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Su alias Iníon Dubh significa en irlandés "hija oscura", y ha sido también transcrito como Ineen Dubh. De fondo [ editar ] Iníon Dubh se crio en la corte estuardo en Escocia , lo que le daría valiosas conexiones personales para garantizar mercenarios escoceses a los ejércitos de O'Donnell tras su matrimonio alrededor de 1570.
Iníon Dubh. Lady Fiona O'Donnell [a] ( Irish: Fionnghuala Ó Dhomhnaill; née McDonnell; fl. 1567–1611), also styled as Dame Fiona O'Donnell, was a Scottish aristocrat and queen consort of Tyrconnell. [2] . She is better known by her Irish nickname Iníon Dubh [b] (pronounced in Ulster Irish and Scots Gaelic as in-NEEN DOO; "Black-Haired Daughter").
Fiona (‘Iníon Dubh’) was one of the most remarkable Gaelic women thrown up by the turmoil of the sixteenth century. She stands alongside other Gaelic women such as Rose O'Toole (qv) and Grainne O'Malley (qv) in terms of political ability and skill.
Era hija de James MacDonald, 6.º de Dunnyveg y Agnes Campbell, segunda mujer de Sir Hugh O'Donnell, rey de Tyrconnell, y madre de entre otros Hugh Roe O'Donnell, Rory O'Donnell, 1.º conde de Tyrconnell y Cathbarr O'Donnell. Su alias Iníon Dubh significa en irlandés "hija oscura", y ha sido también transcrito como Ineen Dubh.
9 de may. de 2015 · She was a Scottish aristocrat, her father the head of Clan Donald and her mother the daughter of the Campbell chief, but she became a heroine of the Irish in the north. Iníon Dubh is best remembered for her defense of her sons, who had glorious but tragic lives as Gaelic warriors.
20 de dic. de 2007 · Iníon Dubh (Dark Daughter) was the nickname of Fionnghuala MacDonnell. She was the daughter of James MacDonnell, Lord of the Isles. His territory compromised parts of Antrim and some Irish and Scottish islands. As part of an ongoing feud between the MacDonnells and the O’Neills, James was killed by his rival chief in Ulster, Shane O’Neill.
17 de dic. de 2019 · Iníon Dubh was her pet name which means 'black haired daughter.' She was Fionnuala Ní Dhónaill née Nic Dhónaill. She was a Gaelic aristocrat, the daughter of the taoiseach of clann Mhic Dhónaill, Seamus Mac Dónaill, and Anna Chaimbeul, the daughter of the third Earl of Argyll, head of clann Chaimbeul.
