| Goddess of the moon; 'divine waters' |
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| Ancient oak; giver of wisdom; also went by name 'draoi' |
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| Goddess of prophecy and knowledge; 'mother of warriors' |
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| The dude with the cooking pot |
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| Father of Cuchulainn; sun god; name now mispronounced as 'leprechaun' |
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| The goddess of ravens, warfare, and ghosts; brought about the death of Cuchulainn; possibly also a goddess of livestock and prophecy |
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| Goddess of love and of a tribe of warriors called the Eoghanhachta |
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| God of writing; gave his name to the Irish alphabet called the Ogham |
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| The moon goddess's evil twin |
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| Goddess who gave her name to Ireland |
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| Wife of the sun god in most myths; sometimes confused with the goddess of war |
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| _______ 'of the One Eye,' son of the moon goddess's evil twin |
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