Cormac Condlongas

Also known as: Cormac Condlongas Mac Conchobair · Family: Ulstermen · Role: son of Conchobar, in exile in Connaught · First appears: This is the Cattle-Raid of Cualnge

Cormac Condlongas, son of Conchobar, was in exile in Connaught. In This is the Cattle-Raid of Cualnge, Ailill sent messengers to Cormac and his three hundred, who were billeted there; the contingents assembled at Cruachan Ai.

In The Muster of the Men of Ireland Here · Part 1, Cormac grasped Fergus by the arm to restrain him and urged him to redirect his attack. He then told his father to go another way, saying Fergus would no longer vent his rage on the Ulstermen.

Relationship record

Life events

• Ailill sent messengers to the seven sons of Magach and Cormac Condlongas with their contingents.(This is the Cattle-Raid of Cualnge)
  • With: Ailill Ailill (son of Magach) Anluan Mocorb Cet En Bascall Docha Mac Magach
  • “And messengers were sent by Ailill to the seven sons of Magach: Ailill, Anluan, Mocorb, Cet, En, Bascall, and Doche; a cantred with each of them. And to Cormac Condlongas Mac Conchobair with his three hundred, who was billeted in Connaught.”
• The assembled contingents came to Cruachan Ai.(This is the Cattle-Raid of Cualnge · 📍 Cruachan Ai)
  • With: Ailill (son of Magach) Anluan Mocorb Cet En Bascall Docha Mac Magach
  • “Then they all come to Cruachan Ai.”
• Cormac restrains Fergus by grasping his arm and urges him to redirect his attack.(The Muster of the Men of Ireland Here · Part 1)
  • With: Fergus
  • “Cormac Condlongas put his hands upon him, and closed his two hands about his arm.”
• Cormac urges Conchobar to leave, saying Fergus will no longer vent his rage on the Ulstermen.(The Muster of the Men of Ireland Here · Part 1)
  • With: Conchobar Fergus
  • “'Go in some other direction, O Conchobar,' said Cormac to his father; 'this man will not put out his rage on the Ulstermen any more here.'”

This is the Cattle-Raid of Cualnge

• parent: Conchobar “And to Cormac Condlongas Mac Conchobair with his three hundred, who was billeted in Connaught.”

This is the Story in Order · Part 1

• parent: Conchobar “Fergus Mac Roich in his tent was next to Ailill; Cormac Condlongas Mac Conchobair beside him; Conall Cernach by him; Fiacha Mac Fir-Febe, the son of Conchobar's daughter, by him.”

The Muster of the Men of Ireland Here · Part 1

• parent: Conchobar “'Go in some other direction, O Conchobar,' said Cormac to his father; 'this man will not put out his rage on the Ulstermen any more here.'”

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Extracted from the original text of The Cattle-Raid of Cualnge. Made with Rho MD.