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Conand
A Fomorian leader and champion. Conand lived during the time of Nemedians' arrival in Ireland.
By Jimmy Joe
Balor
Leader and champion of the Fomorians. Balor was a son of Dot and grandson of Neit. Balor was the Fomorian's greatest champion, and their leader. So...
By Jimmy Joe
Neit
God of war. Neit was a son of Dagda. Neit was said to have been the father of the Fomorians: Delbaeth, who was the father of Elatha, and of Dót, wh...
By Jimmy Joe
Cichol
A leader of the Fomorians during the invasion of Ireland by the Partholanians. The only source for Cichol comes from a single reference in the Lebo...
By Jimmy Joe
Fomorians
For Bres, see the Tuatha de Danann page.Related pages Tuatha Dé Danann
By Jimmy Joe
Book of Invasions
The people of Ireland in medieval times never believed that the Gaelic speaking people were native to their land. They believed that Ireland was in...
By Jimmy Joe
Lebor Gabála Érenn
The Book of Invasions forms the major part of the Irish Mythological Cycle. The Book of Invasions was supposed to contain the (fictional) history o...
By Jimmy Joe
Connla
Connla was the younger son of Conn Cétchathach and brother of Art. Connla was described as having fair hair, so he was called Connla of the Golden ...
By Jimmy Joe
Guénolé
Guénolé was a priest or monk who founded the monastery at Landevennec in Brittany. In one story, he was a knight. Sometimes he appeared as a friend...
By Jimmy Joe
Dahut
Breton princess. Dahut was the daughter of Gradlon and the sorceress Malgven. Dahut was sometimes considered to also be a sorceress. She was also c...
By Jimmy Joe
Malgven
Different versions of the legend of Ys give different accounts of who Malgven was, and how she met Gradlon. Malgven was either a sorceress or a dru...
By Jimmy Joe
Gradlon
Gradlon was the king of Brittany. Gradlon was the son of Conan Meriadoc and his second wife, who was known as St. Darerca. It is quite possible tha...
By Jimmy Joe
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