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According to the Irish [[Annals of Tigernach]], the plague was preceded by a solar eclipse on 1 May 664 (the path of the [[total eclipse]] on 1 May 664 started in the Pacific, crossed the Gulf of Mexico, swept along the eastern coast of [[North America]] crossed Ireland and Scotland and continued on into Central Europe<ref>[https://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEsearch/SEsearchmap.php?Ecl=06640501 NASA.gov]</ref>). [[Bede]] also mentioned the eclipse but wrongly placed it on 3 May. The Irish sources claimed that there was also an [[earthquake]] in Britain and that the plague reached Ireland first at [[Mag Nitha]], among the [[Fothairt]] in [[Leinster]]. Bede claimed that the plague first was in the south of Britain and then spread to the north.
