Talk:Miler Magrath

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The external links gives a source for this epitaph that Mag Raith wrote for himself: "Here where I am placed I am not. I am not where I am not. Nor am I in both places, but I am in each." Shtove 19:20, 25 March 2020 (UTC)

The sentence 'Magrath never arrested the new Catholic Archbishop of Cashel, Dr Kearney' comes in a section dealing with the 1580's/90's. If this relates to David Kearney (bishop) it is chronologically incorrect as Kearney only became RC Archbishop of Cashel in 1603. PeterClarke 14:48, 19 June 2020 (UTC)[reply]