Conmac

Conmac, Conmacc, Conmhac [Ir., wolf's son]. The eponymous founder of Connemara [Ir. Conmaicne Mara] is thought to be Conmac. Sources disagree whether this was Conmac, the by-blow of Medb and Fergus mac Róich, or Lugaid Conmac, also known as Lugaid mac Con.

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