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Dinnshenchas of Áth Líac Find I
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The place-name Áth Liac Find ('The ford of Finn's stone') is explained with reference to a story about the fian-leader Finn, who is here called 'Finn mac Umaill'. The stone is said to have been used by Finn to crush his enemies in a certain battle and to have been entrusted to him for this purpose by the síd-woman Sinand, daughter of Mongán.
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- Finn mac Umaill
- Sinand ingen Mongáin
- Gúaire Goll (Blind Gúaire), identified by Meyer as another name for Oisín.[1]
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