Sonraí an Agallimh

Ainm:
 Conal Ó Beirn
Áit Chónaithe:
 Málainn, Málainn, Leitir Ceanainn.

Áit Dúchais:
 Málainn

Catagóir: Gan Briseadh Síos
Fochatagóir
 Cur Síos
Gan BriseadhSíos Agallamh seo i mBéarla. Inishowen and historical background – back to Niall of the Nine Hostages. He had 12 sons and 2 came here. - Eoghan and Conall. Base at Aileach. Eoghan – Tír Eoghain and Inis Eoghain. The O'Doherty's and Inishowen. Famous letter which O'Neill wrote to O'Donnell. The connection between Inishowen and Scotland. Gaeilge speakers of Inishowen. Some of the phrases and terminology that they used. Irish College in Urris – 1922 – Seán Bán Mac Meanmain. Fishing industry – Scottish and English trawlers who ravaged the fishing beds of the area. Malin people buried on the Isle of Isla. Colmcille's currach. Island of Iona – greenstone from Clonmany. Landlords in Inishowen – 1610 Chichester and how the land was divided. Landlords – Harvey, Harte, Nicholson, Young, Loughrey....leaseholders from Chichester. Evictions that occured. Hurling as a spórt was and is strong in Burt. General Winfield who had a grant of Inishowen from Chichester in 1610. The McDaids and the burning of Derry. Mc Daids are descendents of the O'Doherty's. John Colgan was a famous Franciscan monk who came from Inishowen. John Toland from Clonmany who wrote about 40 to 50 books ....infamous perhaps because of his contreversial topics.

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