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Immacallam in dá Thuarad
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poets bore a branch of bronze." Upon returning he met the troublesome Bricriu , who gave Néde the Ollamhship in exchange for a valuable gift (a purple
Féth fíada
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usage can be found in the Ulster Cycle tale Fled Bricrinn ("The Feast of Bricriu "). Cloak of invisibility Nacht und Nebel de:Tarnkappe Smoke screen "1 féth:
Bruiden
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Derga B. Mic Cecht Dá Réo (approx. location) B. Dá Choca B. Da Thó B. Bricriu Nemthenga In Gaelic Ireland, a bruiden /bruiðʲenʲ/ was a building offering
Peadar Ua Laoghaire
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Sliabh na mban bhFionn agus Cúan Fithise, 1914 Lughaidh Mac Con, 1914 Bricriu , 1915 Na Cheithre Soisgéil as an dTiomna Nua, 1915 (a translation into
Ethel Gresley Ball
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Lioness, 1934* Lion, Finn, 1935* Donkey Foal, 1935* The Twins, 1935* Baedan, Bricriu , Breas, Branach and Blanaid, 1935* Chimpanzee and Her Baby, 1937* Shetland
Irish prose fiction
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recounting the conflict that follows the machinations of the malicious Bricriu . A number of famous tales are associated with narrative groupings known
Oscar L. Olson
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named in his honor in 1955. Olson, O. L. (1914). Beowulf and The Feast of Bricriu . Modern Philology, 11(3), 407-427. Olson, O. L. (1916). The Relation of
Gaelic revival
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it up with a series of modern renderings of ancient Irish tales such as Bricriu , Eisirt, An Cleasaidhe and An Craos-Deamhan, all of which eschewed scholarship
Sir Gawain and the Carle of Carlisle
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banquet at Bricriu's fortress. Bricriu is a renowned troublemaker, they all know this, but in spite of all the precautions they put in place, Bricriu succeeds
List of So Weird episodes
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learns that Annie has a supernatural aura around her too, especially when Bricriu mentions that Annie is protected. Note: This is Cara DeLizia's final appearance
List of English translations from medieval sources: C
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the Ulstermen; The exile of the sons of Usnech; The adventures of Nera; Bricriu's feast; The cattle-raid of Cooley; The tragic death of Cu Roi Mac Dairi;