Aodh Reamhar Ó Néill

Aodh Reamhar (Hugh the Stout) was king of Tír Eoghain in 1345–1364. The fourth son of Domhnall O'Neill, he came forward after three of his brothers were killed between 1318 and 1325. In 1339 he led a great army into Tír Chonaill, and in 1345 a fleet on Lough Neagh and the aid of the justiciar let him overcome his Clandeboye rival and seize the kingship.

He defeated Oriel and Fermanagh in 1354. When he died in 1364 the Four Masters called him the best of the Irish of his age, and his son Niall Mór succeeded him.