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1. Control desk
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3. Trecheng breth Féne
4. Index
5. Context: 230-256 § 230: Cenéle amus. 230
   § 231: Cenéle dáileman. 231
   § 236c: Trí h-amra Glinne Dalláin i Tír Eogain. 236a
   § 236c: Trí h-amra Glinne Dalláin i Tír Eogain. 236c
   § 237a: Trí h-amra Connacht. 237a
   § 237b: Trí h-amra Connacht. 237b
   § 237c: Trí h-amra Connacht. 237c
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Trecheng breth Féne - §§ 230–256
§ 236b: Trí h-amra Glinne Dalláin i Tír Eogain

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§§ 230–256 —

Ed. and tr. Kuno Meyer, The Triads of Ireland (1906).

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Second of the three wonders of Glenn Dalláin in Tír Éogain: the beast (míl) of Lettir Dallán:

§ 236b: Trí h-amra Glinne Dalláin i Tír Eogain

# 236b Trecheng breth Féne

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Second of the three wonders of Glenn Dalláin in Tír Éogain: the beast (míl) of Lettir Dallán:

It has a human head and otherwise the shape of a smith's bellows. The water-horse (ech uisci) which lived in the lake by the side of the church cohabited with the daughter of the priest and begot the beast upon her.

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beast of Lettir Dallán No associated entry available from the subject index

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Glenn Dalláin
Tír Éogain
Lettir Dallán

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Ir. ech uisci