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The Humorous Fight of Iliach
There came then to them at Áth Feidle Iliach, the grandfather of Lóegaire Búadach who was son of ...
Chapter IX
§ 57. One night as their portion was assigned them, three cats fromthe Cave of Cruachan were let ...
Chapter V
§ 29. Once more the hall became a babel of words, the women laudingtheir men. Then essayed Conall...
Chapter XI
[Thereafter he followed his charioteer. “My plan,” quoth Mève toAilill, “is to keep those three h...
Chapter XIII
§ 72. The heroes ceased their discussions and their babblings and fellto eating and enjoying them...
Chapter XIV
§ 75. “Go forth to the ford of Yellow, son of Fair. He will adjudgeye.” Accordingly the three her...
This is the Genealogy of Cú Chulaind
[1] [First column:]Cú Culaind son of Sualtamson of Dubthageson of Cubairson of Ler son of Nelrui...
The Cause of the Battle of Cnucha
When Cathar Mor son of Fedlimid Fir Urglais son of Cormac Gelta-gaith was in the kingship of Tara...
The Vision of Adamnan
1. Noble and wonderful is the Lord of the Elements, and great andmarvellous are His might and Hi...
The Adventures of the Sons of Eochaid Mugmedon
There was a wondrous and noble king over Erin, namely, Eochaid Mugmedon. Five sons he had: Brian,...
CHAPTER I: MAILDUN'S CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH. HE BEGINS HIS VOYAGE IN QUEST OF THE PLUNDERERS WHO SLEW HIS FATHER
THERE was once an illustrious man of the tribe of Owenaght of Ninus, Allil Ocar Aga by name, a go...
CHAPTER XVIII: THE PALACE OF THE CRYSTAL BRIDGE
THEY came now to a small island, with a palace on it, having a copper chain in front, hung all ov...
CHAPTER XXVIII: THE ISLAND QUEEN DETAINS THEM WITH HER MAGIC THREAD-CLEW.
THE next island they reached was very large. On one side rose a lofty, smooth, heath-clad mountai...
CHAPTER XXX: THE ISLE OF THE MYSTIC LAKE
THE island they came to next was larger than most of those they had seen. On one side grew a wood...
CHAPTER XXXIII: THE HERMIT OF THE SEA-ROCK
A LITTLE time after leaving this, they saw something a long way off towards the south, which at f...
CHAPTER III: THE ISLAND OF THE MONSTROUS ANTS
FOR three days and three nights they saw no land. On the morning of the fourth day, while it was ...
CHAPTER IV: THE TERRACED ISLE OF BIRDS
AGAIN for three days and three nights they saw no land. But on the morning of the fourth day they...
CHAPTER VIII: THE ISLAND OF THE WONDERFUL APPLE TREE
AFTER leaving this, they suffered again from hunger, till they came to an island with a high hill...
CHAPTER IX: THE ISLAND OF BLOODTHIRSTY QUADRUPEDS
A BEAUTIFUL island next came in view, in which they saw, at a distance, multitudes of large anima...
CHAPTER II: THE FIRST ISLAND. TIDINGS OF THE PLUNDERERS
THEY sailed that day and night, as well as the whole of next day, till darkness came on again ; a...