Caicer was a druid of the Milesians who foretold that the Milesians would one day live in Ireland.
Caicer was listed as one of the chieftains who sailed with the Milesians, though his part in the tale was minor compared that of the bard, Amairgin.
Caicer, Caicher, Caichér.
Lebor Gabála (Book of Invasions).
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