"Thou shalt receive welcome from me," said Aedh, son of Fergus. There is
neither bank nor wall between him and the aforesaid, and it was there
that he erected Domhnach-mor-Maighe-Tochair, ribi xl, dubas mansit et Mac
Cairthin reliquit.

Patrick proceeded from Domhnach-mor-Maighe-Tochair into Bredach, and
there he met the three Deachans, the sons of Patrick's sister, in the
country of Ailell, son of Eoghan, and he ordained Oengus, the son of
Ailell, in that place, and he remained there on Sunday; Domhnach-Bile is
its name.

When Patrick was at Ailech-Airtich in Sonnacht, in Cinel-Enda, Enda came
to him. "Da mihi hunc locum," said Patrick. "Quasi non babussemus
clericos," said Enda. On the morrow venit Enda et suus filius secum,
Echu Caech. Patrick had turned off to pray, and his people to baptize,
to confer orders, and to propagate the faith. The two Maccairthinns were
there at the time, namely, qui est at Clochar et qui est at
Domhnach-mor-Maighe-Tochair. "Confer ye the degree of bishop upon my
son," said Enda. "Let Patrick be consulted," said Patrick's champion,
Maccairthinn of Clochar. "It is our duty," said the other; "I will
confer the order." When Patrick, he said, "Ye have conferred orders in
my absence on the son of the Wolf; there shall be strife in the church of
the one for ever; there shall be poverty in the church of the other."
Quod impletur: strife at Clochar; Domhnach-mor-Maighe-Tochair, poverty is
there. "The son upon whom the degree was conferred, two persons, after
committing murder, shall profane his relics. One hundred and twenty
years until a son shall be born in the southern parts [who shall
reconsecrate his church], and it shall be restored to me again." Quod
totum impletum est. The first place where his relics were was a high and
beautiful spot, but they were carried thence after a short time to a
lower place; and the first place where they were is deserted, and robbers
and murderers are accustomed to dwell there, through Patrick's curse.
And his church was ceded to Ciaran Mac-an-tsair, but was restored to
Patrick again. This Echu, son of Enda, is at this day called Bishop
Echan.

As Patrick was in Tir-Enda-Airtich at Tulach-liag, in Leitir, he stuck
[wattles for] a church there, which afterwards became a bush. After this
he went to the Lei, on the east of the Bann, ubi non capiebant homines
pieces nisi in nocte usque ad illud tempus. Deinde imperavit eis
Patricius ut in di