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	Bodb Dearg
		History: Bodb is the eldest son of the Dagda, ruler of an extra-dimensional race of beings known as the Tuatha de Danann, and his wife, Morrigan, goddess of war and death.
		Bodb and the Danaans long ruled Eire from Earth, but after the Dagda decided to retire and depart from earth, he divided Eire into four equal provinces amongst his four sons with Bodb granted sovereignty over the province of Munster and title as King of Eire over the other Danaans.
		As god of war, Bodb was respected by the Romans under the name Teutates in order to equate him with Mars as well as the name Machus, a masculine form of the name, Macha, the Irish name of Badb.
	www.angelfire.com /planet/mythguide/bodb.html (1476 words)

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	Bodb Dearg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Then all the chief men but those five went into council together, and it is what they agreed, to give the kingship to Bodb Dearg, for the sake of his father, for his own sake, and because he was the eldest among the children of the Dagda.
		It was Bodb's swineherd went to Da Derga's Inn, and his squealing pig along with him, the night Conaim, the High King of Ireland, met with his death; and it was said that whatever feast that swineherd would go to, there would blood be shed before it was over.
		Bodb Dearg asked them then why was it they were using nothing.
	www.mc.maricopa.edu /~tomshoemaker/celtic/BodbDearg.html (1154 words)

	Children of Lir on Celtic Wedding Rings.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Fionnuala was afraid to make the journey, suspected that their stepmother had plans for their destruction after a dream she'd had the night before the journey.
		Using a Druids rod, Bodb Dearg turned her into a 'witch of the air ' who, the legend goes, still listens to the howling North Wind and her screams can be heard when a storm blows.
		Bodb Dearg decreed that no one could kill swans in all of Ireland - the penalty at that time was death - a law that remains in Ireland to this day.
	www.celtic-weddingrings.com /Children-Of-Lir.asp (1500 words)

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		In Irish mythology, Bodb Derg (Old Irish: 'Bodb the Red'; Middle and Modern Irish Bodhbh Dearg) was a son of Eochaid Garb.
		Bodb's election is recognised by all of his rivals, save only Lir, who refuses him homage.
		In one Fenian tale, Bodb leads the Tuatha DÃ© Danann to the aid of the Fianna at the Battle of Ventry.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Bodb_Dearg (319 words)

	Bodb, Donn,Knop , Midhir,and Ochne and Tethra
		Bodb became the king of the Sidhe of Munster (descendants of the Tuatha De Danann) because he was the oldest child of The Dagda.
		It was Bodb’s swineherd that went to Da Derga’s Inn, the night Conaire, the High King of Ireland, met with his death.
		Bodb had a swineherd, whose name was Friuch, and Ochall had a swineherd whose name was Rucht.
	www.unsolvedmysteries.com /usm287706.html (926 words)

	Walking an Irish Path (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		And after they had keened her it is what Bodb Dearg said: "It is a fret to us our daughter to have died, for her own sake and for the sake of the good man we gave her to, for we are thankful for his friendship and his faithfulness.
		And Bodb Dearg used often to be going to Lir's house for the sake of those children; and he used to bring them to his own place for a good length of time, and then he would let them go back to their own place again.
		Bodb Dearg gave a great start when he heard that, and he knew what Lir said was true, and he gave a very sharp reproach to Aoife, and he said: "This treachery will be worse for yourself in the end, Aoife, than to the children of Lir.
	www.irishwitch.org /walking/Fate.htm (5002 words)

	Children of Lir at AllExperts
		Bodb Dearg (=the red) was elected king of the Tuatha DÃ© Dannan, much to the annoyance of.
		On a journey with the children to Bodb's house, she ordered her servant to kill them but the servant refused.
		It has been suggested that the site of Lear's castle is currently occupied by Tullynally castle, home of the Earl of Longford, as the name Tullynally is the anglicised form of tullach an allach or "hill of the swan".
	en.allexperts.com /e/c/ch/children_of_lir.htm (528 words)

	The Children of Lêr
		Bodb the Red offered Lêr another of his foster daughters, and so Lêr chose the next eldest, Aeife.
		Aeife's magic was powerful, but the shape changes were imperfect: she had not the power to take away the minds and speech of her victims.
		Enraged, Bodb the Red summoned Aeife to him, and forced her to swear an oath to speak the truth.
	www.fables.org /crown_thistle/children_of_ler.shtml (1058 words)

	The two pig-keepers
		(Bodb's síd is the 'Síd ar Femen,' the síd on Femen Plain; Ochall's is the síd at Cruachan.) They had two pig-keepers, called Friuch, after a boar's bristle, and Rucht, after its grunt.
		Bodb's pig-keeper came northward the same time next year into the country of Connacht, bringing his lean pigs with him, and Ochall's pig-keeper did the same to them, and they withered.
		Bodb's pig-keeper came back from the north with his lean pigs, and Bodb dismissed him from pig-keeping.
	www.mythicalireland.com /mythology/tain/pigkeepers.html (786 words)

	irish myths -The Transforamtion of the Children of Lir
		When the first wife of Lir, the sea-god died, Bodb the Red, the new ruler chosen by the Tuatha De Danaan, offered in marriage one of his foster- daughters, Lir, touched by this choose Aebh.
		Bodb then put an oath upon Aeife and upon finding out the truth, flew into such a rage he caused her then to become a demon of the air forevermore, Aeife flew shrieking from the palace to never be heard from again.
		Together, Bodb and Lir sought out the swan-children, and found that they not only still had speech, but had retained the Danaan gift of making enchanting music, the softest and sweetest songs that were ever heard in the world.
	home.fiac.net /marshaw/lir.htm (968 words)

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	Irish Pantheon
		Aobh: She is the eldest of the three daughters of Oilell, she is the foster-daughter of Bodb Dearg and the wife of Lir.
		Aedh: He is one of the three sons of Bodb Dearg along with Artrach and Angus.
		Bodb the Red: King of the Tuatha De Danaan and son of the Dagda.
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	The Dream of Oengus
		`Is tú rí síde n-Érenn; ocus tíagar úaib co Bodb, ríg síde Muman, ocus is deilm a éolas la h-Érinn n-uili'.
		Is and as-bert Bodb: `In n-aithgén in n-ingen n-ucut?' `Aithgén écin', ol Óengus.
		Téit Bodb laiss co n-árlastar in n-Dagdae ocus in m-Boinn oc Bruig maicc ind Óicc.
	crypt.eldritchs.com /tome/bos2/oengus.htm (1055 words)

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		Aoife - (Eefa) one of the three daughters of Oilell and a foster-child of Bodb Dearg (124), she became the wife of Lir after her sister Aobh had died in childbirth (125).
		Birthplace of Cermait Honey-Mouth - in the house of the Dagda at the Brugh na Boinne (80) Blai-Slieve - one of the twelve chief mountains of Ireland (q.v.) (62) Boann - a water goddess, wife of Nechtan and mother, by the Dagda, of Angus, she is associated with the River Boyne (DIM).
		Also see Dabilla (80) Bodb - (Bove) see Rudrach and Dergcroche (117) Bodb Dearg - (Bove Darrig) son of the Dagda, he was king of Connacht when Bres and his army landed in Ireland to battle Lugh (43).
	www.angelfire.com /mo3/paganfiles/library/paganism/mike_nichols/an_irish_myth_concordance.txt (3980 words)

	The Dream of Oengus
		Messengers were sent to Bodb, then, and they were welcomed: Bodb said 'Welcome, people of the Dagdae.' 'It is that we have come for,' they replied.
		You may see her, but it is not in my power to give her to you.' They went on until they reached a lake; there, they saw three fifties of young girls, and Oengus's girl was among them.
		The other girls were no taller than her shoulder; each pair of them was linked by a silver chain, but Oengus's girl wore a silver necklace, and her chain was of burnished gold.
	www.ancienttexts.org /library/celtic/ctexts/oengus.html (1342 words)

	Bodb
		Bodb was one of the sons of the Dagda and mainly ruled near Lough Derg (The Red Lake) which is named after him.
		The Fomorians laid his kingdom to waste but Lugh Lámhfada went to avenge this as King Nuada was not interested.
		A famous old harper named Cliach, gained access to the mound of Sidh-ar-Femhin by playing his harp near the site, until the ground opened and admitted him to the fairy realm.
	www.shee-eire.com /Magic&Mythology/Kings&Queens/Tuatha-De-Danaan/Kings/Bodb/page%201.htm (109 words)

	Bodb Dearg
		It was Bodb's swineherd went to Da Derga's Inn, and his squealing pig along with him, the night Conaire, the High King of Ireland, met with his death; and it was said that whatever feast that swineherd would go to, there would blood be shed before it was over.
		So they agreed to that, and Midhir's three daughters, Doirenn, and Aife, and Aillbhe, were given to them.
		And she came to him out of the cave of Cruachan, and asked him for the bride-price he bad promised her, and that she was never able to come and ask for till then.
	www.celtic-twilight.com /ireland/gregory/gods_fightingmen/bodb_dearg.htm (1165 words)

	The Tumulus of Badbh \| ACO MYTHOLOGY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The word bodb or badb aspirated bodhbh or badhbh (pronounced "bov" or "bav"), signify rage, fury, or violence, and imply a witch, fairy, or goddess.
		Appearance: It is in the form of birds that certain of the Tuatha de Danann appear as war-goddesses and directors of battle; for this reason these birds are generally avoided.
		The resting of one of them on a cottage may signify many things, but often means the death of someone in the family, or great misfortune.
	www.ancuairt.org /tumulus/badb.htm (256 words)

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		Messengers went to Bodb, then, and they were welcomed; Bodb said 'Welcome, people of the Dagdae.' 'It is that we have come for,' they replied.
		You may see her, but it is not in my power to give her to you.' They went on until they reached a lake; there, they saw three fifties of young girls, and Óengus's girl was among them.
		The other girls were no taller than her shoulder: each pair of them was linked by a silver chain, but Óengus's girl wore a silver necklace, and her chain was of burnished gold.
	home.twcny.rr.com /topazowl/dreamang.htm (1352 words)

	Tuatha Da Danaan (Celtic Gods)
		war-goddess, and is the daughter of Dagda and Morrigan, and the sister of Bodb Derg, Brigit, Mider, Oghma, and Rhiannon.
		Bodb became King of Eire after the Dagda departed Earth, an action which irked Llyr, the sea-god, who wanted part of Eire, but Bodb staved off hostilities by giving him one of his mortal step-daughters as a bride.
		is the goddess of horses, and is the daughter of Dagda and Morrigan, and the sister of Andraste, Bodb, Brigit, Mider, and Oghma.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/celtgd.htm (4888 words)

	CELT: Aislinge Óenguso (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		‘Fo chen dúib’, ol Bodb, ‘a muinter in Dagdai’.
		‘Con- díastar’ ol Bodb, ‘ocus étar dál blíadnae friumm co fessur fis scél’.
		‘Ro-fetar écin’, ol in Bodb, ‘Caer Ibormeith, ingen Ethail Anbuail a s-Síd Úamain i crích Connacht’.
	www.ucc.ie:8080 /cocoon/celt/G300001 (910 words)

	Children of Lir
		And Bodb Dearg used often to be going to Lir's house for the sake of those children;
		Bodb Dearg gave a great start when he heard that, and he knew what Lir said was
		Dairbhreach, and they made their camp there to be listening to the music of the swans.
	www.shee-eire.com /Magic&Mythology/Myths/Tuatha-De-Danann/Children-of-Lir/Page1.htm (5377 words)

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		And after conveying how sickening it was for the Bard to go through the redundant effort of seeking out one Bodb when he got five, the Bard gets things sorted out.
		Doing so is toward the effort of finding a bell that one of the Bodbs lost to begin with, which later the Bard gets after killing a horse.
		With the bell, a beautiful and wealthy princess instructs the Bard to challenge himself through a deadly maze of arrow wielding creatures, and with the help of a cowardly aid to throw himself into and diminish the electrical walls blocking the paths ahead.
	www.gamingtarget.com /article.php?artid=3880 (1680 words)

	The T`ain
		There was bad blood between Ochall Ochne, the king of the sid in Connacht, and Bodb, king of the Munster sid.
		(Bodb's sid is the Sid ar Femen," the sid on Femen Plain; Ochall's is the sid at Cruchan.) They had two pig-keepers, called Friuch, after a boar's bristle and Rucht, after its grunt.
		They were both practiced in the pagan arts, and could form themselves into any shape, like Mongan mac Fiachna.
	www.ncf.carleton.ca /~dc920/tain.html (813 words)

	Irish Concordence (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Aedh (2) - along with Angus and Artrach, one of the three sons of Bodb Dearg, he was the comeliest of them.
		Aife - along with two other daughters of Midhir of the Yellow Hair, Doirenn and Aillbhe, she was given as wife to one of the three sons of Lugaidh Menn (79).
		Aobh - (Aev, or Eev) the eldest of the three daughters of Oilell, foster-daughter of Bodb Dearg and wife of Lir and, by him, mother of Fionnuala, Aodh, Fiachra, and Conn, though she died bringing the latter two to birth (125)
	www.mythome.org /irishcas.html (1014 words)

	Amazon.com: "Bodb the Red": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The choice fell upon Bodb the Red, and gladly did every man acclaim him as king, all save Lr of Shee Finnaha, who left the council in...
		THE ZEUS of of Erinn, he might send word to Bodb the Red, king of the fairies of Munster, to use his great knowledge of the fairy settlements of Erinn to discover the...
		She was the Dagda's lover and bore him a son, Oengus.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Bodb-the-Red (611 words)

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