Toraiocht Dhiarmada Agus Ghrainne PDF Download

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1884 edition. Excerpt: ...and the fruit of that dispute was that a great goaling match was set in order between the Tuatha De Danann and the Fenians of Erin, and the place where that goal was played was upon a fair plain by Loch Lein Linnfhiachlach. 53. "The Fenians of Erin and the Tuatha Da Danann answered that tryste, and these are the noblest and proudest of the Tuatha De Danann that came there,106 namely, the three Garbhs of Sliabh Mis,107 and the three Mases of Sliabh Luachra, and the three yellowhaired Murchadhs, and the three Eochaidhs of Aine,108 and the three heroic Laoghaires, and the three Conals of Collamhan, and the three Fionns of Fionnmhur,100 and the three Sgals of Brugh,110 and the three Ronans of Ath na riogh,111 and the three Eoghans from Eas ruaidh mhic Bhadhairn,112 and an Cathbhuilleach,118 and the three Fearghuses, and an Glas of Magh Bhreagh,114 and an Suirgheach suairc from Lionan,115 and an Mheidhir from Beann-liath, and Donn118 from Sith Breagh,117 and Fear an bheurla bhinn from the Boinn,118 and Colla crionchosach from Bearnan Eile,119 and Donn dumhach,120 and Donn an oileain,121 and Donn of Cnoc na n-os,122 and Donn of Leinchnoc,123 and Bruithe abhac,124 and Dolbh the bright-toothed, and the five sons of Fionn from Sith Chairn Chaoin,126 and an t-Ilbhreac,126 son of Mananan, and Neamhanach the son of Aonghus,127 and Bodhbh dearg the son of an Deaghdha, and Mananan the son of Lear, and Abhortach128 the son of an t-Ioldathach,129 and Fioghmuin of Fionnmhur, and many others who are not enumerated here. 54. "We, the Fenians of Erin, and they were for the space of three days and three nights playing the goal from Garbhabha na bh-Fiann which is called Leamhan, to Cromghleann na bh-Fiann,130 which is called Gleann Fleisge now; and...