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School: Dubh Achadh/Dooagh (B.)

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Dooagh, Co. Mayo
Teacher:
S. Ó Gallchobhair
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0086H, Page 04_034

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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0086H, Page 04_034

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  1. Argument for the Authencity of the Genealogy (continued)

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  2. Armorial Bearings

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    The arms of O'Malleys are: Argent, a boar passant gales, between three long bows bent and charged with arrows, pointing to the fess-point, sable; and between these long bows in base a by mphad [?], sable.
    Crest: A horse rampart, argent
    Motto: Terra Marique Potens.
    The arms registered by Sir Samuel O'Malley with the Ulster King-at-arm are like these except that the crest is a horse at speed, and the boar is hanged azure, and crined or . The arms of the O'Malleys of Hawthorn Lodge were registered in 1775.
    The clan flag was crimson at the staff-half with a vertical line of six white crosses, and
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