One of this man's warriors has a magical love spot on his head that makes him irresistible to women.
One of this man's warriors has a magical love spot on his head that makes him irresistible to women. Though this man was grieving over the loss of his most recent wife, his associates find him a new one: the great-granddaughter of Conn the Hundred Fighter. But upon gazing on the love spot of his associate, this man's betrothed falls in love with (*) Diarmuid, but this warrior pardons him. At the Battle of Gabhair, this leader's grandson is killed with a joke on his lips by the mortally wounded Lifechair, causing this hero to weep for the first time. The enemy of Goll MacMorna, the father of Oisin, and noted eater of the salmon of knowledge, for 10 points, name this semi-mythical hunter-warrior of Irish mythology, hero of the Fenian Cycle.
One of this man's warriors has a magical love spot on his head that makes him irresistible to women.
Fionn {mac} {Cumhaill} [or Finn {McCool}]