Seachd m-bliadhna Dunghail dein, Acus a ceither do Ailpen, Tri bliadhna Muireadhiogh mhaith, .XXX. do Aodh na ardfhlaith. A ceathair ficheat, nir fhann, Do bhliadhnaibh do chaith Domhnall, Da bhliadhain Conaill, cem n-gle, Is a ceathair Chonall ele. Naoi m-bliadhna Cusaintin chain, A naoi Aongusa ar Albain, Cethre bliadhna Aodha ain, Is a tri deng Eoghanain. Triocha bliadhain Cionaoith chruaidh, A ceathair Domhnall drechruaidh, .XXX. bliadhain co na bhrigh, Don churadh do Cusaintin. Da bhliadhain, ba daor a dath, Da brathair do Aodh fhionnscothach, Domhnall mac Cusaintin chain, Ro chaith bliadhain fa cheathair. Cusaintin ba calma a ghleac, Ro chaith a se is da fhicheat, Maolcoluim cethre bliadhna, Iondolbh a h-ocht airdriagla. Seacht m-bliadhna Dubhod der. Acus a ceathair Cuilen, A .XXVII, os gach cloinn Do Cionaoth mac Maolcholuim. Seacht m-bliadhna Cusaintin cluin Acus a ceathair Macdhuibh Triochadh bliadhain, breacaid rainn Ba ri Monaidh Maolcoluim. Se bliadhna Donnchaid glain gaoith .XVII. bliadhna mac Fionnlaoich Tar es Mecbeathaidh go m-blaidh .vii mis i fflaithios Lughlaigh. Maolcholuim anosa as ri, Mac Donnchaidh dhata dhrechbhi, A re nocha n-fidir neach, Acht an t-eolach as eolach A eolcha. Da righ for chaogad, cluine, Go mac Donnchaidh drech ruire, Do shiol Erc ardghlain anoir, Gabhsad Albain, a eolaigh. _English Translation._ Ye learned of Alban altogether Ye people shy, yellow-haired Which was the first invasion, do ye know That took the land of Alban? Albanus took it, active his men, That famous son of Isacon, The brother of Briutus without guile From whom Alba of the ships is said. Briutus banished his bold brother Over the stormy sea of Icht. Briutus took the beautiful Alban To the tempestuous promontory of Fotudan. Long after Briutus the noble, the good, The race of Neimhidh took it, Erglan, after coming out of his ship After the destruction of the tower of Conaing. The Cruithne took it after that On coming out of Erin of the plain, Seventy noble kings of them Took the Cruithnean plain. Cathluan was the first king of them, I tell it you in order, The last king of them was The brave hero Constantine. The children of Eochy after them Seized Alban after a great fight, The children of Conair, the gentle man, The choice of the brave Gael. Three sons of Erc the son of Eochy the joyous, Three who got the blessing of Patrick, Seized Alban; great was their courage, Lorn, Fergus, and Angus.