The banquet of Dun na n-Gedh : and the battle of Magh Rath : an ancient historical tale now first published from a manuscript in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin / with a translation and notes by John O'Donovan.

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1842
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Credit: The banquet of Dun na n-Gedh : and the battle of Magh Rath : an ancient historical tale now first published from a manuscript in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin / with a translation and notes by John O'Donovan. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    GENEALOGICAL TABLE, (COMPILED PROM THE BOOKS OF LEACAN, MAC FIRBIS, AND HIE IRISH ANNALISTS), SHOWING THE DESCENT OF THE PRINCIPAL FAMILIES SPRUNG FROM OLIOLL OLUM(a), KING OF MUNSTER. N. B K. M. signifies King of Munster in this Table, K. D. King of Desmond, and K. T. King of Thomond. 1- OLIOLL OLUM, king of Munster, d. A. D.234, Annal. Quat. Mag. 2. Eoghan Mor, slain A. D. *250. 3. Fiacha MuiUeathan, K. M. 260. 4. Olioll Flannbeg, K. M. 5. Daire Cearb. 6. Fidach. T. Crimthann Mor was mo- narch of Ireland for thirteen years. He suc- ceeded. A. D. 366, and died without issue. He was the senior represen- tative of Olioll Oixm and of all the Milesian race, and one of the most illustrious of the Irish monarch s_ 6. Fiacha Figeinte, second son, a quo Hy- Figeinte. He contended for the kingdom of Munster, but was slain by Aengus Tirech. 7. Brian, eldest son. 8. Cairbre Aebhdha, a quo Hy- Cairbre; from his fourth son Sedna Mac Eniry is de- scended. 9. Ere. 1 5. Lughaidh, third son.—See Ogygia, p. 381. 6. Core, K. M. 10. Lonan, chief of Hy-Figeinte. He was cursed by St. Patrick, A. D. 439, and his line be- came extinct. 10. Cennfaela. 11. Oilell Cennfada. 12. Laipe. i 13. Aengus. 8. Daire. I 9. Fintait. I 10. Conall. a quo Hy-Co- naill Gabhra, ances- tor of O’Collins and O’Kinealy. 11. Arda. 12. Brenainn. I 13. Cennfada. I 14. Nechtain. 7. Cairbre Luachra. 9. Duach Iarlaithe. 10. Cobhthach. I 7. Nadfraech, K. M. 8. Aengus, K. M., slain 489. 1L Crimthann. 15. Crunnmael. 16. Eoghan, d. 667, chief of Hy- j Figeinte. 17. Aedh Roin. 18. Dubhdabhoireann, chief of H. | F., d. 750. 19. Cennfaela, d. 767, chief of H. F. 15. Aengus. 16. Domeannaigh. 17. Ere. I 18. Flann, d. 755. 19. Scanlan, d. 781. i 20. Dunadhach, d. 833. £0. Niall. 844, chief of H. F. 24. Ingen. I 25. Donovan, son of Imar, king of the Danes of Waterford, slain in 995. 20. Cathal. I . 21. Uaimghe. I 22. Cathal, chief of H. F, slam at j Croom by Callaghan Cashel. 23. Donovan, slain 977, a quo O’Do- novan. He is called king of Hy-Figeinte. by the annal- ist Tighernach. 24. Cathal fought at Clontarf it j 1014. 25. Amjaff O’Donovan. I 26. Murchadh O’D. 27. Aneslis, or Stanislaus O’D. 28. Randal, or Reginald O’D. 22. Flannabhra. 23. Ciarmacan, died 901. This line became ex- tinct soon after, and the family of O’Cui- leain, now Collins, be- came chiefs of Hy- Conaill Gabhra, now the baronies ofConillo, in the county of Lime- rick. 29. Amlaff Mor O’D., slain at Kinneigh in 1200. He is called chief of Carberry in the Annals of Innis- fallen. 29. Malroni O’D. 30. Crom O’D., driven from the county of Limerick by the second Baron of Ophaly, and was slain in 1254. 31. Cathal O’D., a quo Clann-Ca- j thaU, of age in 1254. 32. Tadhg O’D., chief of his name. 33. Murchadh, Murrogh, or Mor- j gan O'D. 34. Conchobhar, Conor, or Come- j lius O’D. 35. Randal, or Reginald O’D. 36. Diarmaid O’D., chief of Clanca- | hill. 37. Tadhg, or Teige O’D., chief of j Clancahill. 38. Domhnall na g-Croiceann O’D., (chief of all the septs of his name, died 1584. 39. Diarmaid O’D., slain at Laibach na n-damh, in 1581, by the celebrated Donel lO’Sulli van Beare Ann. Q»at. Mag. 39. Domhnall, or Donell O’D., in- augurated chief of Clancahill in 1584, and confirmed in his chieftainship hy the Lord Chancellor, Adam Loftus, in 1592 ; died in 1639. From this Domhnall the late General Richard O’Donovan,of Bawn- lahan, in the county of Cork, was the fifth in direct descent, and the present O’Donovan, of Montpelier, is the seventh. Beannan, K. M., from whom the famous family of O Moriarty, seat- ed at the river Mang, in Kerry, is descended. He died in 619. 13. Maelduin, who fought at I Magh Rath, 637. 14. Congal, K. D., slain in 690. 19. Murchadh, d. 802. 9. Feidhlimidh. I 10. Criomtliann. I 11. Aedh Dubh. 12. Failbhe Flann, K. M. 627, | 636. 13. Colga, K. M. 662, d. 667. 14. Nadfraech. I 15. Faelgus. 16. Donnghal. 17. Sendgus. I 18. Artghal. I 19. Luchta. 20. Buadhachan. 21. Ceallachan Caisel, K. M., | d. 954. 22. Donnchadh, 962. 31. Aneslis, ancestor of Mac Aneslis O’D., of Kil- macabea. He had four sons,Donnchadh, Wal- ter, Rickard, and Ran- dal, who were the foun- ders of four distinct 31. Lochlainn, a quo Clann j Lochlainn. 32. Donnchadh, of Loch | Crot. 33. Cathal O’D. 34. Diarmaid O’D. 35. Donnchadh, or Donogh O’D., great grandfa- ther of Donell na Car- ton O’D., of Clogha- tradbally castle, chief of Clanloughlin, who died in 1580, and an- cestor of Rickard Do- novan, now Clerk of the Crown for the county of Cork, and of Alexander Dono- van, of Kilrush, Lieut. R. N., the present head of the Clanloughlin. . Fingin, K.D. 604, d. 619. Flann Roba. Duvindrechtach. , Echtigem. . Moelugra. I . Sullivan, a quo O’Sullivan. 23. Saerbhrethach, 979. 24. Carthach, a quo Mac Car- j thy, killed 1045. 25. Muiredliach Mac Carthy, | d. 1095. 26. Cormac of Magh Tamh- Inaigh, K. D., slain 1138. 27. Diarmaid of Cill Baghaine, | K. D., slain 1581. 28. Domhnall M#* na Curra, j K. D., slain 1185. 29. Cormac Finn, K. D., d. | 1215. 30. Domhnall Ruadh, K. D., | d. 1302. 31. Domhnall Og, K. D., d. | 1303. 32. Cormac, K. D., 1320. . Murchadh, died | 1014. . Domhnall, died | 1044. . Ceallachan, a quo O’Callaghan.— [See this line continued, Note B, to Circuit of Ireland, p. 64.] 33. Domhnall, 1391. 34. Tadhg Mainistrech. 35. Domhnall an dana. 36. Tadhg Liath. 37. Cormac Ladhrach, d. 1516. 38. Domhnall an Drumainn. 39. Domhnall Mac Carthy, created Earl of Clancare (in Irish Clann Carthaieh) m 1565. 9. Eochaidh, K. M., d. 523. 10. Criomhthann Srebh, K. D. 523. 11. Cairbre Crom, K. D., d. 577. I 12. Aedh Flanncathracli. 13. Cathal, K. D. 619, d. 627. 14. Cu gan mathair, K. M., born 604, d. 657. 15. Fionguine, K. M. I 677,696. 15. Ailell, K. M. 700. 16. Cormac, slain 712. 33. Diarmaid mor, of Muskerry. [See this line conti- nued, Note B, to Circuit of Ire- land, p. 64]. 16. Cathal, d. 742. I 17. Artri. I 18. Gorman. 19. Fionguine, K. M., slain 902. 20. Caomh, a quo O’Keeffe. 21. Cathal. 22. Donnchadh O’K., fl. 942. I 23. Aedh O’K. 24. Domhnall O’K. 25. Fionguine O'K. 26. Aedh O’K. 27. Fionguine O’K. 28. Maghnus O’K., slain 1212. 29. Eoghan Finn O’K. 30. Conchobhar O'K. 31. Art O’K. 32. Domhnall O’K. 33. Art O’K. 34. Domhnall O’K. 35. Maghnus O’K. 36. Art O’K. 37. Domhnall O’K. I 38. Art O’K., fl. 1582. 39. Art Og O’K., of age in 1583. 40. Maghnus O’K. 41. Domhnall O’K., the Heroic. 42. Domhnall Og O’K., slain at j Aughrim, 1691. 43. Domhnall O’Keeffe, went to France in the sixteenth year of his age at the head of his father’s company of foot. The present head of the family is probably in France. Western bony. 7. Cas. 8. Eochaidh. i 9. Crimthann. 10. Aedh Uargarbh. 11. Tighernach. 12. Feidhlimidh, K. D. | 584. 13. Fergus. 14. Bece, a quo Kinal- j meaky. 15. Fcrdalethe. I 16. Artghal. I 17. Conna. 18. Oilioll Bruga. 19. Cuchoingelt. 20. Conchobhar. 21. Caithiadh. I 22. Spellan. 23. Cian. I 24. Bran. I 25. Maelmuaidh, slain | 978. 26. Cian,fought atClon- j tarf 1014. 27. Mathgamhain, the progenitor of O’Mahony, slain 1014. 28. Brodchu, fl. 1072. 29. Cumara O’Mahony. 30. Donnchadh Donn | O’M. 31. CianO’M.slainll35. 32. Donnchadh na h- | Imirce timchill j O’M. slainl21’2. 33. Diarmaid Mor File j 0’M.slainl254. 34. Tadhg O’M. 35. Donnchadh Ratha | Dreoain O’M. 36. Diarmaid O'M. 37. Finghin O’M. 38. Domhnall O'Maho- ny Finn, or the O'Ma- 2. Cormac Cas, K. M. 3. Mogh Corb. I 4. Fercorb. 5. Aengus Tirech, K. M. 6. Lughaidh Menn, K. M. I 7. Conall Eachluath, K. M. 366. 8. Cas. 1 2. Cian,ancestor of O’Car- roll; of Ely-O'Car- roll; O’Conor ofGlen- given; and several other families. 10. Laegliaire. 11. Aedh Cisrigh. I 12. Cairbre Riastnm. i 13. Claireanach. i 14. Sealbhach. i 15. Ealaithe. I 16. Dunluing. 17. Ainbleithe. I 18. Flaithma. 19. Aengus. I 20. Dubhdabhoirenn, K. j M., slain 957. 21. Domhnall, slainl 015. He command- ed the forces of Desmond at Clontarf in 1014. 22. Donnchadh, a quo j O’Donohoe. 23. Cathal, d. 1063. 24. Donnchadh O’D. 25. Aengus O’D. I 26. Amhlaoibh Mor na Cuimseanna O’D.,slainl 166. He built the churchofAgha- <fye. 27. Conchdbhar O’D., j slain 1176. 28. Aedh O'D., d. 1231. i 29. Jeffry O’D., slain j 1252. 30. Conchobhar O’D. 31. Domhnall O’D. 32. Jeffry O’D. 33. Ruaidhri O’D. 34. Domhnall O’D. 35. Tadhg O’D. 36. Jeffry O’D. 37. Tadhg O’D. 38. Jeffry o'Donohoe, of Gleriflesk. 9. Blod, first son. I 10. Carthenn Finn, 439. I 11. Eochaidh Ballderg. I 12. Conall. 13. Aedh Caemh, K. M., 571, d. | 601. 14. Cathal. 15. Toirdhelbhach, K. T. 16. Mathghamh- 16. Flannan, first Bp. of Killaloe, 639. 17. Anluan. I 18. Core. 19. Lachtna, who built Grianan j Lachtna, near Killaloe. 20. Lorcan, K. M. 21. Cinneide, K. T. d. 954. I 22. Brian Borumha, monarch of Ireland, a quo O’Brien, slain at Clontarf, A. D. 1014. 23. Tadhg murdered 1022. i 24. Toirdhelbhach O’B.,monarch | of Ireland, d. 1086. 25. Diarmaid O’B., K. T., d. | 1120. 26. Toirdhelbhach O’B., K. T., | d. 1167. 27. Domhnall Mor O’B., K. T., | d. 1194. 28. Donnchadh Cairbreach O’B., I fostered by O’Donovan, died 1242. 29. Conchobhar na SiudaineO’B., j slain 1267. 30. Tadhg Oaeluisge O’B., d. | 1255. 31. Toirdhealbhach O’B., d. 1306. 32. Muirchearteach 0’B.,d. 1333. 33. Mathghamhain O’B., d. 1367. 34. Brian Catha anAonaighO’B., | d. 1406. 35. Toirdhelbhach O’B., d. 1460. 36. Tadhg O’B., d. 1468. 37. Toirdhelbhach O’B., d. 1528. 9. Caisin, second son. I 10. Cartheinn. I 11. Fergal. I 12. Achluain. I 13. Eoghan. I 14. Dongal. I 15. Artghal. 16. CoUean. i 17. Maelcluithe. 18. Sioda an Eich Buidhe. I 19. Eissidha. 20. Eanda. I 21. Aodh. 22. Meanma, died 1014. 23. DomhnaU. 24. Cumara, a quo Mac Con- | mara, or MacNamara. 25. DomhnaU Mac N., d.1099. 26. Cumara Mac N.,slain 1135. 27. Niall Mac N. 28. Cu-meadha Mor Mac N., | slain 1197. 29. Lochlainn Mac N. 30. Mac-con Mac N. 31. Cu-meadha Mac N. 32. Mac-con Mac N. 33. Sioda Cam Mac N.,d. 1444. 34. Mac-con Mac N. 35. John Mac N. 36. Cumara Mac N. i 37. Cu-meadha Mac N. 38. Tadhg Mac N., d. 1571. I ^ 'í 9. Aengus Cinnathrach, | fifth son. 10. Rethi. i 11. Senach. 12. Dima. I 13. Sleibhin. I 14. Cu-allta. 1 15. Fearmac. I 16. Fercingedh. 17. Flann Scribail. I 18. Flannchadh. 19. Dubhsalach. I 20. Donn. 21. DomhnaU. 22. Deaghaidh, or Dea, a quo O’Dea, chief ofCinealFearmaic, in Thomond. 23. Donnchadh. I 24. Aicher O’Dea. 25. GiUagoiri O’D. 26. Muireadhach O’D. I 27. Flaithbhertach O'D. 28. Lochlainn O’D. I 29. Flaitlibertach Finn O’D., | slain 1151. 30. Gillapatruic O’D. 31. Ruaidhri O’D. I 32. Donnchadh O'D., slain. I 33. DomhnaU O’D. 34. Conchobhar O’D., who | slew DeClarein 1318. 35. Lochlainn O’D. 9. Aengus Cinn-aitinn, I ninth son. 12. Gemdelach. J 13. Uilin, or Cuilin. 14. Abartach. 16. Ifernan, a quo Clann Ifemain. — See Ogygia, Part iii. c. 82. 17. FaelchadÍL. 36. John O’D. 39. John Mac N., I fl.1585. 39. Donnchadh I Mac N. 40. Cu-meadhaMac 40. Tadhg Mac N. N., hanged!587. 41 Joh'n Mac N. 42. John Mac N. 43. Francis Mac N. I 44. John Mac Namara Finn, living in 1714. Thomas O’Q. I Domhnall O’Q,. Thomas OgO’Q.— Lib.Lec. fol.218. O’Clery.p. 212. I 38. Conchobhar, or Conor | O’B., d. 1540. 39. Donogh, second Earl of | Thomond. 40. Conchobhar, third Earl. 41. Donogh, fourth Earl. 38. Murchadh, created I Earl of Thomond and Baron of In- I chiquin, 1543. 42. Henry Earl, fifth 42. Bryan, sixth Earl. 43. Henry, seventh Earl. 44. HenO' Horatio. 45. Henry» eighth Earl, d. s. p. 1741. 39. Dcrmod, second Ba- ron of Inchiquin, from whom the Marquis of Tho- mond is ninth in descent. 39. Donogh, of Dromo- lin, from whom Sir Lucius O’Brien is ninth in descent. 19. Sioda. I 20. Donnchadh. I 21. Conn, a quo O’Cumn, or O’Quin, of In- chiquin, chief of Muinter Ifemain. 22. NialLwho was hench- man to Murchadh, son of Brian Bo- rumha, in the bat- tle of Clontarf, in which both were slain. Annal. In- nisf. 23. Feidhlecar O’Quin. I 24. Core O’Q., the tutor of Muirchertach O’Brien, who be- came prince of Thomond in 1142. 25. Murchadh O’Q. 26. Donnchadh O’Q. I 27. GiUa-Senain O’Q. 28. Donnchadh O’Q. 29. DomhnaU O’Q. 30. Thomas O’Q. 31. Domlinail O’Q. 32. DomhnaU O’Q. I 33. Conchobhar, or Conor O’Quin.—See Duald Mac Firbis’s Geneal. MS. The Earl of Dunraven is the pre- sent head of this fa- mily. (n) As the period to which this Table belongs falls within the authentic portion of Irish History, no doubt can reasonably be entertained of its accuracy. [ To face Pope 340.