Succession of Kings from Book of Leinster

formerly Lebar na Núachongbála section 97 {folio 337h). [https://celt.ucc.ie/published/G800011F/text097.html]
In the original record, lower case m or mc appear. In the list below, I've replace them with mac.

Genelach Rig Ossairg (i.e., Generations: Kings of Ossairg)

1. Dondchad mac Gillai Patric
2. Gillai Patric mac Domnall
3. Domnall mac Dondchada
4. Dondchada mac Domnaill
5. Domnaill mac Gillai Patric
6. Gillai Patric mac Dondchad
7. Dondchada mac Gillai Patric
8. Gillai Patric mac Dondchada
9. Dondchada mac Cellaig
10. Cellaig mac Cerbaill
11. Cerbaill mac Dungaile
12. Dungaile mac Fhergaile
13. Fhergaile mac Anmchada
14. Anmchada mac Con Cerca
15. Con Cerca mac Fhaelain
16. Fhaelain mac Crundmáel
17. Crundmáel mac Ronáin Rigfhlatha
18. Ronáin Rigfhlatha mac Scandlain Móir
19. Scandlain Móir mac Indfaelad
20. [Gap: Left Vacant/Extent: 1 Line]
21. _______ mac Colmain
22. Colmain mac Bicne Cháich
23. Bicne Cháichh mac Lagnich Faelad
24. Lagnich Faelad mac Rumaind Duach
25. Rumaind Duach mac Conaill
26. Conaill mac Corpri Niad Corp
27. Corpri Niad Corp mac Buain
28. Buain mac Lamdoit
29. Lamdoit mac Amalgaid
30. Amalgaid mac Lóegaire Birn Buadaig
31. Lóegaire Birn Buadaig mac Oengusa Osreth
32. Oengusa Osrethi mac Crimthaind Móir
33. Crimthaind Móir mac Iair
34. Iair mac Shétnai
35. Shétnai mac Ailella
36. Ailella mac Lugdach
37. Lugdach mac Labrada
38. Labrada mac Carthaig
39. Carthaig mac Nuadat
40. Nuadat mac Condlai
41. Condlai mac Bresail Bric

Accessing Ancient Ireland Historical Records

It’s always best to cite primary and secondary historical sources.
Several tertiary and quaternary sources cite the following ancient historical sources. These include encyclopedias in book form or online. These sources may have historically accurate and well-sourced articles or pages. However, their pages are too often academically insupportable. (Note: The worst websites to cite are online pedigrees or trees that are poorly sourced or provide no sources at all.)
Wikipedia may be a good place to find primary and secondary sources, but its webpages rate as a tertiary sources at best if author(s) are meticulous academic researchers and writers.
The best tertiary source website is The Foundation for Medieval Genealogy. I directly quotes passages from primary and secondary sources. For Ireland: [http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/IRELAND.htm]
An underused but valuable tertiary source is Ireland’s National Biographical Dictionary.' [https://www.dib.ie]

Top-Tier Sources

Annals of Inisfallen – [https://celt.ucc.ie/published/T100004.html] Enter numbers (years + decimals), the into browser search.
Annals of the Four Masters – [https://celt.ucc.ie/published/T100005A/index.html] Click “CELT editions as a single file”, then enter the numbers (years + decimals), the into browser search.
Annals of Tigernach – [https://celt.ucc.ie/published/T100002A/index.html] Click CELT editions as a single file, then enter the number(s), or year + decimal, the into browser search.
Annals of Ulster – [https://celt.ucc.ie/published/T100001A.html] Enter the number(s), or year + decimal, into browser search.
Genealogies from Rawlinson B 502 – [https://www.ucc.ie/research/celt/published/G105003.html]
Enter page number without a space after the period (i.e., p.144 not p. 144)
Irish Kings and High-Kings by Francis John Byrne [https://archive.org/details/irishkingshighki00byrn]

Faelan mac Crundmaíl

Konge av Osraige fra 656 til 660
f. ca 635 sønn av Cronnmael Mac Ronan, moren er ukjent
"Hans kone er ukjent, de hadde sønnen Cu Chercca mac Faelan"
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kings_of_Osraige] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%A1el%C3%A1n_mac_Crundma%C3%ADl] [http://fabpedigree.com/s032/f933112.htm]