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	The Tumulus of Banbha \| ACO MYTHOLOGY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		History: Banbha was one of three goddesses who exacted a promise from the invaders that the island would bear her name, as mentioned in the "Book of Invasions".
		The book of Dromsneachta says that Banbha was the name of the first maiden who occupied Ireland before the deluge, and that Ireland is called Banbha from her.
		Capa, Laighne, and Luasad pleasant, they were a year before the deluge on the isle of Banbha of the bays; they were eminently brave.
	www.ancuairt.org /tumulus/banbha.htm (245 words)

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		Banbha: (BAHN-na) A worrior goddess who protected Ireland from invaders, and one in a triplicity with Eire and Fodhla, who is the earth aspect whose name means, "land unplowed for a year." She was a gifted magician and, as such went out to meet the Milesian invaders when they first came to Ireland.
		Banbha can enhance qualities of leadership, teach us to keep memories alive, and bless earth magic.
		She was a daughter of the Dagda and Delbaeth, the maiden/spiritual part of a triplicity with Banbha and Foldha, and was the third of the three to be approached by the Milesian invaders.
	www.starfirescircle.com /wicca6.txt (2742 words)

	Celtic Pantheon
		Banbha is the wife of the Tuatha King MacCuill.
		Child of the Daghda, husband of Fotla, ruler of the Tuatha de Danaan.
		Child of the Daghda, husband of Banbha, ruler of the Tuatha de Danaan.
	web.raex.com /~obsidian/CeltPan.html (6960 words)

	Letter of Report (LOR) on Internal Letter of Intent (ILOI) number 1999-02 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Further support for 'Watson' was found in Reaney and Wilson.
		The only instances of 'Banbha' that could be found were a place name and the name of the wife of Mac Cuill (one of the Tuatha de Danaan).
		Without documentation of the name being used by a real person, we cannot support this name submission.
	tulgey.browser.net /~ech/ILoIs/1999-02/1999-02-LOR.html (838 words)

	The Sacred Fire - Gods & Goddesses
		Female deities who represented the sovereignty of the land were often referred to as the Goddess.
		arrived in Ireland, the triple Goddess of the land was represented by three great divine queens, known as Eriu, Banbha and Fodhla.
		These queens have all given their names to Ireland at one time or another, as promised to them by Amergin White knee, one of the sons of Mil.
	www.sacredfire.net /gods.html (1723 words)

	DeDanaan » HHG-I
		The sixth name was Banbha, from a queen of the Tuatha (p.101) DÃ© Danann, that was in the land, who was called Banbha: it is she was wife to Mac Cuill, whose proper name was EathÃºr.
		These three kings held the sovereignty of Ireland each year by turns; and it is the name of the wife of each one of them would be on the island the year he was himself king.
		It is why the island is called Eire oftener than FÃ³dhla or Banbha, because that is the husband of the woman whose name was Eire was king the year the sons of MÃleadh came there.
	dedanaan.com /category/hhgttm/i (1741 words)

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		MacCeacht, son of the plough, married another beauty, Fodhla by name; and their brother, MacGreine, son of the sun, married yet another bonny lass, Banbha.
		They were keeping up a steady pace, but suddenly Banbha picked up her pace, and before long she was strides ahead of the other two.
		They began to run, going a good clip, each one, with Eire passing Fodhla and both women passing Banbha, and Banbha running faster still and passing both women again.
	uexpress.com /printable/print.html?uc_full_date=20040118&uc_comic=ts (918 words)

	Part 15 of The History of Ireland (BOOK I-II)
		Thrice fifty women came there, and three men: Ladhra was the name of one of them, and it is from him Ard Ladhrann is named.
		On the isle of Banbha of the bays;
		If one should wish, indeed, to obtain knowledge what brought her to Ireland:—Bioth had sent a messenger to Noe, to know whether he himself and his daughter Ceasair would obtain a place in the ark to save them from the deluge; Noe says they should not get (that).
	www.ucc.ie /celt/online/T100054/text015.html (1217 words)

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		Many is the land in misery today owing to his death;
		Banbha’s swelling spirit has grown faint after the death of
		gloomy is Banbha's host at his death, they had gained so
	www.mcgovernonline.com /mcgop191.htm (292 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Live quest team, Banbha somewhere in the middle
		Banbha the Halfling and Gemuse as Saryrn before the costume contest
		High Elf Mage, Mourragin and Banbha the halflings, and Human Mage (with plate helm no less)
	www.alleusion.com /fanfaire.html (92 words)

	How Ireland got its Name (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The fourth name was Eire, and this is from the name of the queen of the Tuatha DeDanann, that is to say Fodhla and Banbha.
		Green and flourishing is the grass of the island, Thick are her nut-sweet woods, Plentiful the fruit upon the smooth hills, To depart from her is a cause of misery, To leave her is ground for weakness.
		Sweet is the sound of her gentle wind Green Banbha enclosed by woods and sweet is the voice of her rivers, The speech of her birds is sleep-music enough, In that land abounding in salmon: Hail to the land of bright fountains.
	members.cox.net /bphowe2/name.html (402 words)

	Celtic/Pagan Information - Celtic Deities & Heroes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Banbha ~ one of the three Goddess who tried to keep the Milesians from invading Ireland.
		Fodlha ~ One of the Triplicity with Eire and Banbha.
		It is thought the Horned God is her consort.
	www.sacredtriskele.net /tirnaill.html (995 words)

	American Model Arabian Horse Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Banbha C — HG English Trail (8) 1.
		Banbha C — HG Working English (14) 1.
		Banbha C (bareback) HG 3 Andover Beau (bareback) — SuH 4.
	www.amaha.itgo.com /POSresults/11-05.html (1017 words)

	Avalon in London Open Ritual - PN Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		We meet together to celebrate each festival in the Wheel of the Year and to connect to the Ancient Goddesses of the British Isles.
		At Autumn Equinox we give thanks to the Earth Goddess, who we honour as Banbha, Gaia and Brigantia, for the fruits of the Earth and to celebrate Her grounding and nurturing energy in our lives.
		Through ritual we will be journeying into the heart of nature, which is the Goddess's fertile body, and also celebrating with a fruit feast.
	www.pagan-network.org /forums/showthread.php?t=4703 (362 words)

	AncientDreams2.html
		Banbha looked past her to the others gathered in the cave.
		Banbha stared at her for a moment, then a smile spread across her
		Banbha and felt an unfamiliar pain in his chest.
	x-files.bytewright.com /arcAn/AncientDreams2.html (10703 words)

	Goddess Pages
		If time allows we will also visit the deer enclosure and Maidenstone Hill, sacred to the Goddess Brigit.
		During the walk we will acknowledge Banbha, the ancient Earth Goddess of our land, and pause to celebrate Her abundant nature with a fruit feast.
		Please meet by the round benches just inside St Mary’s Gate (at the end of King William Walk and close to the National Maritime Museum) at 1.30pm, for a 2pm start (directions below).
	www.goddess-pages.com /london/ritual.html (327 words)

	FictionPress.Com Story : Emerald Isle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Emerald Isle, so green, so lush, share with us now your stories that make everything hush.
		Reference: Eire, Fotla, and Banbha are the trinity goddesses who gave their name to Ireland.
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	www.fictionpress.com /read.php?storyid=1784637 (143 words)

	magoo.com: Pre-Milesian Irish Kings by Hugh McGough
		O'Hart does not list him as a monarch.
		Eothoir (Macuil), married to Banbha; Eathur; Mac Coll (Keating); Ethor (Keating)
		Joint rule of the last three kings of the Tuatha De Dananns.
	www.magoo.com /hugh/pre-milesian.html (2156 words)

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