#Emlagh - Twitter Hashtag

Irish History Bitesize! @lorraineelizab6

19 days ago

9 July: St Broccaid of Imlech Broccada/#Emlagh, Co. #Roscommon. 5th century. St Patrick's nephew (his mum was St Dar Erca; 1 of 19 saint bishop/nun children)? Founded by St Broccaid at direction of Patrick? Described "noble Broccaid vehement, happy" in MartG 📷Wanfried-Dublin

lorraineelizab6's tweet photo. 9 July: St Broccaid of Imlech Broccada/#Emlagh, Co. #Roscommon. 5th century. St Patrick's nephew (his mum was St Dar Erca; 1 of 19 saint bishop/nun children)? Founded by St Broccaid at direction of Patrick? Described "noble Broccaid vehement, happy" in MartG 📷Wanfried-Dublin https://t.co/UuXFJAh6Sr

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Irish History Bitesize! @lorraineelizab6

4 months ago

5 April: St Beccán mac Cúla of Dál Cais, Co. #Clare, & of Imblech Fíaich/#Emlagh #Meath his mum Cúla's home, & #Kilbeggan📷#Westmeath. Resurrected a dead man. He may be the founder of Emlagh. 6th C. Knew St Columba. 1 of "12 Apostles of Ireland" in St Mo Laisse of Devenish Life.

lorraineelizab6's tweet photo. 5 April: St Beccán mac Cúla of Dál Cais, Co. #Clare, & of Imblech Fíaich/#Emlagh #Meath his mum Cúla's home, & #Kilbeggan📷#Westmeath. Resurrected a dead man. He may be the founder of Emlagh. 6th C. Knew St Columba. 1 of "12 Apostles of Ireland" in St Mo Laisse of Devenish Life. https://t.co/uOTrRqxVf1

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Irish History Bitesize! @lorraineelizab6

11 months ago

11 Sept: St Sillán of Imlech Cassáin, in Cuailnge/#Emlagh, Co. #Louth. "the psalm of every sick man" MartO. Seeing his eyebrow hair in the morning brought death! St Molaisse went to pluck them! Seeing the hair, "dies at once, & hence Sillán dictus est (Sillán of the Hair)" MartO.

lorraineelizab6's tweet photo. 11 Sept: St Sillán of Imlech Cassáin, in Cuailnge/#Emlagh, Co. #Louth. "the psalm of every sick man" MartO. Seeing his eyebrow hair in the morning brought death! St Molaisse went to pluck them! Seeing the hair, "dies at once, & hence Sillán dictus est (Sillán of the Hair)" MartO. https://t.co/62yn7ll8BS

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Irish History Bitesize! @lorraineelizab6

over 1 year ago

5 April: St Beccán mac Cúla of Dál Cais, Co. #Clare, & of Imblech Fíaich/#Emlagh #Meath his mum's home, & #Kilbeggan📷 #Westmeath. Resurrected a dead man (Dr Elva Johnston). He may be the founder of Emlagh. 6th C. Knew St Columba. 1 of "12 Apostles of Ireland"!? ©colin.boyle4

lorraineelizab6's tweet photo. 5 April: St Beccán mac Cúla of Dál Cais, Co. #Clare, & of Imblech Fíaich/#Emlagh #Meath his mum's home, & #Kilbeggan📷 #Westmeath. Resurrected a dead man (Dr Elva Johnston). He may be the founder of Emlagh. 6th C. Knew St Columba. 1 of "12 Apostles of Ireland"!? ©colin.boyle4 https://t.co/4p6aHGV3rj

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Irish History Bitesize! @lorraineelizab6

almost 2 years ago

11 Sept: St Sillán of Imlech Cassáin, in Cuailnge/#Emlagh, Co. #Louth. "the psalm of every sick man" MartO. Seeing his eyebrow hair in the morning brought death! St Molaisse went to pluck them! Seeing the hair, "dies at once, & hence Sillán dictus est (Sillán of the Hair)" MartO.

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Irish History Bitesize! @lorraineelizab6

about 2 years ago

9 July: St Broccaid of Imlech Broccada/#Emlagh, Co #Roscommon. 5th C. St Patrick's nephew (his mum was St Dar Erca; 1 of 19 saint bishop/nun children)? Founded by St Broccaid at direction of Patrick? "noble Broccaid vehement, happy" MartG 📷Wanfried-Dublin https://t.co/Hvk50uPR2T

lorraineelizab6's tweet photo. 9 July: St Broccaid of Imlech Broccada/#Emlagh, Co #Roscommon. 5th C. St Patrick's nephew (his mum was St Dar Erca; 1 of 19 saint bishop/nun children)? Founded by St Broccaid at direction of Patrick? "noble Broccaid vehement, happy" MartG 📷Wanfried-Dublin https://t.co/Hvk50uPR2T https://t.co/uvSfFxc8rn

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Irish History Bitesize! @lorraineelizab6

over 2 years ago

5 April: St Beccán mac Cúla of Dál Cais, Co. #Clare, & of Imblech Fíaich/#Emlagh, Co. #Meath his mum's home, & #Kilbeggan, Co. #Westmeath. Resurrected a dead man (Dr Elva Johnston). He may be the founder of Emlagh. 6th C. Knew St Columba. 📷Emlagh/Oristown https://t.co/ax7tDGjlyZ

lorraineelizab6's tweet photo. 5 April: St Beccán mac Cúla of Dál Cais, Co. #Clare, & of Imblech Fíaich/#Emlagh, Co. #Meath his mum's home, & #Kilbeggan, Co. #Westmeath. Resurrected a dead man (Dr Elva Johnston). He may be the founder of Emlagh. 6th C. Knew St Columba. 📷Emlagh/Oristown https://t.co/ax7tDGjlyZ https://t.co/ka84rtfCRR

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Irish History Bitesize! @lorraineelizab6

almost 3 years ago

11 Sept: St Sillán of Imlech Cassáin, in Cuailnge/#Emlagh, Co. #Louth. "the psalm of every sick man" MartO. Seeing his eyebrow hair in the morning brought death! St Molaisse went to pluck them! Seeing the hair, "dies at once, & hence Sillán dictus est (Sillán of the Hair)" MartO.

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Irish History Bitesize! @lorraineelizab6

about 3 years ago

9 July: St Broccaid of Imlech Broccada/#Emlagh, Co #Roscommon. 5th C. St Patrick's nephew (his mum was St Dar Erca; 1 of 19 saint bishop/nun children)? Founded by St Broccaid at direction of Patrick? "noble Broccaid vehement, happy" MartG 📷Wanfried-Dublin https://t.co/Hvk50uPR2T

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Irish History Bitesize! @lorraineelizab6

over 3 years ago

5 April: St Beccán mac Cúla of Dál Cais, Co. #Clare, & of Imblech Fíaich/#Emlagh, Co. #Meath his mum's home, & #Kilbeggan, Co. #Westmeath. Resurrected a dead man (Dr Elva Johnston). He may be the founder of Emlagh. 6th C. Knew St Columba. 📷Emlagh/Oristown https://t.co/ax7tDGjlyZ

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Irish History Bitesize! @lorraineelizab6

almost 4 years ago

11 Sept: St Sillán of Imlech Cassáin, in Cuailnge/#Emlagh, Co #Louth. "the psalm of every sick man" MartO. Seeing his eyebrow hair in the morning brought death! St Molaisse went to pluck them! Seeing the hair, "dies at once, & hence Sillán dictus est (Sillán of the Hair)" MartO.

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Irish History Bitesize! @lorraineelizab6

about 4 years ago

9 July: St Broccaid of Imlech Broccada/#Emlagh, Co #Roscommon. 5th C. St Patrick's nephew (his mum was St Dar Erca; 1 of 19 saint bishop/nun children)? Founded by St Broccaid at direction of Patrick? "noble Broccaid vehement, happy" MartG. ©Wanfried-Dublin https://t.co/Hvk50uPR2T

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Irish History Bitesize! @lorraineelizab6

about 5 years ago

9 July: St Broccaid of Imlech Broccada/#Emlagh, Co #Roscommon. 5th C. St Patrick's nephew (his mum was St Dar Erca; 1 of her 17 children according to the Tract on the Mothers of the Saints)? Founded by St Broccaid at direction of Patrick? ©Wanfried-Dublin https://t.co/Hvk50uPR2T

lorraineelizab6's tweet photo. 9 July: St Broccaid of Imlech Broccada/#Emlagh, Co #Roscommon. 5th C. St Patrick's nephew (his mum was St Dar Erca; 1 of her 17 children according to the Tract on the Mothers of the Saints)? Founded by St Broccaid at direction of Patrick? ©Wanfried-Dublin https://t.co/Hvk50uPR2T https://t.co/oUAqdDZKOo

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Irish History Bitesize! @lorraineelizab6

over 5 years ago

5 April: St Beccán mac Cúla of Dál Cais, Co #Clare, & of Imblech Fíaich/#Emlagh, Co #Meath his mum's home. Resurrected a dead man (Dr Elva Johnston). He may be the founder of Emlagh. 6th C? 493 acre townland. Story he knew St Columba. 📷Emlagh/Oristown https://t.co/ax7tDGjlyZ

lorraineelizab6's tweet photo. 5 April: St Beccán mac Cúla of Dál Cais, Co #Clare, & of Imblech Fíaich/#Emlagh, Co #Meath his mum's home. Resurrected a dead man (Dr Elva Johnston). He may be the founder of Emlagh. 6th C? 493 acre townland. Story he knew St Columba. 📷Emlagh/Oristown https://t.co/ax7tDGjlyZ https://t.co/DpHaECC38V

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Irish History Bitesize! @lorraineelizab6

almost 6 years ago

11 Sept: St Sillán of Imlech Cassáin, in Cuailnge/#Emlagh, Co #Louth (@PeritiaEditors). Seeing his eyebrow hair in morning brought death eg it killed St Molaisse (@OmniumH)! O'Hanlon described it as "a foolish and incredible legend"! https://t.co/dNd5YiIOCc

lorraineelizab6's tweet photo. 11 Sept: St Sillán of Imlech Cassáin, in Cuailnge/#Emlagh, Co #Louth (@PeritiaEditors). Seeing his eyebrow hair in morning brought death eg it killed St Molaisse (@OmniumH)! O'Hanlon described it as "a foolish and incredible legend"! https://t.co/dNd5YiIOCc https://t.co/pktsVNaZcL

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Emlagh and Oristown Bog Conservation @EmlaghC

almost 6 years ago

These are in plentiful supply down on Emlagh and Oristown #Emlagh @irishboglife @forum_wetlands @Castletownmoor

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Irish History Bitesize! @lorraineelizab6

about 6 years ago

9 July: St Broccaid of Imlech Broccada/#Emlagh, Co #Roscommon. Site associated with St Patrick, like many in Connacht. St Patrick's nephew? (@PeritiaEditors). Founded by St Broccaid at direction of St Patrick? 📷Medieval cross fragments on site. https://t.co/Hvk50uPR2T