The second year of the reign of Rudhraighe; and he died^[65] According to Keating and the Leabhar-Gabhala, he died at Brugh, over the River Boyne. at the end of this year.

This was the first year of the reign of Gann and Geanann over Ireland.

The fourth year of Gann and Geanann; and they died at the end of this year, with twenty hundred along with them in Crich-Liathain.^[66] A district in the county of Cork, containing the village of Castlelyons, and the Great Island near Cork. According to Keating and O'Flaherty, Gann and Geanann died of the plague at Freamhain, in Meath, now Frewin, a lofty hill near Mullingar, in Westmeath.

This was the first year of the reign of Sengann.

At the end of the fifth year of the reign of Seangann, he fell by Fiachaidh Cennfinnan, son of Starn.

The first year of the reign of Fiacha Cennfinnain.

The fifth year of the reign of Fiacha, And he fell by Rinnal, son of Geanann, this year.

The first year of the reign of Rinnal, son of Geanann, over Ireland.

After the completion of the fifth year of his reign by Rinnal, he fell by Fiodhbhgen, son of Seangann.

The first year of the reign of Foidhbhgen.

At the end of the fourth year of the reign of Foidhbhgen, he fell by Eochaidh, son of Erc.