Tom O Connor's Blog – April 2014 Archive (1)

The Battle of Clontarf

"The obituary of Domnall Ua Neill in 980 is the first contemporary record of the term Árd-ri Erenn (High King of Ireland), which was to be given a spurious significance by the so-called ‘men of learning’ who shaped the pseudo-history of Ireland. From the mid 9th century “the doctrine of the High Kingship was being elaborated for the…

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Added by Tom O Connor on April 16, 2014 at 10:00am — 1 Comment

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