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Description edit
Lady Gregory tells about Ireland's gods and her fighting men from the old Irish sagas.
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
Characters/People edit
- Finn: Add a description of this character.
- Diarmuid
- Caoilte
- Conan
- Osgar
- Angus
- Brian
- Manannan
- Midhir
- Eochaid
- Patrick
- O'donnell
- Conn Crither
- Grania
- Dagda
- Cormac
- Fianna
- Teamhair
- Bres
- Muadhan
- Lugh
- Tuatha De Danaan
- Goll
- Etain
- Ronan
- Eoghan
- Niamh
- Aoife
- Credhe
- Aodh
- Diancecht
- Nuada
- Fionnuala
- Lugaidh
- Duibhne
- Fergus
- Cuchulain
- Dolar Durba
- Goibniu
- Aline
- Cian
- Laegaire
- Diorraing
- Smith
- Cumhal
- Cael
- Adhnuall
Setting & Locations edit
- High King Of Ireland
- Almhuin Of Leinster
- Morna
- Lochlann
- Tuireann
- Munster
- True Lips
- Greece
- Bodb Dearg
- Long Hand
- Baiscne
- Alban
- Beinn Edair
- White Strand
- Beinn Gulbain
- Britain
- Morrigu
- Great Plain
- Fair Hair
- Slieve Fuad
- Heaven
- Gabhra
- Scotland
- Spain
- Brugh Na Boinne
- Ioruaidh
- Ethlinn
- Samhain
- Ilbrec
- Amergin
- Iruath
- Indech
- Uar
First Sentence edit
IT was in a mist the Tuatha de Danaan, the people of the gods of Dana, or as some called them, the Men of Dea, came through the air and the high air to Ireland.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Lady Gregory (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 398.2209415
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