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Lugaid mac Ítha

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Lugaid mac Ítha. An invented name, citing the Milesian Íth in the patronymic, for the Munster hero Lugaid mac Con, for use in genealogies. Husband of Fial(3), he founded the families from which the O'Coffeys, O'Driscolls, and others derive.

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