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299:, meaning the "third of Congal Claen" (Caech), and became an alias for the territory of Clandeboye, named as such after the Clandeboye O'Neill's who conquered the area in the late 14th century. By the 10th century Dál mBuinne was counted amongst the twelve tuatha of Ulaid. After the Viking era, Dál Sailni and its church at Connor, the principal church of Dál nAraidi was lost to the encroaching
207:, king of Eilne and Dál nAraidi, and claimed as having ruled the over-kingdom of Ulaid for sixteen years, was killed at Ráith Beithech (Rathveagh, County Antrim) in 749. Eochaid mac Bressal, who died in 832, was the last known king of the Dál nAraidi in Tuaiscirt to hold the over-kingship of the Dál nAraidi. The last known king of Dál nAraidi in Tuaiscirt is recorded in 883.
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and in a process of gradual infiltration by marital and military alliances as well as growing pressure from the encroaching Cenél nEógain, they moved their power east of the Bann. Once they had come to prominence in Antrim the Ua Flainn styled themselves as king of Dál nAraidi (in
Tuaiscirt), Dál Riata, and Fir Lí, alongside their own Uí Tuirtri.
365:, and a list of Uí Erca Céin kings are given as having ruled Latharna until the mid-7th century, though there are records of kings down to around 900 AD. A branch of the Uí Erca Céin line of kings, the Síl Fingín, also twice held the overkingship of Dál nAraidi. After 750, the Uí Erca Céin became associated with the church of Bangor.
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Cúil
Raithin. Meaning "corner/nook of ferns". Modern-day Coleraine. Located in Eilne, it was once an episcopal see. A church had been founded here by St. Patrick. It has been suggested that it lost its status after the Ui Choelbad ruling dynasty of the Dál nAraidi of Magh Line conquered Eilne in the
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By the beginning of the 12th century the Dál nAraidi, ruled by the Ó Loingsigh (O'Lynch), had lost control of most of Antrim to the Uí Fhloinn (O'Lynn) and became restricted to the territory of Magh Line. The Uí Fhloinn were the ruling sept of the Airgíallan Uí Tuirtri as well as rulers of Fir Lí,
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In the 8th century the kingdom of Dál Riata was overrun by the Dál nAraidi. Concurrently the Dál
Fiatach extended their territory cutting off the Dál nAraidi from the Uí Echach Cobo. By the end of the 9th century the Dál nAraidi had taken control of Ulaid from the Dál Fiatach. This however only
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Cruthin had gradually lost their lands west of the River Bann, allowing Dál nAraidi to become the sole Cruthin dynastic grouping in County Antrim. After 776, the annals no longer refer to the Dál nAraidi as being of Cruthin stock, but to be of the Ulaid
383:, both of whom appear to also have been of the Cruthin, and possibly refugees driven from their home that went to "Dercco Chen". A tradition of the Cenél Talain mentions that they had an ancestor who fought alongside Fiacha Araide, the eponymous ancestor of the Dál nAraidi; the
337:, based at Magh Cobo, "the plain of Cobo". They were styled as kings of Cuib. According to the medieval genealogies they are descended from the Dál nAraidi, though this link is tenuous. By the 10th century Uí Echach Cobo was counted amongst the twelve tuatha of Ulaid.
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of Dál nAraidi Magh Line. Whilst the ruling dynasty of the Dál nAraidi Magh Line, the Uí Choelbad, supplied the principal kings, Dál Sailni held the principal church of Connor. In the post-Viking era, Dál Sailni and its church was taken over by the encroaching Uí
314:. Neighbouring Ráith Mór was Ráith Beag (meaning "little fort", anglicised as Rathbeg), and is attested location where Áed Dub mac Suibni, king of Dál nAraidi and Ulaid, killed High King Diarmait mac Cerbaill in 565. By the 16th century Ráith Mór became known as
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Uí Echach Cobo's territory formed the basis of the medieval deanery and Norman cantred of Oveh, as well as the diocese of
Dromore. Their territory was later anglicised as Iveagh. Their 14th-century expansion formed the basis for the later barony of Iveagh.
499:) took place between the Ulaid and Cruthin, both terms which then referred to the Dál Fiatach and Dál nAraide respectively. Meanwhile, the Dál nAraidi where still resisting the encroaching Northern Uí Néill. In 681, the Dál nAraidi led by
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Fiachra Cáech and king of Dál nAraidi, was possibly the first of this branch to be based in Eilne, however in 681 was killed at Dún Ceithern (modern-day Giant's Sconce in the parish of Dunboe, west of the
731:, meaning "church of the dwarf". Called "Lathrach Pátraic" in the Tripartite Life of Saint Patrick, the church referenced was said to have been founded by St. Patrick who left his disciple Daniel, who was of diminutive size, in charge.
985:, meaning "towards the fork", modern-day Glenravel River. Formed the northern border between Dál nAraidi and Dál Riata. It also formed part of the boundary between the medieval deaneries of Tuaisceart and Ui Tuirtre.
807:, meaning "fairy fort", modern-day Rashee, a church alleged to have been founded by St. Patrick. Its earliest mention is in the Annals of Ulster, which mentions the death of Bishop Eoghan of "Ratha Sithe" in 618AD.
284:, meaning "plain of Line") was the predominant dynasty of the Dál nAraidi. It was centered in southern County Antrim, with Ráith Mór its royal seat. In the 10th century they are counted as one of twelve
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Fiatach expansion had cut off the County Antrim and Down branches of the Cruthin from each other. As a result, the County Down branch consolidated into the kingdom of the
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mid-7th century, and a prince of theirs settled there. Their own church in Magh Line, at
Domnach Combair, was also an episcopal see and they may have been content to see Cúil Raithin lose its status.
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The royal seat of the Dál nAraidi Magh Line was Ráith Mór (meaning "great fort", anglicised as
Rathmore), located near Lough Neagh in the civil parish of Donegore. It is first recorded in the
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Arda
Corrain. A battle occurred here between the Dál nAraidi and Dál Riata. Fiachna mac Demmain, king of Dál nAraidi and Ulaid was slain here. Possibly the hill above "the Corran of Larne".
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in north-eastern Ireland. The Cruthin however still held territory west of the Bann in County Londonderry, and their emergence may have concealed the dominance of earlier tribal groupings.
325:, was the inauguration site of the Dál Fiatach kings of Ulaid, however it appears to have also been the same for the Dál nAraidi prior to the 9th-century contraction of their territory.
1025:, meaning "Finneacht's glen", anglicised as Glynn. St. Patrick is said to have founded a church here. Glenn Indechta also marked the southern boundary of the kingdom of Dál Riata.
1018:, meaning "(wild-)dog oak-wood", and anglicised as Conner. It is the location of the medieval cathedral for the diocese of Connor. Its patron is stated as being St. Mac Nissi.
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Scirit, also known as Scirec Archaile, meaning (Arcail: great valley). Now known as Skerry. Located near Slemish in Dál nAraidi in Tuaiscirt, it was an ancient burial place.
553:, marched north to accept submissions from the Ulaid, which including marching upon the Dál nAraidi capital Ráith Mór where he received only the submissions of their king.
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Cúl Cáel, alias Cúl Cóil. Where Fiacha mac Baetain, king of Dál nAraidi killed Fiacha mac Demain, king of Dál Fiatach. Possibly Kilkeel in County Down, which derives from
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978:, meaning "the cow-like one", modern-day River Bush. A river in north-western County Antrim that was the boundary between west of Dál Riata and the east of Eilne.
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Ross Torathair, also spelt as Ros/Rois Torothair. Situated near Cúil Raithin, a battle for this place between St. Columba and St. Comgall is referenced to in the
434:) took place between them and an alliance of Cruthin kings, in which the Cruthin suffered a devastating defeat. Afterwards the Northern Uí Néill settled their
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dynasty of Uí Tuirtrí that lay west of the River Bann had been active east of it from as early as 776, and by the 10th century had taken control of Eilne.
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361:, one of the twelve minor principalities under the king of Ulaid. They appear to have been based near Semne in Latharna, with their base possibly being
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of the Northern Uí Néill in battle. In 629, Congal led the Dál nAraidi to defeat against the same foes. In an attempt to have himself installed as
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895:. St. Patrick is alleged to have baptised St. Olcan here and installed him as bishop of its church. It was located in the kingdom of Dál Riata.
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on the shore of the River Bann lay in Eilne and was said to have been founded by Cairbre, who subsequently became its bishop. According to the
174:(alias Mag Eilne) to their north-west and a branch of their dynasty seems to have settled there. This branch of the Uí Chóelbad descended from
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767:, meaning "brightness, purity", and anglicised as Glore. Located in the petty-kingdom of Latharna, it was a church founded by St. Patrick.
318:, meaning "great fort of the MacQuillans", and was burnt to the ground by Art mac Hugh O'Neill in 1513 after which it was never restored.
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784:, meaning "church of the red land", anglicised as Kilroot. Located on the banks of Loch Laigh, it is associated with St. Colmán.
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1035:, which starts near Larne and empties into Lough Neagh. It was located to the south-east of Magh Line, running past Ráith Mór.
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Linn Dóe, alias Linn Uachaill, which formed part of the boundary of Dál nAraidi. Said to belong to the Clanna Conall Cearnach.
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MacDonald, Philip (2008). "Archaeological Evaluation of the Inaugural Landscape of Crew Hill (Craeb Telcha), County Antrim".
1645:- Data Structure Report: No. 056 Site Evaluation and Excavation at Crew Hill (Cráeb Telcha), near Glenavy, County Antrim 2007
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Berry, R.J. (October 1898). "The Royal Residence of Rathmore of Moy-Linne. With Notes on Other Early Earthworks in Ulster".
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Cell Boetáin, alias Cell Baedáin and Cell Scoba. Said to be within the territory of the Cland Sogain mic Fiachrach Araidi.
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Their territory at its height spanned southern County Antrim and northern County Down containing the tuatha of Magh Line,
399:, a portion of whom where located in the south Antrim territory of Dál mBuinne, and are claimed to have descended from a
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Lathrach Pátraic, also spelt as Leitir. Meaning "St. Patrick's site", the place is now known as Glenavy, modern-Irish
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Cell Glass, alias Cell Glas. A church said to have been founded by St. Patrick. Located in Eilne, east of Domnach Mór.
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Maney, Laurance (2004–2005). ""I Wonder What the King Is Doing Tonight" Looking for Arthur in All the Wrong Places".
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means "church/monastery", and refers to a monastery said to have been built by Conla who had encountered St. Patrick.
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Loch Daim Deircc. A lake located west of Tráig Fhirgrinne Mic Dheagaid and of Uisce Labrainde, both west of Slemish.
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Magh Latrainn, alias Lathraind, Latharrne, and Latharna, the plain of Latharna running from the hills to the sea.
264:, meaning the "nook/corner" of Dál nAraidi in Tuaiscirt, was located in the north-west of the petty-kingdom near
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698:, alias Dál Selle, Dál Sailne, and Tuath Selle. They descended from Fedhlim Sailne, and were possibly a former
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McCone, Kim (1984). "Clones and Her Neighbours in the Early Period: Hints from Some Airgialla Saints' Lives".
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means "great church", and was located in the petty-kingdom of Maige Damoerna.
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Dún Daen Hi Fidbaid and Dún dá Én i fFiodhbhaidh. Modern-Irish
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The Martyrdom of Donegal. A calendar of the Saints of Ireland
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Byrne, F.J. (1971). "Tribes and tribalism in Early Ireland".
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The Glynns: Journal of The Glens of Antrim Historical Society
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Tribes and septs of the Dál nAraidi include amongst others:
268:. Its territory would form the basis of the later barony of
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to Dál Riata's west, and the southern boundary running from
138:. Dál nAraidi was one of the more prominent sub-kingdoms of
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Conaire, also spelt as Condaire and Connere. Modern-Irish
958:, meaning "Caol's church" or "church of the narrow place".
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Cráeb Telcha, usually linked to modern-day Crew Hill near
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for the over-kingship of the province for some centuries.
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Cairloegh, alias Carrlóig. Claimed as being located near
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Cormac McSparron; Brian Williams; Cormac Bourke (2009).
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Loch Laigh, alias Loch Lóig and Loch Láig. Modern-Irish
908:, in the north of County Antrim. Knocklayd derives from
835:, meaning "fort of the two birds", present day Duneane.
2738:
A New History of Ireland, II Medieval Ireland 1169-1534
1156:, from whom many of the modern Irish surnames came from
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The Annals of Ulster record that in 668, the battle of
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2651:Byrne, F.J. (1964). "Clann Ollaman Uaisle Emna".
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674:Maige Damoerna, alias Mag Damairne. Modern-Irish
422:, promising them the territories of Ard Eólairg (
157:to just north of Glynn on the east Antrim coast.
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760:, parish of Carncastle, barony of Glenarm Upper
2781:Dobbs, Margaret (1939). "The Ui Dercco Céin".
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1060:, meaning "the river/water", now known as the
884:along the border of Dál nAraidi and Dál Riata.
538:population-grouping instead, being called the
182:, king of Dál nAraidi and over-king of Ulaid.
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2789:. Ulster Archaeological Society: 112–119.
2646:(1). Ulster Archaeological Society: 9–19.
1056:Men, alias Mena, Main, Myn, modern-Irish
843:, a possible tribe. Otherwise Fiodhbhaidh
692:(client-people) of Dál nAraidi Magh Line.
88:, and its kings often contended with the
2859:. Ulster Archaeological Society: 84–106.
2655:(4). Liverpool University Press: 54–94.
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295:, and Dál Sailni. It was later known as
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2953:Early Medieval Ireland: 400–1200.
2776:. Ulster Archaeological Society: 66–79.
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992:, meaning "Mis's mountain", modern-day
457:at Raith Bec (Rathbeg, County Antrim).
3067:Act for the Settlement of Ireland 1652
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16:Middle Ages Cruthin kingdom in Ireland
2796:Brian Boru and the Battle of Clontarf
2623:. The Blackstaff Press. p. 180.
988:hi nDíthruib Slébi Mis. Modern-Irish
142:, with its kings contending with the
110:. Their capital was Ráth Mór outside
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4609:Royal houses of Britain and Ireland
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2832:MacCotter, Paul (31 October 2014).
961:Cúl Fothirbi, alias Cell Fuithirbi.
887:Airther Maigi Cobhai. Modern-Irish
828:Ráith Bachall, located in Latharna.
480:, which resulted in the disastrous
438:allies in the Cruthin territory of
240:, and appears to correspond to the
2710:The Chronicle of Ireland, Volume 1
825:Ráith Bacain, located in Latharna.
756:Telach or Cell Conadain. Possibly
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2919:. Oxford University Press (2006).
1395:A New History of Ireland, p. 212.
816:Ráith Cimaeith, located in Semne.
702:(free-people), however became an
270:North East Liberties of Coleraine
238:North East Liberties of Coleraine
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2815:Medieval Ireland an Encyclopedia
1755:A New History of Ireland, p. 17.
1087:Cluain Beoan and Cluain Fiachna.
859:Imlech Cluane. Located in Semne.
790:Cell Ciannáin, located in Semne.
567:List of clans and septs in Ulaid
4161:Áed Rúad, Díthorba and Cimbáeth
2684:. Royal Irish Academy: 128–166.
1548:Atlas and Cyclopedia of Ireland
1416:Charles-Edwards (2006), p. 165.
876:Echdruim Brecain. Modern-Irish
2712:. Liverpool University Press.
2708:Charles Edwards, T.M. (2006).
2693:. Cambridge University Press.
2689:Charles Edwards, T.M. (2000).
2266:Charles-Edwards (2000), p. 59.
1575:Charles-Edwards (2000), p. 63.
1407:Charles-Edwards (2006), p. 68.
912:, meaning "hill of the slope".
813:Rath Aidhne, located in Semne.
216:Tripartite Life of St. Patrick
1:
2853:Ulster Journal of Archaeology
2783:Ulster Journal of Archaeology
2770:Ulster Journal of Archaeology
2757:Ulster Journal of Archaeology
2640:Ulster Journal of Archaeology
1993:Woulfe, Rev. Patrick (1923).
1967:Woulfe, Rev. Patrick (1923).
1941:Woulfe, Rev. Patrick (1923).
1915:Woulfe, Rev. Patrick (1923).
1889:Woulfe, Rev. Patrick (1923).
1021:Glenn Indechta. Modern-Irish
940:in what became the barony of
738:in County Down, modern-Irish
210:The church (or monastery) of
118:ancestor is claimed as being
4319:The Tale of Mac Da Thó's Pig
1053:Magh Séle, located in Semne.
999:Fertais Tuama. Modern-Irish
749:Domnach mór Maige Damoerna.
742:, meaning "the confluence".
509:Máel Dúin mac Máele Fithrich
428:battle of Móin Daire Lothair
2925:Irish Kings and High-Kings.
2740:. Oxford University Press.
2736:Cosgrove, Art, ed. (2008).
2621:The book of Ulster Surnames
870:, the Elegy of St. Columba.
511:of the Cenél Meic Ercae of
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4567:Gaelic nobility of Ireland
1773:Duffy (2014), pp. 138-139.
1713:Dobbs (1939), pp. 118-119.
1677:Dobbs (1939), pp. 116-117.
1198:Byrne (1971), pp. 154-155.
1098:
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803:Raith Sithe. Modern-Irish
734:Domnach Combair. Possibly
564:
329:Magh Cobo (Uí Echach Cobo)
308:Annals of the Four Masters
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5209:People from County Antrim
4271:Máel Bressail mac Ailillo
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2604:. The Black Staff Press.
2598:Bardon, Jonathan (2005).
2583:The Metrical Dindshenchas
2243:Irish Language Dictionary
981:Fregabhail. Modern-Irish
798:Forts and symbolic places
714:of Dál nAraidi Magh Line.
4426:Dál nAraidi in Tuaiscirt
3247:Gaelic Christian mission
2927:Batsford, London, 1973.
2915:O'Donovan, John (1864).
2836:. The Heritage Council.
2798:. Gill & Macmillan.
2140:12 February 2019 at the
1999:Irish Names and Surnames
1973:Irish Names and Surnames
1947:Irish Names and Surnames
1921:Irish Names and Surnames
1895:Irish Names and Surnames
780:Cell Ruad. Modern-Irish
372:in central County Down.
5204:Ancient Irish dynasties
4537:List of kings of Ulster
3517:Yn Çheshaght Ghailckagh
3077:Jacobite rising of 1745
2955:Longman, London, 1995.
2939:Atlas of Irish History.
2691:Early Christian Ireland
2435:13 January 2019 at the
1593:14 January 2017 at the
1139:List of kings of Ulster
710:Tuath Sine, cited as a
585:Clanna Conaill Chernaig
542:, the "men of Ulster".
312:Ratha moiré Maighe Line
106:, a region shared with
2731:. Royal Irish Academy.
2552:Onomasticon Goedelicum
2540:Onomasticon Goedelicum
2516:Onomasticon Goedelicum
2387:Onomasticon Goedelicum
2358:Onomasticon Goedelicum
2317:Onomasticon Goedelicum
2289:- Aughrim, County Down
2207:Onomasticon Goedelicum
2105:Onomasticon Goedelicum
2052:Onomasticon Goedelicum
1877:Onomasticon Goedelicum
1840:Onomasticon Goedelicum
1533:Onomasticon Goedelicum
1279:Onomasticon Goedelicum
1172:Boyd, Hugh Alexander.
663:. Semne, modern-Irish
524:Eochaid mac Domangairt
505:Cianachta Glenn Geimin
310:under the date 680 as
205:Cathussach mac Ailello
193:Dál nAraidi Mag nEilne
48:; "Araide's part") or
45:[daːlˈnaraðʲə]
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5140:Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
4431:Dál nAraidi Magh Line
4171:Rudraige mac Sithrigi
3552:An Coimisinéir Teanga
3512:An Comunn Gàidhealach
3217:Oireachtas na Gaeilge
2923:Byrne, Francis John,
2619:Bell, Robert (2003).
2404:28 March 2019 at the
1764:Duffy (2005), p. 493.
1743:Maney (2004), p. 265.
1663:Byrne (1971), p. 165.
969:Geographical features
763:Gluare. Modern-Irish
719:Religious foundations
460:The Dál nAraidi king
455:Diarmait mac Cerbaill
178:(d. 608), brother of
80:. It was part of the
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4542:Kings of Dál nAraidi
4396:Conaille Muirtheimne
4256:Fiachnae mac Báetáin
3601:Kingdom of the Isles
3522:Seachtain na Gaeilge
3487:Údarás na Gaeltachta
3242:Insular Christianity
3057:Plantation of Ulster
3022:High King of Ireland
2813:Duffy, Seán (2005).
2794:Duffy, Seán (2014).
2466:16 June 2020 at the
2339:16 June 2020 at the
2069:5 March 2016 at the
1734:Maney (2002), p. 67.
1654:Byrne (1964), p. 58.
1500:Dobbs (1945), p. 78.
1480:Flanagan, pp. 98-99.
1428:Byrne (1964), p. 85.
1134:Kings of Dál nAraidi
591:Corcraige Chaelraidi
561:Tribes and relations
474:High King of Ireland
466:High King of Ireland
424:Magilligan peninsula
393:Crothraidi Buaingine
248:. It also became an
200:under the year 824.
4391:Cineál Fhaghartaigh
4312:Compert Con Culainn
4201:Fedelm Noíchrothach
4191:Conchobar mac Nessa
4176:Congal Cláiringnech
4141:Ailill mac Slánuill
3097:Highland Clearances
3052:Flight of the Earls
2951:Ó Cróinín, Dáibhí,
2937:Duffy, Seán (ed.),
2661:10.3828/sh.1964.4.3
2601:A History of Ulster
2569:31 May 2020 at the
2276:Amra of St. Columba
1440:McCone, p. 308-309.
1180:. Volume 76 (1978).
974:Buas. Modern-Irish
868:Amra Choluim Chille
4755:Mann and the Isles
4370:Caherballykinvarga
4281:Finnian of Clonard
4216:Cormac Cond Longas
4131:Fíachu Findoilches
3596:Kingdom of Munster
3537:Comunn na Gàidhlig
3507:Conradh na Gaeilge
3144:Lebor Gabála Érenn
2298:O'Donovan, p. 121.
2257:- Coleraine Parish
1725:Bardon, pp. 20-21.
1695:MacCotter, p. 230.
1452:McSparron, p. 109.
1367:MacCotter, p. 231.
1023:Gleann Fhinneachta
927:Fan in t(s)amaisci
451:Áed Dub mac Suibni
381:Dál Fhocha nUchtar
316:Ráth Mór Mag Ullin
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3207:Gaelic folk music
3170:Gaelic literature
2824:978-0-4159-4052-8
2805:978-0-7171-6207-9
2642:. Second Series.
1633:MacDonald, p. 84.
1315:- Glenravel Water
420:Northern Uí Néill
262:Cuil an Tuaiscirt
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4926:Ó Máel Sechlainn
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4333:Annals of Ulster
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4236:Mal mac Rochride
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4891:Corcu Loígde
4532:Ulster Cycle
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3958:Cuile Toladh
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3590:Clan MacLeod
3532:ULTACH Trust
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2002:. Retrieved
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1976:. Retrieved
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1898:. Retrieved
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664:
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633:Uí Labhradha
624:Uí Gairbhith
621:Uí Fiachrach
618:Uí Erca Céin
615:Uí Coltarain
600:Mac Aonghusa
570:
555:
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495:(modern-day
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134:in southern
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52:, sometimes
49:
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35:
25:
5155:Isle of Man
5102:Ó Domhnaill
5065:Dalcassians
5039:Glendamnach
4994:Dál nAraidi
4969:Síl Conairi
4765:Northumbria
4750:Strathclyde
4695:Plantagenet
4660:Northumbria
4509:Cú Chulainn
4441:Duibhthrian
4421:Dál nAraidi
4416:Dál mBuinne
4411:Dál Fiatach
4379:Territories
4276:Mac Creiche
4111:Ollom Fotla
4101:Cermna Finn
4039:Corco Mruad
3924:MacShaffrey
3876:Ó Fearghail
3838:MacConneely
3683:Dál nAraidi
3582:Norse–Gaels
3432:Dál nAraidi
3417:Dál Fiatach
3390:Dalcassians
3380:Clan Donald
3192:Gaelic type
3174:Early Irish
2372:- Knocklayd
1917:"Ó Haidith"
1119:Dál Fiatach
1066:Lough Neagh
1062:River Maine
1009:Lough Neagh
956:Cill Chaoil
782:Cill Ruaidh
751:Domnach mór
700:sóerthúatha
686:Dál mBuinne
680:Larne Lough
612:Uí Chóelbad
606:Síl Ciarain
582:Clann Aodha
478:Strathclyde
470:Suibne Menn
293:Dál mBuinne
155:Ravel Water
144:Dál Fiatach
132:Lough Neagh
90:Dál Fiatach
78:Middle Ages
76:during the
37:Dál nAraidi
5188:Categories
5096:FitzGerald
5029:Eóganachta
4916:Ó Domhnail
4526:Geographia
4524:Ptolemy's
4504:Red Branch
4350:Navan Fort
4326:Mesca Ulad
4290:Literature
4057:O'Flaherty
4052:O'Loughlin
3967:O'Colleran
3964:O'Tolleran
3956:Conmaicne
3948:O'Sullahan
3928:MacConnick
3902:MacMullock
3889:O'Hallissy
3866:MacRannall
3844:O'Cloherty
3400:Eóganachta
3376:Clan Colla
3133:Brehon law
3082:Penal Laws
3072:Jacobitism
1597:- Rathmore
1464:- Moylinny
1161:References
1144:Red Branch
990:Sliabh Mis
878:Eachdhroim
841:Uí Fidbaid
837:Hi Fidbaid
833:Dún Dá Éan
696:Dál Sailni
661:Úgaine Mór
627:Uí hAidith
609:Síl Fingín
603:Mac Artáin
551:Brian Boru
444:River Bush
413:River Bann
385:Crothraidi
301:Uí Tuirtri
282:Maigh Line
242:trícha cét
227:Airgíallan
188:River Bann
151:River Bush
62:anglicised
50:Dál Araide
41:Old Irish:
5173:Somhairle
5044:Raithlind
5009:Uí Briúin
4999:Connachta
4901:Connachta
4881:Dál Riata
4853:Mathrafal
4833:Aberffraw
4815:Somhairle
4705:Lancaster
4675:Knýtlinga
4557:Milesians
4436:Dál Riata
4221:Findchóem
4206:Deichtine
4156:Airgetmar
4116:Fínnachta
4076:O'Davoren
4072:MacCurtin
4065:O'Drennan
4026:O'Murtagh
4008:Ciarraige
3989:MacRourke
3940:MacMorrow
3915:MacGaynor
3911:MacCoogan
3899:O'Mulooly
3896:O'Curneen
3859:Magh Réin
3857:Conmaicne
3841:O'Devaney
3819:Conmaicne
3798:MacCashin
3782:O'Manning
3766:O'Mulcahy
3752:O'Dowling
3675:and septs
3527:Gael Linn
3440:Cíarraige
3436:Conmaicne
3409:Dál Riata
3384:Uí Mháine
3368:Connachta
3350:Genealogy
3273:Old Irish
3107:Gaeltacht
3032:Dál Riata
2763:: 93–100.
2669:241365953
2439:- Slemish
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2245:- Fiodhba
2171:- Kilroot
2122:- Glenavy
1621:- Rathbeg
1124:Dál Riata
976:An Bhuais
942:Coleraine
906:Knocklayd
882:O'Donovan
645:Locations
549:In 1005,
540:fir-Ulaid
532:Dál Riata
436:Airgíalla
432:Moneymore
276:Magh Line
266:Coleraine
126:Territory
116:eponymous
108:Dál Riata
103:Geography
58:Dalaradia
54:latinised
21:Dál Riata
5163:Uí Ímair
5098:(Norman)
5092:(Norman)
5085:Ó Ruairc
5070:Ó Briain
5054:Uí Ímair
5014:Uí Néill
4936:Ó Briain
4906:Uí Néill
4780:Galloway
4775:Uí Ímair
4770:Bernicia
4732:Scotland
4685:Normandy
4665:Uí Ímair
4650:Bernicia
4514:Uoluntii
4487:articles
4485:Related
4461:Na hArda
4451:Latharna
4386:Bairrche
4360:Rosnaree
4211:Cúscraid
4106:Sobairce
4069:O'Melody
3944:MacShane
3937:MacLeavy
3933:O'Keegan
3908:O'Kearon
3905:O'Doonan
3880:O'Beglin
3872:O'Mulvey
3869:MacDorcy
3848:MacFolan
3794:O'Lennon
3790:O'Scurry
3762:O'Bergin
3710:McCartan
3705:Magennis
3700:MacGowan
3673:Kindreds
3624:Category
3586:Uí Ímair
3463:Scottish
3372:Uí Néill
3345:Nobility
3257:Language
2908:27695892
2567:Archived
2482:- Connor
2464:Archived
2433:Archived
2402:Archived
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2186:- Rashee
2144:- Comber
2138:Archived
2067:Archived
1591:Archived
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1113:See also
1082:Loch Lao
1016:Coinnire
983:Freabhal
775:Dufferin
740:An Comar
707:Tuirtri.
597:Mac Aodh
534:in 697.
449:In 565,
401:Leinster
389:Connacht
161:Branches
68:, was a
5194:Cruthin
5145:Windsor
5135:Hanover
5107:Ó Néill
5056:(Norse)
5034:Chaisil
4989:Cruthin
4984:Osraige
4979:Dáirine
4921:Ó Néill
4868:Ireland
4848:Gwynedd
4843:Dinefwr
4838:Cunedda
4810:Stewart
4800:Balliol
4785:Dunkeld
4700:Angevin
4630:Wuffing
4617:England
4519:Cruthin
4401:Cruthin
4251:Cáelbad
4136:Berngal
4121:Slánoll
4061:O'Deely
4030:O'Neide
3995:O'Toler
3992:O'Breen
3970:O'Moran
3920:O'Quinn
3893:O'Murry
3835:O'Kealy
3806:MacGing
3786:MacWard
3775:Soghain
3757:MacEvoy
3748:O'Lalor
3745:O'Doran
3742:O'Deevy
3738:O'Kelly
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2159:- Glore
2021:- Larne
1298:- Glynn
1058:An Mhin
994:Slemish
805:Ráth Sí
765:Gluaire
744:Domnach
665:Seimhne
497:Belfast
407:History
323:Glenavy
258:deanery
254:cantred
98:Ptolemy
74:Ireland
70:Cruthin
66:Dalaray
5168:Crovan
5125:Stuart
4964:Laigin
4896:Laigin
4886:Érainn
4795:Sverre
4745:Óengus
4740:Fergus
4722:Stuart
4680:Godwin
4670:Wessex
4640:Sussex
4625:Mercia
4562:Irians
4343:Places
4151:Sírlám
3974:Martin
3884:Borden
3733:O'More
3725:Loígis
3446:Ulster
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1129:Iveagh
938:Na Lee
736:Comber
650:Tuatha
286:tuatha
112:Antrim
5199:Ulaid
5090:Burgh
4974:Ulaid
4876:Ulaid
4858:Tudor
4825:Wales
4805:Bruce
4790:Moray
4760:Alpin
4717:Tudor
4690:Blois
4655:Deira
4645:Essex
4552:Gaels
4466:Semne
4446:Eilne
4406:Cobha
4166:Macha
3802:Gilly
3715:Lynch
3666:Ulaid
3577:Celts
3428:Ulaid
3394:Déisi
3333:Kings
3320:Irish
3312:Clans
3293:Irish
3237:Túath
3128:Ogham
2998:Gaels
2904:JSTOR
2665:S2CID
1149:Ulaid
1005:Toome
893:Armoy
657:Larne
440:Eilne
172:Eilne
140:Ulaid
86:Ulaid
4710:York
4635:Kent
3588:and
3468:List
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3298:Manx
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3037:Alba
2957:ISBN
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2006:2015
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379:and
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