REFERENCES:

On Ethne, mother of St. Columcille: The Visions, Miracles, and

Prophecies of St. Columba (Clarendon Press Series). On Ronnat: S. Mac

an Bhaird, Life (in Irish) of Adamnan (Letterkenny); Reeves, St.

Adamnan's Life of St. Columba; The Mother of St. Adamnan, an old

Gaelic text, ed. by Kuno Meyer (Berlin). On Gormlai: Thomas

Concannon, Gormflath (in Irish; The Gaelic League, Dublin). On

Granuaile: Elizabethan State Papers (Record Office Series); William

O'Brien, A Queen of Men. On Ineen-Dubh: O'Clery's Life of Red Hugh

(contemporary), ed. by Denis Murphy, S. J. (Dublin, 1894); Standish

O'Grady, The Flight of the Eagle, or Red Hugh's Captivity. On Rose,

wife of Owen Roe O'Neill, see references in Father Meehan's The

Flight of the Earls, and in Sir John Gilbert's History of the

Confederate War (Dublin, 1885). On the wife of Wolfe Tone, see Wolfe

Tone's Autobiography, ed. by R. Barry O'Brien (London, 1894). The

American edition has a fuller account of Tone's wife, her courage and

devotion in educating her son, and her interviews with Napoleon, and

life in America. The women of the United Irish period are fully dealt

with in K. R. Madden's Lives and Times of the United Irishmen. On

Mary McCracken, see Mrs. Milligan Fox, The Annals of the Irish

Harpers. On the women of the Young Ireland period, see C. Gavan

Duffy's Young Ireland (Dublin), and John O'Leary's Fenians and

Fenianism. On the women of Limerick, see Rev. James Dowd, Limerick

and its Sieges (Limerick, 1890). For the women under Cromwellian

Plantation persecutions and the Penal Laws, see Prendergast's

Cromwellian Settlement, Rev. Denis Murphy's Cromwell in Ireland, and

R. R. Madden's History of the Penal Laws.

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