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		Hearing Fuamnach's cry, Midir came to the place in which Etain was transformed.
		Aengus looked down at the beautiful purple fly and immediately recognized that this was his father's wife, and he made her welcome in his house.
		When Aengus discovered that Fuamnach had worked her foul magic upon Etain, he chased the sorceress to her father's house.
	www.musicforthegoddess.com /parent/book_mag/etain.html (1938 words)

	Pagan stories for children
		I will harm Etain as long as she lives, in whatever shape she might be." Fuamnach set her eyes upon Midir's beautiful purple fly.
		"You have met great dangers through the cunning of Fuamnach." He took her to his mansion and showed her the garden room, filled with fragrant herbs and having many windows through which the sunlight streamed.
		He bid her stay with him there and be happy, for Aengus was the god of the Faery who gave rest and peace to wandering souls.
	www.strobotics.com /stories.htm (7718 words)

	Pictures, poems, pixies... POEMS: Midir and Etain
		Fuamnach ran out of the room and fled from Bri Leith to seek refuge with Bresal, for she was afraid of Midir's anger.
		Far from being repentant, Fuamnach told him that what she had done she would do again, and that as long as Etain was alive, in whatever shape, she would try to hurt her.
		She knew she would not be able to get close enough to Etain to harm her whilst either Midir or Aengus Og was at her side, so she arranged a meeting between herself and the two men a little distance away from Brugh na Boinne.
	www.y2012.de /ireland/ireland2/midir_etain.htm (5685 words)

	Fuamnach - Wiki Ireland
		In Irish mythology Fuamnach was Midir's first wife and a witch goddess.
		When Midir fell in love with Etain and married her, Fuamnach got so jealous that cast several spells on her, but she did not succeed.
		She could not regain Midir, who could retain Etain as his wife after a series of adventures.
	wiki.ie /index.php?title=Fuamnach&redirect=no (82 words)

	The Name Origin and the Name Meaning of Fuamnach
		The Name Origin and the Name Meaning of Fuamnach
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	www.babynamesworld.com /meaning_of_Fuamnach.html (110 words)

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