One story says that this figure met his death by retreating to a cave on the sea and starving after twelve days, refusing to come out or even allow his wife to nourish him from her breast. In another cave-related story, he single- handedly defeats the three sorceress daughters of Conaran in the cave at Ceiscoran, after which he sets free the many m
One story says that this figure met his death by retreating to a cave on the sea and starving after twelve days, refusing to come out or even allow his wife to nourish him from her breast. In another cave-related story, he single- handedly defeats the three sorceress daughters of Conaran in the cave at Ceiscoran, after which he sets free the many men they'd captured. Variously attested as the son of Daire the Red or the son of Fidga, that incident led him to be offered the hand of Cainche in marriage, even though he was already wed to Scandlach. At the battle of Cnucha, this brother of Conan notably ►killed Cumhall, sparking a recurring feud with Finn mac Cool, whom he briefly replaced as leader of the Fianna. FTP, name this warrior who thus received a wound that led him to be known as the "one-eyed."
One story says that this figure met his death by retreating to a cave on the sea and starving after twelve days, refusing to come out or even allow his wife to nourish him from her breast.
{Goll} mac Morna (or {Aodh} mac Fidga, or {Aed})