Rúad Súaball

Rúad Súaball was a senior Raidhsénian politician and senior member of the Trí ceannairí group of three. He and two other members succeeded Bádhean Maedhaib after the death of his brother Raidhalán.
Súaball was an old fisherman originally from Cumhacht Province who was supported by the fishing community. Súaball had spent nearly all of his working life operating small fishing vessels around the Raidhsénian sea, casting off boats, rowing and pulling large stocks of fish. The arduous toils and gruelling labour he endured meant he gained fantastic physical strength which has earned him the respect of friends and peers alike. Since strength and work ethic is something that is deeply valued by the Raidhsénian political class, it helped his credentials as a successful politician and eventually, statesman.
==Death==
Súaball died from pneumonia in the year 21 TFD and is succeeded by the poet orator and businessman Dáb Fatháin who becomes the first Raidhsénian leader in history to serve a second term.
==Administration==
Preceeded by 	Length of administration	Succeeded by
Bádhean Maedhaib	28 years 	Dáb Fatháin
Category:People
Category:Raidhsénian people
Category:Heads of state
Category:Politicians
Category:Abhainnian people
Category:Fishermen