Incited by an argument between two monarchs over who is the wealthiest, the hero of the tale is cursed.
Incited by an argument between two monarchs over who is the wealthiest, the hero of the tale is cursed. He ties himself to a tree while attempting to alone fend off alone an invading force, but kills his friend, Ferdiad, whom Queen Maeve has convinced to join the fight. Ending with King Aillil losing his most prized possession, for ten points, name this event of the Ulster cycle, in which Cuchulainn prevents the capture of the famous Brown Bull of Donn.
Incited by an argument between two monarchs over who is the wealthiest, the hero of the tale is cursed.
{Cattle Raid of Cooley} or {Táin Bó Cúalnge}