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Known by his moniker, Cú
Connacht mac
Dundach ("The
Hound of Connacht, Son of
Dundach") (died 1006) was King of Síol Anmchadha, Ireland. He is described...
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Gadhra Mór mac
Dundach (died 1027) was King of Síol
Anmchadha and Uí Maine.
Gadhra Mór was one of
three known sons of
Dundach,
chief of the
region extending...
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Connacht mac
Dundach. 1007 The Book of
Kells is
probably stolen from the
Abbey of
Kells in
County Meath for
several months. 1008
Gadhra Mór mac
Dundach became...
- (Gillafinn) Mac Uallachain. Cú
Connacht mac
Dundach, 1006
Madudan mac
Gadhra Mór, 1008
Gadhra Mór mac
Dundach, 1008–1027
Dogra mac Dúnadach,
killed 1027...
- (complete list) – Cú
Connacht mac
Dundach, King (1006)
Madudan mac
Gadhra Mór, King (1008)
Gadhra Mór mac
Dundach, King (1008–1027)
Dogra mac Dúnadach...
- mac
Madudan son of
Madudan mac
Gadhra Mór son of
Gadhra Mór mac
Dundach son of
Dundach son of
Loingseach son of
Dunadhach of
Sadinn son of
Cobhtach of...
- 943)
Dogra mac Dúnadach, king of Síol
Anmchadha (Ireland)
Gadhra Mór mac
Dundach, king of Uí
Maine (Ireland) Hippolytus,
archbishop of
Gniezno (approximate...
- a
great number besides."
Dogra seems to have
succeeded Gadhra Mór mac
Dundach but was
killed on the
expedition to
Osraige while acting as a v****al of...
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ancestor of the Ó
Madden family.
Madudan was the son of
Gadhra Mór mac
Dundach who
fought at the
Battle of
Clontarf in 1014. The
Annals of
Ulster describe...
- army of Bréifne raid Magh nAi,
taking hostages. 1023 -
Gadhra Mór mac
Dundach plunders Clonmacnoise, and
carried off many
hundred cows from thence. 1024...
