About the same time clerics came across Slieve Luachra in the territory of Kerry to the church of Ita, honoured

Having administered baptism Mochuda taking the infant's hand prophesied concerning the babe"This hand will be strong in battle and will win hostages and submission of the Clan Torna whose country lies in mid-Kerry from Sliabh Luachra

'Hiram,' sez she, 'ef yeou'll stay to hum, merry some smart girl, an' kerry on the farm, I'll leave yeou the hull er my fortin.

Leaving the Pale to the mercy of the successful rebels, he hastened south, and arrived in Kerry before Smerwick fort.

One of these is called, by Sir H. Sloane, Phaseolus maximus perennis, which is often also thrown on the coast of Kerry in Ireland; another is called, in Jamaica, Horse-eye-bean; and a third is called Niker in Jamaica.