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Brian Boru Irish Pipe Band was created in 1962.
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When did Brian Boru die?
Brian Boru died in 1014.
Where was brain Boru buried?
Do you mean BRIAN Boru, stupid? Do you mean BRIAN Boru, stupid?
At what battle was Brian Boru killed?
Brian boru died at the battle of clontarf.
What famous Irish king was credited with breaking the strength of Norse invaders?
Brian Boru at the battle of Clontarf
Where was brian boru bury?
Brian Boru is supposed to be buried in St Patricks Cathedral in Armagh
Where did Brian Boru become high king?
Brian Boru become High King of Ireland
Why did the vikings leave the?
their power was defeated by the legendary Irish King Brian Boru. they did not leave Ireland, those that remained inter-married with the native Irish
What does 'boru' mean in Welsh?
Unless it is misspelled it doesn't look like a Welsh word. Bore means 'morning',boreau means 'mornings'. It means 'pipe' in Turkish FWIW.The Irish 'Brian Boru' perhaps?
Who was brian boru's sister?
Orla
What did Brian Boru achieve in his career?
Brian Boru was born in 941 and died on April 23, 1014. Brian Boru was the High King of Ireland during his reign between 1002-1014 and remains his longest lasting achievement.
What percentage of population of UK is of Irish decent?
I would say about 95% as almost every "white" person in the UK is a descendant of Brian Boru (941-1014)
Why is kinawley named after Brian Boru?
Brian Boru 941-1014 was a great Irish warrior. He was the High King of Ireland who died in the battle of Clontarf 1000 years on Good Friday and was buried in Armagh. Many GAA clubs are called after him, Fermanagh (Kinawley), Tipperary (Clogheen Ladies, Annacarty-Donohill hurlers, and Brian Boru Camogie Club), Westmeath (Ballymore), Leitrim (Gorvagh), Pennsylvania (Philadelphia Hurling Club), Oregon (Portland Hurling Club), Cork (Shanballymore), Roscommon (Strokestown), Dublin (Clontarf, and Brian Boru's Handball), Antrim (Cushendun) and Clare (Cratloe-Killaloe) see here for history of club http://kinawleygfc.com/index.php/79-misc-pages here for history of Brian Boru http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Boru
