Turlough O'Donnell

1426

Turlough O'Donnell, who had been left as a hostage in lieu of Naghtan,
(in prison in Dublin, by the English) made his escape, together with 4
other hostages. AFM

1429

Hugh Direach, the son of Turlough-an-Fhina O'Donnell, and his son, were
slain by Turlough, the son of Niall Garve O'Donnell, on the 8th of
February.

1431

Naghtan O'Donnell went to assault the castle of Loch Laoghaire, and
took it from Turlough O'Donnell; and all the spoils that he found in it
he carried off. AFM

1434

O'Donnell and his son, Turlough, heir to the lordship of Tirconnell, went
in search of plunder and booty; and their evil fortune brought them
into collision with a large body of English cavalry, who surrounded
them. They contended with them for a long time, until Turlough
O'Donnell and many others were slain, and this was on the day after
Michaelmas. AFM