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	DeDanaan » HHG-M
		A leader of a band of warriors, Finn is often portrayed as a giant with great strength and wisdom.
		Finn pursues them, Diarmuid is slain by a giant boar, and ultimately, Grainne becomes Finn’s wife.
		Both Finn and his son frequently appear in Irish myth and literature, most notably in the poetry of William Butler Yeats.
	dedanaan.com /category/hhgttm/m (956 words)

	fin mac cumhail
		Finn Mac Cumhail: (fin mok kool) - The great hero and incarnation of Uindos (or Cernunnos, in Greek), son...
		The story of the birth of Fin MacCumhail and the founding of the Fenians is as true as the day is long and the grass is...
		Finn mac Cumhail,andsp;Fionn mac Cumhail, or Finn MacCool[all: fin mukOOl'] Pronunciation Key...
	www.software-again.com /articles/44/fin-mac-cumhail.html (478 words)

	Jayshal - The Path With A Heart
		The story of Taliesin's initiation into knowledge and wisdom also bears resemblance to the story of Finn MacCool who whilst working under the tutelage of the druid seer Finnegas is set to tend the cooking of the Salmon of wisdom.
		Three drops of the salmon spit onto Finns thumb and he gains the divine knowledge that Finnegas had sought.
		In this story though Finnegas acknowledges Finn has the person whom the knowledge had been destined for.
	www.jayshal.com.au /druidry/fferyllt.html (1437 words)

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