A cycle of poems about this man are told by his son, who related this man's tales after staying in the land of the young for three hundred years.
This man used a spear to defeat a fire-breathing musician who appears yearly, named Aillen. A cycle of poems about this man are told by his son, who related this man's tales after staying in the land of the young for three hundred years. This man had a wife who was turned into a deer, and his band of warriors included the traitorous Goll mac Morna. This father of Ossian burned his thumb cooking the Salmon of Knowledge at the orders of his tutor Finegas. For 10 points, name this folk hero of the Fenian cycle, who sleeps in a cave beneath Ireland.
This man used a spear to defeat a fire-breathing musician who appears yearly, named Aillen.
Finn MacCool [or Fionn mac Cumhaill; or Deimne; or Finn MacCooill]