meaning the "ford of Toome", present-day Toome. The ford referenced crossed the River Bann near Lough Neagh. Conaire, also spelt as Condaire and Connere. Modern-Irish Coinnire, 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. Glenn Indechta. Modern-Irish Gleann Fhinneachta, 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. Magh Latrainn, alias Lathraind, Latharrne, and Latharna, the plain of Latharna running from the hills to the sea. Ollarba, alias Olarba. Modern-day River Larne, which empties into Larne Lough. Some claim it is instead the Six Mile Water, which starts near Larne and empties into Lough Neagh. It was located to the south-east of Magh Line, running past Ráith Mór. Olar. A river that like the Olarba starts at Móin an Chatha but instead flows into Lough Neagh. Móin an Chatha, the bog of which the rivers Olar and Ollarba start. Sliab Cáin, located at "Glenn in Scáil". Glenn in Scáil, alias Muintir Diugna. Near Slemish, it is where Milchú kept St. Patrick as a slave. Magh Monaich. Magh Séle, located in Semne. Men, alias Mena, Main, Myn, modern-Irish An Mhin, meaning "the river/water", now known as the River Maine. This river flowed into "Rubha Mena", now known as Mainwater Foot, at Lough Neagh. Monai, a bog located somewhere in Dál nAraidi. Loch Daim Deircc. A lake located west of Tráig Fhirgrinne Mic Dheagaid and of Uisce Labrainde, both west of Slemish. Inber n-Ailinne. Loch Laigh, alias Loch Lóig and Loch Láig. Modern-Irish Loch Lao, meaning "sea-inlet of the calf", now known as Belfast Lough. Cluain Beoan and Cluain Fiachna. Cnoc Cennghaba, alias Cnoc Glinne-an-Gabhann and Cnoc Glindi Ui Gaband, located in Magh Line. A prince of Fremand Fini was also slain here. Crich Araide Adruiad. One of the mountains of Ulaid, seen from County Louth. Slebe Ulad. Mountains of Ulaid, containing . Arcail, a great glen located to the north of Sliabh Mis. Now known as the Braid Valley. 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". See also Dál Fiatach Dál Riata Iveagh Kings