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MAC COCHLÁIN, Toirdhealbhach (c.1600–1653)
Tá cuntas ar a mhuintir ag Kenneth Nicholls in The Irish Genealogist, 1983 (‘The MacCoghlans’) agus tugann sé ‘a remarkable and successful man who played a prominent part in the affairs of his day’ ar Thoirdhealbhach; feisire Parlaiminte ba ea é ··· Tá tíolachadh Genealogiae Regum et Sanctorum Hiberniae, agus ainmneacha na gCeithre Máistrí leis, i gcló ag Pól Breathnach[B2] in Archivium Hibernicum V, 1916 agus tugtar ann a ghinealach siar go hÁdhamh, 126 glún; fág ar leataobh na glúnta roimh Mhíl Easpáinne, tá léirithe ag Nicholls go ndeachaigh na Ceithre Máistrí amú go minic ··· Tuairimíonn Nicholls gur chol ceathracha iad freisin ··· Leagadh fothrach a thí i gCill Cholgan i 1954; deir Nicholls gurbh é a bhí ann ‘an example of that national spirit of vandalism and contempt for the monuments of the past which have made us the shame of Europe.’ Bhí sé pósta ar Mary Dillon, iníon le Roger Dillon
MAC NIOCAILL, Seoirse (1881–1968)
Bhí mac amháin, Kenneth Nicholls, an scoláire staire, ag Seoirse agus Caitlín ··· Bhí a athair, William Nicholls, cigire scoileanna, lonnaithe ann ag an am
DE RENZY, Mathew (1577–1634)
In Irish Genealogist, 1983 (‘The MacCoghlans’) cuireann Kenneth Nicholls síos air mar ‘that remarkable adventurer to whom we are indebted for so much information regarding Delvin MacCoghlan in the early seventeenth century and before’
NÍ CHRÓINÍN, Áine (1910–1984)
Owen in Studia Celtica 22-23, 1987/8, mar aon le leabharliosta; ag Kenneth W ··· Nicholls agus Pádraig Ó Riain in Peritia 3, 1984; in Scoil an Léinn Cheiltigh: Tuarascáil Leathchéad Blian ··· Ag tagairt dá saol fada oibre deir Nicholls agus Ó Riain: ‘While still a student Anne Cronin, as she then was, published in Béaloideas 2-3 (1930, 1931) specimens of folklore she had collected in her native district of Charleville, thus beginning a career of tireless research and publication which was to span over fifty years and which culminated in 1983 in the meticulously edited final volume of the diplomatic text of the twelfth-century Book of Leinster.’ Bhí cónaí orthu ag Harbourne, Bóthar Torquay, Carraig an tSionnaigh, Baile Átha Cliath
CÉITINN, Seathrún (c.1580–c.1644)
Ba le muintir Mhic Craith, ollúna agus filí oidhreachtúla Bhuitléaraigh na Cathrach, an talamh san áit sin agus b’fhéidir gurbh iad a chuir oideachas ar Sheathrún; tá tuairimithe ag an staraí Kenneth Nicholls gur Chrathach ba ea a mháthair