In one story, he slings a rock at a princess disguised as a swan, but saves
In one story, he slings a rock at a princess disguised as a swan, but saves her and gives her to his foster-son. After that princess is murdered, he kills the women responsible, and other murderous deeds include killing his own son by the warrior woman Aife, and killing a sorcerer who had earlier judged him the winner of Bricriu's challenge after offering his head. This son of Deichtire raided Forgall's castle to get his wife Emer and was originally named Setanta before killing a large dog. In another tale, his father Lugh gives him some aid in defeating the Morrigan and the army of Queen Maeve in "The Cattle Raid of Cooley." For 10 points, name this Irish hero from the Ulster Cycle.
In one story, he slings a rock at a princess disguised as a swan, but saves her and gives her to his foster-son.
Cuchulainn [or C? Chulainn; or C? Chulaind; or Cuchulinn; accept Setanta before read]