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• Croaf/han, in the county Roscommon, was the royal residence of Oilioll and
Meava, king and queen of Connaught, about the beginning of the Christian
era.
* Tailten, now Teltown in the county Meath, between Kells and Navan,
where games and sports were instituted by Lui, a Dedanan chief, in honour of
Tailltean, the queen of the last king of the Firbolgs, by whom Lui had been
fostered.
3 Emnnia, near Armagh, where stood the splendid palace of the kings of
Uladh till the fourth century of the Christian era. See note on Oirginll.