Ireland, indeed, was waste thirty years after the destruction of
the race of Partholóon, till Neimheadh son of Agnoman, son of
Pamp, son of Tat, son of Seara, son of Srú, son of p.175Easrú,
son of Framant, son of Fathacht, son of Magog, son of Japheth,
came to settle in it: for every invasion which occupied Ireland
after the deluge is of the children of Magog. At Srú, son of
Easruacute;, Partholóon and the children of Neimheadh separate
from each other: and at Seara the Firbolg, the Tuatha Dé Danann,
and the sons of Míleadh separate. And it is the Scotic language
every tribe of these had. That is evident from (the occasion)
when Ith, son of Breogan, came into Ireland; for it is through
the Scotic language he himself and the Tuatha Dé Danann spoke
with each other; and they said that they were of the race of
Magog on both sides. Some others say, as for Neimheadh, that he
was of the posterity of the son, Adhla his name, whom Partholóon
had left in the east. It is the track in which Neimheadh
journeyed, coming in