket

Ratoathe. — Sir Pat. Barnwall of Crickston, Baron Sedgrave of Killeglan, Barnwall of Kilbrue, Th. Plunket of Loughgoure, FitzWilliams of Dunamore, Rich. Ball of Feydorffe, Jn. Birford of Kilrowe, Js. Lee of Clonresse, Pat. Lee of Licianstown, Jn. Sparke of Ratowthe, Gellouse of Gelloustown, Rich. Fowleing of Parsonstown, Delahoyde of Dunshaghlin, 'and many freeholders.' Rich. Reade of Rowes- town, Th. Russel of Cookestown. Descript. Ir. 93

Edward [Plunket], Lagore, co. Meath,<br> Prerogrative Wills 379

M3581.1 An dara bliadhain do righe Tighernmais, tomaidhm na naoi loch so: Loch n-Uair i Midhe, Loch n-Iairn, p.40 Loch Cé i Conachtaibh, Loch Saileand, Loch n-Aillend i c-Connachtaibh, Loch Feabhail, Loch Gabhair, Dubhloch & Loch Dabhall i n-Oirghiallaibh. Annal M3656.

Nic' Sedgrave ... de Ballehacke .... le grange juxta Ballehacke ... littleGlaskarne ... Goulding's leys & Rathcoule ... le moore vocat' Mooredowan & de medietat' vil' de Rathcrossane ... Killrone ... Rathbeggan ... Enostown ... Joh' Plunckett de Loghgowre

Hollowood, James, Big Lagore …farmer <br> Prerogrative Wills 235

James Plunkett aforesaid ... Bounded on the east with the bog of Mooredowan on the south with the said bog & the lands of Donshaughlin on the West with the lands of Donshaughlin & on the north with LittlelagooreThere being an old ruinous stone house a Mill & halfe the bog of Mooredowan

Joseph [Bolton], Lagore, co. Meath. <br> Prerogrative Wills 42

Sarah Norman, Lagore, co. Meath, wid.<br> 1794: rev. Thos. [Norman], Lagore, co. Meath, Clk. <br> Prerogrative Wills 351

Charles [Reilly], the elder, Biglagore, co. Meath, gent.<br> Prerogrative Wills 395

[Norman], Rev. Thos.

[Norman], Rev. Thos.

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