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Junior seminary and secondary school established by archbishop William Crolly of Armagh in 1833.
Diocesan and Collegiate Library of St. Malachy’s College.
The Ulster Museum originated as the Belfast Museum of Natural History (est. 1831), which was created by the Belfast Natural History and Philosophical Society (founded in 1821). In 1890, having secured support from the Corporation, it merged to become the Belfast Free Public Library, Art Gallery and Museum (the library had opened in 1888) and in 1905, the Belfast Municipal Museum and Art Gallery. In 1961/1962, it gained recognition as a national museum and accordingly, it was renamed to the Ulster Museum.
- s. xx–xxi
- d. 1967
- s. xx–xxi
- fl. 12th century
Anglo-Norman poet and author of a versified adaptation of the Navigatio sancti Brendani, which he dedicated to Aaliz, identifiable with Henry I’s second wife Adeliza of Louvain (or according to another MS, to Mahalt la reine, who is identifiable with Henry’s first wife, Edith Matilda).
- fl.c. 1150
English Benedictine monk at St Peter's Abbey, Gloucester, who wrote a life of St Dyfrig.
King of the Britons; father of Artúir in Acallam na senórach.
Bennett (Arthur) See: Art Mac Bionaid
- s. xx–xxi
Béoáed mac Ocláin See: Béoáed of Ardcarn
- Ard Carna ... Ardcarn parish, Co. Roscommon
patron of Ard Carna (Ardcarn parish, Co. Roscommon)
Bera ... daughter of the king of Spain See: Moméra [alias Bera]
