Olaf the White - Amlaíb Conung.

Olaf the White was a prominent Viking king in Ireland during the 9th century. He arrived in Ireland around 853 AD and became the King of Dublin, one of the most significant Viking settlements. Olaf played a key role in consolidating Viking power in Ireland, conducting raids across the Irish Sea and forming alliances with Irish chieftains. His reign marked the establishment of Dublin as a Viking stronghold, and he fought to maintain control over other Viking territories in Ireland and Scotland. His reign lasted until the mid-870s, after which he returned to Norway, where his legacy continued to influence Viking and Irish relations.

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