Talk:Ainbcellach mac Ferchair

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The Cenel Loairn kings continued to at least Giric mac Dungal

The Scottish Latin Chroncile, ignored by modern Scottish historians citing Marjorie O Anderson, with questioning her argument, include:

Ewen f. Ferchar longi d. 741 [likely Cenel Loairn]

Murechat f. Arinchellac d. 744 [likely Cenel Loairn]

Ewen f. Murcerdach d. 747 [likely Cenel Loairn]

Ed-albus f. Eochad d. 777 [from Cenel Gabhrain kinglist]

Fergus f. Hed-albi d. 781 [Cenel Gabhrain confirm by the Kilbride variant of the Syncronization of Flann]

Seluach f. Eogan d. 804 [likely Cenel Loairn]

Fochal venenosus f. Ed-albi d. 834 [from Cenel Gabhrain kinglist]

Dunegal f. Seluach d. 841 [likely Cenel Loairn]

Proffesor Hudson believe that Dunegal son of Sealbhach may be the father of Giric.