Ireland's Eye

Nessan the Duke of 400 AD had three sons, and named a monastery in their honor. the monastery is on the island called Ireland's Eye. The name of the island is 'Inis Mac Neasain' or the 'Island of the sons of Nessan', the monastery has the same name in Gaelic.

The monastery is good craic for a quick visit during the summer. Not a huge amount there today but an interesting place all the same.

Dave: Did you go to Howth and see Ireland's Eye?

Kevin: Yeah it was good fun, I enjoyed the Island of Ireland's Eye

Nessan

A name of ancient Irish origins. One of the earliest recorded sightings of a Nessan is of the Duke of Leinster circa 400 AD. Nessan is a gaelic acronym for the following traits 'intelligence, physicality, power, honesty, discretion, loyalty'. This Duke is famed for being an innovator of the 5th Century.

Nessan the Duke of 400 AD had three sons, and named a monastery in their honor. the monastery is on the island called Ireland's Eye. The name of the island is 'Inis Mac Neasain' or the 'Island of the sons of nessan', the monastery has the same name in Gaelic.

Nessan is supposedly immortal. With so few people in the world with this name, it is thought that the greatness of every Nessan is compounded across generations. So the Nessan of today, would acquire skills, knowledge, sexual prowess and wordsmithery of every Nessan before him. A truly unique character and person, devoted to making the world a better place.

Motto of 400 AD Nessan: 'If it's a good idea one day, it's a good idea every day'.

Nessan's are also well known as exceptionally well endowed, dark hair, tall and considerably more intelligent than their peers.

Dave: 'I met Nessan the other day and was extremely impressed, what a uniquely bright individual.

Kevin: 'Wow, I wish I was born a Nessan.'