The Kings of Leinster
Enna Ceann-Sealach was the King of Leinster at the time of the advent of St. Patrick to Ireland: his son Crimthan was the first Christian king of that province. From this Enna Ceann-sealach were descended the “Hy-Kinsellagh;” and from him, also, the sirname Kinsela. After him the following were the Kings of Leinster:
1. Crimthann: son of Eanna Ceann-sealach; was contemporary with the 128th Monarch.
2. Breasal Bealach.
3. Fraoch.
4. Ioltann.
5. Alioll.
6. Cormac; d. a Monk at Beanchar (Bangor), A.D. 567.
7. Cairbre.
8. Colman Mór.
9. Aodh (or Hugh) Cearr.
10. Brandubh; contemporary with the 141st Monarch.
11. Ronan.
12. Crimthann Cualan.
13. Felim (by some called Faolan); d. a Saint, and Bishop of Kildare, A.D. 638.
14. Bran Muit.
15. Ceallach Gerrthidhe.
16. Murcha (or Moroch); cont. with the 156th Monarch.
17. Doncha (or Donoch).
18. Faolan.
19. Bran Beag.
20. Aodh.
21. Muredan (also called Muirceartach); cont. with the 161st Monarch.
22. Ceallach.
23. Ruadhri (or Roderick).
24. Bran.
25. Fionnachtach.
26. Muireadach.
27. Ceallach.
28. Bran.
29. Roderic.
30. Lorcan.
31. Tuathal.
32. Dunlong; d. a Monk, A.D. 867.
33. Muredan.
34. Cairbre.
35. Muregan.
36. Alioll.
37. Donal.
38. Cearbhall.
39. Angaire.
40. Faolan.
41. Lorcan.
42. Bran.
43. Tuathal.
44. Ceallach.
45. Murcha.
46. Angaire.
47. Donal Claon.
48. Doncha Maol-na-mBo.
49. Diarmid, the 177th Monarch.
50. Murcha: his son; No. 112 on the MacMorough pedigree, and a quo this sirname.
51. Maolmora.
52. Dunlong.
53. Doncuan.
54. Bran.
55. Angaire.
56. Doncha.
57. Doncha.
58. Diarmaid na-nGal.
This Diarmid na-nGhal was Dermod MacMorough, the last King of Leinster, and contemporary with the 183rd Monarch.