Conan (Mac Lia) was the son of Lia (treasurer of Clan Morna).
On a number of occasions, Conan Mac Lia tried to avenge his father's death, but he was never successful in killing Finn Mac Cumhaill. When finally trapped by his father's killer, Conan offered his services and swore allegiance to Finn. Finn graciously accepted Conan's vows, and the two enemies became steadfast friends.
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Lia was the Lord of Luachar, Connacht. Lia was the Treasurer of Clan Morna. During the ascendancy of Clan Morna, when Goll Mac Morna became captain of the Fianna, Lia became Treasurer of the Fianna. Lia took the treasure bag after killing Cumhaill...
Conan the Bald. Conan was the brother of Goll, clan leader of the Morna. He was described as fat and ugly, Conan was never a good warrior, performing no heroic achievements. He was renowned for his cowardice and constant complaints. In one amusing...
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