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345:a betrayer.
220:lan do mil,
218:ĂĄn forlann,
144:Conaire MĂłr
104:(banshee).
94:war goddess
36:hooded crow
1886:Categories
1762:Tech Duinn
1757:TĂr na nĂg
1747:Otherworld
1401:Fomhoraigh
1315:Mac Gréine
1244:Dian Cecht
1180:BĂ© Chuille
1047:References
684:, Author:
627:Boa Island
615:badb catha
603:Morrighain
591:badb-catha
586:bean-sidhe
351:The father
310:olc aimser
289:braithiomh
175:Queen Medb
102:bean-sĂdhe
98:Badb Catha
56:pronounced
1721:Fragarach
1711:Areadbhar
1673:Creatures
1630:Ăber Finn
1625:Ăber Donn
1607:Milesians
1526:PartholĂłn
1480:Mug Ruith
1323:Mac Cecht
1319:Mac Cuill
1195:Bodb Derg
1132:Tuatha DĂ©
1009:29 August
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648:Footnotes
487:- as the
451:Etymology
445:Catubodua
342:Every man
292:cech fer.
183:Fomorians
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1799:Uisneach
1789:Teamhair
1752:Mag Mell
1690:Failinis
1680:Aes SĂde
1650:LĂĄmfhind
1587:Rudraige
1541:Fir Bolg
1509:Settlers
1490:Tlachtga
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1295:Fuamnach
1235:DelbĂĄeth
1175:BĂĄnĂĄnach
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621:See also
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1794:Toraigh
1731:Uaithne
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1685:Enbarr
1635:ĂrimĂłn
1592:SlĂĄine
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1439:Ethniu
1434:Elatha
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1390:Luchta
1386:Credne
1370:Elcmar
1351:Nemain
1285:Fiacha
1262:Ernmas
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1531:Nemed
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519:beadu
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1347:Badb
1272:Ăriu
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