 The late Irish "Life" asserts that the saint's foundation at Fore (Co. Westmeath) in Mide was connected to the Luigne and that Féchín himself belonged to the Luigne of Connacht.In the annal for 814, however, the "Chronicon Scotorum" appears to suggest that the saint's church was connected to both the Gailenga and the Luigne.On the other hand, the "Life"'s claim is corroborated by an entry in the "Annals of Ulster" (sub anno 993) which styles Máel Finnia, bishop of Fore, bishop of the peoples ("túatha") of the Luigne.