Ireland has a rich history of Celtic Tribes that inhabited the island long before the arrival of Christianity in the 5th century. Some of the most local tribes in Ireland include:

1. Ulaidh (Ulster): The Ulaidh tribe inhabited the northern province of Ulster and were known for their skill in war and commerce.
2. Connachta (Connacht): The Connachta tribe was one of the most powerful in ancient Ireland, and they controlled much of the western province of Connacht.
3. Laighin (Leinster): The Laighin tribe inhabited the eastern province of Leinster and were known for their expertise in farming and crafts.
4. Mumhain (Munster): The Mumhain tribe was one of the largest in Ireland and controlled much of the southern province of Munster.
5. Érainn (Iverni): The Érainn tribe was a group of Celtic peoples who inhabited the southern part of Ireland and are believed to have played a significant role in Irish history.
6. Ciarraige (Kerry): The Ciarraige tribe was a small tribe that inhabited the southwestern part of Ireland and were known for their seafaring skills.

These tribes have contributed significantly to Ireland’s cultural heritage, and their traditions and customs can still be seen in Ireland today.

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