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...were a group of dynasties who traced their descent to the legendary king [[Conn Cétchathach]], whose reign is traditionally dated to the 2nd century. However, the chro

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...[[Art mac Cuinn|Art]]), also known as '''Cormac ua Cuinn''' (grandson of [[Conn Cétchathach|Conn]]) or '''Cormac Ulfada''' (long beard), was, according to medieval Iri ...However, in other traditions Eithne is the wife of Cormac's grandfather [[Conn Cétchathach]]. Keating says the foster-daughter of Buchet that Cormac married was anoth

...m: the Connachta were traditionally said to have been the descendants of [[Conn Cétchathach]], who is supposed to have lived several centuries later. Later stories use

...e of Christ, but the Connachta, are said to have been the descendants of [[Conn Cétchathach]], who is supposed to have lived several centuries later. Later stories use

...e"), a story of the [[Cycles of the Kings]], Lug appeared in a vision to [[Conn Cétchathach]]. Enthroned on a daïs, he directed a beautiful woman called the Sovereign