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'''Dubgall mac Somairle''' (died 1175) was an apparent [[King of the Isles]].{{#tag:ref|Since the 1980s, academics have accorded Dubgall various personal names in English secondary sources: ''Dougal'',<ref>[[#H1|Holton (2017)]]; [[#R9|Rixson (2001)]]; [[#O8|Oram, RD (1988)]]; [[#C4|Cowan, EJ (1982)]]; [[#B17|Barrow (1981)]].</ref> ''Dougall'',<ref>[[#W6|Woolf (2013)]]; [[#R8|Raven (2005b)]]; [[#B2|Barrow (2004)]]; [[#T6|Tabraham (2004)]]; [[#R1|Rollason (2003)]].</ref> ''Dubgall'',<ref>[[#D3|Downham (2013)]]; [[#B15|Beuermann (2012)]]; [[#B5|Beuermann (2010)]]; [[#M4|McDonald, RA (2007b)]]; [[#F1|Forte; Oram; Pedersen (2005)]]; [[#P4|Power (2005)]]; [[#W4|Woolf (2004)]]; [[#O3|Oram, RD (2000)]]; [[#S1|Sellar (2000)]].</ref> ''Dubhgall'',<ref>[[#B16|Barrow (2006)]]; [[#F1|Forte; Oram; Pedersen (2005)]]; [[#B2|Barrow (2004)]]; [[#T6|Tabraham (2004)]]; [[#M9|McDonald, A (1995)]]; [[#M33|McDonald, RA (1995)]]; [[#B17|Barrow (1981)]].</ref> ''Dubhghall'',<ref>[[#M10|MacGregor, M (2014)]]; [[#C3|Coira (2012)]]; [[#W3|Woolf (2007)]]; [[#B12|Brown (2004)]]; [[#M5|MacGregor, M (2000)]]; [[#M11|MacGregor, MDW (1989)]].</ref> ''Dufgall'',<ref>[[#M13|McDonald, RA (2012)]]; [[#W2|Williams, G (2007)]].</ref> ''Dugal'',<ref>[[#M9|McDonald, A (1995)]].</ref> ''Dugald'',<ref>[[#H1|Holton (2017)]]; [[#B20|Beuermann (2014)]]; [[#C9|Cameron (2014)]]; [[#A14|Addyman; Oram (2012)]]; [[#O2|Oram, RD (2011)]]; [[#S20|Sellar (2011)]]; [[#K2|Kirby; Alexander; Anderson et al. (2009)]]; [[#W2|Williams, G (2007)]]; [[#M3|McAndrew (2006)]]; [[#F4|Fisher (2005)]]; [[#R2|Raven (2005a)]]; [[#B13|Bridgland (2004)]]; [[#B12|Brown (2004)]]; [[#M18|McDonald, RA (2004)]]; [[#S4|Sellar (2004a)]]; [[#S5|Sellar (2004b)]]; [[#S1|Sellar (2000)]]; [[#M1|McDonald, RA (1997)]]; [[#R5|Roberts (1997)]]; [[#D15|Duncan (1996)]]; [[#W11|Watts (1994)]]; [[#B10|Barrow (1992)]]; [[#M31|McDonald; McLean (1992)]]; [[#C2|Cowan, EJ (1990)]]; [[#O8|Oram, RD (1988)]]; [[#S15|Scott (1988)]]; [[#A17|Alcock; Alcock (1987)]]; [[#A18|''Argyll: An Inventory of the Monuments'' (1982)]]; [[#B1|Barrow (1980)]].</ref> ''Dugall'',<ref>[[#A14|Addyman; Oram (2012)]]; [[#D18|Dalglish (2003)]]; [[#R5|Roberts (1997)]]; [[#M31|McDonald; McLean (1992)]]; [[#M26|Munro; Munro (1986)]].</ref> ''Duggáll'',<ref>[[#P4|Power (2005)]].</ref> and ''Dungal''.<ref>[[#M2|Moore; Rollason; Wareham (2007)]].</ref> Likewise, academics have accorded Dubgall various [[patronym]]s in English secondary sources: ''Dubgall mac Somairle'',<ref>[[#O3|Oram, RD (2000)]].</ref> ''Dubgall mac Sumairlid'',<ref name="F1">[[#F1|Forte; Oram; Pedersen (2005)]].</ref> ''Dubhgall mac Somhairle'',<ref name="M19">[[#M19|Murray (2005)]].</ref> ''Dubhgall mac Somhairlidh'',<ref name="F1"/> ''Dugald mac Somerled'',<ref>[[#R5|Roberts (1997)]]; [[#C2|Cowan, EJ (1990)]].</ref> and ''Dugald MacSorley''.<ref>[[#B13|Bridgland (2004)]].</ref>|group=note}} He was a son of [[Somairle mac Gilla Brigte]] and [[Ragnhildis Olafsdottir|Ragnhildr Óláfsdóttir]]. Dubgall was a leading figure of [[Clann Somairle]], and the [[eponymous]] ancestor of [[Clann Dubgaill]]. Dubgall's career is obscure, and little is certain of his life.
 
In 1155 or 1156, Dubgall was produced as a candidate to the kingship of the Isles, then-possessed by his maternal uncle, [[Guðrøðr Óláfsson]]. Later that year, Somairle defeated Guðrøðr, and the kingdom was divided between them. Two years later, Somairle again defeated Guðrøðr, and assumed control over the entirety of the realm. Whilst is possible that Dubgall was the nominal King of the Isles, it is apparent that his father possessed the real power.
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