Mael

[ meyl ]

noun

, Irish Mythology.

1. a son of Ronan, unjustly killed by him.

Example Sentences

Ciaran leaves him his gospel—that which was recovered from the lake—and his bell, and his bearer Mael Odran.

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Here we stopped to engage horses to the Riukan Foss, as there is no post-station at Mael.

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Mael cast a hand-bell of bronze for her and, when it was finished, he blessed it and threw it into the sea.

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We entered the left bay, and landed at Mael, which lies at the mouth of the river Rykaness.

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But the holy Mael, observing those figures, discovered among them the image of a young mother holding a child upon her knees.

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