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DALRIADA , the name of two See also: ancient Gaelic kingdoms, one in See also: Ireland and the other in Scotland
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The name means the home of the descendants of Riada
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Irish Dalriada was the See also: district which now forms the See also: northern See also: part of county See also: Antrim, and from which about A.D
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500 some emigrants crossed over to Scotland, and founded in See also: Argyllshire the Scottish See also: kingdom of Dalriada
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Fora See also: time Scottish Dalriada appears to have been dependent upon Irish Dalriada, but about 575 See also: King
See also: Aidan secured its independence
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One of Aidan's successors, See also: Kenneth, became king of the Picts about 843, and gradually the name
Dalriada both in Ireland and Scotland See also: fell into disuse, See W
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F
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See also: Skene, See also: Celtic Scotland (See also: Edinburgh, 1876-188o)
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