Compiled by Ruaidhrí Ó Luinín, a 15th century scribe.
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English: Entry in the Annals of Ulster regarding the year 912. It is present in what is labeled by Trinity College Dublin as "fol.[45*]v".
Date
Late 15th century
Inscriptions
[alias] dccccxii.
Kl. Ian[air] [Anno Domini] dcccc.xi. Flann m.
Mec Luighe prin[ceps] Corcaighi dormiuit [/] Mael Brig[te] m.
Mael Domnaigh prin[ceps] Lis Moir in Christo quié[uit]. [/] Cernachan
m. Duilgein ridomna na n-Airt[her] occisus est in lacu cru_
deli [?] o Niall m. Aedho. [/] Sochlacan m. Diarmata rex Nep_
otum Maine in clericatu [uitam] finuit. [/] Cleirchen m. M[ur]_
cadha ri. H. m-Briuin Seola. Muiredach m. Mugroin
dux Cl[ainn]i Cathail moriunntur [/] Taighi ili do loscadh
i r-Raith Airdd Macha per incuriam [/] Pluuialis atque
tenebrosus Annus [/] Cometis apparuit;
[Kalends of January (AD 911, alias 912). Flann, son of Mac Luigi, superior of Corcach, fell asleep. / Mael Brigte, son of Mael Domnaig, superior of Les Mór, rested in Christ. / Cernachán, son of Duiligén, heir designate of Int Airthir, was slain in lake [by the cruel?] Niall, son of Aedho / Sochlachán, son of Diarmait, king of Uí Maini, ended [his life] in religion. / Cléirchén, son of Murchad, king of Uí Briúin Seóla, [and] Muiredach son of Mugrón, chief of Clann Cathail, die. / Many houses were burned in the close of Ard Mhacha through carelessness. / A dark and rainy year. / A comet appeared.]Transcription and translation adapted from the University College Cork's Corpus of Electronic Texts: transcription; translation.
Notes
While Trinity College Dublin's copy has the year 912 on fol.[45*]v, it's on fol.28v in the Bodleian Library's copy (MS. Rawl. B. 489).
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