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| | ...:::Darken Dreams: The Irish Book of Invasions: The Conquest of the Firbolg:::... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30) |
 | | Different were their tribe-names at that time as they came, namely, Galeoin, Fir Bolg, and Fir Domnann; nevertheless, though various and dissimilar were their names, their mutual friendship was very close; for they were of one race and one origin. |
 | | Fir Bolg, again, is the name of Gann and Sengann with their people; to them the name Fir Bolg prperly belongs, for it is they who were carrying the earth in the bags {bolg}. |
 | | However, it is correct to call them all Fir Bolg in general, for it is in the bags for carrying the earth they came over sea to Ireland, and they are one immigration and one race and one principality, though they came on different days, and landed in different creeks. |
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