Norse Kings
| Ruler | Reign | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Amlaíb Conung | 853–873 | brother of Ímar and Auisle |
| Ímar | 856–873 | |
| Auisle | 853–867 | |
| Eystein Olafsson | 873–875 | |
| Halfdan | 873/875–877 | |
| Barid | 875/877–881 | |
| Mac Auisle | 881–883 | |
| Eoloir Jarnknesson | unclear | |
| Sichfrith Ivarsson | c. 883–888 | |
| Sigtrygg (Sitric) Ivarsson | 888–893 | |
| Sichfrith Jarl | 893–894 | |
| Ímar ua Ímair | 896–902 | |
| Dublin abandoned by the Norse from 902 to 917. | ||
| Sihtric ua Ímair (a.k.a. Sihtric Cáech) | 917–921 | defeated Niall Glundub; also king of Jórvík |
| Gofraid ua Ímair | 921–934 | grandson of Ímar |
| Olaf III Guthfrithson | 934–940 | son of Gofraid ua Ímair |
| Blácaire mac Gofrith | 940 - 945 | |
| Sigtrygg (Sitric) | 941–943 | |
| Amlaíb Cuarán | 945 - 947 | |
| Blácaire mac Gofrith | 947 - 948 | restored |
| Gofraid mac Sitriuc | 948 - 951 | |
| Amlaíb Cuarán | 952–980 | restored |
| Glúniairn | 980–989 | |
| Ivar of Waterford or Sigtrygg Silkbeard | 989–993 | |
| Ivar of Waterford | 994–995 | |
| Sigtrygg (Sitric) Silkbeard Olafsson | 995–1036 | |
| Echmarcach mac Ragnaill | 1036–1038 | |
| Ímar mac Arailt | 1038–1046 | |
| Echmarcach mac Ragnaill | 1046–1052 | |
| Murchad mac Diarmata mac Mael na mBo | 1052–1070 | |
| Diarmait mac Mail na mBo | 1070–1072 | |
| Domnall mac Murchada mac Diarmata | 1070–1072 | |
| Gofraid mac Amlaíb meic Ragnaill | 1072–1075 | |
| Muirchertach Ua Briain | 1075–1086 | |
| Enna mac Diarmata mac Mael na mBo | 1086–1089 | |
| Donnchad mac Domnail Remair mac Mael na mBo | 1086–1089 | |
| Godred Crovan | after1091–1094 | |
| Domnall mac Taidc Ua Briain | c.1094–11?? | |
| Donnchad mac Murchada mac Diarmata | ????–1115 | |
| Diarmat mac Enna | 1115–1117 | |
| Enna mac Donnchada mac Murchada | 1118–1126 | |
| Conchobair mac Tiorrdelbach Ua Conchobair | 1126–1127 | |
| Torcall | fl.1133 | |
| Conchobair Ua Briain | 1141–1142 | |
| Ottir | 1142–1148 | from the Hebrides |
| Ragnall mac Torcaill | 11??–1146 | |
| Brotar mac Torcaill | 1148–1160 | |
| Ascall mac Ragnaill | 1160–1171 | |
(N.B. "Sitric" is the Irish variant of Norwegian "Sigtrygg")
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