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	Living History - Ollamh Fodhla
		Ollamh Fodhla was one of the most extraordinary men of early times.
		Ollamh Fodhla is celebrated as a philosopher and statesman.
		Ollamh Fodhla was the first King by whom the Feis Teamhrach was established.
	www.iol.ie /~histpub/child2/ollamh.html (516 words)

	Ollamh Fodhla - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ollamh Fodhla, son of Fiacha Finscothach, was a legendary High King of Ireland.
		His given name was Eochaid, and he was called Ollamh Fodhla because he was a learned ollamh (master, professor) and the king of Fodla, a poetic term for Ireland.
		He established the Festival of Tara, which was an assembly of nobles and learned men held every three years at Samhain to make laws, approve the annals of Ireland, and punish criminals.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ollamh_Fodhla (110 words)

	Was Ollamh Fodhla King David of Israel?
		Ollamh Fodhla, son of Fiacaidh of the Wineflowers, son of Sedna, son of Artri, son of Ebric, son of Eber, son of Ir, son of Miledh [Gathelus], held the sovereignty of Ireland FOR THIRTY YEARS, at the end of which he died WITHIN HIS OWN WALLS.
		Of Fiacha, the fourth and last reigning son of Ollamh Fodhla, it is said that "it was difficult for the stalk to sustain its corn during his reign." This observation is a figurative way of expressing the GOODNESS OF HIS RULE and the PROSPERITY of the country during Fiacha's administration.
		Although the ruling house lost the throne and scepter of Ireland, the LINE (descendants) of Ollamh Fodhla or David continued on; and there is the distinct possibility that a female descendant of this king married into the line of Heremon.
	www.hope-of-israel.org /i000118a.htm (3844 words)

	Ollamh Fodhla
		There are many conflicting opinions about who Ollamh Fodhla was and the controversy results from wrong assumptions made because of dates that have been purposely made to
		Ollamh Fodhla is reported to have been a king who ruled Ireland for 40 years under just Laws.
		Their living at the same time and one continuing the other's work, led to them being confused, as being the same person, in the minds of history students.
	jahtruth.net /olamfod.htm (289 words)

	Good News Bible Reading Program Supplementary Material - The Throne of Britain: Its Biblical Origin and Future (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		the Royal Sage, Ollamh Fodhla, is almost the only one who, from the strong light of tradition thrown round him, stands out as being of historical substance and truth.
		Ollam Fodhla’s laws bear striking similarity to the Ten Commandments and other Hebrew statutes.
		It appears that Ollam Fodhla founded a royal school or university within the national palace—referred to in the Chronicles of Eri as Mur Olamain, perhaps translatable as "House of the Prophets."
	www.ucg.org /brp/materials/throne/16.html (703 words)

	www.kingollamhfodhla.com Home Page
		King Ollamh Fodhla died BC 1277 and if you note the important dates quoted in other European Nations you will realize how advanced he was.
		King Ollamh Fodhla was the first King by whom the "Feis Teamhrach" (The Great Feast of Tara) was established.
		Many excellent laws were past during the reign of King Ollamh Fodhla among which was the placing of the army (Na Fianna) under the control of "The Assembly".
	www.kingollamhfodhla.com (689 words)

	Moynalty Parish : History of the Parish and Townlands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Ollamh Fodhla, the twenty first Milesian King of Ireland around 800 BC reigned for forty years.
		He was the so-called ‘Doctor of Wisdom’ and able statesman who divided Fodhla — an ancient name for Ireland — into workable regions.
		Those land-divisions were cantred under the control of a chief; territory under the control of a breitheamh (magistrate); townland under the control of a steward.
	www.moynaltyparish.ie /history.html (1882 words)

	Loughcrew
		The title Ollamh Fodhla is both Hebrew and Irish, meaning the Possessor or Revealer of hidden-knowledge, thus making a second Hebrew link with Cairn T. The third Hebrew link is the Hebrew Scriptures of Jeremiah (Ollamh Fodhla) and Ezekiel, who makes reference to the "Tender Twig", in chapter 17.
		Jeremiah was known in Ireland as Ollamh Fodhla and the Holy Patriarch of Ireland, who nurtured Ireland under The Torah, which he taught to his student Eochaidh (Tephi's husband) who inherited the title from him after his death.
		588 B.C. The date of Ollamh Fodhla’s death is recorded, cut in stone, inside Cairn T, as being the 21st of Sept. in 581 B.C. British, Irish and Scottish records of the “Stone of Destiny” locate it at Tara, Ireland in circa 500 B.C. and that Eochaidh, the Daighda, married Teia Tephi.
	jahtruth.co.uk /jere.htm (3833 words)

	J. Craig Canada's Family Tree - aqwg75
		better known as Ollamh Fodhla,* i.e., "Ollamh, or chief poet of Fodhla" (or Ireland); began his reign, A.M. 1317 (according to the received computation of the Septuagint, making A.D. 1 agree with A.M. This Eochaidh was the 27th Monarch of Ireland, and reigned 40 years.
		It was this Monarch who first instituted the Feis Teamhrach (or "Parliament of Tara"), which met about the time called "Samhuin" (or 1st of November) for making laws, reforming general abuses, revising antiquities, genealogies, and chronicles, and purging them from all corruption and falsehood that might have been foisted into them since the last meeting.
		Cairbre: son of Ollamh Fodhla; King of Uladh; died in the 22nd year of the reign of his brother Fiacha.
	www.palmspringsbum.com /tree/aqwg75.htm (616 words)

	The Ark of The Covenant - Evidences \| 100777.com
		Ollamh Fodhla (the Great Law-giver), after having been forty years in the sovereignty of Ireland, died at his own mur (house), at Teamhair.
		Eochaidh was the first name of Ollamh Fodhla; and he was called Ollamh (*Fodhla) because he had first been a learned Ollamh (chief poet), and afterwards king of (Fodhla, i.e.
		That is why Ollamh Fodhla was first Jeremiah (God's Prophet) and then the king (Eochaidh) of Ireland.
	100777.com /doc/90 (1875 words)

	SISTER FIDELMA MYSTERIES - FIDELMA'S WORLD
		Tradition has it that these laws were first gathered in 714 BC by the order of the High King, Ollamh Fodhla.
		But it was in AD 438 that the High King, Laoghaire, appointed a commission of nine learned people to study, revise, and commit the laws to the new writing in Latin characters.
		ollamh, which is still the modern Irish word for a professor.
	www.sisterfidelma.com /fidelma.html (2000 words)

	Loughcrew
		The title Ollamh Fodhla is both Hebrew and Irish, meaning the Possessor or Revealer of hidden-knowledge, thus making a second Hebrew link with Cairn T. The third Hebrew link is the Hebrew Scriptures of Jeremiah (Ollamh Fodhla) and Ezekiel, who makes reference to the "Tender Twig", in chapter 17.
		Cairn T could; as well as being the tomb of Jeremiah; also be the tomb of Teia Tephi's husband, the well-loved Heremon - Ard ri, Eochaidh Ollothair, who inherited the title Ollamh Fodhla from his mentor/teacher Jeremiah.
		Jeremiah was known in Ireland as Ollamh Fodhla and the Holy Patriarch of Ireland, who nurtured Ireland under The Torah, which he taught to his student Eochaidh (Tephi's husband) who inherited the title from him after his death.
	jahtruth.bravepages.com /jere.htm (2954 words)

	The High Kings of Ireland
		This Triennial Convention was the first Parliament of which we have any record on the face of the globe; and was strictly observed from its first institution to A.D. 1172; and, even as late as A.D. 1258, we read in our native Annals of an Irish Parliament, at or near Newry.
		He built Mur Ollamhan at Teamhair (which means "Ollamh's fort at Tara"); he also appointed a chieftain over every cantred and a brughaidh over every townland.
		777 B.C. Son Siorlamh, son of Fionn, son of Bratha, son of Labraidh, son of Cairbre, son of Ollamh Fodhla (27).
	www.heraldry.ws /info/article12.html (5884 words)

	Loughcrew Cairn T
		Cairn T, which is known as the Tomb of the Ollamh Fodhla, is the most striking cairn on the hills.
		Ollamh Fodhla, said to have been the first law-giver of Ireland, dided according to the Annals of the Four Masters in 1277 BC, and is stated to have been buried at Taillten (Telltown).
		This strange looking rock at Cairn T is known as 'The Hag's Chair' and 'Ollamh Fódla's Seat', after the twentieth king of Tara.
	www.mythicalireland.com /ancientsites/loughcrew/cairnt.html (677 words)

	Annals of the Four Masters
		Eochaidh was the first name of Ollamh Fodhla; and he was called Ollamh Fodhla because he had been first a learned Ollamh, and afterwards king of Fodhla, i.e.
		This was the first year of the reign of Finnachta, son of Ollamh Fodhla, over Ireland.
		The eighteenth year of Aenghus Ollamh, son of Oilioll, son of Labhraidh; and he was slain by Irereo, son of Melghe, at the end of that time.
	www.ucc.ie /celt/published/T100005A/T100005A.html (14647 words)

	Does Queen Elizabeth II sit on a Throne Of David?
		This Ollamh Fodhla was the most famous king in Irish history; and he established institutions in the land which brought peace and prosperity to the people of Ireland.
		After the death of Ollamh Fodhla, four of his sons ruled in succession over the land; then the throne went to Bearnghal, grandson of Ollamh Fodhla through his son Gedhe Ollghothach.
		Some claim that a daughter of Ollamh Fodhla (David) -- or one of his sons or grandsons -- married into the line of Heremon, thus healing the breach and making it possible for Queen Elizabeth to be descended from David.
	www.unsolvedmysteries.com /usm333952.html (6093 words)

	Re: Sunday 20th June is the new moon of the 4th biblical month (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		of course the key to all this is in the following: [from the Annals of the Four Masters] "Eochaidh was the first name of Ollamh Fodhla; and he was called Ollamh Fodhla because he had been first a learned Ollamh, and afterwards king of Fodhla, i.e.
		of Ireland." "After Faildeargdoid had been ten years in the sovereignty, he fell by Ollamh Fodhla, son of Fiacha Finscothach, in the battle of Teamhair...
		Ollamh Fodhla, after having been forty years in the sovereignty of Ireland, died at his own mur house at Teamhair.
	www.talkaboutreligion.com /group/alt.religion.w-w-church-god/messages/145761.html (338 words)

	Location of The Lost Ark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		There are conflicting theories about the identity of Ollamh Fodhla but the controversy is as a result of incorrect assumptions arrived at due to conflicting dating systems.
		The Latin dating of Ollamh Fodhla is calculated from a "Creation" date of 5199 BC which has led historians to believe that Eochaidh "Ollothair" mac Duach, the Daighda, became high-king in 1828 BC.
		The date of Ollamh Fodla's death is recorded, cut in stone inside Cairn T as being 21st September 581 BC.
	www.btinternet.com /~meirionhughes/Pub/lost_ark.htm (2997 words)

	Good News Bible Reading Program Supplementary Material - The Throne of Britain: Its Biblical Origin and Future (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		It could have resulted from his appearing to be the father or grandfather of the eastern princess he brought with him—or, even more likely, confusion over his being a great lawgiver.
		An ollamh of law and poetry was even considered the equal of a king at the court; he, or she, for both were equal under the law, could speak even before the king at a council and give advice" (Ellis, p.
		Or perhaps he was one of the district chiefs ordained by Ollam Fodhla.
	www.ucg.org /brp/materials/throne/18.html (1025 words)

	Night at Nuit Canada: Irish Druids and Old Irish Religions: Part I (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Ollamhs had colleges at Clogher, Armagh, Lismore, and Tamar.
		Though those old Irish laws were so oppressive to the common people, and so favourable to the hereditary chiefs, it was hard indeed to get the people to relinquish them for English laws.
		In 1522, English law existed in only four of the Irish counties; and Brehons and Ollamhs (teachers) were known to the end of the seventeenth century.
	night.nuit.ca /idoir/i06.html (1830 words)

	King Ollamh Fodhla e-mail dated September 3rd 2005
		One of several curious facts concerning King Ollamh Fodhla is that he appears to have been completely "written out" of standard Irish history books during the past several generations, even though he is probably the most important - by far - of all the kings of Ireland.
		Although few people appear to be aware of the fact (at the present time), King Ollamh Fodhla is very closely linked with the Hill of Tara, and with Brehon Law - a legal system which has been described as "the oldest and perhaps most humane collection of laws in Europe".
		Among other things, it is hoped that all archaeologists, and indeed everyone involved with the planned M3 motorway project, may wish to keep the above mentioned information regarding King Ollamh Fodhla in mind.
	www.constitutionofireland.com /KingOllamhFodhla/Email3September2005.htm (810 words)

	Anglo-Israel: Ollam Fola of Tara
		For the greatness of this Ollam Fola, which it is impossible to treat as a fiction, has come down to us, notwithstanding a halo of the impossible which surrounds the demi-god, as an undeniable reality.
		I have, however, no desire to encumber my hypothesis, with any argument, as to whether the Ollam Fodhla of Irish Tradition is, or is not a mistake for Jeremiah the Prophet.
		I feel that the case of the presence of the illustrious Seer in Ireland is made out on other grounds; that, indeed, he must have been the transporter of the Stone, the conductor of "the King's Daughters" and the planter of the Standard of Judah, in Ireland.
	www.abcog.org /glover3.htm (2152 words)

	Annals of the Four Masters (Irish history from earliest times to 1616 A.D.)
		This feast was held each year and attended by the King's friends and dutiful subjects.
		Ollamh Fodhla means "The Chief Poet of Ireland".
		A corrupted version of his name (which was pronounced "Ollav Fola" or "Ullav Fola") gave the present province of Ulster its name.
	homepage.eircom.net /~williamfinnerty/name/annals.htm (1193 words)

	[No title]
		This Aonach or Great Fair of the people of all Ireland must gone on from time immemorial, but it was seven or eight hundred years before the time of Christ that historic fame of the Feis became associated with it.
		The great king Ollamh Fodhla is cited as founding the Ardh Feis at Tara.
		The Feis then was a parliamentary assembly, and to it came the provincial kings and nobility, chiefs, judges, doctors, poets and bards of all Ireland.
	members.tripod.com /~EMFriend/feis.html (442 words)

	Healy coat of arms Haly coat of arms
		Fiacha Fionn Scothach, the 24th Monarch: son of Sedna; so called from the abundance of white flowers with which every plain in Erinn abounded during his reign; was born in the palace of Rath-Cruachan, B.C. 1402; and slain, B.C. 1332, in the 20th year of his reign, by Munmoin, of the Line of Heber.
		It was this Monarch who built Mur Ollamhan at Teamhair (which means "Ollamh's fort at Tara"); he also appointed a chieftain over every cantred and a brughaidh over every townland.
		Cairbre: son of Ollamh Fodhla; King of Uladh; d.
	www.araltas.com /features/healy (5336 words)

	Con
		One of the leading authorities on Irish history O'Flaherty's Ogygia makes PLAIN that Ollamh Fodhla was NOT the same person as Jeremiah: "Ollam Fodla, of the HOUSE OF HIR [IR a son of Gathelus], the SON of king Fiach, slew Faidergod in the battle of Temor [Tara], and ascended the throne.
		The regnal years of Ollarnh Fodhla fall at the SAME TIME as the reign of King David of Israel a year or two differential between the two reigns if the chronology of Ussher is compared with that of The Annals of the Kingdom of Ireland!
		Both Ollamh Fodhla and King David reigned for FORTY YEARS; and of ALL the Milesian kings from Heremon down to Queen Elizabeth 11 only FOUR in 3,500 years had reigns of 40 years in length.
	www.fwselijah.com /con1.htm (7624 words)

	Triskelle - Irish History - Brehon Law
		When a conflict occurred which was not covered by an existing rule the judgement of the breitheamh became a new law.
		In order to maintain unity and equality of rights throughout Ireland or to tackle complex cases Tuath Ollamh Fodhla introduced the Feis Teamhrach, or Great Fair.
		The Feis Teamhrach was a triennial conference held at the Hill of Tara.
	www.vincentpeters.nl /triskelle/history/brehonlaw.php?index=060.030.020 (1370 words)

	January 15th 2005 e-mail (re King Ollamh Fodhla) to the Tara/Skreen Yahoon Group
		Eochaidh (2): his son; better known as Ollamh Fodhla, ie, "Ollamh, or chief poet...
		In the Age of the World 3922, Ollamh Fodhla, after having been forty years...
		"Cairn T, was realised to be the tomb of Ollamh Fodhla; which is...
	www.constitutionofireland.com /CensoredTaraInformationTrackingCopy.htm (1530 words)

	GAA World - Armagh - St Peters GAC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Watters, transferred to Ollamh Fodhla to play football and to Belfast Tir-na-ogs for Hurling.
		Eventually, however, the club climbed out of the doldrums and in early 1914 were again fielding at full strength with a team in Division 1, South Antrim and the Junior Club Geraldines playing Hurling in Division 2.
		It was also reported that some players missed the train home and had to persuade a Downpatrick player to take them home by pony and trap arriving just in time for work.
	www.irishnews.com /gaaworld/Ulster/antrim/Ardoyne/ardoynehistory09.html (4414 words)

	magoo.com: Irish Kings by Hugh McGough
		Early Gaelic ollamhs (professors of history) and scribes recorded the actions of the kings and the provincial nobility of Ireland who supported them; and, after the mission of St. Patrick, the leaders of the Church.
		Fell by Ollamh Fodhla #27, son of Ficha Finscothach, in the battle of Teamhair.
		Son of Siorlamh, son of Fionn, son of Bratha, son of Labraidh, son of Cairbre, son of Ollamh Fodhla #27.
	www.magoo.com /hugh/irishkings.html (12354 words)

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