13th Century AD
111.Donough
"Cairbreach" /
"Cairprech"
O Brian
the
Heberian Dal
gCais Ui mBriain King of
Thomond founded the
Cistercian
Kilcooley
/
Cill Cuile
Abbey
in
Co. Tipperary
in the north - east of the
Munster Province were there still exists today a tomb of
the Butlers /
Le Buitleir the
Anglo - Norman Barons, and it was
also a
sister Abbey to the
Jerpoint Abbey in
Co. Kilkenny /
Ossory
in the south -
west of
Southern
Leinster adjoining
Co. Tipperary.
- A
Round Tower was
built
in the town of
Kildare in
Central Southern Leinster. - Mac Carthy
the
Heberian Eoghanacht Chaisil
King of
Muskerry
built the
original
Blarney Castle in Co. Cork
in Southern Munster.
- Burke Castle
was also built
at
Askeaton on the
River Deel in
Co. Limerick
in the mid - north - west of the Munster
Province. -
Killorglin Castle
was finished by
Maurice Fitz Thomas Fitz Gerald
the Anglo - Norman
Baron in
Co. Kerry
in the south - west of the
Munster Province and he gave it to the
Knight Templars. - An
Anglo - Norman fortress was
also built at Athlone
in Co. Galway in the mid -
west of the Connacht
Province and
another castle
at Ferns
in
Co. Wexford
in the south - east, which was once the capital of
Southern Leinster,
which is now only
a ruin.
-
Teampall Ciaran
/ Kieran was built near the
Holy Well
/ Tobar Ciaran
of
St. Kieran on
Clear Island in
Co. Cork
in Southern Munster. - A
Friary was built on
the old Church site at
Holy Wood in
Co. Down
in the south - east of the Ulster
Province.
- Abbey Shrule,
a Cistercian
Abbey, was
built, which is still there in ruins in
Co. Longford
in the north -
west of Northern Leinster.
The Anglo - Norman Shrule Castle
was built in
Co. Mayo in the mid - west of the
Connacht Province.
After the
Anglo - Norman Invasion
Co. Louth in the north - east
of
Northern Leinster,
which was
then part of the Heremonian
Ui Cobhthaigh Dal Cuinn 3 Colla
kingdom of Orghialla / Airghialla
/ Oriel was made into English -
Oriel and this area was
restored to Armagh.
Walter de Lacy, the Anglo - Norman Baron, was to be given back the position of English Earl of Meath in
Northern Leinster
after John
"Lackland"
the Norman 3rd Plantagenet English King was forced to
sign the Magna Charta, but his brother,
Hugh de Lacy who had
rightfully accused John of
murdering his own nephew, Arthur of Brittany, the real heir - apparent to the English Crown, was not restored to
the
Ulster Province.
13th - 14th Century AD the borders
of Co. Kilkenny in the south - west of Southern Leinster
remained close to the borders of
Ossory /
Osraighe except for
the Leighlin parishes of Grangesilvia, Kilmacahill, Powerstown, Shankhill,
Ullard and part of Wells (which were part of Co.
Carlow / Catherlough.
Tibberaghney was in the south - west in Co.
Tipperary in the north - east of the
Munster Province while
Clandonagh, Clarmallagh and Upper Woods were in Co.
Laois in the mid - north - west of
Southern Leinster.
13th, 14th and 15th Century
AD the
Heremonian
Ui Cobhthaigh
Dal Cuinn "Northern"
Ui Niaill
Cenel nEogain
O Nialls
descended from 88,Eogan
the 1st King of Aileach,
and one of the 8 sons of
87.Niall of the Nine Hostages the
126th King of Tara / Ireland did homage to the English Earl of Ulster, but not their
close kinsmen the
Heremonian Ui Cobhthaigh
Dal Cuinn "Northern"
Ui Niaill
Cenel Conaill O
Donnells in
Tir Conaill / Tyrconnell
(now
Co. Donegal),
who were descended from his brother,
88.Conall "Gulban," as having their territory to the west of Loch Neagh their
Chiefs were still to remain independent of the
Norman English.
13th - 16th Century AD - Gaelic
Heremonian Highland
Scots were to return to the Ulster Province.
13th
to the
17th
Century
AD
the Anglo - Norman
Ormonde Castle
was constructed on the site of the original castle
built at Roscrea by
John the Norman 3rd Plantagenet English King in
Co. Tipperary
in
the north - east of the Munster
Province.
In
England Henry 111 (1216 AD -
1272 AD) was the new Norman 4th Plantagenet King who was a son of John
"Lackland" the previous English King.
Edward 1st "Longshanks" (1272 AD - 1307
AD) was the new Norman 5th Plantagenet King
who was the son of Henry 111
and his second cousin, Eleanor of Provence in Castile
(Both were descended from Henry 11)
+On to
1201 AD - 1210 AD