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Bricriu (also Briccriu, Bricne) is a
hospitaller (briugu),
troublemaker and poet in the
Ulster Cycle of
Irish mythology. The
story of Fled
Bricrenn ("The...
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seven letters. Fi
found the spirit's one true name,
Bricriu,
therefore saving her brother.
Bricriu had
offered to
protect Fi from evil
spirits who had...
- Fled
Bricrenn (Old
Irish "
Bricriu's Feast") is a
story from the
Ulster Cycle of
Irish mythology.
Bricriu, an
inveterate troublemaker,
invites the nobles...
- champion's
portion at a
feast held by the
troublemaker Bricriu,
albeit with less success.
Bricriu went in turn to Conall, Lóegaire Búadach and Cúchulainn...
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usage can be
found in the
Ulster Cycle tale Fled
Bricrinn ("The
Feast of
Bricriu").
Cloak of
invisibility Nacht und
Nebel de:Tarnkappe
Smoke screen "1 féth:...
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requires him to
sleep with any
woman who
stays at his
hostel unaccompanied Bricriu - hospitaller,
troublemaker and poet
Cathbad -
chief druid in the court...
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guards her
retreat back to
Connacht as far as Athlone. The
troublemaker Bricriu once
incites three heroes, Cú Chulainn,
Conall Cernach and Lóegaire Búadach...
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Mesca Ulad "The
Intoxication of the Ulstermen" Fled
Bricrenn "The
Feast of
Bricriu" Fled
Bricrenn 7
Longes mac n-Duil
Dermait Bruiden da
Chocae "The Hostel...
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present the
Irish argument in
academic form. He
suggested the
Irish Feast of
Bricriu (not a folktale) as a
source for Beowulf—a
theory soon
denied by Oscar...
- it up with a
series of
modern renderings of
ancient Irish tales such as
Bricriu, Eisirt, An
Cleasaidhe and An Craos-Deamhan, all of
which eschewed scholarship...
