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Liasa Liac

A night camp between Cuailnge and Conaille, named for the calf shelters the armies built there.

Overview

Liasa Liac lies between Cuailnge and Conaille, and Kinsella's route list places it probably at Ballymakellett. The armies spent a night there on their way from Cuailnge to Conaille. The text says the place is named because the armies built stone shelters for their calves there.

Events here

  1. The armies pass the night at Liasa Liac, between Cuailnge and Conaille. In Chapter VI: From Finnabair Chuailnge to Conaille.

They passed the night between Cuailnge and Conaille at Liasa Liac, so named because the armies built stone shelters for their calves there.

Narration, in “The march to Conaille” (Chapter VI: From Finnabair Chuailnge to Conaille)