Studies the origin legends, lineage branchings and pedigrees of the Ua Canannáin kings of pre-Norman Tír Conaill. Appendix: transcripts of the twenty-one recensions of Ua Canannáin pedigrees, from the Book of Leinster, NLI G 2, TCD H 2. 7, RIA 23 P 12, etc.
Ó Canann (Tomás G.): Notes on medieval Donegal [I].
InDonegal annual 66 (2014), pp. 4–15; 67 (2015), pp. 67–89; 68 (2016), pp. 114–120.
[1.] Mac Dubháin chiefs of Tír Éanna; [2.] A family of Tír Chonaill historians [the Uí Chanann]; [3.] Coill na Lon in Síol Bhaoighill [on the identification of a placename mentioned in AFM 1526.5]; [4.] Abbey Es Ruaid [Assaroe] and Cath na Rígdamna; [5.] Early Ua Domnaill pedigrees: [6.] Clann Ghiolla Dhé; [7.] Carraig an Dúnáin inauguration mound: an update [An addition to T. G. Ó Canann, ‘Carraig an Dúnáin: probable Ua Canannáin inauguration site’, in JRSAI 133 (2003), pp. 36-67]; [8.] Baile Í Ghéaráin in Ulster.
[1.] Carraig an Dúnáin inauguration mound: an update [An addition to T. G. Ó Canann, ‘Carraig an Dúnáin: probable Ua Canannáin inauguration site’, in JRSAI 133 (2003), pp. 36-67]; [2.] Baile Í Ghéaráin in Ulster.
1. Mac Suibhne references in the register of Paisley Abbey; 2. Some Donegal placenames associated with Clann tSuibhne; 3. A stray Mac Suibhne na dTuath pedigree.