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Cú Roí

Cú Roí mac Dáire (Cú Ruí, Cú Raoi) is a king of Munster in the Ulster Cycle of Irish mythology. He is usually portrayed as a warrior with superhuman abilities and a master of disguise possessed of magical powers. His name probably means "hound of the plain/field", or more specifically, "hound of the battlefield". He is the son of Dáire mac Dedad (or…

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Fled Bricrenn

Táin bó Cúailnge

Death tale and fragments

Clanna Dedad

Caherconree

Cú Roí in Welsh literature

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Cú Roí

Nodes73
Edges72
Triples255
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027397
Components1

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related to Further reading · 68
Cú Roí → Advanced Studies, Beiträge, Cambridge, Celtic Tradition, CSANA Yearbook, Cu Roi, CuRoi, Darini, Death, Die Sage, Dobbs, Dorothy Whitlock, Dublin Four Courts Press, Dublin Institute, Dundalk, Dári, Early Irish History, Early Medieval Europe, Early Medieval Welsh Literature, Elizabeth
related to References · 54
Cú Roí → An Cam, Ancient Ireland, Ancient Irish People, Archeological Survey, Archived, Art, Ballyferriter, Board, Bulletin, Caherconree, Caherconree Mountain, CAMP Historical, Celtic Studies, Cheantair, Commerce, County Council, Culhwch, Customs, Daire, Dingle Peninsula
related to Cú Roí in Welsh literature · 23
Cú Roí → Book, Cocholyn, Conall Cernach, Conchobor, Corroi/Corroy, Cubert, Culhwch, Cú Chulainn, Cú Roí's, Daere, Dayry, Fergus, First, Here, Irish, King Arthur's, Lóegaire Búadach, Middle Welsh, Olwen, Second
related to Fled Bricrenn · 21
Cú Roí → Arthurian, Bricriu, Bricriu's Feast, Conall, Conall Cernach, Cu Roi's, Cú Chulainn, Diu Crône, English, Fled Bricrenn, Green Knight, La Mule, Like, Lóegaire, Lóegaire Búadach, Only Cú Chulainn, Sir Gawain, The, This, Ulster
related to The Trance of Amairgin · 20
Cú Roí → Aimirgin, Aislinge, Amairgen, Amairgin, Connacht, Cú Chulainn, Cú Chulainn's, Cú Roí's, Cúailnge, Ferdiad, Having, However, II, Instead, Recension, Tailtiu, The, The Trance, They, Táin
related to Combat of Munremar and Cú Roí · 18
Cú Roí → Ard Róich, Comlond Munremair, Con Roi, Connacht, Cotal, Cú Chulainn, Cúailnge, Fatneck, Gerrginn, Mag Clochair, Munremar, Recension, Shorthead, Since, The, The Stony Plain, Táin, Ulster
related to Death tale and fragments · 17
Cú Roí → Aided Con Roi, Aided Conrói Mac Dáiri, Bláthnat, But, Cú Chulainn, Cú Chulainn's, Cú Roí's, Fir Falgae, Forfess Fer Fálgae, Inis Fer Falga, Isle, Man, Siaburcharpát Con Culainn, Texts, The, They, Ulster
related to Aided Con Roí · 16
Cú Roí → Aided Con Culainn, Blanaid, Bláthnat, Celtchar, Con Roí, Conall Cernach, Conganchnes, Cú Chulainn, Cú Roí's, His, Horn-skinned, However Ferchertne, In, Later, Lugaid, Slieve Mish Mountains
related to Caherconree · 8
Cú Roí → Caherconree, Corcu Duibne, County Kerry, Cú Roí's, Dingle Peninsula, Irish Cathair Con Raoi, Slieve Mish Mountains, The Iron Age
related to Clanna Dedad · 8
Cú Roí → According, All, Clanna Dedad, Conaire Mór, Cú Roí's, Dedad, Dáire, Eterscél

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roí chulainn irish bláthnat con roí's táin amairgin mac ulster caherconree ed dáire aided appears cúailnge recension warrior

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Forfess Fer Fálgaeinstance ofTexts0.80text
Siaburcharpát Con Culainn describe a raid on Inis Fer Falgainstance ofTexts0.80text
Cú Roírelated to Aided Con RoíLater0.60section
Cú Roírelated to Aided Con RoíBláthnat0.60section
Cú Roírelated to Aided Con RoíBlanaid0.60section
Cú Roírelated to Aided Con RoíCú Chulainn0.60section
Cú Roírelated to Aided Con RoíIn0.60section
Cú Roírelated to Aided Con RoíCú Roí's0.60section
Cú Roírelated to Aided Con RoíSlieve Mish Mountains0.60section
Cú Roírelated to Aided Con RoíHowever Ferchertne0.60section
Cú Roírelated to Aided Con RoíConganchnes0.60section
Cú Roírelated to Aided Con RoíHorn-skinned0.60section

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