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Labraid Loingsech
'''Labraid Loingsech''' ("the exile, mariner"), also known as '''Labraid Lorc''', son of Ailill

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Labraid Loingsech/Definition

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Labraid Lorc
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Labhraidh Loingseach
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Labhraid Loingseach
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Labraidh Loingseach
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Laigin
...om the [[Gaul]]ish warriors who came to Ireland with the returning exile [[Labraid Loingsech]], and are named after the spears (''láigne'') they carried. Two other pop

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Labraid Loingsech
'''Labraid Loingsech''' ("the exile, mariner"), also known as '''Labraid Lorc''', son of Ailill

6 KB (1,069 words) - 08:41, 9 September 2008