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Vincent Byrne (Author)

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September 15, 2003
This acccount chronicles fifty O'Conor kings of Connaught, among whom are the last two High Kings: Turlough Mor and his son, Roderick. Hundreds of still extant family names associated with them are also included.

These early Irish annals 366-1385 AD. span a most significant era in the history of Ireland, whose consequences are all too apparent today.


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"Vincent Byrne has a witty, entertaining turn of phrase and from the available archival material brings our ancient past alive." -- Roscommon Herald, 9th February, 2000.

About the Author

Vincent Byrne is a graduate of Trinity College Dublin. His grandfather, Joseph O'Reilly, a native of Frenchpark, Co.Roscommon, kept the local hotel which was the venue of Douglas Hyde, Lord de Freyn of Frenchpark, and Charles Owen, The O'Conor Don, all of whom had a common interest in Irish antiquities.

Years later, Vincent and his brother, Francis, spent their summer holidays in Frenchpark and found their grandfather's library a source of never-failing interest.

The "Hidden Annals" first appeared as a weekly series in the Roscommon Herald in 1994 under the title: "A Thousand Years of the O'Conor kings of Connaught".


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Sometime in the late 6th or early 7th centuries an anonymous Irish monk took his pen and listed the three great pagan burial-places used by the native royalty from time immemorial. Read the first page
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King of Connaught, Cathal Crovedearg, King of England, King Henry, King Roderick, Richard de Burgh, Earl of Ulster, Red Earl, William Burke, Edward Bruce, King Felim, King John, King of Leinster, King of Munster, Archbishop of Dublin, Chronicum Scotorum, Hugh de Lacy, King Edward, Lough Ree, Kings of Connaught, Pope Stephen, Cathal Carrach, Clann Murtough, Maurice Fitzgerald, Turlough Mor
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