List of Comarbai Coluim Cille At Kells and Derry
None of the following comarbai Coluim Cille are based at Iona, but rather Kells and Derry.
| Comarbai Coluim Cille from 1099 to the 1220s | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Incumbent | Chief monastery | Until | Citation(s) | Notes |
| Ferdomnach Ua Clucáin | Kells | Died 1114 | ||
| Máel Brigte mac Rónáin | Kells | Died 1117 | ||
| Conaing Ua Beigléighinn | Kells | Died 1128 | ||
| Gilla Adamnáin Ua Coirthnén | Kells | — | Gilla Adamnáin was a priest of Durrow who later became abbot of Kells. | |
| Gilla Meic Liac mac Diarmata | Derry | Archbishop from 1137 | Gilla Meic Liac (Gelasius) had been abbot of Derry since 1121, and was consecrated archbishop of Armagh in 1137; he died on 27 March 1174. | |
| Muiredach Ua Clucáin | Kells | Died 1154 | ||
| Flaithbertach Ua Brolcháin | Derry | Died 1175 | ||
| Gilla Meic Liac Ua Branáin | Derry | Resigned 1198 | ||
| Gilla Críst Ua Cernaig | Derry | Died 1210 | ||
| Fonachtan Ua Branáin | Derry | Died 1220 | ||
| Flann Ua Brolcháin | Derry | Deposed 1220 | ||
| Muichertach Ua Milliuc | Derry | Died | ||
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