Mythology in Ireland: From the Tuatha de Danaan to Fin MacCumhaíl, the Children of Lir to Cú Chullain, and Ireland is steeped in a world of myths and legends dating back to pagan times before the arrival of Christianity.
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Cú Chullain – Mythological Hero
Cú Chullain is one of the best-known figures in Irish mythology. Originally
named Setanta, Cú Chullain was the nephew and foster son of King Conor of
Emania. As a child, Setanta unwittingly killed a guard dog belonging to
a blacksmith by the name of Cullan.
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