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Éogan Mór

In Irish traditional history Éogan (or Eoghan Mór—a name also used by his grandfather, Mug Nuadat), eldest son of Ailill Ollamh, was a 2nd or 3rd century AD king of Munster. He ruled for either fifteen or seventeen years, though fifteen is the number most often given. He is credited with founding or at least giving his name to the Eóganachta, a dynasty…

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Involvement in Cath Maige Mucrama

Middle IrishArt Mac CuinnHigh king of Ireland
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Book of LeinsterIrish clans
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Mug NuadatAilill OllamhMunsterEóganachtaDesmond
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Éogan Mór

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related to Involvement in Cath Maige Mucrama · 15
Éogan Mór → Ailill, Ailill Aulom, Art Mac Cuinn, As, Cath Maige Mucrama, Chlíah, Fer Fí, Irish, It, Leister, Mac Conn, Mór, One, The, This

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Éogan Mórrelated to Involvement in Cath Maige MucramaMór0.60section
Éogan Mórrelated to Involvement in Cath Maige MucramaCath Maige Mucrama0.60section
Éogan Mórrelated to Involvement in Cath Maige MucramaIrish0.60section
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Éogan Mórrelated to Involvement in Cath Maige MucramaLeister0.60section
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Éogan Mórrelated to Involvement in Cath Maige MucramaMac Conn0.60section
Éogan Mórrelated to Involvement in Cath Maige MucramaChlíah0.60section
Éogan Mórrelated to Involvement in Cath Maige MucramaArt Mac Cuinn0.60section
Éogan Mórrelated to Involvement in Cath Maige MucramaThe0.60section
Éogan Mórrelated to Involvement in Cath Maige MucramaFer Fí0.60section

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