Donough-na-nordog O'Donnell

Son of Hugh Roe O'Donnell

1499

The castle of Bundrowes was taken by the son of O'Donnell tie by
Donough-na-nordog, the son of Hugh Roe), from O'Donnels own warders;
but O'Donnel himself and his son, Hugh Oge, surrounded the castle; and
Maguire and Philip, the son of Turlough Maguire, came to join O'Donnell
and his son there. Donough-na-nordog and Philip came to a personal
rencounter, in which they pommelled each other; but Donoughs horse
being killed, and he himself thrown down, he was taken prisoner on the
spot by Philip, who immediately delivered him up to O'Donnell. The
castle was afterwards taken on the same day. O'Donnell gave Donough
back to Maguire, who conveyed him to his house, to be detained in
confinement. O'Donnell afterwards gave Philip, the son of Turlough
Maguire, 60 cows, as a remuneration for his conquest. AFM

1503

The son of O'Donnell, ie Donough-na-nordog, was taken prisoner by the
sons of Con O'Neill, and some Scots who were along with them (the sons
of Con), and brought to O'DOnnell, ie Hugh Poe and Donnell, the son of
O'Donnell, maimed Donough (at the river which Is called Dael (Lough
Deel, Paphoe), in consequence of which he died. AFM