He met the wife with whom he fathered the man who would later chronicle his exploits, Oisin ["ush-een"], when his hounds Bran and Sceolan recognized her as a human in deer form. Among the geographical features attributed to this character are the Giant's Causeway, which he built to avoid getting his feet wet, and the Isle of Man, ostensibly the remains of a part of his native land that he tried to throw at a rival giant. 
He met the wife with whom he fathered the man who would later chronicle his exploits, Oisin ["ush-een"], when his hounds Bran and Sceolan recognized her as a human in deer form. Among the geographical features attributed to this character are the Giant's Causeway, which he built to avoid getting his feet wet, and the Isle of Man, ostensibly the remains of a part of his native land that he tried to throw at a rival giant. One story involving this character explains why humans have wisdom teeth; he is said to have sucked his thumb after he burnt it while tending the sizzling Salmon of Knowledge for the poet Finneces. FTP, name this Irish warrior, whose stories with the Fianna form the basis of the Fenian Cycle.
He met the wife with whom he fathered the man who would later chronicle his exploits, Oisin ["ush-een"], when his hounds Bran and Sceolan recognized her as a human in deer form.
{Finn MacCool}