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Bóand též Bóann je irská bohyně řeky Boyne, která náleží mezi Tuatha Dé Danann. Její jméno může znamenat „ta, co má bílé krávy“. Bývá označována za manželku vodního boha Nechtana či kouzelníka Elcmara. Syna Óenguse Óga, boha básnictví, mládí a krásy, zplodila se svým milencem, králem bohům Dagdou. Její sestrou je Bébinn, bohyně porodu, a jejím pes nese…
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