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The following summary is primarily based on O'Grady's edition and translation (cited below), based on the copy in Egerton 1782. It does not (yet) incorporate variants found in the other manuscript witnesses of the text. | |||
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When Diarmait learns of this, he sends a charioteer (anonymous) to drag Áed from his hiding place, but his eyes are lost to him as soon as he goes underground. Diarmait confronts Ruadán, who truthfully tells him that he does not know Áed's whereabouts unless he is beneath the king. Diarmait only later realises that Áed was, in fact, hiding beneath his feet and sends a certain Donnán to drag him off. Donnán fails, having lost the strength of his arms when he tried to dig the earth. Both the charioteer and Donnán submit to Rúadán, join his monastery and later become venerated as saints at Poll Rúadáin. | When Diarmait learns of this, he sends a charioteer (anonymous) to drag Áed from his hiding place, but his eyes are lost to him as soon as he goes underground. Diarmait confronts Ruadán, who truthfully tells him that he does not know Áed's whereabouts unless he is beneath the king. Diarmait only later realises that Áed was, in fact, hiding beneath his feet and sends a certain Donnán to drag him off. Donnán fails, having lost the strength of his arms when he tried to dig the earth. Both the charioteer and Donnán submit to Rúadán, join his monastery and later become venerated as saints at Poll Rúadáin. | ||
Finally, Diarmait arrives in person and drags Áed off to Tara. Here Áed awaits execution by hanging. | Finally, Diarmait arrives in person and drags Áed off to Tara. Here Áed awaits execution by hanging. | ||
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|source=O'Grady 1892a1 | |source=O'Grady 1892a1 | ||
|at=72-82 | |at=72-82 | ||
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