According to certain oral traditions, this god rolled along on land using his three legs, always surrounded by a magic mist. He kept his prized knife and shirt, as well as the bones of Asal's swine, in his Crane Bag. He possessed magic swine which returned to life each day after being killed and eaten with Goibniu's ale of immortality. He shook his magic cloak between Cuchulainn and his wife to keep Cuchulainn from ever seeing Fand again. His other possessions included the ship Wave-Sweeper and a chariot pulled by two horses that could run over water. FTP name this Iri
According to certain oral traditions, this god rolled along on land using his three legs, always surrounded by a magic mist. He kept his prized knife and shirt, as well as the bones of Asal's swine, in his Crane Bag. He possessed magic swine which returned to life each day after being killed and eaten with Goibniu's ale of immortality. He shook his magic cloak between Cuchulainn and his wife to keep Cuchulainn from ever seeing Fand again. His other possessions included the ship Wave-Sweeper and a chariot pulled by two horses that could run over water. FTP name this Irish sea-god, the son of Lir, who was identified with the Welsh Manawydan.
According to certain oral traditions, this god rolled along on land using his three legs, always surrounded by a magic mist.
Manannan mac Lir