The main account of this 
The main account of this figure comes from the Book of Leinster. One man sent to follow this figure ended up losing his eye after a silver chess piece was thrown at him. This figure had brothers-in-law named Ardan and Ainle who were killed at the Battle of Emain Macha. This figure was raised by Leabharcham, who was once sent to spy on this figure but reported only lies. This figure went to Alba with a son of Usnach, after which they were forced to flee to a remote island. One person in the story of this figure swears oaths that force him to attend many alefests and goes to fight for Ailill and Medb after going into exile in Connacht. After Cathbad's prophecy was fulfilled and Eogan slew Naoise, this figure was captured by Conchobar, who intended to forcibly marry this figure. The death of this figure came from leaping out of a chariot, or possibly from grief. For ten points, name this figure from the Ulster cycle, the most beautiful woman in Ireland and causer of many sorrows.
The main account of this figure comes from the Book of Leinster.
Deirdre