The Rights of Ua Neill

His right from O Domhnaill; that he come with his full muster from Tarbh Chinn Chasla to Eas Ruaidh without regard to any benefit or adversity that might befall them. And these are the chiefs who come with O Domhnaill: O Baoighill from Tir Bhoghaine and Tir nAimhir, and O Maolghaoithe from Tuath I Mhaolghaoithe, and Mac Giolla Shamhais from Ros Buill, and O Breislein from Fanaid, and O Maoilegain from Magh gCaoraind, and O Muireadhiagh and O Conaill from Tuath Bhladhach, and O Toircheart from Cluain Eidheile and Mac Dhubhain from Tir Eanna, and Mag Fhionnachtaigh from Ard Mheg Fhionnachtaigh, and O Dochartaigh from Ard Miodhair and Mag Fhearghail from Tir Bhreasail, and Mag Loinnseachain from Gleann Finne. And if those familiess hould die out, the dutry of hosting rests upon the tribes themselves, exxcept the three free tribes of Muinter Chanannan in the territory of the Uí Chonaill themselves.

 

Ceart Uí Neill Ceart Uí Neill O Dubhagain's Poem

Tir Boghaine (O Boyle)
Tir nAinmhire (O Boyle)
Tuath I Mhaolgaoithe (O Mulgeeha)
Ros Guill (Mac Giolla Shamhais)
Fanad (O Breslin)
Magh gCaoroind (O Mulligan)
Tuath Bladhaig (O Murry, O'Conaill)
Cluain Eideile (O Toircheart)
Tir Eanna (Mac Duane)
Ard Meg Fionnachtaigh (Mag Fhionnachtaigh)
Ard Miodair (O Dogherty)
Tir Bhreasail (Mag Fhearghail)
Gleann Fhinne (Mag Loinnseachain)

Tir mBaghuine (O Boyle)
Tir Ainmireach (O Boyle)
Muntir Maoil ghaoithe (O Mulgeeha)
Ros nGuill (MacGilleseamhais)
Fanad (O Breslin)
Tir Mac Caorrthhoinn (O Mulligan)
Tuath mBladhaigh (O Kernagan, Muinter Dolaghan)
Cenél nEnna (Mac Duane)
Ard Miodhair (O Dogherty)
Tir Breasail (O Donagain, O Garvey)
Gleann mBinne (MacLynchy)
Clochh Cinn Fhaolad
Magh seireadh (O Mulveney)
Ros Iorguill
Fionnrus (O Fury)
Ros Guill - between Sheephaven and Mulroy Bay Cluain Eideile (AU, vol. 3, 518.24

 

Cenel Conaill O Breslin (O'Clery, para. 14; Conaing urero an tres mac a quo muinter Breislen). Or possibly from O'Clery, para. 549, from the Clann Conchobar of Magh Ith. O'Donnell; O'Boyle, O'Gallagher, O'Dougherty, Mac Gille Finnein (of muinter Feodachain in Fermanagh); O Maoil doraidh; O'Canannan MacMeanman (McMenimen - descendants of the Lector O'Donnell). MacGiolla Brighde (MacGilbride) - a branch of the O'Boyles
Clann Neill McLaughlin, Ó Neill
Clann Domhnall O Flaithbertaigh (from Flaitbertach, son of Domnall son of Aedh Finnleith. also O'Laverty (tanist of Tyrone) O'Donnelly - Fer Droma Lighen (Rawlinson B.502; O'Clery). hereditary marshalls to the Ó Neills In addition to the above-named families, many other septs also appear in early 17th century records for the Inishowen Peninsula.