Kings of Ireland and Dublin

A Synchronical Table of the Kings of Ireland, and the Kings of the Ostmen of Dublin. **

KINGS OF IRELAND

Prom. Death. Years

Melsechlin (I.) Mac-Maelruan. 846 862 16

Hugh O-Neill. vulgo, Finliath. 862 879 17

Flan Mac-Melsechlin. 879 916 36½

Neill Glundub Mac-Hugh Finliath. 916 919 3

Donat (II.) Mac-Flan. 919 944 25

Congelach Mac-Maelith. 944 956 12

Donald O-Neill 956 980 24

Melsechlin (II.) Mac-Donald. 980 1003 23

BrianMac-Kennedy, vulgo, Boro. 1003 1014 11

Melsechlin (II), again King. 1014 1023 9

Inter-regnum of 20 years (1023 1043 20)

Dermod (III.) Mac-Melnambo. 1043 1073 30

Tirdelvach O-Brien. 1073 1086 13

Moriertach O-Brien, Mac-Tirdelvach. 1086 1120 34

Tirdelvach O-Connor. 1120 1157 37

Moriertach O-Neill, vulgo, Maurice 1157 1166 9

Roderick O-Connor, in whose Reign Ireland was subjected to the English. 1166 1198 32

KINGS OF DUBLIN

I. Amlave or Aulaffe. 853 871 18

II. Ivar Mac-Aulaffe. 871 872 1

III. Ostin Mac-Aulaffe. [possibly Oftin] 872 875 3

IV. Godfrid Mac-Ivar. 875 888 13

V. Sitrick Mac-Ivar. 888 895 8

VI. Aulaffe Mac-Ivar 896 896 part of a year

VII. Reginald Mac-Aulaff. 896 921 25

VIII. Godfrid Mac-Reginald. 921 934 13

IX. Aulaffe Mac-Godfrid. 934 941 7

X. Blacar Mac-Godfrid. 941 948 7

XI. Godfrid Mac-Sitric. 948 951 7

XII. Aulaffe Mac-Sitric I. 951 981 31

XIII. Gluniaran Mac-Aulaffe. 981 989 8

XIV. Sitric Mac-Aulaffe I. (Hyman an Usurper for part of a year, while Sitric was in banishment. 989 1029 40

XV. Aulaffe-Mac-Sitric II. 1029 1035 6

XVI. Sitric Mac-Aulaffe II. 1035 1042 7

XVII. Aulaffe Mac-Sitric III. (deposed by Godred Crovan) 1042 1066 24

XVIII. Godred Crovan 1066 1076 10

XIX. Godfrid Meranagh. (Murtogh king of Ireland, governmed the Ostmen of Dublin from 1095 - 1120) 1076 1095 19

XX. Torfin Mac-Torcall. 1120 1125 5

XXI. Donald Mac-Gilleholmock 1125 1134 9

XXII. Reginald Mac-Torcall 1134 1147 13

XXIII. Octer or Oiter (by others, Godfrid Mac-Olave, king of Man, Chron. Manniae.) 1147 1149 2

XXIV. Brodar Mac-Torcall 1149 1161 12

XXV. Asculph Mac-Torcall, in whose time Dublin became subject to the English, and he slain.) 1161 1171 10