Kalends of January
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. AD 699.
The cattle mortality broke out in Ireland on the Kalends of February in Mag Trega in Tethba.
Repose of Aed, an anchorite from Sleibte.
The falling asleep of Iarnlach, abbot of Les Mór.
Fiannamail grandson of Dúnchad, king of Dál Riata, and Flann son of Cenn Faelad son of Suibne, were killed.
Aurthuile, grandson of Crunnmael, was expelled from the kingship, and proceeds to Britain.
Famine and pestilence prevailed in Ireland for three years, so that man ate man.
Flann the Fair of the Cenél Eogain, son of Mael Tuile grandson of Crunnmael i.e. son of Suibne Menn, dies.