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Aid:Fragmentary annals of Ireland/TOC

From CODECS: Online Database and e-Resources for Celtic Studies

Fragment 1 (s.a. 573–628 = §§ 1–18)

Fragment 2 (s.a. 662–704 = §§ 19–167)

Fragment 3 (s.a. 716–735 = §§ 168–232)

Fragment 4 (s.a. 851–873 = §§ 233–410)

Summary:
Joan N. Radner, Fragmentary annals of Ireland (1978) has suggested that this part of the manuscript is primarily based on two texts: the Clonmacnoise chronicle (now lost) and for much of the pseudo-historical material, the Osraige chronicle. To a smaller extent, use was made of additional material. See also Clare Downham, ‘The good, the bad and the ugly’, The Medieval Chronicle 3 (2004).

Fragment 5 (s.a. 906–914 = §§ 411–459)