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Diarmid

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Diarmid

Three Irish kings: Diarmid I of the Uí Néill dynasty, King of Tara, killed in 565 in revenge for having killed a youth who had taken sanctuary with Columcille (St Columba); Diarmid II, King of Tara, who reigned 658-65; and Diarmid III, King of Leinster, who reigned 1042-72.


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