Name this woodland warrior from Irish mythology.
This man raised the treacherous Midac [MIH-dak], who later imprisoned this man and his companions in a house of rowan trees. As a youth, he reclaimed his father's magical crane-skin bag and held a spear against his forehead to resist the sleep-inducing harp of Aillen [AH-len]. His two dogs refused to kill a deer that this man married after she regained her form as a woman named Sadb [SAHV]. This father of Oisin [oh-SHEEN] will awake from his slumber at the hour of greatest need, and he gained wisdom by burning his thumb as he cooked the Salmon of Knowledge. Name this woodland warrior from Irish mythology.
This man raised the treacherous Midac [MIH-dak], who later imprisoned this man and his companions in a house of rowan trees.
Fionn mac Cumhaill [FINN mak "COOL"] [accept Deimne [DAY-nee]]