1521 - 1530 AD  

1521 AD Teague Bhuidhe - of the Yellow Hair O Connor Roe the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ai Ui Conchobhair King was defeated in the territory of the O Kelly's the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Colla Da Crioch Ui Maine Kings who had their kingdom in Tir Maine in Co. Galway in the south - east of the Connacht Province, and Maelsechlainn O Kelly after attacking Donough O Kelly defeated them at Ifnernnach and Teague Bhuidhe O Connor Roe was taken prisoner and his son Teague Og Bhuidhe - the Younger of Yellow Hair O Connor was killed.

     Felim Mac Guinness - the Bountiful, the son of Aed Mac Guinness, the Gaelic Milesian Irian King of Conall Cernaich, including the Ui Echach Ulaid / Iveagh Sept, who had his kingdom and territory in Co. Down in the mid - east of the Ulster Province, died, and his brother, Eamonn / Emann Bhuidhe - of the Yellow Hair Mac Guinness became the new Irian King there.

    Rory O Donnell, the son of Eicnechan O Donnell, from the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Cenel Conaill "northern" Ui Niaill Sept was at Dundalk in Co. Louth in the north - east of Northern Leinster with Conn O Niall, the son of Conn O Niall, where he was to be killed by the English Galls.

    Remann Mac Mahon, was the son of Glaisne Mac Mahon,

    Thomas O Cane / Kane / Ua Cathain, the son of Aidne O Cane, from the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Cenel nEogain "northern" Ui Niaill Sept, died, who had their kingdom and territory in the north - east of the Ulster Province.     

    The harp previously belonging to *105.Brian Boru the previous Heberian Dal gCais 175th King of Ireland, which had been held in the Vatican in Rome for 500 years, after being given as a gift to Pope Alexander 11, was now given by Pope Leo X to Henry VIII the Tudor Welsh English King, who he also named the "The Defender of the Faith" for his defence of the 7 Sacraments against the protestations of Martin Luther the previous German Catholic monk who was now seriously questioning the Doctrine of the Pope, especially as regards to Indulgences being given for money to rebuild St. Peters Church in Rome. 

      Garrett Oge "- the Younger Fitz Gerald the Anglo - Norman ninth Earl of Kildare who was now the English appointed Lord Deputy in Ireland for Henry V111 the Tudor Welsh English KIng founded the Maynooth Catholic College in Co. Kildare in Central Southern Leinster, but he was then to be replaced in Ireland once again by Henry VIII , as just like his father before him he was seen to be too close to the Gaelic Irish people, but Henry V111 was to soon find that to replace him with an English Lord Deputy and use an English Military force in Ireland to try and gain the type of total control that he was capable of over the Gaelic Irish Septs was to be just too expensive, but he decided instead to encourage his personal protégé, Piers Butler the Anglo - Norman English eighth Earl of Ormonde, to try and reduce the overall influence that the ninth Earl of Kildare had in Ireland.   

1522 / 23 AD There was still great internal conflict in Ireland, especially in the north between the O Nialls from the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel nEogain Sept and Magnus O Donnell the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel Conaill King over who now had the overall authority in the Ulster Province, and the Heberian Dalcassian Septs in Co. Clare in the north - west of the Munster Province were to be taken by the Heberian Dal gCais Ui Caisin Mac Namaras, who were the Lord Marshalls for the Ui mBriain O Brians in their kingdom of Thomond / Northern Munster, up to Ulster to assist the O Nialls. During this particular conflict over sovereignty the Cenel nEogain O Nialls were to lose nearly 900 of their men, which was to be once again another great loss to the Gaelic Irish Septs and a further gain to the overall purposes of the English Galls. At this time Strabane in Co Tyrone in Central Ulster was the border between these two Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Septs. The Anglo - Norman Baron Mac William Burke from the Clann Rickarde with his English Galls and the Irish Septs of Connacht Province who were now under his control, along with the Heberian Dal gCais Siol mBriain and their Marshalls the Mac Namaras Ui Caisin and the Heberian Cianacht Siol Carroll who were now allied with O Niaills, gave him a great combined force.

11th June:  The Scottish mercenaries under Alasdair Mac Donnell, with the English Galls from out of the O Melaghlin Heremonian Dal Cuinn "southern" Ui Niaill Clann Cholmain kingdom of Meath, and Garrett Oge Fitz Gerald the Anglo - Norman ninth Earl of Kildare with his mercenaries / galloglasses went into the Cenel Conaill O Donnell's kingdom and territory in Tir Conaill in the north - west of the Ulster Province and took their Ballyshannon Castle, and after also burning Belleek and Bundrowes he  devastated the countryside throughout Tyrconnell / Co. Donegal around Kinaneer, and Magnus O Donnell the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ai King retaliated and many more were also to be killed in the battles. Niall Mac Sweeney, the son of Eogan Mac Sweeney of Banagh in the Ulster Province, Brian of the Fleet, Diarmait O Clery the son of Teague Cam O Clery, Aed Mac Ward / an Baird and many others had also been killed at Ballyshannon Castle by O Niall.

August 15th: O Niall with the Anglo - Norman Baron Richard mac William Burke from the Clann Rickarde, who was the son of Ulick Burke, the son of Ulick Mac William Burke - the Hospitable and the English Galls, the Irish Septs from the Connacht Province, The O Carroll the Heberian Cianacht Chieftain, and the 2 sons of Turlough O Brian, Donough O Brian and Teague O Brian were to combine their forces again in Tyrconnell to besiege Magnus O Donnell the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ai Ui Conchobhair King again while the Irish Septs from the Connacht Province went to Co. Sligo in the north - east of Connacht and entered the territory of the Cenel Moain in O Donnell's kingdom, with the Scotch mercenaries under Alasdair Mac Donnell, and many of the English Galls from the kingdom of Meath in Northern Leinster with their galloglasses. Magnus O Donnell realised that he did not have the numbers to match this great combined force, so he decided to besiege them during the night, and he left the horses behind and approached his enemies on foot at Knockavoe where he went up against the forces of O Niall who he was able to defeat, and kill the Scotch mercenaries, the Irish Septs from Connacht, and the English Galls and their galloglasses from Northern Leister also. John Mac Eoin from the Anglo - Norman Blissets from the Glens along with many other Scottish mercenaries and the Clan Donnell Galloclaich and the Clan Sithrig were also killed, and O Niall was forced to leave the scene totally defeated. Magnus O Donnell's men then gathered up a great booty and went to Ben Bulben while the Anglo - Norman Barons Richard Criurad William Burke, and Edmund Mac William Burke from Co. Mayo in Connacht along with The O Connor Roe and The O Connor Don, Mac Dermot from Connacht, O Carroll from the Heberian Cianacht Sept in the north - east of Ulster and one of the sons of O Brian from Thomond / Northern Munster, who were now also near Sligo in Co. Sligo in the north - west of Connacht with the rest of their combined English Gall army on hearing of O Niall's retreat also left the area.

     Rory O Donnell, and the son of Mac Kelly from the kingdom of Breifne were killed at Sgarbh Innse an Fraigh island in Loch Melvin / Melve. 

      Maelsechlainn Mag Gorman / Mheic Gormain who acted as the Marshall for O Brian, died this year. 

     Maicne Mulrooney / Mael Ruanaid of the Mac Dermots and the Mac Donaghs at Carrig Beg / Carraic Locha Ce was the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ai Mac Diarmada Mac Dermot's stronghold. 

     St. Patrick’s Purgatory on Station Island in Co. Donegal in the west of the Ulster Province was now included in the Roman Catholic Missal.

    Meyler / Mael Muire Mac Grath was born this year in Co. Fermanagh in the south - west of the Ulster Province who was to become infamous throughout Ireland after first becoming a Catholic Franciscan friar, then the non - Catholic Bishop of Clogher from 1570 - 1571 AD, then the non - Catholic Archbishop of Cashel and non - Catholic Bishop of Emily, besides being the non - Catholic Bishop of Waterford and non - Catholic Bishop of Lismore from 1582 to 1589 AD and he was then appointed by the English from 1592 - 1607 AD as the non - Catholic Bishop of Killala and Achrony and all up was a non - Catholic Bishop for 52 years producing 4 sons and 4 daughters and was to die at Cashel in December 1622 AD aged 100 years old as a very rich man and was to be interred in the Cathedral where a monument had been erected by him to his self. 

1523 AD Magnus O Donnell the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ai Ui Conchobhair King and O Niall were still in conflict and Magnus O Donnell besieged O Niall's territory in Tir Eogain / Tyrone twice in the Ulster Province  until they were to make peace.

     Donagh O Cane / Kane / Ua Cathain, from the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Cenel nEogain "northern" Ui Niaill Sept, who was the son of Sean O Cane, died, and Sean O Cane the son of Thomas O Cane, and Goffraidh Oge - the Younger O Cane the son of Goffraidh O Cane were in opposition over who now had the authority in their particular part of the Cenel nEogain kingdom and territory in the north - east of the Ulster Province.

1523 / 4 AD Piers Ruadh Butler the Anglo Norman eighth English Earl of Ormonde, besieged the Heberian Dal gCais Septs who had their territory in Co. Clare in their kingdom of Thomond / Tuath Mhumhain in the north - west of the Munster Province, while acting on behalf of Henry V111 the Tudor Welsh English King, where he was taken on by the Dalcassians under the command of Teague O Brian, a son of Turlough O Brian, near Cashel in Co. Tipperary in north - east of Munster and Teague O Brian then became one of the first of the Gaelic Irish to be killed by a gunshot, which was now also being used against the Irish Septs by the English Galls.

      Cormac was now the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ai King in their kingdom of Tir nAililla (The Land of 90.Ailill) in their territory in Co. Sligo in north - west of the Connacht Province and would be followed in this position later on by Rory / Ruaidri.

    Fergal Mac Tiernan / Mag Tigernain, the son of Gilla Isa Og - the Younger Servant of Christ the King of Tullyhunco, died and was succeeded by his brother.

     Garrett Oge Fitz Gerald, the Anglo - Norman ninth Earl of Kildare and the English Galls who were from the O Melaghlins / Mac Loughlins Heremonian Dal Cuinn "southern" Ui Niaill kingdom of Meath, along with Conn O Niall from the Ulster Province attacked O Connor Faly the Heremonian Cu Corb Ui Failghe King of Offaly who had his kingdom and territory in Co. Offaly in the north - west of Southern Leinster, and Conall O More the Gaelic Milesian Irian Ui Mordha King who had his territory nearby in Co. Laois in the mid - west of Southern Leinster, and the rest of the Gaelic Irish Septs of Leinster. Conn O Niall also handed over the hostages he held to the English Earl of Kildare and peace was made. 

     Cormac O Malley / Ua Maille, the son of Eogan O Malley, the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ui Maille King of Umall who had his kingdom and teritory in Co. Mayo in the west of the Connacht Province, died, and Donnell O Malley, the son of Thomas O Malley, succeeded him as the new Ui Briuin Ui Maille King of Umall.

      Magnus O Donnell the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ai Ui Conchobhair Cenel Conaill King who had his territory in Tyrconnell / Co. Donegal in the north - west of the Ulster Province raided the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Breifne O Rourkes who had their kingdom of West Breifne nearby in the south - west in Co. Leitrim in the north of the Connacht Province, and the O Rourkes' followers fled leaving O Rourke's sons with only a small force and although he ravaged the region he then left and peace was made. 

1524 AD Niall Garb - the Rough O Donnell and Eogan O Donnell, two of the sons of Magnus O Donnell the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel Conaill King turned on their father creating internal turmoil, until they eventually began fighting each other instead, and Eogan O Donnell eventually captured Niall Garb O Donnell's fortress, which was a crannog on Loch Bethad / Gartan Loch and Niall Garb O Donnell then left the region to hide out, and although Eogan O Donnell was to run him down and attack him, it was to be Eogan O Donnell who was killed in the conflict, while Niall O Donnell was wounded and died shortly thereafter.  

    Magnus O Donnell the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel Connaill King besieged the territory of Conn O Niall from the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel Eogain Sept again in Tir Eogan / Tyrone in the centre of the Ulster Province. 

    Diarmait O Brian, the son of Gilla Dubh O Brian - of Dark Commplexion, died at Ballymacooda.

 September: Garret Oge Fitz Gerald the Anglo - Norman ninth English Earl of Kildare, who was acting as the English Justicar in Ireland for Henry V111 the Welsh Tudor English Kintogether with Conn O Niall attacked the territory of Magnus O Donnell the Hermonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel Conaill King in Tyrconnell / Co. Donegal in the  west of the Ulster Province, who was awaiting their arrival along with many of his Scottish mercenaries at this time, including the sons of Eoin Cathanach Mac Donnell, Mac Donnell Galloclaich and others. Garrett Oge Fitz Gerald the Earl of Kildare and Conn O Niall were camped at Port na Trynod while Magnus O Donnell was to set up his camp at Drumleen and during the night Magnus O Donnell and the Scottish galloglasses fired arrows into the English Gall's camp killing Calvagh / Calbhach O Broin, the son of Bran, the son of Teague. The next day, Garret Oge Fitz Gerald the Earl of Kildare had Conn O Niall and Magnus O Donnell make peace, and he also personally made peace himself with Magnus O Donnell. The Earl of Kildare and Conn O Niall then returned to the O Niaill's territory in Tir Eogain / Tyrone where they found Aed O Niall who was the Clannaboye Chief, the son of Niall O Niall, the son of Conn O Niall, the son of Brian Ballach O Niall, ravaging it, and he was killed during the ensuing conflict. Conn Cetchathach - of the Hundred Battles O Niall and Cormac Mac Quillan / Mac Uighilin, the son of Sean Dub Mac Quillan, the son of Donnell Mac Quillan / Mandeville, the Anglo - Norman English Baron was wounded and captured by Conn O Niall.

    The Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel nEogain O Canes / Kanes / Ui Cathain were still in conflict over who had the overall authority in their particular Sept's region, and Cu Maige O Cane the son of Brian Finn - the Fair O Cane, the son of Rory O Cane, from the Route / Fer Dorcha in the north - east of the Ulster Province was killed, while Goffraidh O Cane also killed Aed Carrach O Doherty, the son of O Doherty from the Cenel Conaill Sept nearby at Inishowen, along with many of his followers, who had been there to assist Sean O Cane, the son of Thomas O Cane.  

    Gormlaith O Donnell, the daughter of Aed Ruadh - of Red Complexion O Donnell, who was the wife of Aed, the son of Niall, the son of Conn, died this year. 

    The Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ai Meic Diarmada Clann Donnchadh / Mac Donagh was in conflict after Rory Mac Donagh, the son of Thomas Mac Donagh, the son of Brian Mac Donagh, who had their territory in Tir Errill / Tir nAililla in Co. Sligo in the north - west of the Connacht Province, was killed, and Cormac Mac Donagh, the son of Teague Mac Donagh, the son of Brian Mac Donagh, was proclaimed the new King there. 

     Conmac O Connor, the son of Conor O Connor Kerry raided Duhallow, where Cormac Mac Carthy defeated him, but was wounded and captured and Conor O Brian, the son of Diarmait O Brian, the son of Gilla Dub O Brian, was killed along with Diarmait O Malley, the son of Cormac O Malley / Ua Maille.

    Donnell Mac Carthy, the son of Finghin Mac Carthy, the son of Diarmait Mac Carthy Riabach, raided Glenflesk, where he was captured while leaving the Glen along with some of his followers.

    Cathal Og - the Younger Reynolds / Mac Ragnaill, the son of Mag Ragnaill, the son of Cathal Mag Ragnaill, the Gaelic Milesian Irian Muintir Eolais King and Cu Chulann from the Irian Conmaicne Sept was killed at Belach Corrdoine in the territory of the Irian Muintir Cearbhallain / Carolan by the sons of O Mailmiadaig.

    Niall Mac Sweeney of Banagh, the son of Eogan Mac Sweeney, died in his castle at Rahine in the Ulster Province.

    Turlough O Brian, the son of Teague O Brian, daughter Mor O Brian who was the wife of Donough O Brian, the son of Mahon O Brian, died.

    Aibhilin, the daughter of Fitz Gerald the Anglo - Norman Knight of Glin, the wife of O Connor - Kerry, died this year, 

   Teague Bhuidhe - of the Yellow Hair O Connor was the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel Conaill King / The O Connor Roe at this time who had his territory still in the Connacht Province. 

1525 AD Henry VIII the English Welsh Tudor King, had gone through his father's previous vast accumulated monetary legacy, and was once again broke for a third time over his Wars with France, while trying to retrieve territory there that in reality had always belonged to the French Kings anyway, which had been pushed along by his own personal desire to gain overall "Imperial"/ Emperor power and he now began to make outward moves, as opposed to his previous secret agendas, towards his greedy schemes to boost his personal coffers substantially in one foul swoop, and from now on he was to attack anyone and everyone, and kill whoever stood in his way and the final total of those people who he was to kill was to be 72,000. He was to confiscate the Catholic Church Institutions and their lands to obtain their revenues, and place himself at its Head by forcibly introducing his own Ascendancy Catholic Church of England in England, Ireland and Wales in his lust for more money, and to gain their territory and buildings to bring it in, and this was to also have really bad repercussions for the Catholic religion in Scotland, especially in the Lowlands. This was not to be a Revolution of Protest as such, as had been carried out by Calvin and Luther who were ordinary Catholic monks incensed with the introduced rules of the hierarchy of the Catholic Church, to try and bring about reform. This was to be solely a monetary opportunistic plan to massively increase his own personal wealth once again, to continue on with his Imperial Empire ambitions, which he was now able to pull off due to his special dictatorial position, using his absolute total power and ruthlessness, over his subjects to impose his own individual will on the general populations who were now under his overall Imperial control.

     Aed O Donnell, the son of Aed Ruadh - of Red Complexion O Donnell, and Conn O Niall, the son of Conn O Niall, went to the Great Council being held by Garrett Oge Fitz Gerald the Anglo - Norman ninth Anglo - Irish Earl of Kildare and English Justicar, composed of the English Galls and the leaders of the Gaelic Septs, but consensus failed and they left without a compromise and Aed O Donnell from his kingdom and territory of Tyrconnell / Co. Donegal in the north - east of the Ulster Province was to then invade Conn O Niall's territory in Tir Eogain twice with more burning and ravaging, but there were no actual battles, and they eventually made peace.

    Sean O Cane / Kane, the son of Thomas O Cane, who had his territory in the north - east of the Ulster Province, was killed by one of his own kinsman, who was a son of Rory O Cane from Route who was a son of Goffraidh O Cane.

   Turlough O Brian, the son of Mahon O Brian, the Catholic Bishop of Killaloe in Co. Clare in the north - west of Thomond / Northern Munster, died and Richard O Hogan from Co. Limerick who was a Franciscan friar succeeded him as the Catholic Bishop of Killaloe.

1526 AD Goffraidh O Cane / Kane, the son of Donough O Cane, plundered Glenconkeine were he was to be killed along with Enri O Niall, the son of Niall O Niall, the son of Brian O Niall the King of Braid in the Ulster Province, along with many others.

     Rory O Tunney was to carry out work on the Anglo - Norman Butler’s tomb at Kilcooly Abbey in Co. Tipperary in the north - east of the Munster Province, and at one of the Butler's other fortresses, Carrick Castle at Carrick on the River Suir, was where Anne Boleyn had been born, who was to grow up to become the instigator and cause of the great turmoil to come in England and Ireland and the mother of Elizabeth 1st of England who would herself create 6 Rebellions in Ireland, while carrying out her ongoing Irish ethnic and Catholic religious persecution also, along with further Irish territory confiscations and her "Slash and Burn" policies both of the Irish and the Old English.

      Another great change now also occurred at this time in the scheme of things, as the Kings of Europe agreed to a Concordat that gave them the mutual power of appointing the religious monks to particular monasteries in their own Countries and this was to bring in religious "political" appointments, instead of those who were personally dedicated to their religion and good works, and this change was to bring about a great decay in religious service in the British Isles and their previous responsibility to the ordinary common man.

   Conn O Niall and Magnus O Donnell who had their kingdoms in the north of the Ulster Province went to see Garrett Oge Fitz Gerald, the Anglo - Norman ninth English Earl of Kildare, the English Justicar to make peace once again.

   Eogan O Reilly, the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Breifne King of East Breifne, who had his kingdom and territory in Co, Cavan in Southern Ulster, died, and conflict broke out among his kinsmen also, until arbitration by Garret Oge Fitz Gerald the English Justicar proclaimed Fergal O Reilly, the son of Sean O Reilly, the son of Cathal O Reilly, as the new King of East Breifne.

   There was also conflict in Lower Connacht, as Brian O Connor the son of Felim O Connor, and Teague O Connor the son of Cathal O Connor, and the family of Cormac Mac Donagh who were all from the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ai Ui Conchobhair Sept were united in opposition to Magnus O Donnell the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel Conaill King, and with their combined forces they plundered North Carbury and as a consequence of this action Magnus O Donnell demolished Grange Castle belonging to the family of Brian O Connor and then besieged the Mac Dermot's kingdom of Moylurg and ravaged the territory there in the Connacht Province. The combined forces of the O Connors and their kinsmen the Mac Donaghs then tried to take the Sligo Castle until Rory Ballach O Hart, the son of O Hart / Ua hAirt, was killed and they then left the region, but returned later to burn the crops there and besiege the town and Magnus O Donnell went after them and captured much of their booty and also many of their followers and also besieged Tir Awley / Tir Amhalghaidh (The Land of 91.Amalghaidh) to assist the descendants of Richard Burke there, and captured and demolished Castlehill and Crossmolina, and after gaining hostages and booty from there he then made peace between the Burkes and the Barretts, and on the way back he also besieged Collooney Castle forcing the descendants of Cormac Mac Donagh to also submit .

   Conn O Niall tried to stop Magnus O Donnell the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel Conaill King from building a castle at Port na Trynod, but  Magnus O Donnell was to defeat him and gain Enri O Niall, the son of Sean O Niall, as a hostage, and Conn O Niall decided to leave the area alone.

   Geoffrey / Goffraidh O Cane / Kane, the son of Goffraidh O Cane, was killed at Ballaghcommon by Niall Mor Og - the Younger O Niall who would later become the 9th Chief of the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Cenel nEogain "northern" Ui Niall Clann na Bhuidhe / Clannaboye Sept, who was to be taken prisoner by Conn O Niall later on and held in captivity for a long period.

     Garret Oge Fitz Gerald the Anglo - Norman ninth Earl of Kildare at the behest of The O Connor Roe raided the region of Machaire Connacht capturing Ballintober and Castlereagh and then handed them over to The O Connor Roe.

    Brian O Rourke, the son of Eogan O Rourke, the son of Tiernan O Rourke, raided the territory nearby of the Gaelic Milesian Irian Muintir Eolais Sept in Co. Longford in Northern Leinster and forced the Mac Reynolds / Mac Rannalls / Mag Ragnaill the Irian Chiefs there to submit.

   Echmarcach O Doherty / Ua Dochartaigh the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niall Cenel Conaill King of the Inishowen Sept, who had his territory in the north - east of Tyrconnell / Co. Donegal in the north of the Ulster Province, died, and conflict broke out among his kinsmen over sovereignty also, until Gerald / Geralt O Doherty, the son of Donnell O Doherty, the son of Felim O Doherty was inaugurated as their new King.

1527 AD Cormac Mac Donagh / Mac Donnchadha, the son of Teague Mac Donagh, the son of Brian Mac Donagh, died, and the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ai Mac Diarmada Clann Donnchadha were to also go into conflict over sovereignty until Eogan Mac Donagh, the son of Donagh Mac Donagh, the son of Murrough Mac Donagh, became their new King. 

   Conor Maguire / Mac Guire / Mag Uidhir, died this year, and Cu Connacht Maguire, the son of Con Connacht Maguire, the son of Brian Maguire, was proclaimed their new Heremonian Dal Cuinn Colla Da Crioch King who had their kingdom and territory in Co. Fermanagh in the south - west of the Ulster Province.

   Magnus O Donnell the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel Conaill KIng besieged the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ai Mac Diarmada Mac Dermot kingdom of Moylurg in the Co. Roscommon in the Connacht Province and ravaged the countryside thereabouts taking Castlemore and Baninady and destroyed the Callow Castle, Cavetown and Castlereagh.

May 16th: Magnus O Donnell the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel Conaill King began the building of Lifford Castle although Conn O Niall was still attacking him and he also plundered Glen Eli in the north - east of the Ulster Province the territory of Aed Bhuidhe - of Yellow Hair O Donnell.

    Caitlin O Niall, the daughter of Conn O Niall the son of Donnell O Niall, who had been the wife of O Reilly and later of O Rourke, died.

    Garret Oge Fitz Gerald, the Anglo Norman ninth Earl of Kildare, and Petrus Butler, the son of Butler the English Earl of Ormonde, were called to England by Henry V111 over jealousy and mutual accusations, and while Garret was away he was to leave the English Baron of Delvin as his appointed English Deputy in Ireland.

    Donnell O Beirne / Ua Birn, the son of Fergal O Birn, died, and Teague / Tadhg, the son of Cairbre O Birn, assumed the Chieftainship over Cormac O Birn, while his brother, Maelsechlainn O Birn became the Tanaiste / heir apparent.  

   Edmund was succeeded by Sean an Termainn.

   Milo Barron / Milon Baron a kinsman of the Fitz Geralds became the Catholic Bishop of Ossory in Co. Kilkenny in the south - west of Southern Leinster until 1551 AD.

1528 AD Cormac Mac Dermot, the son of Rory Mac Dermot, who was the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ai Mac Diarmada King of Moylurg / Mag Luirc whose kingdom and territory was in Co. Roscommon in the east of the Connacht Province, died and his brother, Diarmait Mac Dermot became their new King.

     Turlough Don - of Brown Complexion O Brian, the son of Teague O Brian - of Chromadh, died, and was interred in Ennis Abbey in Co. Clare with his son, Teague O Brian who had been one of the first to be previously shot dead by the English Militar and Conor O Brian, his eldest son (who would be married twice during his lifetime), became the new Heberian Dal gCais King of Northern Munster / Thomond until 1539 AD when he was to be the last overall ruler of the Dalcassians. Turlough Don O Brian and his wife, Reignault had many other sons beside Conor and Teague, including Murrough / Murchad O Brian who later on was to become the first English Earl of Thomond and first English Baron of Inchiquin in Co. Clare.

   Conn O Niall, the son of Niall O Niall, the son of Art O Niall, the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel nEogain King was killed by the sons of Art Og - the Younger O Niaill and 2 of the sons of Art O Niall, Enri O Niall and Cormac O Niall, whom Conn O Niall, the son of Conn O Niall, a brother to Art O Niall, and his successor, had been previously held captive for a long time, and they were delivered to the son of Conn O Niall, who had been murdered and they hung  them.

   Collooney Castle was taken from Eogan Mac Donagh the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ai Mac Diarmada Ui Donnchadha King  of Tir Erril / Tir nAililla in Co. Sligo in the north - west of the Connacht Province, by his brother, Murtough Mac Donagh.

    Magnus O Donnell the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel Conaill King and his followers from out of Tyrconnell / Co. Donegal in the north - west of the Ulster Province besieged the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Ai Mac Dermot kingdom of Moylurg in the east of the Connacht Province, which now included many Scottish galloglasses under Alasdair Mac Donnell, the son of Eoin Cathanach Mac Donnell, and they forced their way through the Pass at Belach Bhuidhe and submitted the territory there

    Eogan O Rourke, the son of Tiernan O Rourke, died, who was a male line descendant of 106.Fergal O Rourke a previous Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Breifne King of Connacht and West Breifne in 965 AD, descended from 95.Aed Finn O Rourke, the son of 94.Fergnae, the son of 93.Fergus who is the direct male line ancestor of the O Rourkes was a brother also to another 94.Fergus who is the male line ancestor of the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin Breifne O Reillys of East Breifne. The Cenel Fergnae and the Cenel Fergus were both of Cath Aeda Finn.  

    Cathal Mailmiadaig, the son of Donnell, the son of Uaithne Bhuidhe, died, who was the Gaelic Milesian Irian Tellach Cearbhallain Chief.  

    Finola / Fionnuala O Brian, the daughter of Conor O Brian, the wife of Aed Ruadh - of Red Complexion O Donnell, died.

    Donnell Og - the Younger Mac Sweeney, died.

1529 James Fitz Gerald, the Anglo - Norman Earl of Desmond, died.

    Aed Bhuidhe - of the Yellow Hair O Donnell the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Chief  killed a son of Mac Dowell / Mheic Dubgaill from the Highlands of Scotland at Castleforward, which was then taken and demolished by Magnus O Donnell the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel Conaill King of Tyrconnell in the Ulster Province.

     Brian Ballach O Niall, the son of Niall O Niall, the son of Conn O Niall, who was the present O Niall Bhuidhe of Clannaboye Chief was killed by the Anglo - Norman Baron, Cormac Mac Quillan / Mac Uighilin / Mandeville, and his brother, Felim O Niall then became the new Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel nEogain Clannaboye Chief in the north - east of the Ulster Province.

1530 AD Henry VIII the Welsh Tudor English King introduced his "Give no Quarter" policy into Ireland, and all of the Catholic priests were to be suppressed, and this terrible vicious edict was to create further pressure to bring on an Anglo - Norman Geraldine Rebellion, as any kind of Irish life became of little account to Henry V111, and this was to force James Fitz Gerald the Anglo - Norman Earl of Desmond to form an alliance with Charles V the Catholic King of Spain and among the terrible sacrilegious things that Henry VIII's men were to do in Ireland was to scatter the relics of the 3 most revered deceased persons in Ireland, St. Patrick, 94.St. Columbcille / St. Columba and St. Brigid. Their remains had been interred there together in the 12th Century AD by John de Courcy the Anglo - Norman Knight, at Downpatrick in Co. Down in the south - east of the Ulster Province, and added to this Henry V111's self - appointed Church of England Archbishop Brown in Dublin in the north - east of Southern Leinster was to create further disgust there when he burnt the Baculine Jesus (Staff of Christ) and St. Patrick's Crozier in public for all to see.

     Magnus O Donnell the Heremonian Dal Cuinn "northern" Ui Niaill Cenel Conaill King raided the Connacht Province through Coilte Conor, the kingdom of the Mac Dermot's at Moylurg,and crossed over the River Shannon into Carrickdrumrusk where he burnt the territory of the Gaelic Milesian Muintir Eolais Sept, and where some of his men were to be captured near Leitrim Castle, including Magnus Mac Sweeney the son of Fer Dorcha Mac Sweeney, and he then crossed the River Shannon to the west into the territory of Machaire Connacht where he came to Ballymoe over the River Suck and burnt and plundered the Clann Conmaig and raided Glinsk and Kilcrone, and also burnt Ballintober, and submitted The O Connor Roe and returned home via the Pass at Belach Bhuidhe. He also burnt the residence of Mac Kinnawe / Kinneavy / Consnave / Ford / Mheic Conshnamha on Loch Allen and ravaged the Heremonian Dal Cuinn Ui Briuin kingdom of Breifne west of the mountain. Aed Bhuidhe - of the Yellow Hair O Donnell meanwhile raided Gailenga, and Magnus O Donnell attacked Mac William Burke the Anglo - Norman English Earl in Co. Mayo in the mid - west of the Connacht Province and devastated the territory there, and after proving his overall authority there he then made peace.

    Cathal Mac Dermot, the son of Rory Mac Dermot, died this year as did Rory O Doherty.

    Caitlin Mac Sweeney, the daughter of Murrough Mac Sweeney, who was the wife of O Doherty of Inishowen, in the north - east of Co. Donegal in the Ulster Province, died. Rois O Cane / Kane, the daughter of O Cane, the wife of O Doherty, also died. Sorcha O Niall, the daughter of Aed - the Younger O Niall, the son of Aed - the Hospitable O Niall, the son of Niall O Niall, the son of Conn O Niall, who was the wife of Conn O Niall, the son of Conn O Niall, the son of Enri O Niall, also died.

   Richard Mac William Burke from the Clann Rickarde, the son of Ulick Burke, the son of Ulick Burke, the son of Ulick - of the Wine, who was descended from William de Burgho, the original Anglo - Norman Baron in Ireland, also died.

    Garret Oge Fitz Gerald the Anglo - Norman ninth English Earl of Kildare, returned to Ireland from the custody in England of Henry V111 the Welsh Tudor English King and the new English Justicar, William Skeffington came with him who was to also ravage the Irish Septs, while Fergal O Reilly who came to visit them was also taken prisoner.

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