Irish Fairy Tales · Character
Tibraidè
A character appearing in the tales, possibly a warrior or king.
minor
First appearance: the enchanted cave of cesh corran
Tibraidè shows up with force in XV. The page is where that presence becomes real.
A cleric, priest of Cell Camain, who is tricked by Mongan and falls into the river.
Tibraidè first appears in 0062 the enchanted cave of cesh corran.
In XV: A cleric, priest of Cell Camain, who is tricked by Mongan and falls into the river.
Later, in XVI: Mongan is mistaken for Tibraidè by the King of Leinster.
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See Tibraidè in the enchanted cave of cesh corran