List of Kings From 842 To 1172
- Dúngal mac Fergaile (died 842) 802-842
- Cerball mac Dúnlainge 842-888 Leading his army, he is recorded as having slaughtered 1,200 Danes at Carn-Brammin (Bramblestown), in Co. Kilkenny in 845 AD. In 847 AD it is proposed that he had "Saint Canice's" Round Tower built.
- Riacan mac Dunlainge 888-894
- Diarmait mac Cerbaill 894-905
- Cellach mac Cerbaill 905-908
- Diarmait mac Cerbaill 908-928
- Cuilen mac Cellaig 928-933
- Donnchad mac Cellaig 934-976
- Gilla Patráic mac Donnchada 976-996
- Cellach mac Diarmata 996-1103
- Donnchad mac Gilla Pátraic 1003-1039
- Gilla Patráic mac Donnchada 1039-1055
- Muirchertach mac Gilla Patráic ????-1041
- Domnall mac Gilla Patráic 1055-after 1072
- Donnchad mac Domnaill after 1072-1090
- Gilla Patráic Ruad 1090-1103
- Cerball 1103-c.1113
- Domnall mac Donnchada Mac Gilla Patráic ????-1113
- Finn Ua Caellaide ????-????
- Donnchad Balc mac Gilla Patráic Ruaid after 1119-1123
- Donnchad Dub c.1121-c.1121
- Murchad Mac Murchada c.1123-1126
- Conchobar mac Cerbaill 1123-c.1126
- Gilla Patráic mac Domnaill Mac Gilla Patráic c.1126-1146
- Cerball mac Domnaill Mac Gilla Patraic 1146-1163
- Murchad Ua Caellaide ????-????
- Donnchad mac Gilla Patráic Mac Gilla Patráic after 1151-1162
- Domnall Mac Gilla Patráic 1162/63-1165
- Domnall Mac Gilla Patráic 1165-1176
- Diarmait Ua Caellaide 1170-1172
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