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Gathering and was instrumental in bringing the clan into the 21st century with online registration. The daughter of Paul and Judy O'Dowd of San Francisco (great-granddaughter of Thomas Paul O'Dowd former Supervisor of the City of San Francisco), Kieran grew up living around the world with her parents and three brothers as her father was a career Army officer. After graduating from university, Kieran worked as a civil servant for many years and currently works for a major US airline. Her passion is spreading the word about the Ă Dubhda Clan â inspiring clan members to participate in the history of the Ă Dubhda Clan no matter where they reside and the history and culture of the Emerald Isle. Kieran currently makes Fort Wayne, Indiana (USA) her home.
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Taoiseach-elect when the Chieftainship was restored, and in September 2000 was inaugurated with Brehon rites at Cahir Mor as The Ă Dubhda â the first chief in over 400 years. At the same meeting, Richard F Dowd of New Jersey was chosen as the TĂĄnaiste. During his period in office he has represented the clan at the 1798 Bicentennial celebrations and at the unveiling of the memorial to Baron James O'Dowda, while at the same time making efforts to contact Ă Dubhda clansmen worldwide. In September 2003, he handed the white staff of office, the Ă Dubhda standard and the Chief's personal pennant to his successor, Richard F. Dowd.
437:(clan leader). This was written in an ancient manuscript known as the Great Book of Lecan, written near Enniscrone in Tireragh between 1397 and 1418 and now carefully preserved in Dublin. The inaugural ceremony of each succeeding O'Dowd was presided over by a MacFirbis, the hereditary chroniclers of the clan. One of the most generous sponsors of the MacFirbis scholars was Tadhg Riabhach Ă Dubhda ('Dark Teige'), who became Taoiseach of Tireragh in 1417. He is particularly remembered in this manuscript where his death is recorded at Enniscrone Castle.
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battle lost, Dubhda fled to Kerry where he settled securely with Mt. Brandon at his back, Brandon Bay to the North and East, and impenetrable bogs to the South. His descendants are still there today. Mike Dowd, Irish national, Australian citizen and resident, and descendant of Tadhg BuĂ was
Inaugurated as Taoiseach in 2009. The area where Tadhg BuĂ settled in Kerry was well known to the Clan for thousands of years and is where King Daithi's Memorial Stone was sourced.
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Ireland in the 1970s and 80's were punctuated by journeys to graveyards and ruined castles. His passion for history and early Irish history in particular, is second only to his passion for classic cars and motorbikes. As a confirmed 'petrolhead', he has built and restored a number of classic vehicles. He currently lives in Scotland with his wife and son.
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After serving as an
Engineer with the US Merchant Marine (1946â48), Richard moved to United Airlines, where he was a Radio Electric Mechanic from 1951 to 1957. After graduating from university he became a Security Analyst with Merrill Lynch (1957â60) before setting up his own business, R F Dowd &
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These castles and ruins were researched and located over many years by the Clan O'Dowd historian, Conor Mac Hale. The O'Dowdas (O'Dowds) were chieftains of west Sligo in Anglo-Norman times and they built the Castle in
Ballina, Co Mayo in 1447. The O'Dowds occupied the castle until the Cromwellian era
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In late 1601 Tadhg BuĂ, Taoiseach (Chieftain) of the Ă Dubhda Clan, rode with his 50 horsemen to
Kinsale accompanied by his brother-in-law Red Hugh O'Donnell and his troops to fight the English and expel them from Ireland forever. His cousin OâNeill proceeded to Kinsale with his army separately. The
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Zealand branch of the O'Dowds (and Dowds), are descended from Patrick O'Dowd and Anna (nĂ©e: Kenny). Patrick O'Dowd was born in Easky, Sligo in Ireland in 1805. He enlisted into the 97th Regiment of Foot (The Earl of Ulster's â also known as the "Celestials" due to the colour of their flashes
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Richard Dowd is descended from Thomas Dowd, one of a family of brothers who left
Ireland to escape the aftermath of the Great Famine. It is believed that the Dowds were originally from Mayo. The family settled in the United States and Richard was born in Brooklyn, New York City of 24 November 1928.
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Born in Glasgow, Scotland in 1966, Thomas Andrew Dowds is the son of Thomas Dowds, The first Taoiseach of the modern era. His grandfather grew up in Easky and from him he learned stories of the Ă Dubhda Clan. As the son of a history teacher, he was able to research the history of the Ă Dubhda Clan
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The O'Dowd family moved to Naas, Co Kildare in 1974 where Brendan went to the Christian Brothers School. Later he studied at The University of Liverpool obtaining a BSc. Hons. in diagnostic radiography. He currently works as a radiographer at Mayo University Hospital, Castlebar Co Mayo about forty
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Company Inc, becoming President of the Investment Banking firm. In 1963 he moved to Value Line Investments as a Security Analyst and remained with them until 1965. In 1963, he was appointed Professor of Economics at the City University of New York, which post he held until his retirement in 1992.
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The castle has been renovated over the years and two chimneys were added in the seventeenth century. Many of the original archer slits remain intact. After the eviction of the O'Dowds during the Cromwellian Plantation of the 1650s the castle and lands were given to Robert Morgan. It was used as a
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Kieran was elected as the first woman Tanaiste' at the 2015 Gathering in Enniscrone, Co. Sligo. and was inaugurated as the clan Taoiseach on 6 October 2018. She holds the distinction of being the first female chieftain of the Ă Dubhda Clan. As the Tanaiste', she was the planner for the 2018 clan
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Formed Pre WWI the Nottingham O'Dowds are a large Family. Edward O'Dowd's grandfather moved from Ireland at an unknown date. Edward then went on to marry Lucy and between them had 9 children. Two girls and seven boys, the eldest also named Edward. The eldest daughter is Joyce followed by Patrick
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The kingdom of the O'Dowds was ringed by 20 castles, most of which are now in ruins. The location of these castles are as follows: No:1 Lough Conn; No:2 Mount Balcon, River Moy; No:3 Beaufield; No:4 Belleek Castle, Ballina; No:5 Castleconor, River Moy; No:6 Castleton Manor; No:7 Enniscrone; No:8
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Thomas married to Cathie (née Harvey) and had two sons and a daughter and three grandchildren. His interest in Irish, and particularly à Dubhda history resulted in his being one of the first members of the à Dubhda Clan Association in 1990, and he has attended every rally since. In 1997, he was
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Tom Dowds was elected as the Clan Chieftain at the Clan Rally in 1997, and served the Clan in that appointment until 2003. Descended from the O'Dowds of Kilglass, Thomas's grandfather, Patrick left Easkey for Scotland and his father, also Thomas, was born in Glasgow, but the family returned to
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Brendan was elected Taniste of the Ă Dubhda Clan at the 2009 Gathering in Enniscrone, Co. Sligo. He was Inaugurated as Taoiseach of the Ă Dubhda Clan at the 2012 Gathering. While in office as TĂĄnaiste and Taoiseach he organized both the 2012 and 2015 Clan Gatherings and rejoined the Clans of
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Brendan Joseph O'Dowd was born in 1965 and lived at "Greenwood" Culleens, Kilglass. Co. Sligo. Previous to 1798 the family lived in Rathlee, Co. Sligo. (Following the rising in 1798 all Catholic families within one mile of the sea were moved further away in order to prevent another French
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The O'Dowd castle was built in Carn Amhalghaigh in 1477. The O'Dowds occupied the castle until the Cromwellian re-conquest. The castle was used as a Williamite military base during the later war and ceased to be inhabited shortly thereafter. A smaller keep was built at Castleconner near
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Rally, he was elected TĂĄnaiste (Heir) to the Chieftain and was formally installed in that post at Cahir Mor in September 2000. In September 2003, he received the white staff as he was inaugurated as the Taoiseach of the Ă Dubhda Clan, and Edward O'Dowd of Chicago was elected TĂĄnaiste.
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power of considerable ability in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. On land they managed to hold their territory intact against the superior forces of the Burkes and Birminghams. Their territory at its widest embraced the tĂșatha of
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Ireland and he was brought up in Easkey. The family again moved to Scotland in the 1920s and settled in Govan. Thomas (the Clan Chieftain), was born in England in 1937, but educated in Scotland at St Anthony's Primary and
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Carahduff; No:9 Rathlee; No:10 Rosslee, Easkey; No:11 Dromore; No:12 Doonecoy; No:13 Cartron; No:14 Dromard; No:15 Lomford; No:16 Flooneen; No:17 Ballymote; No:18 Markcree; No:19 Lough Gill; No:20 Drumcliff Bay.
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O'Dowd. The names of the rest of the Nottingham O'Dowd children are Terry, Peter, Barry, Diane, Anthony and Trevor. There are estimated to be around 20 families of O'Dowd in and around Nottingham to this day.
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military site for the Williamite army during the war between the Catholic King James and the Protestant William of Orange. At the close of the 17th century the castle ceased to be inhabited.
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A website of the O'Dowd, Ă Dubhda etc.. containing information and resource and where the Clan gatherings in Ireland are organised. Previous Clan gatherings documented
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The ruins of the O'Dowd castle Rathlee. This is castle No:09 and is located close to the harbour of Rathlee village in Sligo. Photo: Subritzky Collection 2007.
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in 1429. However, many of the O'Dowd castles have a far more ancient history of being built directly over the site of Stone Age and Bronze Age fortifications.
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minutes from his native Kilglass. Brendan has lived and worked in many different countries including London UK, Boston, MA USA, Vancouver BC. Canada.
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1303:"Irish pedigrees: or, The origin and stem of the Irish nation, volume 1" by John O'Hart (page 650), James Duffy and Co. Limited, 5th Edition, 1892.
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Edward P. O'Dowd Clan Ă Dubhda Chieftain 2006â2009 -
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167:. The immediate progenitors of the O'Dowd were
910:Andrew Dowds Clan Ă Dubhda Chieftain 2015â2018
852:Richard F Dowd Clan O'Dowd Chieftain 2003â2006
833:Thomas J Dowds Clan O'Dowd Chieftain 1997â2003
495:(1690), is said to have been seven feet tall.
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1199:(1908â1964), English professional footballer
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1232:(1980), Visual artist & curator
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635:Cathal Dubh mac Conchabhar Ă Dubhda
565:Brian Cam mac An Cosnmhach Ă Dubhda
529:Maol Ruanaidh mac RuaidhrĂ Ă Dubhda
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617:FĂ©ilim mac Tadhg Buidhe Ă Dubhda
472:following Ulster's 1641 revolt.
1365:A good genealogy of the O'Dowds
1279:"Ă Dubhda Clan Gathering, 2015"
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629:Ăoghan mac Conchabhar Ă Dubhda
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1743:UĂ BriĂșin Ai
1718:UĂ Fiachrach
1441:UĂ BriĂșin Ai
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1215:Timmy O'Dowd
1197:Peter O'Dowd
1185:Niall O'Dowd
1142:Kevin O'Dowd
1077:David O'Dowd
1058:Colin O'Dowd
1042:Chris O'Dowd
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45:Parent house
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2879:Heremonians
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2627:Eochu Airem
2557:O'Concannon
2532:O'Donnellan
2469:O'Mulrooney
2377:O'Melaghlin
2279:MacLoughlin
2249:O'Gallagher
2061:MacGeraghty
2046:O'Conor Roe
2041:O'Conor Don
1947:Maigh SeĂłla
1932:UĂ DĂarmata
1927:Clann Taidg
1836:UĂ DĂarmata
1824:(including
1806:(including
1651:Senchineoil
1646:Fir Domnann
1224:Tony O'Dowd
1203:Robert Dowd
1179:Nace O'Dowd
1173:Mike O'Dowd
1160:Mick O'Dowd
1148:Kris O'Dowd
1126:John O'Dowd
1121:North Sligo
1117:John O'Dowd
1012:Alex O'Dowd
1003:please see
895:invasion.)
799:New Zealand
685:, fl. 1854.
679:, ex. 1798.
637:, c.1556?-?
356:until 482.
277:UĂ Dhubhda
271:NĂ Dhubhda
149:County Mayo
83:Final ruler
3017:Categories
2934:Tyrconnell
2929:Clandeboye
2841:Glentaisie
2751:Literature
2712:Colla Uais
2592:Ă Cuindlis
2587:O'Mulconry
2572:O'Mullally
2567:O'Naughton
2562:O'Duigenan
2537:O'Houlihan
2494:O'Hanratty
2479:O'Leighnin
2474:O'Monaghan
2464:MacDonnell
2429:MacCarroll
2416:Clan Colla
2309:O'Donnelly
2289:MacSweeney
2149:MacClellan
2131:O'Sheridan
2126:MacKiernan
2101:O'Flaherty
2076:O'Flanagan
2066:O'Finnerty
1691:Corco Moga
1641:Gamanraige
1615:Dartraighe
1251:"Ă Dubhda"
1237:References
1154:Max O'Dowd
1136:Ken O'Dowd
1132:politician
1095:politician
1064:Dan O'Dowd
1030:Boy George
818:Craig Dowd
721:, d. 2017.
715:, d. 1998.
709:, d. 1941.
703:, d. 1916.
697:, d. 1895.
691:, ex. 1802
673:, d. 1767.
667:, d. 1737.
649:, d. 1594.
643:, d. 1582.
352:and later
2914:Fermanagh
2909:AirgĂalla
2874:Milesians
2836:Knockavoe
2582:O'Kearney
2519:UĂ MhĂĄine
2454:MacDonald
2449:McCaffrey
2314:O'Gormley
2239:O'Doherty
2234:O'Donnell
2199:O'Gaughan
2179:MacFirbis
2121:MacGovern
2086:MacDonagh
2081:MacDermot
2033:UĂ BriĂșin
2024:Connachta
2016:and septs
2007:Connachta
1812:MĂĄenmaige
1723:UĂ BriĂșin
1656:Grecraige
1610:CĂĄlraighe
1564:Deirgtine
1476:UĂ MhĂĄine
1471:Partraige
1433:Connachta
1162:, former
1130:Sinn FĂ©in
1111:John Dowd
1093:Fine Gael
822:All Black
803:Gravesend
774:Argentina
735:See also
435:Taoiseach
289:Killarney
268:Ă Dubhda
247:Daughter
200:MacFirbis
189:UĂ BriĂșin
161:Connachta
3002:Category
2904:Connacht
2857:articles
2637:Findemna
2552:O'Cleary
2547:O'Downey
2542:O'Madden
2509:O'Garvey
2499:O'Hanlon
2489:O'Boylan
2444:MacManus
2439:MacGuire
2434:MacMahon
2402:MacAuley
2392:O'Higgin
2382:O'Molloy
2355:UĂ NĂ©ill
2353:Southern
2334:O'Hamill
2319:O'Lunney
2215:UĂ NĂ©ill
2213:Northern
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2169:O'Cahill
2159:O'Cleary
2116:O'Malley
2111:O'Reilly
2106:O'Rourke
2096:O'Beirne
2091:MacManus
2014:Kindreds
1965:Category
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1804:UĂ Maine
1779:Ă Ruairc
1769:Ă Dubhda
1711:Kindreds
1686:Masraige
1582:Gailenga
1351:Archived
1289:22 April
814:Auckland
413:Henry IV
381:maritime
338:Fiachrae
293:Connacht
206:and the
140:) is an
137:Ă Dubhda
110:Tireragh
108:Lord of
26:Ă Dubhda
2954:Uisnech
2855:Related
2846:Kinsale
2824:Battles
2692:GrĂĄinne
2642:Clothru
2577:MacEgan
2527:O'Kelly
2504:O'Rogan
2484:O'Heany
2459:MacRory
2424:MacCann
2397:MacCary
2339:MacCaul
2329:O'Quinn
2324:O'Hagan
2304:O'Cahan
2299:MacEwen
2284:MacNeil
2274:O'Neill
2266:nEĂłgain
2254:Dunkeld
2244:O'Boyle
2226:Conaill
2194:O'Towey
2184:O'Coyne
2154:O'Heyne
2071:O'Teige
1917:Auteini
1875:General
1851:Umhaill
1846:Moylurg
1822:Bréifne
1681:Uaithne
1587:Delbhna
1572:LĂșighne
1554:Soghain
1486:Cairbre
1070:of the
501:Ballina
428:Killala
402:castles
332:History
261:(Short)
65:Founder
55:Country
2919:Ailech
2783:Places
2294:Lamont
2264:Cenél
2224:Cenél
2174:O'Dowd
1624:Others
1602:Ărainn
1424:TĂșatha
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978:People
787:Ceylon
454:Ulster
309:Ulster
253:(Long)
145:Gaelic
128:O'Dowd
93:Titles
21:O'Dowd
2959:Brega
2864:Gaels
1752:Septs
1496:Ulaid
1168:Meath
801:from
386:Erris
377:Sligo
297:Irish
258:Wife
250:Wife
244:Male
142:Irish
132:Irish
2949:Mide
2632:Medb
1828:and
1826:East
1814:and
1592:Ăile
1325:ISBN
1291:2020
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1001:Dowd
930:Arms
388:and
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373:Mayo
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