Subject: flaith warrior chief
Culture: Irish
Setting: Irish Iron Age, Ireland late 1stm BC - early 1stm AD
Object: jewelry
National Museum of Ireland -- Archaeology > Ireland's Gold *
"BLÚIRÍ Ó THAISCE DE THOIRC RIBÍNEACHA ÓIR Doire Mhóna, co. an Cabháin c. 300-100 R.Ch."
"FRAGMENTS FROM A HOARD OF GOLD RIBBON TORCS Derryvony, Co. Cavan c. 300-100 B.C."
* National Museum of Ireland -- Archaeology > Ireland's Gold
"TAISCE INA BHFUIL TOIRC RÍBÍNEACH ÓIR, BRÁISLÉID CRÉ-UMHA AGUS CLOICHÍNÍ ÓMRA
Dumha Dhearc, Co. Mhaigh Eo c.300-100 R.Ch."
"A HOARD OF GOLD RIBBON TORCS, BRONZE BRACELETS AND AMBER BEADS Dooyork, Co. Mayo c. 300-100 B.C."
* National Museum of Ireland -- Archaeology > Ireland's Gold
"BLÚIRÍ DE THOIRC FEADÁNACH ÓIR AR NÓS NA FRAINCE Ní fios cá bhfuarthas, Éire c. 300-100 R.Ch."
National Museum of Ireland -- Archaeology > Ireland's Gold *
"TORC RIBÍNEACH ÓIR Ros Georrain, Co. Dhaire c. 300-100 R.Ch."
"GOLD RIBBON TORC Rosgarran, Co. Derry c. 300-100 B.C."
* National Museum of Ireland -- Archaeology > Ireland's Gold
"TAISCE DE SHÉ THORC RIBÍNEACHA ÓIR AGUS DHÁ BHLÚIRE ÓIR Learge an Traonaigh, Co. Dhún na nGall c. 300-100 R.Ch."
"HOARD CONTAINING SIX GOLD RIBBON TORCS AND TWO FRAGMENTS OF GOLD Largatreany, Co. Donegal c. 300-100 B.C."
National Museum of Ireland -- Archaeology > Ireland's Gold *
"TORC RIBÍNEACH ÓIR AnCheathrú Mhór, Co. Shligigh c. 300-100 R.Ch"
"GOLD RIBBON TORC Carrowmore, Co. Sligo c. 300-100 B.C."
* National Museum of Ireland -- Archaeology > Ireland's Gold
"TORC RIBÍNEACH ÓIR Ni fios cá bhfuarthas, Éire c. 300-100 R.Ch."
"GOLD RIBBON TORC No Locality, Ireland c. 300-100 B.C."
National Museum of Ireland -- Archaeology > Ireland's Gold *
"TORC RIBÍNEACH ÓIR Inis Eoghain, Co. Dhún na nGall c. 300-100 R. Ch."
"GOLD RIBBON TORC Inishown, Co. Donegal c. 300-100 B.C."
* National Museum of Ireland -- Archaeology > Ireland's Gold
"TORC RIBÍNEACH ÓIR Lios Ó nDróin, Co. Mhaigh Eo c. 300-100 R.Ch."
"GOLD RIBBON TORC Lissadrone, Co. Mayo c. 300-100 B.C."
National Museum of Ireland -- Archaeology > Medieval Ireland > The Treasury *
"Torc ríbíneach óir Láimh le Béal Feirste Co. Aontroma An 3ú haois Rch - an 3ú haois AD"
"Gold ribbon torc Near Belfast Co. Antrim 3rd century BC - 3rd century AD"
* National Museum of Ireland -- Archaeology > Medieval Ireland > The Treasury
"Torc ríbíneach óir Láimh le Béal Feirste Co. Aontroma An 3ú haois Rch - an 3ú haois AD"
"Gold ribbon torc Near Belfast Co. Antrim 3rd century BC - 3rd century AD"
National Museum of Ireland -- Archaeology > Medieval Ireland > The Treasury *
"Banda óir agus coiléar cré-umha Reachrainn Co. Bhaile Átha Cliath An lú haois dhéanach AD"
"Gold band and bronze necklet Lambay Island Co. Dublin Later 1st century AD"
"Muince dhóide chré-umha An lúir Co. an Dúin An 2ú haois AD"
"Bronze armlet Newry Co. Down 2nd century AD"
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National Museum of Ireland -- Archaeology > Medieval Ireland > The Treasury *
"Taisce Bhrú Íochtair An taisce de dhéantáin óir o" Bhrú Íochtair, Co. Dhoire, is ea an fhionnachtain is eisceachtúla de mhiotalóireacht larannaoise. Fuarthas coiléar feadánach, mionbhád agus mionchoire, péire slabhraí muiníl agus péire coiléar casta (toirc), ón lú haois RCh, ar bhruach ársa Loch Feabhail i gCo. Dhoire. Samhlaíodh Manannán mac Lir le Loch Feabhail agus d'fhéadfadh sé gur tagairt é an logainm brú Íochtair dá áit chónaithe faoi thoinn.
"Ar na déantáin is suntasaí tá múnla de bhád ór le crann, binsí rámhaíochta, rámhaí agus feisteas eile a d'oireadh mar ofráil do dhia mara.
Is cosúil go bhfuil capall an-stílithe sa mhaisiú ar an gcoiléar feadánach, ainmhí a shamhlaítear le Manannán mac Lir thar aon duine eile."
"The Broighter Hoard The hoard of gold objects from Broighter, Co. Derry, is the most exceptional find of Iron Age metalwork in Ireland. The tubular collar, miniature boat and cauldron, two neck chains and pair of twisted collars (torcs), which date to the 1st century BC, were found on the ancient shore of Lough Foyle in Co. Derry. The sea god Manannán mac Lir was associated with Lough Foyle and the place-name Broighter
(from the Irish Brú Íochtair) may be a reference to his underwater residence.
"Most notable is the model gold boat with its mast, rowing benches, oars and other fittings that can be regarded as an appropriate offering to a sea god. The decoration on the tubular collar appears to include a highly stylised horse, an animal that is especially associated with Manannán mac Lir."
