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Iveagh

Iveagh (/ˈaɪveɪ/ EYE-vay; from Irish Uíbh Eachach, meaning 'descendants of Echu') is the name of several historical territorial divisions in what is now County Down, Northern Ireland. Originally it was a Gaelic Irish territory, ruled by the Uí Echach Cobo and part of the overkingdom of Ulaid. From the 12th century the Magennises (Mac Aonghusa) were…

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Common languages
Irish
Government
Elective monarchy
Status
Túatha of Ulster (until 1177)
Today part of
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
• 1543
Art MacArtáin (last)
• died 552
Fothad mac Conaille (first)

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Uí Echach Cobo

Chiefs and lords of Iveagh

The division of Iveagh

Barony of Iveagh

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Ecclesiastical counterpart

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Iveagh

Nodes63
Edges62
Triples107
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.031746
Components1

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Iveagh

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related to Chiefs and lords of Iveagh · 30
Iveagh → AD1136, AD965, Aedh Mor Magennis, Aodh Ua, At, By, Clan Hugh, Clann Aodha, Dux Hibernicorum, Echach Cobo, Echri Ua, From, Haughey, Irish, King Edward II, Mac Aonghusa, Magennis/MacGuiness, Magennises, Newry, O'Haughey
related to Uí Echach Cobo · 24
Iveagh → Anglo-Norman, Cnoc Uí Echach, Cobo, Cruithin, Cruthin, Drumballyroney, Dál, Dál Fiatach, Echu, Irish, It, Knock Iveagh, Magh Cobha, Moycove, The, The Uí Echach, They, Ulaid, Ulster, Uí Echach
related to The division of Iveagh · 20
Iveagh → Art Roe Magennis, Bounding, Commission, County Monaghan, Crown, Division, Following, Gaelic, In, In February, Lords, MacMahons, Monaghan, Nine Years' War, Protestant, Sir Arthur Chichester, Sir Henry Bagenal, The, The Magennises, Ulster
related to Barony of Iveagh · 15
Iveagh → Banbridge, By, County Down, Dromara, In, Irish, Iveagh Lower, Iveagh Upper, Lower Half, Northern Ireland, Queen Elizabeth, The, The Barony, Upper Half, Uíbh Eachach
related to Other uses · 10
Iveagh → Baron Iveagh, Earl, Guinness, Ireland, Magennis, Peerage, The, United Kingdom, Viscount Iveagh, Viscount Magennis
Common languages · 1
Iveagh → Irish
Government · 1
Iveagh → Elective monarchy
Status · 1
Iveagh → Túatha of Ulster (until 1177)
Today part of · 1
Iveagh → United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
• 1543 · 1
Iveagh → Art MacArtáin (last)

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echach mac uí cobo ulster irish name territory chief ireland magennis aonghusa king century rathfriland eachach county also northern ulaid

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
IveaghCommon languagesIrish1.00infobox
IveaghGovernmentElective monarchy1.00infobox
IveaghStatusTúatha of Ulster (until 1177)1.00infobox
IveaghToday part ofUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland1.00infobox
Iveagh• 1543Art MacArtáin (last)1.00infobox
Iveagh• died 552Fothad mac Conaille (first)1.00infobox
Iveagh• Disestablished15431.00infobox
Iveagh• Established4th century1.00infobox
Iveaghrelated to Barony of IveaghThe Barony0.60section
Iveaghrelated to Barony of IveaghQueen Elizabeth0.60section
Iveaghrelated to Barony of IveaghUíbh Eachach0.60section
Iveaghrelated to Barony of IveaghCounty Down0.60section

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