Cian

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1. Aitheachda

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Notes

O'Hart's "Irish Pedigrees" calls him "Cein O'Connor, King of Connacht". As he

has done in several other places, he has attributed a surname to someone who

lived long before the surname came into existence, perhaps meaning that the

person was on the O'Connor (Kings of Connaught) pedigree. No other source known

to me identifies CIAN as a king of Connaught, nor was there any king of

Connaught by that name, but there was a CENN-FAELAD (RIN 8506) who ruled at

about this time, and I tentatively suggest that this was the person intended.