Battle / Event Title: Ballyshannon - Ath-seanaigh

	General Details
Name / Location	Ballyshannon - Ath-seanaigh
Date	1359
Scene	land
Ports / Ships Involved
Cause
Classification	Political Conflict
Result	Seoan O Dochurtaig, chieftain of Ardmire, Eogan (mac Suibhne) Connachtach, Toirrdelbach Mac Suibne taken prisoners by the son of O Conchobhair
Long Term Consequences	The kingship of Tir-Connaill was taken by the son of O Conchobhair
Individuals Involved in Battle / Event	Toirdhealbhach mac Suibhne na Tuath
	Forces Involved Details
Forces Involved - For	Cathal Og O Conchobair
Forces Involved - Against	the Cenel Conaill, Seoan O Dochurtaig, chieftain of Ardmire, Eogan Connachtach, Toirrdelbach Mac Suibne, Matha Mag Samradain
Place of Galloglass in Forces Involved	4th of 4
Victory / Defeat / Neither	Defeat
Casulties For: Dead
Casulties For - Wounded	a possible Chieftain of Tullyhaw (AC, 1359, p. 317, par. 3)
Casulties Against: Dead
Casulties Against - Wounded
	Galloglass Specific Details
Hereditary or New Recruit
Role in Battle
Tactics Employed
Style of Dress
Weaponry
Employment Status
Employer's Name
Employer's Ethnicity
Employer's Status
	Payment Details
Type of Payment
Form of Payment
When was Payment Received
Technical Term of Payment
Location for Collection of Payment - For Employer
Collector of Payment - For Employer
Collector of Payment - For Employee
Payment for Employee
Fines for Breach of Contract
Person to Whom Fine was payable
Presence of Horses in Battle / Event
	Hostages and Opponents Details
Hostages Taken	John O Dochartaigh, chief of Ard-Midhair; Eoghan Connachtach; Toirdhealbach mac Suibhne
Hostages Taken - Form of Ransom
Hostages Taken - Place of Imprisonment
Hostages Taken - Date of Release
Opponents Hostages
Opponents Hostages - Form of Ransom
Opponents Hostages - Place of Imprisonment
Opponents Hostages - Date of Release
Opponents Dress
Opponents Weaponry
Opponents Trophies
	Source(s)
Title	AC 1359, p. 317, par. 3
Title	AU, 1356.4 [1359], p. 509