Shortly before her suicide, one man commented that she gave her two companions in a chariot the look of a ewe between two rams. She made a vow regarding the man she would love inspired by the sight of a raven drinking the blood of a calf being skinned in the snow. That man, one of the Sons of Uisneach, was Naoise, who was initially reluctant to steal her from Conchobar. While still in her mother's womb, she gave a great cry, leading the druid Cathbad to predict that, FTP, what beautiful woman of Irish myth would bring ruin and sorrow?
Shortly before her suicide, one man commented that she gave her two companions in a chariot the look of a ewe between two rams. She made a vow regarding the man she would love inspired by the sight of a raven drinking the blood of a calf being skinned in the snow. That man, one of the Sons of Uisneach, was Naoise, who was initially reluctant to steal her from Conchobar. While still in her mother's womb, she gave a great cry, leading the druid Cathbad to predict that, FTP, what beautiful woman of Irish myth would bring ruin and sorrow?
Shortly before her suicide, one man commented that she gave her two companions in a chariot the look of a ewe between two rams.
Deirdre or Derdriu of the Sorrows