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| Loch-lann/tír (iarthar na hIorua)
| [[Inis Eoghain]]
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| Mac Barúin
| Sir Art MacBarron O'Neill
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| Contaetha [[Contae Ard Mhacha|Ard Mhacha]] agus [[Contae Lú|Lú]]
| Clann thábhacht Uí Néill
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| Lách, dea-mhéineach
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| Taoiseach Albach as ba ea Suibhne Uí Néill from [[Argyll]]. Meascán de Ghaeil [[Dál Riada|Dhál Riada]] agus Lochlannaigh a tháinig go hUlaid mar [[gallóglach|ghallóglaigh]].
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| Taoisigh oidhreachta [[Maigh Íotha|Mhaigh Íotha]]. Bhí an chlann bheag Uí Amhsaigh as oirthuaisceart Doire ina chomhghuaillí Mhic Sheáin.
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| Ó Doibhilin
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| ''Domailén''
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| Claíomhaire oidhreachta Uí Néill ba ea taoiseach Munterdevlin
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| Mac Néill
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| ''Originate from the Scottish [[Clan MacNeil]], who claim to descend from a Niall, 21st in descent from Niall of the Nine Hostages, founder of the Uí Néill dynasty. They came to Ireland as gallowglasses, and later as pirates
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| Cú-na-Mí
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| [[File|Filí]] agus [[ollamh|ollaimh]] oidhreachta Uí Néill
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| Deirtear nach bhfuil nasc ar bith idir na clanna Mhicc Conmidhe úd
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| ''Aeilabhra''
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| Saighdeoir, as an Ioruais 'Ivarr'
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| Dlíodóir; fréamhaithe ón Ioruais ''Lōgmaor''
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| Tír Eoghain
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| Mac Eoghain
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''The ''Clann Aodha Bhuidhe'', is a branch of Clann Néill, descended from Aodh Meath, [[rí na nUladh]] from 1196 to 1230. Aodh Medh's brother was Niall Ruadh (Red Niall), King of Ulster for a month after his death, and Prince of Tyrone. The eponym of the clan was Aodh Buí Ó Néill (1260–83), grandson of Aodh Meath, and last King to be called [[rí Ailigh]]. Aodh Buidhe was most notable for his close co-operation with the [[Iarlacht na nUladh]]. The Clann Aodha Bhuí Uí Néill would later take control over most of eastern Ulster with the collapse of the Earldom of Ulster due to the invasion of [[Edward Bruce]], whom they had opposed. Henry Ó Néill of this line was King of Ulster from 1325 to 1344; Art Ó Néill from 1509 to 1514.<ref>[[Peter Berresford Ellis]], ''Erin's Blood Royal'', London (1999), ll. 230-1</ref>
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