Oengus Céile Dé or, Oengus the Servant of God, was a member of the Gaelic monastic order called the
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Óengus of Tallaght — For the 10th century poet who names himself Óengus céile Dé, see Saltair na Rann. Óengus of Tallaght Born unknown Clonenagh, Ireland Died possibly 11 March 824(824 03 11) Honored in Roman Catholic Church … Wikipedia
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