We have some information, too, regarding the _Finé_ or sept in Connaught. Thus in the ‘Tribes and Customs of Hy Fiachraich’ we read that Fiachra, son of Eochaidh Muighmheadhoin, _Ardri_ of Erin, colonised this district, and had a son, Amhalgaidh, from whose son, Fedhlim, sprang the _Cineal Fedhlimidh_, which consisted of ‘O Ceallachain, O Caithniadh, Mac Coinin, O Muimhneachain, Mac Fhionain, O Gearadhain, O’Conboirne. These are the _Cineal Fedhlimidh_ of Jorrus.’ The _Cineal Feidhlimidh_ here is the tribe occupying a _Tuath_, and the others are the _Finé_ or septs of which it was composed. Then from ‘Aongus, son of Amhalgaidh, came the Cineal Aongusa in Hy-Amhalgaidh, viz., O Muireadhaigh, _Taoisig_ of the Lagan.’ Here we have the _Taoisech_ at the head of the _Cineal_ or tribe, and then we are told that ‘of the descendants of Aongus are the people of _Dun Finne_, or fort of the _Finé_, viz. O Cuinn, MagOdhrain, O Comhdhan, O’Duibhlearga, O Bearga, O Blighe, O Duanma or Duanmaigh;’ and these were the _Finé_ or septs. Amhalgaidh had other sons by Earca, daughter of Eochaidh, king of Leinster, the eldest of whom was Fergus, and his son Muireadhach was _Rig Ua n-Amhalgaidh_, or king of Hy-Amhalgaidh. The descendants of this Muireadhach possessed ‘the _Triocha Ceud_ of Bac and of Gleann Nemthinne, and the half _Triocha Ceud_ of Breudach. These are the hereditary tribes (_Fineadhoigh Dudhchusa_) of Bac, viz., O Lachtna, _Taoisioc_ of the two Bacs and of the Gleann, and of them O Dubhagain and the Clann Firbisigh, O Maoilruaidh of Ardachaidh, and O’Cuimin of Lios Cuimin on the Muaidh. These are the families or septs (_Fineada_) of Breudach, viz., O Toghda, Taoiseach of Breudach, O Glaimin, O Luachaidh, and O Gilin.’[220] Here we have two groups of _Finé_ or septs, with a _Toisech_ at the head of each. Lastly, from Aongus Fionn, another son of Amhalgaidh, are O’Gaibhtheachan, O’Flainn, and O’Maoilhiona, chiefs (_Flaithe_) of Calraighe Muighe h-Eleag.