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	Celtic World > Celtic Deities > A to C
		She is mother to the craftsmen Sons of Tuireann: Creidhne, Luchtaine and Giobhniu.
		Excalibur, King Arthur's sword, was forged by the Lady of the Lake, a figure sometimes associated with Brighid because of her fire and forgery aspect.
		Demigod of metalworking, Creidhne is the goldsmith of the Tuatha de Dannan and the brother of Giobhniu, the smith god, and Luchtar, the carpenter.
	www.applewarrior.com /celticworld/celticdeities/atoc.html (2287 words)

	Tools of the Druid (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		There is a reference of a Crane bag that belonged to Cumhall, father of Fionn Mac Cumhall, which Fionn had to recover when stolen.
		The crane bag contained many treasures from such deities as Manannan and Giobhniu, and would be full at high tide and empty at low tide.
		The function of the crane bag appears to have been similar to that filled by the medicine bundle of native north Americans.
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		There were still some places in Auvrynon that went untouched, or rather, unvisited and quite unnoticed by the swells of population that came and went throughout the city.
		The Temple of Giobhniu was one of those places.
		It was a seemingly dark building, tucked deep in the crevaces of the Temple District, and rarely visited as none really never paid attention to the smaller building.
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		However, she also seems synonymous with the vaguely defined Danu, who also seems to have been a celestial goddess.
		Alternatively, she was married to Tuirenn, and by him was mother to a triad (or triune) of smith gods known as Credhne (from credumae, 'bronze, copper'?), Luchtaine (OI loiche, 'light' + teine, 'fire'; or lochet, 'lightning'?), and Giobhniu (OI gobae, smith').
		Brigit was supposedly born at sunrise, and thus she seems to have some solar connections, or at least of early light as with the IE dawn goddesses.
	www.msnusers.com /worldwidewitches/celticdeities6.msnw (2150 words)

	Tuireann Cian Gaulish Creidhne Giobhniu Brian Lug Taranis Luchtaine deity Celtic mythology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Tuireann Cian Gaulish Creidhne Giobhniu Brian Lug Taranis Luchtaine deity Celtic mythology
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		An Tuireann Arts Centre in Portree, Isle of Skye www.antuireann.org.uk From September to November 2003 they were on show at Iona Abbey, on the...
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