| Title / Name | The Annals of Connacht (AD 1224-1544), ed. A. Martin Freeman (Dublin: The Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, 1944), pp. 445-7 |
| Date | 1419 |
| Date Of Surviving Source | contemporary |
| Likely Date Of Original Source | contemporary |
| Literary Genre | Annal |
| Authorship | native Irish |
| Author's Attitude | Negative towards the Clanrickard side that Domhnall mac Suibhne and his galloglasses are fighting with. |
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| Reliability | very |
| Length Of Reference | 2 paragraphs - 36 lines; 6 sentences |
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| Keywords | army; Uilliam son of Maelsechlainn O Ceallaigh; Raymond son of Hubert Burke; drovers; Clanrickard; war; nobles; hosting; Walter son of Thomas Macwilliam Burke; Donnchad O Ceallaigh, (brother of Uilliam O Ceallaigh), king of Ui Maine; two sons of Donnchad |
| Name Of Individual Mentioned | Domhnall mac Suibhne (AC, 1419, pp. 445-7, pars. 17 and 18). |