As stated, he friars are said to have hidden their treasures on the crannog during times of war, raids from England, etc . The nearby Debatable lands were also frequently in turmoil.
42.
Hugh Mac Phelim and Chatterton fled, but were hunted down and killed near the summit of Orra while Rory Oge MacQuillan sought refuge on a crannog at Loughgile, where he was killed by a pursuer.
43.
In 1609 it is recorded that a fort was erected on the Loughinsholin crannog by Sir Josiah Bodley, who accompanied Sir Arthur Chichester, and his army, when they were marching throughout the confiscated lands.
44.
Williams, J . ( 1971 ) " A Crannog at Loch Arthur, New Abbey ", " Transactions of the Dumfriesshire and Galloway Natural History and Antiquarian Society ", 48, p . 122
45.
This is portrayed as a rebellion against M�el Sechnaill, but the target may well have been Cin�ed's local rival Tigernach whose crannog in Loch Gabhair was burned, along with the nearby church at Trevet.
46.
Reconstructed Irish crann�gs are located in Craggaunowen, County Clare, Ireland; the Irish National Heritage Park, in Wexford, Ireland; and in Scotland at the " Scottish Crannog Centre " at Loch Tay, Perthshire.
47.
Mountjoy retired to Dundalk-on either the 8th or 9th of October-but on the 14th word reached the English camp that O'Neill had abandoned the Pass and retreated to a crannog stronghold at Lough Lurcan.
48.
There are two crannogs on the shoreline of the village; Langbank East crannog is at Westferry, by the start of the M8 motorway, Langbank West crannog is immediately beside the A8 dual carriageway opposite Langbank Parish Church.
49.
There are two crannogs on the shoreline of the village; Langbank East crannog is at Westferry, by the start of the M8 motorway, Langbank West crannog is immediately beside the A8 dual carriageway opposite Langbank Parish Church.
50.
As The O'Neill resided at the clan's capital in Dungannon, Oneilland was set apart for his brother or eldest son, who resided in a crannog in Loughgall, which then was a more extensive lough.
