Figlio di Ímar, apparteneva alla dinastia vichingo-gaelica degli Uí Ímair. Fu ucciso da un membro del suo seguito, lasciando il trono di Dublino al fratello Sitriuc.
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Bibliografia Fonti Annali dell'Ulster Annali dei quattro maestri Annali frammentari d'Irlanda Cogad Gáedel re Gallaib Cronaca degli Scoti
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