In Welsh myth, Arianrhod's son Dylan was killed by the divine patron of this craft, the god Govannon, who corresponds to the Irish Goibhniu.
One divine patron of this profession was grouped with Luchta and Credne in na Trí Dee Dánann, and possessed the ale of immortality. Finn macCool and the Fiana encountered a gigantic one-footed warrior with three arms who practiced this trade. In Welsh myth, Arianrhod's son Dylan was killed by the divine patron of this craft, the god Govannon, who corresponds to the Irish Goibhniu. FTP, give the profession of Culainn, whose hound was killed by Cuchulainn, and the god Goibhniu, who worked during the Second Battle of Mag Tuired mending shattered spears and swords.
One divine patron of this profession was grouped with Luchta and Credne in na Trí Dee Dánann, and possessed the ale of immortality.
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