Irish Fairy Tales · Character
Fiacuil mac Cona
A warrior of the Fianna, known for his strength and loyalty.
minor
Also known as Fiacuil
First appearance: the enchanted cave of cesh corran
Fiacuil mac Cona shows up with force in The Boyhood of Fionn. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Involved in the killing of the young poets, an event that impacts Fionn's early life.
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In The Boyhood of Fionn: Involved in the killing of the young poets, an event that impacts Fionn's early life. Later, in VI: A great robber who kills the young poets, but spares Fionn upon learning he is the son of…
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- Other
Character groups
- Mythical beings, heroes, and antagonists
- Protagonist
- Fianna warriors and foes
- Core Fianna and rivals
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- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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