Fiachain, d. 792 Spelan mac Sluagadaig, d. 824 Mael Brigte mac Spelain, d. 869; he and his brother Canannán were taken captive by the vikings in 831; possibly he retired before 850. Gairbith mac Mail Brigte, first son of Mael Brigte, d. 878, decapitated by Uí Echach Ciblechan mac Mail Brigte, second son of Mael Brigte, d. 890 Mael Morda mac Gairbitha, first son of Gairbith, d. 891, decapitated by Cellach mac Flannicáin Conglach mac Gairbitha, fourth son of Gairbith, d. 913; in 912 he had killed the son Gairbith of Mael Morda but the next year he was killed by his brother Dommnall Dommnall mac Gairbitha, fifth son of Gairbith, d. 914 Mael Brigte mac Ciblechain, d. 914 in battle Spelan mac Congalaig, probably son of Conglach mac Gairbitha, d. 923, killed by treachery and perhaps by his own people Crongilla mac Cuilennain, d. 937, is the first son of the third son Cuilennain of Mael Brigte Mac Etig mac Cuilennain, d. 951 is the third son of Cuilennain mac Mael Brigte Cinaed mac Crongilla, d. 970, son of Crongilla mac Cuilennain Congalach mac Meic Etig, d. 988, son of Mac Etig mac Cuilennain Matudan mac Cinaeda, d. 996, son of Cinaed mac Crongilla Gilla Crist ua Cuilennain, d. 999, probably son of Mac Etig mac Cuilennain Muiredach, d. 1005, son of Congalach mac Meic Etig In Gercce, d. 1005; either he is the son of Muiredach, or we have a single person Muiredach In Gercc mac Congalaig Crinan mac Gormlada, d. 1012 Cinaed mac In Geircce, d. 1029, son of (Muiredach) In Gercc mac Congalaig Domnall mac Gilla Christ, d. 1052; he is not the grandson of Cuilennain but descends by the line of the last son, Mail Forthardaig, of Cuilennain mac Mael Brigte Cinaed mac meic Odormaic, d. 1066 Mac Ui Threodain, d. 1078 Mac In Geircce, d. 1081, either a son of (Muiredach) In Gercc mac Congalaig or another descendant of Muiredach Unnamed King of Conaille, alive 1107. See also Irish kings Irish royal families Footnotes References "Conaille-Muirthemhne" in Feilscribhin Eoin O'Neill, Dublin, 1940. Ulster Kingdoms of medieval Ireland Érainn