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Muirchertach mac
Muiredaig (died c. 534),
called Mac
Ercae,
Muirchertach Macc
Ercae and
Muirchertach mac
Ercae, was said to be High King of
Ireland in the 6th...
- of the
kings of
Ireland were
crowned on the
stone up to
Muirchertach mac
Ercae, c. 500 AD.
There are
several different, and conflicting,
legends in Irish...
- Tigernach,
Muirchertach Mac
Ercae, the Ui
Neill king of Ailech. Óengus' head was
given to Iollan. The
reference to
Muirchertach Mac
Ercae as king of
Ailech is...
- 507)
Fergus Cerrbél Ardgal (d. 520) (Cenél nArdgail)
Muirchertach mac
Ercae (d. 536) Túathal Máelgarb
Diarmait Colmán Már (Clann Cholmáin) Áed Sláine...
- a late poem to have
befallen Diarmait's predecessor,
Muirchertach macc
Ercae, and even the
usually reliable Annals of
Ulster record Muirchertach's death...
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Conall Cremthainne Fiachu Muirdeach Cormac Caech Lughaid mac
Loeguire Fergus Cerrbel Ardgal Muirchertach mac
Ercae Tuathal Máelgarb
Diarmait mac Cerbaill...
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figures from
legend and history, including:
Muirchertach mac
Muiredaig (Mac
Ercae), great-grandson of
Niall of the Nine
Hostages and High King of Ireland...
- 1 Cepada, Kc OH 2 Balingit,
Kayce OH 4 Villamor, Dea
Pauline L 5 Nieva,
Ercae Darabella OP 6 Castillo,
Angelica Claire OH 8 Rojo,
Yesha Keith MB 9 Dongallo...
- of the
doings of his
kinsmen Coirpre mac Néill and of
Muirchertach Macc
Ercae is a puzzle.
According to the Vita tripartita,
Lugaid was
killed by a bolt...
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consort of Ailech, best
known as the
eponymic mother of
Muirchertach mac
Ercae, a High King of Ireland. She is
described by
Thomas Charles-Edwards as having...
