macdonlevy造句

• The MacDonlevy were also one of Ireland s ancient hereditary medical families.
• When the north-eastern MacDonlevy dynasty sought asylum in the Highlands of Scotland.
• This union of the MacDonlevy and the O'Donnell, though, bore no issue.
• It is then a Highland s shortening of the MacDonlevy dynasty sought asylum in the Highlands of Scotland.
• Finally, some McNulty may, otherwise, be MacDonlevy or of other septs displaced from Ulidia ( kingdom ).
• The reputation, skill and influence of Tirconnell's MacDonlevy / MacNulty physicians survives, even, into modern times.
• The MacDonlevy ( again, anglicized from Gaelic language Mac or ?Duinnshl閕bhe ) were, also, one of the ancient hereditary medical families of Ireland.
• As persons of a surname originating either within or without southeastern Ulster, it is debated whether some McNulty are also descended of the MacDonlevy royal house, itself.
• Some McNulty may, though, too, be traced directly to the MacDonlevy house of the royalty of Ulidia by virtue of a nickname there given the MacDonlevy.
• Some McNulty may, though, too, be traced directly to the MacDonlevy house of the royalty of Ulidia by virtue of a nickname there given the MacDonlevy.
• The MacDonlevy were the last line of historical Kings of Ulster and the D醠 Fiatach, which thrones were actually restricted to this family's lineage after 1137.
• After the fall of the kingdom to John de Courcy, the MacDonlevy ( dynasty ) ( I . Mac Duinn Sl閕be ) were obliged to seek protection in Connacht.
• Some sources contend that the surname McClay, like the surname MacKinley, arises instead from a Gaelic language nickname given the MacDonlevy in both the Scottish Highlands and elsewhere.
• Some MacDonlevy's in Donegal adopted the surname " Mac an Ultaigh ", meaning " son of the Ulsterman ", which was anglicised as MacAnulty and MacNulty.
• ""'McNulty " "'( MacNulty ) is an Irish surname historically associated with County Donegal in northwest MacDonlevy dynasty in its earlier Gaelic language form.
• Their MacDonlevy surname evolved there first to Maconlea, also, MacConloy, McCloy and, then, to MacALeavy, MacAlea, MacLea, MacLay, McClay and, even, Leevy, Levy ( surname ) and Leavy.
• The Annals note further that the branch of the MacDonlevy, who had been the official physicians to the O'Donnell dynasty kings of Tir Chonaill, still existed near Kilmacrenan, County Donegal in the early 17th century.
• De Courcy attacked the fortress and administrative centre of Rath Celtair ( the Mound of Down ), defeating and driving off Rory MacDonlevy ( Ruaidhri Mac Duinnshleibhe ), King of the " D醠 Fiatach " and Ulster ( Ulaid ).
• The McNulty are of the Kingdom's Red Branch royal houses, in their line that later includes the O'Garvey, or the McNulty are of the C?Uladh sept of the MacDonlevy branch of the Kingdom's Red Branch royal houses.
• The chieftain C?Ulahd was noted to be as swift footed in combat as the feared Irish Wolf Hound, that the MacDonlevy and / or McNulty took to battle for successful purpose including the dismounting of their opponents the English's armored cavalry.