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O'Kelly of Clanbrasil Mac Coolechan, in the county Down.ġ9. MacRory or Rogers, chiefs of Killwarlin.ġ7. MacGiolla-Muire (MacGillmore or Gilmore), who possessed the districts of the great Ards.ġ6. In addition to those clans given by O'Dugan, the following clans in Ulidia are given from other authorities:-ġ5. O'Lachnain or O'Loughnin, chief of Modharn Beag or Little Mourne. O'Machoiden, chief of Mughdhorn or Mourne.ġ3. O'Caomhain or Kevin, chief of Magh Lini, now Moylinny, a district in the barony of Antrim.ġ2. O'Haodha, O'Hugh or Hughes, chief of Fearnmhoighe or Fernmoy, a district in the county Down, on the borders of Antrim, in the barony of Lower Iveagh.ġ1. O'Criodain (Credan, Creden, and Creed), chief of Machaire Maedhaidh, now the parish of "Magheramisk," in the barony of Massarene.ġ0.
O'Heirc (Eric, Earc, Hirk), chief of Hy-Fiachra Finn, in the barony of Massarene.ĩ. Hy-Tuirtre comprised the baronies of Toome and Antrim and was afterwards known as northern Clanaboy.Ĩ. O'Flinn, and O'Domhnallain or O'Donnellan, chiefs of Hy-Tuirtre: a people seated on the east side of the river Bann and Lough Neagh in Antrim and descended from Fiachra Tort, grandson of King Colla Uais. O'Coltarain, (Coleton, Coulter), chief of Dal Coirb, in the barony of Castlereagh.ħ. MacDuileachain or O'Duibhleachain (Doolecan or Doolan), chief of Clan Breasail MacDuileachain, near Kinelarty, in the barony of Castlereagh.Ħ. O'Dulbheanaigh (Devany, Duffeny, Dooney, Downey), chief of Cinel Amhalgaidh, now "Clanawley," in the county Down.ĥ. MacArtan, chief of Cinel Fogartaigh, now the baronies of "Kinelarty," and Dufferin.Ĥ. They were the head of the Clan-na-Rory in Ulster).ģ. (The MacAongusa, or Guinness, MacGuinness, and Magenis, had the baronies of Iveagh, and Lecale, and part of Mourne and were lords of Iveagh, Newry, and Mourne. MacAongusa, chief of Clan Aodha or Clan Hugh, the tribe name of the family. O'Garvey and O'Hanvey, were chiefs of Hy-Eachach Coba, now the barony of "Iveagh."Ģ.
This name has been anglicised "Donlevy," "Dunlevy" and "MacDunlevy") O'Heochadha (anglicised "O'Heoghy," "Hoey," "Howe," etc.) a branch of the O'Dunlevys O'Haidith (Heady or Head), O'Eochagain (or O'Geoghagan), O'Lavary, O'Lowry, O'Luingsigh (anglicised Longsy, Linskey, Linch, and Lynch), O'Moran, and O'Mathghamhna (O'Mahon, MacMahon). O'Duinnshleibhe or MacDunnshleibhe, kings or princes of the territory (of this family was Rory, the last king of Ulidia. The principal chiefs of the Creeveroe were-ġ. The Craobh Ruadh or the portion of the Red Branch Knights of Ulster, a large territory which comprised the central parts of the present county Down, with some adjoining parts of Armagh, is given by O'Dugan as the head territory of Ulidia. THE Chiefs and Clans of Ulidia, and the territories they possessed in the twelfth century, as collected from O'Dugan's Topography, are as follows:.
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