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[[Flann Sinna|Flann]] was just a young lad when his [[Máel Sechnaill|father]] was unceremiously murdered by the [[Northern Uí Néill|northern branch]] of his family (at least that's what he believed). His uncle, [[Áed Findliath]], proceeded to marry Flann's {{Wiki|Land ingen Dúngaile|mother}} and take his seat as {{Wiki|High King of Ireland|High King}}, something Flann would not stick around for. | [[Flann Sinna|Flann]] was just a young lad when his [[Máel Sechnaill|father]] was unceremiously murdered by the [[Northern Uí Néill|northern branch]] of his family (at least that's what he believed). His uncle, [[Áed Findliath]], proceeded to marry Flann's {{Wiki|Land ingen Dúngaile|mother}} and take his seat as {{Wiki|High King of Ireland|High King}}, something Flann would not stick around for. | ||
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Flann was just a young lad when his father was unceremiously murdered by the northern branch of his family (at least that's what he believed). His uncle, Áed Findliath, proceeded to marry Flann's mother and take his seat as High King, something Flann would not stick around for.
He spent his adolescent years in and around Ireland taking notes from the many petty kings he'd met along the way, hoping to one day use what he'd learned to unite Ireland and put a stop to the alternating kingship once and for all.
Upon Áed's death in 879, the title of High King returned to Flann and the Southern Uí Néill, a reigned that lasted over 30 years until his death in 916.