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Richard de Clare (Strongbow) marries MacMurroughs daughter Aoife, as part of an agreement made two years earlier

On August 25, 1170 in Celtic History

Richard de clare ( strongbow) marries MAC murroughs daughter aoife, as part of an agreement made two years earlier

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