Accounts differ as to whether this man was killed by a powerful magic spell or whether he simply choked on a fish bone.
Accounts differ as to whether this man was killed by a powerful magic spell or whether he simply choked on a fish bone. This man had a watermill built to relieve his second wife of the obligation of grinding nine measures of grain per day, imposed by his first wife. This man placates a crying woman by specifying that her sheep should be returned and allowed to grazed from the woad-garden it ate from, in a show of wisdom that so impressed the king that he resigned the throne to this man. The night this man was conceived, his mother Achtan dreamed that her head was cut off and that a giant tree was growing from her neck. This man gets blinded by a three-chained "dread spear" that wounds one of his advisers and kills his son Cellach. (*) Mannanan Mac Lir gives this man a magic cup which breaks if three lies are said over it and gets restored if three truths are spoken. This man's daughter Grainne elopes with the dreamboat Diarmuid during her engagement to Finn MacCool. For 10 points, name this High King of Ireland whom the Fianna serve in the Fenian Cycle, the son of Art.
Accounts differ as to whether this man was killed by a powerful magic spell or whether he simply choked on a fish bone.
Cormac mac Art [or Cormac ua Cuinn; or Cormac Ulfada]