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Goll mac Morna

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As well as that, another variant of the story tells how Goll was chased by Fionn MacCumhaill, leader of the Fianna, to the north coast of Donegal where he was slain on a rock off the coast which known as 'carraig ghoill' (Goll's Rock). This event gave the surrounding Rosguill peninsula its name - Ros
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in a magical web, she turned herself into a monster and challenged any one of the finians to single combat. Initially Fionn mac Cumhaill stepped forward but was persuaded by his warband that it would not be heroic for a warrior of his stature to face a
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used whenever a nuisance is gotten rid of by the individual responsible for it. For example, Goll killed his mother by mistake with a bone.
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in combat. Goll took his place and slew Irnan, and was allowed to marry Fionn's daughter as a reward.
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When the witch Irnan failed to capture members of the
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fianna
Fionn mac Cumhail
Fenian Cycle
Irish mythology
Cumhal
Fomorian
Lugaidh Lamhfhada
fianna
hag
Cath Gabhra
High King
Cairbre Lifechair
Scottish Gaelic
proverb
"Revue celtique"
The Dolmens of Ireland
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Irish mythology
Fenian Cycle
Abarta
Aengus
Aillen
Finvarra
Manannán mac Lir
Mug Ruith
Niamh
Plor na mBan
Sadb

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