Irish Fairy Tales · Character
Beothach
A minor figure from early Irish legend.
minor
First appearance: the story of tuan mac cairill
Beothach shows up with force in VIII. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Son of Iarbonel the Prophet, leads his people to Ireland and fights the children of Semion.
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This is the dramatic climax because Duv Laca’s declaration of love and her simultaneous imposition of a year-l…
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