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The Kings of Tír Eóghain 1185 - 1616. Date of accession to death, unless otherwise stated.

Prior to this, the ruling dynasty - Cenél nEóghan - were the Kings of Ailech. During the tenth and eleventh centuries, two main septs within the dynasty emerged; the Mac Loughlainn and the Ó Néill. The latter family pushed aside the Mac Loughlainns, and from 1241 onwards the kingdoms was ruled exclusively by members of the Ó Néill family.

Rí Tír Eóghain 1185-1616

  • Domhnall mac Aedha Mac Loughlainn: 1185; deposed 1186;restored 1187; died 1188
  • Ruaidhri Ua Flaithbertaig: 1186 - 1187
  • Muirchertach mac Muirchertaig Mac Loughlainn: 1188 - 1196
  • Aedh Meith mac Aedha Ua Neill: 1196 - 1230; first Ua Neill (Ó Néill) king.
  • Conchobar Bec mac Conchobair Mac Lochlainn: 1201 - 1201
  • Domhnall Oc mac Aeda Meith Ó Néill: 1230 - 1234
  • Domhnall mac Muirchertaig Mac Lochlainn: 1230; dep. 1230; res. 1234; died 1241

last Mac Lochlainn King of Tír Eóghain

Sources

  • "Kings of Tír Eóghain and Earls of Tyrone, 1185-1616", pages 211-213, "A New History of Ireland", Volume 9: Maps, Genealogies, Lists; A Companion to Irish History Part II", edited by T.W. Moody, F.X. Martin, F.J. Byrne, Oxford, 1984.
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