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ASK Query
[[:Id:Beaglaoch]]
SQL Query
SELECT DISTINCT
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t0.smw_title AS t,
t0.smw_namespace AS ns,
t0.smw_iw AS iw,
t0.smw_subobject AS so,
t0.smw_sortkey AS sortkey, t0.smw_sort
FROM
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WHERE
t0.smw_id=2665054
AND t0.smw_iw!=':smw'
AND t0.smw_iw!=':smw-delete'
AND t0.smw_iw!=':smw-redi'
ORDER BY
t0.smw_sort ASC
LIMIT
55
OFFSET
0
t0.smw_id AS id,
t0.smw_title AS t,
t0.smw_namespace AS ns,
t0.smw_iw AS iw,
t0.smw_subobject AS so,
t0.smw_sortkey AS sortkey, t0.smw_sort
FROM
`o2a5_smw_object_ids` AS t0
WHERE
t0.smw_id=2665054
AND t0.smw_iw!=':smw'
AND t0.smw_iw!=':smw-delete'
AND t0.smw_iw!=':smw-redi'
ORDER BY
t0.smw_sort ASC
LIMIT
55
OFFSET
0
SQL Explain
ID | select_type | table | type | possible_keys | key | key_len | ref | rows | filtered | Extra |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | SIMPLE | t0 | const | PRIMARY, smw_id, smw_iw, smw_iw_2 | PRIMARY | 4 | const | 1 |
Auxilliary Tables
No auxilliary tables used.Query Metrics
Query-Size:1Query-Depth:0
Errors and Warnings
NoneBeaglaoch
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See also references for related subjects.
Lacey, Brian, Lug’s forgotten Donegal kingdom: the archaeology, history and folklore of the Síl Lugdach of Cloghaneely, Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2012.
abstract:
Using archaeology, history, place-names, mythology and folklore, this book examines one of the smallest territorial units in Ireland from the beginning of history c.600, and traces its development to c.1100. It argues that these people from a remote area of Donegal constituted a tiny kingdom that had an ongoing association with the pagan god Lug – Lugh Lámhfhada. The book demonstrates how their original devotion to Lug was transmuted through conversion to Christianity, reconstituted in aspects of the cult of St Colum Cille and of a probably invented local saint – Beaglaoch. From c.725, their territory and influence were expanding – eventually giving rise to the powerful O’Donnell and O’Doherty families of the later Middle Ages. This illustrated book makes the Donegal landscape itself speak in a revealing manner, and offers a unique insight into wider early medieval history and religious culture.