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StewardsofGondor wrote: Never thought the Picts where very prevalent in Ireland, maybe a few small pockets in Ulster (come across from Scotland) but nothing worth taking much notice off. Just finished reading the Tain and they are alluded to as quite a sizable group and very obviously separate from the main culture/people of the time. Have I been wrong all along? Can anybody shed anymore light on the role of the Picts in Ireland for me? Anita My Gaelic name is O'Mainnin which is of Pictish origin and pre-Celtic according to my research. The name is found in Galway and Roscommon in the Barony of Tiaquin. There is a Mannin Bay north of Galway. So those Picts at least must have been in that area by the time the Celts arrived. Reply | with quote | Posted by Mick 12th November 2009ce 21:50 In reply to: Picts in Ireland (StewardsofGondor) |
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