Volume 1
MAAREE (See Ballynacourty Parish)
MAC BEOLAIN
of Kill-Leabhair (now Killower) at the foot of Knockmaah in Clare Barony - Herenach of the Clogdubh of Saint Patrick
MAC DAVIDS
Lords of Clanconway after the O'Finaghtys, descendants of David Burke
Burkes of Glinsk called Mac Davids
MAGH AOI
Loch Sealga and Loch Cime not identical - Lough Hackett in Munter Moroghoe is the Loch Cime near which Kellach, King of Connaught lived
Carnfree, on which the Kings of Connaught were inaugurated
Extent of
Was in O'Flaherty's Country until the English drove him into the mountains in 1238
Its name
Clann Ferghail Territory made erroneously by the Abbe Mageoghegan, co-extensive with Clare Barony
Saint Suibhne of the family of Hy Briuin Seola
His well in Grange East (Lackagh Parish) which is in their Country
MALBY (Henry)
Slain at Aughrim in the battle between O'Sullevan Beare and the Royalists
(Sir Nicholas) Orders to, for his Government of Connaught
For creating Sir John Burke (commonly called Mc William Euter) Earl, and his eldest son, and Murough na Doe O'Flartey, Barons
Name
Garbhdhoire, Muine-an-Mheadha and Gallach Castles (O'Kelly's) demolished by Mac William De Burgo
French's Castle, the original Castle of Monivea. Tiaquin Castle ruins Newcastle (site of)
Cashlaundarach, also called Castle of Ryehill - Kilclogher Castle
Tisanon Townland
Templemweel old Church
Toberacollumbaun alias Toberacullinbaun Well - Templeavally old Church
Laghtanora and Knockatober burial places - Tober Patrick Well in Caherlissacuill
Name
Killeasrach Lough in which horses were bathed to preserve them from accidents - Well in Cloonoran, and tree of Castlebellew
Moylough Castle, formerly occupied by Loughlin Kelly - Kelly's Castle at Mullaghmore. Loughlin Kelly murdered by his brother Tady (1646)
His tombstone with inscriptions in Irish and English
His three cousins proverbial for being "the three best Tadys in Ireland" - Garbally Townland and Castle
Templemweel Townland and graveyard
Volume 2
Situation and name
Founded 1479 by O'Madden of Silamchia (now Longford Barony)
Notice of its erection from Annals of Four Masters
Sketches of doorway and window in south side wall
Do. of window and doorway in west gable
Stone inscribed, to the Canavans in east wall of branch building attached to Monastery
Tomb stones inscribed to the O'Maddens, Burkes, Skerrets, etc.
Tir Athain
Longphort (Longford Castle)
Its site now occupied by a Military Tower - ib. Caislean na Dara (Castle of the Oak) said to have stood on an island opposite Keelogue
The Territories included in it
Volume 3
A Peninsula to the south of Galway comprising the entire of Ballynacourty Parish
Legaunn Corkee
MAMS
Saint Feichin's Well at Mam Tuirl
Spring at Mann En called after Saint Patrick, a remedy for Murrain in cattle
Corgoga Mountains
Mountain Passes so called as Mameich, Mam Tuirk and Mamen
Name
Divisions of the Island of Inishmaan
MOYCULLEN PARISH (Moycullen Barony) - Situation
Name
Manannan Mac Lir, the merchant Orbsen so called
Molyneaux's visit to Roderick O'Flaherty
Gnobeg
Moycullen Castle and Manor
Tolokian Castles
Parish Church
Moycullen named from Uillin, grandchild of Nuad Silverhand, King of Ireland
Mannan Mac Lir (Orbsen Mac Alloid) killed at the Battle of
Great stone erected in commemoration of the battle
Situation and name
O'Flaherty's account of
Ballynahinchy Barony called in Irish Conmhaicne Mara
Seals slaughtered on the rocks and waste islands
Irros, many lands nearly surrounded by the sea so called
Golam Head
Cassin Haven
Inverglassen River now Invermore
Irrosainhagh
Kilkerran, the Lands of Saint Kieran so called, Toberkieran Well
Cruach Mhic Dara (Saint Mac Dara's) Island and Harbour
Wooden statue of the Saint buried on the island
Notice by Cambrensis of wooden effigies of Irish Saints preserved in their Churches
Extraordinary superstition of the Galway fishermen respecting the fox and certain other animals
Captives Stone
Dulasg or Salt Leaf
Malachias Queleus Archbishop of Tuam
Custom observed by boats when passing the island
Sinach, the proper name of Saint Mac Dara
Irrosainhagh
Church of Moyrus, ground plan and description of
Sketch of
Leac Sineach or Altar Stone of Mac Dara, preserved therein
Owen Gawla River
Cruaghnakily Island
Roundstone Haven (Cuan na Cloiche Runta)
Olen na Cruach Island
Innisnee Island
Saint Mathias's Chapel
Blackhaven River (now Abhain More or Ballynahinch River)
Wine Island, Salmon Fishery
Sketch of the Fish House
Eaghaniver (Aughran-ura)
Well of Saint Fechin in Carramore
Beanna Beola Mountains, corruptly called in English "the Twelve Pins" for "the Twelve Bins"
Owantuidhe River (Owentooey)
Straith Salagh (Srath Salach)
Innish Leih Dhuine Island, now Inish Leacain
Irrosbeg Haven
Port na Fedogye