This woman has a dream in which her lover is replaced by Iollan the Fair and is decapitated. While journeying home, this woman is tormented by a vision of a cloud of blood appearing over a palace. Late in life, this person is forced to spend a year with the warrior that she detests most. This figure's guardian, Leabharcham (LAU-er-cum), interprets the appearance of a raven to indicate that this figure's lover is a child of Usnech (USH-nuk). A (*) fidchell piece damaged the eye of Gelbann, a warrior who was sent to spy on this figure. Cathbad was present at the birth of this woman, and made a prophecy about her. This woman's lover, Noisiu (NEE-sheh), was killed by the soldiers of King Conchobar; afterwards, she kills herself by jumping from a chariot, thus partly in
This woman has a dream in which her lover is replaced by Iollan the Fair and is decapitated. While journeying home, this woman is tormented by a vision of a cloud of blood appearing over a palace. Late in life, this person is forced to spend a year with the warrior that she detests most. This figure's guardian, Leabharcham (LAU-er-cum), interprets the appearance of a raven to indicate that this figure's lover is a child of Usnech (USH-nuk). A (*) fidchell piece damaged the eye of Gelbann, a warrior who was sent to spy on this figure. Cathbad was present at the birth of this woman, and made a prophecy about her. This woman's lover, Noisiu (NEE-sheh), was killed by the soldiers of King Conchobar; afterwards, she kills herself by jumping from a chariot, thus partly instigating the Cattle Raid of Cooley. For 10 points, name this woman whose beauty caused much sorrow for Ireland.
This woman has a dream in which her lover is replaced by Iollan the Fair and is decapitated.