The O'Carroll clan of Ossory, as distinct from the O'Carrolls of Éile or Oriel, were the next rulers.
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Francis John Byrne suggests that it may date from the time of Cearbhaill mac Dúnlainge.
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This ancient cantred of Oskelan was that of the "Ui-Scellain - the descendants of Scellan, sixth in descent from Aengus Osrithe, the founder of the kingdom of Ossory: according to Edmund Curtis's 1933 edition of the Ormond Deeds.