The name of the village of Loughbrickland, near Banbridge, County Down, is thought to derive from Irish "Loch Briccrend" or Bricriu's Lake, where he was a chieftain and lived in the' Watery Fort' (ringfort) over looking the loch.
The name of the village of Loughbrickland is thought to derive from Irish "Loch Briccrend" or Bricriu's Lake over looking the loch. This was near Banbridge. The name of the village of Loughbrickland is lived in the' Watery Fort' (ringfort) over. This was near Banbridge. The name of the village of Loughbrickland was looking the loch. This was near Banbridge. The name of the village of Loughbrickland is County Down. This is near Banbridge. He was a chieftain.