Source:Buile Shuibne/320
Cluain Cille
Suibhne moves on to Cluain Cille, on the border of Tír Conaill and Tír Boghaine, where he finds a well to nourish him with watercress and water and a tree of the church to perch in. It is said that a cetain Fáibhlen, of the family (muinter) of Brugach mac Degad, was erenach of the church at the time.
Clúain Cille has been identified with Ráith Maige Óenaig, in the present townland and parish of Raymoghy (bar. Raphoe, Co. Donegal).
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Suibhne GeiltSuibhne Geilt
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(supp. fl. 6th c.)
Brugach mac Dega of Ráith Maige Óenaig, now Raymoghy (Co. Donegal), mentioned in genealogies (CGSH: 90).
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See more Brugach of RaymoghyBrugach of Raymoghy
(supp. fl. 6th c.)
Brugach mac Dega of Ráith Maige Óenaig, now Raymoghy (Co. Donegal), mentioned in genealogies (CGSH: 90).
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Ráith Maige Óenaig
Ráith Maige Óenaig ... Raymoghy
County Donegal
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Verse beg. Anocht is fúar an snechta, attributed to: Suibhne GeiltSuibhne Geilt
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