(*) Connla was given one of these things involving telling any men his name, and a prominent one is broken when a crone offers a meal to a traveler, causing Cu Culain to eat dog meat.
Several of these things are described by the bird-monster Nemglan, including one regarding the direction of travel around Brega and another about sleeping in a house that has fire visible from the outside. One of these things regarding invitations to feasts led to the sons of Usna losing their protector. Nine of these are given to Conaire Mor in The Destruction of Da Derga's Hostel. (*) Connla was given one of these things involving telling any men his name, and a prominent one is broken when a crone offers a meal to a traveler, causing Cu Culain to eat dog meat. For 10 points, identify these burdensome taboos which are placed on heroes in Irish mythology.
Several of these things are described by the bird-monster Nemglan, including one regarding the direction of travel around Brega and another about sleeping in a house that has fire visible from the outside.
geis [or geas or gessi or geasa]