1081 - 1090 AD
1081 AD Mac Eniry / Mheic Angheiree the Heberian Eoghanacht Ui Fidgeinti Ui Cairbre Aebda King of Connello / Conaile was slain at the "Battle of Fermoy" near Thurles this year.
1084 AD *107.Turlough O Brian the Heberian Dal gCais 178th King of Ireland was not getting any younger and opportunities to retain the future overall Kingship of Ireland - without opposition was now in a state of flux due to the long running disruptions to the "Irish Brehon Law," created by the previous ongoing Teutonic Viking attacks that had by now occurred all over Ireland for nearly 300 years and the on and off nature of a future dynastic change in the overall leadership in Ireland, 109.Dunslieve mac Hoey / Donnsliebe mheic hEochada the Heremonin Dal Fiatach 56th King of Ulaid in the north - east of the Ulster Province this year gave gifts to a "possible" new up and coming contender in 112.Donough O Rourke / Donnchad Ua Ruairc the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Breifne King of West Breifne who had his kingdom in Co. Leitrim in the north of the Connacht Province. He was hoping to revive the "Fifth of Ulster" so that he could be seen as a current "ally and rival" in the Ulster Province against the interests of *109.Donnell Mac Loughlin / Domhnall Mheic Lochlainn who was now the the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel nEogain 51st King of Aileach who was also another Tanaiste / Contender for the overall Kingship of Ireland. *109.Donnell Mac Loughlin was to deal with the "ambitions" of 109.Dunslieve mac Hoey personally, while *107.Turlough O Brian the present 178th King of Ireland crushed any future intentions that 109.Donough O Rourke might have at the "Battle of Moin Cruinneoice" near Leixlip / Leim an Bhradain (The Salmon's Leap) in Co. Kildare in Central Southern Leinster. *107.Turlough O Brian was at this time trying to maintain his "own overall authority" throughout Ireland, and to this end he had previously left his main territory in the the Munster Province and carried out an "expedition" especially into the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "southern" Ui Niaill kingdom of Meath / Midhe in the south of Northern Leinster and then also throughout the Leinster Province generally. When *107.Turlough O Brian was away on this venture, 113.Rory na Saide Buide O Connor the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ui Conchobair 51st King of Connacht decided that this would be a good time also to express his own "future intentions," and with his Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Septs he had laid siege to *107.Turlough O Brian's personal territory in Co. Clare encompassing Tuamgraney, Moyno and Killaloe, in the north - west of the Munster Province, which was the Heberian Dal gCais Sept's region to the south of the Connacht Province, that was in reality geographically a part of it.
108.Kennedy
O Brian
/
Cenn Etig Ua Briain
the Heberian Dalcassian King of Tulcha Oc,
"died," this year, who was a son of
107.Lorcan O Brian who had died in
1078 AD, the son of
*106.Donough mac Brian who had been the previous
42nd King of Cashel /
Munster,
and 176th King of
Ireland - with opposition, (the son of
*105.Brian Boru
-
of the Tributes the 175th High King of Ireland
and
110.Gormlaith). 108.Kennedy O
Brian had also been a brother to
108.Conor O Brian
the previous
King
of
Tulcha Oc
who
had died in
1078 AD the same year as his father.
The demise of 108.Kennedy O Brian was to
bring to an "end" their Heberian
Ui Turlogh Ui mBriain
male line descending from *106.Donough
mac Brian altogether
to the Munster Kingship and
also to the
Kingship of Ireland
1085 AD
The church on the original site of St. Canice's / Kenneth's Cathedral was burnt
down this year.
112.Donough O Rourke
the
Heremonian
Dal Cuinn
Ui
Briuin Breifne
King
of
West Breifne who had his territory and kingdom
in Co. Leitrim in the north of the Connacht Province
still believed that he was in with a show towards the
Kingship of Ireland also, and this year in an attempt to begin his
campaign he laid siege to and burnt
the region of Kilkenny
1086 AD Summer: *107.Turlough O Brian the Heberian Dalcassian 43rd King of Cashel / Munster and the 178th King of Ireland, "died" at 77 years of age, whose father had been 106.Teague mac Brian who had predeceased him in 1023 AD, as the oldest surviving son of *105.Brian Boru the 175th High King of Ireland, and a half - paternal brother to *106.Donough mac Brian the previous 42nd King of Cashel / Munster and 176th King of Ireland. *107.Turlough O Brian's son, *108.Murtough / Muirchertach Mor O Brian - the Greater O Brian became the new Dal gCais King of Northern Munster / Thomond when he was crowned at Magh Adhair in Clooney - Quin by their Lord Marshalls the Mac Namaras. He would later also become the 44th King of Cashel / Munster, and eventually the "last" Heberian Dalcassian 180th King of Ireland and die in 1119 AD, and he immediately decided to begin his campaign to try and regain the Kingship of Ireland for the Dal gCais Ui mBriain Sept by first exerting his overall authority over the territory in Southern Leinster in Mogha's Half and then moved on to the Connacht Province to the north west of Co. Clare that was still under the control of 113.Rory na Saide Buide O Connor the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin 51st King of Connacht who not only "defeated" him, but also took him prisoner.
113.Rory
na Saide Buide O Connor
then
"allied" his Heremonian Dal Cuinn
Ui Briuin forces with his
Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern"
Ui Niaill Cenel nEogain kinsman,
*109.Donnell O Loughlin
/ Ua Lochlainn who was the
51st King
of Aileach in the
Ulster Province,
the son of
108.Ardgar
/ Ardgal
O Loughlin
who had been
the previous
44th King of Aileach. in the north of Ulster
Province,
who had by now become the
Heremonian
179th King of Ireland
and remain so
until 1119 AD and then outright until
1121 AD.
To show *108.Murrough Mor O Brian who was now
really in control
in Ireland their Heremonian
Dal Cuinn combined forces
besieged his Heberian Dal gCais Sept's territory in the east of Co. Clare in
Northern Munster as far south as
Limerick in
Co. Limerick and also ransacked the
Heberian Dal gCais Ui mBriain fortress
at Kincora in the north - east
of Co. Clare where they captured
many of the Dalcassian
Princes and their
Danish / Dubh Gall Viking allies. After first putting him in his place
they eventually "released"
*108.Murtough
Mor O Brian
who was still the
King
of Northern Munster / Thomond, but despite this
setback he was as determined
as ever to continue to try and
also regain the
Heberian Kingship of
Cashel / Munster
as he had not lost
any of his original driving "ambition" to also eventually become the outright
Heberian Dal gCais King of
Ireland. To this end
he
then
laid siege to
113.Rory na
Saide Buide O Connor
again in his Sept's territory to the north of Thomond in the
Connacht Province
and also plundered the north
of
Co. Tipperary
in the north - east of the Munster Province
where it adjoined
Mogha's
Half
in
Southern Leinster. He then went further
to the north to the
Ulster Province where he attacked the
"Summer Fortress"
/
Grianan of Aileach belonging to the
Heremon Dal Cuinn "northern"
Ui Niaill
Cenel nEogain Septs who were
now under the
leadership of *109.Donnell Mac Loughlin
the Heremonian 179th King of Ireland, in the north -
east there of
Co. Donegal. Because of this particular effort
*108.Murtough O Brian now gained a lot of support
throughout Ireland toward
gaining the
outright overall
Kingship of Ireland
eventually for
himself, and he then set
out on a further victorious "circuit" of his own to assert that he
now had the
overall
Heberian "authority" in
Ireland
once again.
Mael
Isa
Ua Brolchain who was a
priest and religious
poet, who had written
Crinoc, "died"
this year, while on a pilgrimage to Lismore in Co.
Waterford
in the south - east of the Munster
Province.
1087 AD 112.Donnell
mac Gilla Phadraig (Fitz Patrick),
the Heremonian
Ui
Connla King of
Ossory in
Co. Kilkenny in the south - west of
Southern
Leinster, "died" this year after a
long illness, who
1088 AD William 11 / Rufus the Red, the son of William - the Conqueror, was now in as the new Scandinavian Norman King of England and *108.Murtough Mor O Brian the Heberian Dal gCais King of Northern Munster / Thomond , who was still juggling for recognition as the Heberian King of Cashel / Munster, made him a present of great "Oak" trees from Ireland, to timber the roof of "Westminster Hall," while Rufus the Red was personally engaged in making his own plans to try and "conquer" Ireland also for himself.
Tierney /
1090 AD *109.Donnell Mac
Loughlin / Mheic Lochlainn the
Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern"
Ui Niaill
Cenel nEogain
179th King
of
Ireland
who now had strong "opposition" from
*108.Murtough Mor O
Brian the
Heberian Dal gCais King of Northern
Munster
/ Thomond "besieged" the Munster Province to
re - establish his
total "overall authority" there also and *108.Murtough Mor O
Brian
who was
still trying to regain the Heberian Kingship of Cashel / Munster,
had to "submit" to him.
Aeducain
was now to be the Bishop of
Lismore
in Co. Cork
in Southern Munster until
1113 AD.
John de Comyn
the "first" Anglo - Norman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin built a
Collegiate establishment on the site of
St. Patrick's Church in
Dublin
in the north - east of
Southern Leinster.
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