According to the Book of Leinster, after this figure grabbed a man by the ears, his melodious singing caused the Ultonians to slaughter one another.
According to the Book of Leinster, after this figure grabbed a man by the ears, his melodious singing caused the Ultonians to slaughter one another. A spy sent after this figure, Trendhorn, lost an eye to a thrown fidchell piece. While living with Leabharcham, this figure had a dream of a raven drinking bloodstained snow, causing her to fall in love with a son of Uisneach. She escaped to Alba along with Ardan and Ainnle, before returning to meet Fergus. At her birth, Cathbad's prophecy about this daughter of Siobha and Fiedhlim was ignored by Conchobar, who ordered her husband to be killed by Éogan mac Durthacht. The lover of Naoise, for 10 points, name this woman from Irish mythology whose incredible beauty led to many sorrows.
According to the Book of Leinster, after this figure grabbed a man by the ears, his melodious singing caused the Ultonians to slaughter one another.
{Deirdre} of the Sorrows