The daughter of one of these figures was raised by twelve foster-fathers and became pregnant after drinking from river with two worms in it.
The waterfall, Assaroe, was named for one of these figures who happened to drown in said waterfall and another with the sobriquet "the Red" married Maga. Another of these figures became a stammerer after being wounded in battle by a spear. The daughter of one of these figures was raised by twelve foster-fathers and became pregnant after drinking from river with two worms in it. That daughter fell in love with another one of these figures, who needed seven women to please him and had his sword stolen from him while having sex with a woman who could be pleased by thirty women. That man also cut off the tops of three (*) hills after being replaced in this role by a seven year old, who was unable to fight during a venture to seize Donn Culainge led by Aillil and Medb. That man was preceded in this role by Fergus Mac Roich and saw Naoise elope with his lover in waiting, Deidre. Conchobar Mac Nessa held, for ten points, what position that ruled over Cuchulainn's hometown.
The waterfall, Assaroe, was named for one of these figures who happened to drown in said waterfall and another with the sobriquet "the Red" married Maga.
King of Ulster [accept equivalents]