Characters in the Táin

Major characters

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  Ailill Ailill mac Mata Also spelled: Ailill mac Máta, Ailell Medb's husband and king of Connacht, who matches her goods for goods, jokes about her bedfellows, and runs the camp's schemes against Cúchulainn.
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  Conchobor Nes's son, Cathbad's son, king of Ulster Also spelled: Conor mac Nessa, Conchobar mac Nessa, Conchobhar mac Neasa, Conor, King Conor The high king of Ulster at Emain Macha, who is lying in his pangs while Cúchulainn holds the border, then rises and brings the men of Ulster to the last battle.
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  Cúchulainn The Hound of Culann Also spelled: Cú Chulainn, Cuchulain, Cuchullin, Cuchullain, Setanta, Hound of Ulster Sétanta, the Ulster boy-warrior who holds the four provinces of Ireland at the fords alone while the men of Ulster lie in their pangs.
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  Donn Cuailnge The Brown Bull of Cuailnge Also spelled: Donn Cúailnge, Brown Bull of Cooley, Brown Bull of Cúailnge, Donn of Cúailnge The brown bull of Dáire mac Fiachna in Cuailnge, once a pig-keeper, whom Medb and Ailill raise an army to take and who kills the white-horned bull of Connacht at the end.
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  Emer Also spelled: Eimer, Eimear Forgall Monach's daughter, who names the price for Cúchulainn to have her, is carried off over her father's ramparts, and is his wife ever after.
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  Ferdia The horn-skinned warrior from Irrus Domnann Also spelled: Ferdiad, Fer Diad, Fer Diad mac Damáin, Ferdiadh, Fear Diadh Cúchulainn's foster-brother, bought by Medb to fight him at the ford, who fights for four days and dies on the gae bolga.
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  Fergus mac Roich Also spelled: Fergus mac Róich, Fergus mac Roig, Fergus son of Roy The former king of Ulster who leads the Ulster exiles in Medb's army, sleeps with Medb, loses his sword, and spends the war trying to keep his foster-son alive.
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  Finnabair Also spelled: Findabair, Fionnabhair, Finnavar Medb and Ailill's daughter, offered to every champion who might kill Cúchulainn, who dies of shame in one episode and stays with him at the end of another.
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  Laeg mac Riangabra Cúchulainn's charioteer Also spelled: Láeg mac Riangabra, Láeg, Loeg Cúchulainn's charioteer, who describes who is coming, keeps the fire and the fords watched, mocks him up out of the water, and sends the gae bolga down the stream to Ferdia.
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  Medb Medb of Cruachan Also spelled: Maeve, Queen Maeve, Medhbh, Meadhbh, Maedb The queen of Connacht who goes to war with Ireland's four provinces to match her husband's bull, and loses the fight and her dignity to Cúchulainn.
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  Morrígan The Great Queen Also spelled: Morrígu, Mórrígan, The Morrígan, Morrigu A war goddess who chants to the Brown Bull in bird shape, comes against Cúchulainn at the ford as an eel, a she-wolf and a heifer, and is healed by him without his knowing her.
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  Scáthach The Shadowy One Also spelled: Scáthach, Scathach The woman warrior and prophetess in Alba who teaches Cúchulainn and Ferdia the craft of arms and the gae bolga, and whose pupils end up fighting each other at the ford.

Minor characters

• Aengus son of Aenlám Gaibe An Ulster warrior who turns the whole army aside at Muid Loga with flagstones and dies overwhelmed.
• Aife Also spelled: Aífe, Aoife The woman at war with Scáthach, whom Cúchulainn beats, bargains with and leaves with child.
• Amargin Also spelled: Amairgin, Amergin, Amairgen The Ulster poet who fosters Cúchulainn with Finnchaem and is Conall Cernach's father.
• Badb Also spelled: Badb Catha A war spirit, wife of Nét, who screeches over battle-fields and calls out among the corpses.
• Baiscne Medb's hound, killed by Cúchulainn with a sling-stone.
• Blai Briuga Also spelled: Blaí Briugu, Blaí Briuga A landed man who bids to foster Cúchulainn on the strength of his hospitality.
• Bodb Also spelled: Bodb Derg King of the Munster síd, whose pig-keeper Friuch quarrels with Ochall's.
• Bricriu Also spelled: Bricriu Nemthenga, Bricriu Poison-Tongue, Bricriu mac Carbaid The sour, sharp-tongued Ulsterman who starts trouble at Emain, taunts Cúchulainn at the ford, and is trampled by the bulls.
• Buide mac Báin Ailill's man who drives the stolen bull toward the camp and is speared at a ford by Cúchulainn.
• Cathbad Also spelled: Cathbhadh, Cathbad the Druid, Cathbad the druid The druid who begets Conchobor on Nes, foretells Derdriu, and names Cúchulainn.
• Celtchar mac Uthidir Also spelled: Celtchar mac Uthechair Ulster chariot-warrior from Dún Lethglaise, who rides ahead with Conchobor at the rising of Ulster.
• Cethern son of Fintan Also spelled: Cethern mac Fintain, Cethern mac Fintain An Ulster warrior who rides in alone during the pangs, is cut to pieces by the whole Connacht army, and still kills a Maine.
• Cochar Cruibne One of Scáthach's soldiers, killed by Cúchulainn when Uathach cries out.
• Conall Cernach Also spelled: Conall the Victorious, Conall Cernach mac Amairgin, Conall Cearnach Cúchulainn's foster-brother and cousin, an Ulster champion who is beaten by a boy's sling stone and later calls Fergus's war a fight over a whore's backside.
• Condere mac Echach The Ulster man chosen for his good sense and eloquence to stop Aife's son at the strand, who fails.
• Connla Also spelled: Conlaí, Conlaoch, Conla Aife's one son, who sails to Ulster seven years after Cúchulainn leaves her and is killed by his father.
• Cormac Connlongas Also spelled: Cormac Conn Longas, Cormac Conloinges, Cormac Conlingas Conchobor's son, the leader of the Ulster exiles in Connacht, who holds Fergus back from striking his father.
• Crunniuc mac Agnomain Also spelled: Crunnchu mac Agnomain, Crunnchu A rich widower in Ulster who boasts that his wife can outrun the king's horses.
• Cuillius Ailill's charioteer, who steals Fergus's sword to give Ailill a sign about Medb, and is later killed by a stone.
• Culann Also spelled: Culann the Smith The smith whose guard hound Cúchulainn kills, and whose hound Cúchulainn then offers to be.
• Cúr mac Daláth A Connacht champion whose wounds kill within nine days, sent against Cúchulainn and killed by an apple.
• Cúroi mac Dáiri Also spelled: Cú Roí mac Dáiri, Cú Roí, Curoi mac Daire A great Munster warrior whom Medb names as Cúchulainn's only match, and who starts a stone-throwing match with Munremur.
• Cúscraid Menn Macha Also spelled: Cúscraid Mend Macha, Cuscraid the Stammerer Conchobor's son, the Stammerer, left for dead on the field in Cúchulainn's boyhood and seated at his father's hand when Ulster comes to the last battle.
• Dáire mac Fiachna Also spelled: Dáire mac Fiachna The Cuailnge owner of the Brown Bull, who agrees to lend it to Medb, then swears she will not have it.
• Deichtine Also spelled: Deichtire, Dechtire Conchobor's sister, mother of Cúchulainn, who swallows a tiny creature in her drink.
• Derdriu Also spelled: Deirdre, Deirdriu, Deirdre of the Sorrows The girl foretold from the womb to bring ruin, who runs off with Noisiu and kills herself rather than be shared.
• Diarmait Conchobor's son, who in one version comes south to tell Medb and Ailill to give back the cattle, and dies in a javelin exchange with Maine.
• Dóchae mac Mágach One of Ailill's six brothers, who misses with a javelin at Bird Pass and later beheads old Ilech.
• Domnall Míldemail Also spelled: Domhnall Mildemail The war-like man in Alba whom Cúchulainn is sent to for training, before Scáthach.
• Dubthach Also spelled: Dubthach Dóeltenga, Dubthach Chafertongue, Dubhthach Doeltenga The black-tongued Ulster exile who massacres the girls of Ulster, curses Cúchulainn from the Connacht side, and is flung away by Fergus.
• Eis Enchenn The bird-headed mother of three of Aife's soldiers, beheaded on a cliff path by Cúchulainn.
• Eogan mac Durthacht Also spelled: Eoghan mac Durthacht, Eógan mac Durthacht King of Fernmag, who makes his peace with Conchobor by killing Noisiu, and is said by Fergus never to cross a border without three thousand chariots.
• Erc A boy, Conchobor's grandson through his daughter, who brings the men of Temair to help Ulster at the last battle.
• Etarcomol Also spelled: Etarcumul Foster-son of Ailill and Medb who insults Cúchulainn under Fergus's protection and is split to the navel.
• Fedelm Also spelled: Feidelm, Fedelm the Prophetess The woman poet of Connacht who meets Medb's army on the road and tells her three times that she sees the host crimson.
• Fedelm Noichride Also spelled: Fedelm Noíchride, Fedelm Noíchrothach The woman with whom Cúchulainn promises to spend the night, and whom Conchobor's sons are sent to fetch from Temair.
• Fedlimid mac Daill Also spelled: Feidlimid mac Daill, Fedelmid mac Daill Conchobor's storyteller, in whose house the unborn Derdriu screams.
• Ferbaeth Also spelled: Fer Báeth, Fer Baeth Cúchulainn's foster-brother from Scáthach's school, bribed with Finnabair to fight him, killed by a thrown holly-spear.
• Ferchu Loingsech A Connacht outlaw who goes with a dozen men to kill Cúchulainn and win Ailill and Medb's forgiveness, and gets his head set on a stone.
• Fiacha mac Fir Febe Also spelled: Fíacha Fialdána, Fiacha mac Fir Febe, Fiacha Fialdána mac Fir Febe An Ulster exile in the Connacht camp, Conchobor's daughter's son, who warns Cúchulainn of an attacker, helps him kill Gaile Dána's party and declares the compact broken.
• Fiacha, son of Fergus Fergus's son, who goes on to Emain with the sons of Uisliu and throws himself across Noisiu.
• Fiachna Fuilech The Bloodspiller, an Ulster exile, who proposes sending a company to help Cúchulainn.
• Fingin Also spelled: Fingin Fáthliaig Conchobor's own healer, called to examine the wounded Cethern, who takes a fist for his honest opinion.
• Finn Bee Cethern's wife, who drives out to him with his weapons.
• Finnbennach Also spelled: Finnbennach, Findbennach, White-Horned Bull of Aí The white-horned bull of Connacht, who left Medb's herd for Ailill's and is torn apart by the Brown Bull of Cuailnge.
• Finnchad Fer Benn Conchobor's son, the Horned Man, whom his father sends to summon the chieftains of Ulster.
• Finnchaem Also spelled: Finnchóem, Findchaem, Finnchoem Conchobor's sister, who takes the baby Cúchulainn to foster and rears him with her own son Conall Cernach.
• Fintan Cethern's father, who rides to avenge him with a hundred and fifty men and comes away with one son.
• Follamain Conchobor's son, who leads the Ulster boy-troop against the armies and is the only one of them left alive until Ailill's foster-brothers kill him.
• Forgaimen The herdsman who drives the Brown Bull and is trampled into the earth by Medb's cattle.
• Forgall Monach Also spelled: Forgall the Wily, Forgall Manach, Forgall Monach Emer's father, who tricks Cúchulainn into going abroad to keep him from his daughter and dies when Cúchulainn storms his fort.
• Fraech mac Fidaig Also spelled: Fráech, Fraoch The warrior Medb sends to challenge Cúchulainn in the river, who is drowned and carried into the síd by women in green.
• Friuch Bodb's pig-keeper, named for a boar's bristle, who withers his friend's pigs and later becomes a bird, a stag, a maggot and a bull.
• Fuidell mac Fiadmire Ochall's steward, who recognizes the two quarrelling birds on Femen Plain as the same two seen in Connacht the year before.
• Gabrán A poet on the Connacht side who speaks at two fords.
• Gaile Dána Also spelled: Calatín A poisoned warrior who comes against Cúchulainn with his twenty-seven sons and his sister's son, counted as one combat.
• Ibor Conchobor's charioteer, who drives Cúchulainn on his first day in a chariot and warns him about the men he picks fights with.
• Ilech Laegaire Buadach's naked old grandfather, who comes against the army in a decrepit chariot full of stones and is beheaded by Dóchae.
• Itholl A healer who lay as dead among the bodies of the other healers, then ran to warn the Connacht camp.
• Laegaire Buadach Also spelled: Lóegaire Búadach, Laoghaire Buadach, Laegaire the Victorious Laegaire the Victorious, son of Connad from Impail, one of the Ulster champions, who chants the call to arms before the last battle.
• Láréne mac Nois Lugaid's boastful brother, tempted with Finnabair, the only man to meet Cúchulainn on the Táin and live.
• Leborcham Also spelled: Lebarcham, Lavarcam The tall, crooked satirist who cannot be kept out of Derdriu's enclosure and tells her where to find a man.
• Lethan A man who waits at the ford on the Níth and is beheaded there by Cúchulainn.
• Lóch mac Mofemis Also spelled: Lóch mac Mofemis, Loch mac Mofemis Horn-skinned Connacht champion who avenges his brother Long, has the Morrígan as an eel to help him, and is killed with the gae bolga.
• Lochu A bondmaid of Medb, killed by Cúchulainn with two sling-stones when he mistakes her for Medb.
• Lóthar Medb's herdsman, who tells her where the bull has gone and is attacked by it at Finnabair.
• Lug mac Ethnenn Also spelled: Lugh, Lug, Lugh Lámhfhada, Lug Lámfhota, Lugh mac Ethlenn A prince of the síde who says in a dream that Cúchulainn is his son, and who later heals him and holds off the armies for three days.
• Lugaid mac Nois Also spelled: Lugaid mac Nóis A Munster prince and Cúchulainn's foster-brother who carries messages between Cúchulainn and the army.
• Mac Roth Ireland's chief messenger, who carries Medb's offers to Dáire and Cúchulainn and scouts the Ulster companies for the army.
• Macha The woman forced to race the king's horses while heavy with child, who curses the men of Ulster with her labour pangs.
• Maenén Medb's jester, who mocks the Maine for flinching from Cúchulainn and has his head shattered by a stone.
• Maine Andoe Also spelled: Maine Andoe One of the seven Maine, Ailill and Medb's sons, called the swift, who carries a message to Nadcranntail and is hit by a javelin at the Bird Pass.
• Maine Cotagaib Uli The seventh of Medb and Ailill's sons the Maine, the one with all the qualities, who wounds Cethern with his father.
• Menn mac Sálchada An Ulster man who attacks the army with thirty men, is wounded, is let go home, and returns at Slemain Midi to avenge his wounds.
• Morann The judge who settles the quarrel over who will foster Cúchulainn by giving every claimant a share.
• Mugain Conchobor's wife, who leads the women of Emain out to bare their breasts at Cúchulainn and stop his rage.
• Muirgen Senchán's son, who sits at Fergus's gravestone, chants to it, and gets the whole Táin from the ghost.
• Munremur mac Gerrcinn Also spelled: Munremar mac Gerrginn Ulster champion from Moduirn, whose throwing contest with Cúroi fills the plain with stones and ends in a pact.
• Nadcranntail Also spelled: Nad Crantail, Natchrantal The warrior Medb buys with Finnabair, who is tricked by Cúchulainn twice and killed in four pieces.
• Nemain Also spelled: Nemhain A war spirit, wife of the war-god Nét, who throws the armies of Connacht into panic.
• Nes Also spelled: Ness Mother of Conchobor, who sleeps with Cathbad because he is the only man near, and with Fergus to buy her son the kingship.
• Noisiu Also spelled: Naoise, Naisi, Noísiu, Noísiu mac Uislenn, Naoise, son of Usnach One of the three sons of Uisliu, who is dragged into running away with Derdriu and is speared in the back on the green at Emain.
• Ochall Ochne King of the síd at Cruachan, whose pig-keeper quarrels with the keeper of Bodb of Munster.
• Orlám A son of Ailill and Medb, beheaded by Cúchulainn, who sends the head into the camp on his charioteer's back.
• Redg Ailill's satirist, sent to talk Cúchulainn out of his javelin, who gets it through the head.
• Rochad mac Faithemain Handsome young Ulster hero whom Finnabair loved, trapped by Ailill and Medb's men and released after he slept with her.
• Rucht Ochall's pig-keeper, named for a boar's grunt, whose pigs are sent home lean and who pays Friuch back the next year.
• Scenmenn The man who chases Cúchulainn and Emer from Forgall's fort and is killed at the ford named for him.
• Sencha mac Ailella Ulster's judge and its most eloquent man, who bids to foster Cúchulainn.
• Senchán Torpéist Also spelled: Senchán Torpéist, Senchán Torpeist The poet in whose company the lost Táin is recovered, from a gravestone, or by a fast.
• Senoll Uathach The Hideous, who with the sons of Ficce first reaches the sick Cúchulainn and is later summoned from Diabal Arda.
• Sualdam Also spelled: Súaltaim, Sualtam, Súaltam mac Róich Husband of Deichtine and the father Cúchulainn names, who warns Ulster and is beheaded by his own shield.
• Tamun The camp fool, dressed up as Ailill to trick Cúchulainn, who knows him by his speech and kills him.
• The two sons of Ficce Two brave Ulster warriors who help Cúchulainn kill Gaile Dána's party at the ford and who first reach him when he lies sick afterward.
• Traigthrén Medb's swift messenger, who carries her false offer of peace to Cúchulainn.
• Ualu A warrior who drowns crossing the Cronn under a flagstone.
• Uathach Also spelled: Úathach Scáthach's daughter, who falls for Cúchulainn on sight and lives with him during his training.

Musters and lists

Names that only turn up in a muster or a catalogue.

• Emer's Brothers and the Munster Suitor's Kin Emer's three brothers and Lugaid's father, named in Cúchulainn's courtship of Emer.
• Err, Innel and their Charioteers The four sons of Urard mac Anchinne, who are beheaded at the ford of Ath Gabla.
• Fathers and Kin Named in Passing The men named only as the fathers of other people, with no deed of their own.
• Gaile Dána and his Twenty-seven Sons Gaile Dána's twenty-seven sons and his sister's son Glas mac Delga, killed together by Cúchulainn at Fuiliarnn.
• Hosts and Peoples The troops, peoples and unnamed figures that the text names without giving them a page of their own.
• Kin of Fintan and Ilech The sons of Fintan and Ilech, named in the fighting that follows the death of Cethern.
• Leaders at Slemain Midi The leaders of the Ulster companies that come to the hill at Slemain Midi, as Mac Roth describes them and Fergus names them.
• Names in Passing People named once in a comparison, a description or a line of talk, with nothing done in the story.
• Others Killed in Chapter IX Men Cúchulainn kills in chapter IX, including the fourteen at Focherd and the men killed at the fords.
• Others Killed in Chapter VIII Men Cúchulainn kills at the fords of Cuib and in the week of night attacks at Ath Grencha.
• Others Named in the Exile of the Sons of Uisliu The people named in Cathbad's prophecy and in the killing at Emain, apart from the sons of Uisliu.
• Owners of the Named Weapons at Emain The owners of the named shields and swords kept in Conchobor's house at Emain.
• Recollections of Scáthach's School Men named in Ferdia's and Cúchulainn's memories of their training under Scáthach, and the fight at Germán's fort.
• Scáthach's Sons and Aife's Soldiers Scáthach's two sons and Aife's soldiers, killed by Cúchulainn in the war between the two women.
• The Boy-Troop of Emain Macha The boy-troop from Emain Macha, who come out to help Cúchulainn and are killed at Lia Toll.
• The Chiefs of the Sixfold Slaughter The numbered chiefs killed in the Sixfold Slaughter on Murtheimne Plain, named by number and name only.
• The Dead at the River Cronn The men who die at the river Cronn, including Cronn and Caemdele and the two chroniclers of the Táin, Roan and Roae.
• The Family of Medb and Ailill The fathers, sisters, suitors and brothers of Medb and Ailill, named in the Pillow Talk and at the muster of their army.
• The Muster of Ulster The long roll of Ulster's companies that Conchobor sends Finnchad to summon, with the homes the text gives for them.
• The Pig-keepers' Shapes The pairs of names the two pig-keepers take in each shape before they become bulls.
• The Seekers of the Táin The grandson and grandfather who go east to find the full Táin.
• The Seven Maine The seven sons of Medb and Ailill, as Medb lists them before the army marches.
• The Sons of Gárach and their Charioteers The three sons of Gárach and their three charioteers, who are killed at the ford that takes the sons' name.
• The Sons of Nechta Scéne The three sons of Nechta Scéne and their parents, who are killed one by one by Cúchulainn at a ford.
• The Sureties Offered to Ferdia The men Medb offers Ferdia as sureties before he fights Cúchulainn at the ford.
• The Triads of Connacht The groups of three men that Ailill calls up from across Connacht and the rest of Ireland on the eve of the last battle.
• Those Who Wounded Cethern The men and the woman who wounded Cethern, named one by one as the healer Fingin examines him.
• Uisliu and the Sons of Uisliu The father and brothers of Noisiu, and their mother, named in the exile of the sons of Uisliu.
• Ulster Lineages and Ancestors The fathers and ancestors named in the first two pre-tales, from Nes's father down to the end of the pangs.

Other spellings

• Aífe is Kinsella's Aife
• Ailell is Kinsella's Ailill
• Ailill mac Máta is Kinsella's Ailill
• Amairgen is Kinsella's Amargin
• Amairgin is Kinsella's Amargin
• Amergin is Kinsella's Amargin
• Aoife is Kinsella's Aife
• Badb Catha is Kinsella's Badb
• Blaí Briuga is Kinsella's Blai Briuga
• Blaí Briugu is Kinsella's Blai Briuga
• Bodb Derg is Kinsella's Bodb
• Bricriu mac Carbaid is Kinsella's Bricriu
• Bricriu Nemthenga is Kinsella's Bricriu
• Bricriu Poison-Tongue is Kinsella's Bricriu
• Brown Bull of Cooley is Kinsella's Donn Cuailnge
• Brown Bull of Cúailnge is Kinsella's Donn Cuailnge
• Calatín is Kinsella's Gaile Dána
• Cathbad the druid is Kinsella's Cathbad
• Cathbad the Druid is Kinsella's Cathbad
• Cathbhadh is Kinsella's Cathbad
• Celtchar mac Uthechair is Kinsella's Celtchar mac Uthidir
• Cethern mac Fintain is Kinsella's Cethern son of Fintan
• Cethern mac Fintain is Kinsella's Cethern son of Fintan
• Conall Cearnach is Kinsella's Conall Cernach
• Conall Cernach mac Amairgin is Kinsella's Conall Cernach
• Conall the Victorious is Kinsella's Conall Cernach
• Conchobar mac Nessa is Kinsella's Conchobor
• Conchobhar mac Neasa is Kinsella's Conchobor
• Conla is Kinsella's Connla
• Conlaí is Kinsella's Connla
• Conlaoch is Kinsella's Connla
• Conor is Kinsella's Conchobor
• Conor mac Nessa is Kinsella's Conchobor
• Cormac Conlingas is Kinsella's Cormac Connlongas
• Cormac Conloinges is Kinsella's Cormac Connlongas
• Cormac Conn Longas is Kinsella's Cormac Connlongas
• Crunnchu is Kinsella's Crunniuc mac Agnomain
• Crunnchu mac Agnomain is Kinsella's Crunniuc mac Agnomain
• Cú Chulainn is Kinsella's Cúchulainn
• Cú Roí is Kinsella's Cúroi mac Dáiri
• Cú Roí mac Dáiri is Kinsella's Cúroi mac Dáiri
• Cuchulain is Kinsella's Cúchulainn
• Cuchullain is Kinsella's Cúchulainn
• Cuchullin is Kinsella's Cúchulainn
• Culann the Smith is Kinsella's Culann
• Curoi mac Daire is Kinsella's Cúroi mac Dáiri
• Cúscraid Mend Macha is Kinsella's Cúscraid Menn Macha
• Cuscraid the Stammerer is Kinsella's Cúscraid Menn Macha
• Dechtire is Kinsella's Deichtine
• Deichtire is Kinsella's Deichtine
• Deirdre is Kinsella's Derdriu
• Deirdre of the Sorrows is Kinsella's Derdriu
• Deirdriu is Kinsella's Derdriu
• Domhnall Mildemail is Kinsella's Domnall Míldemail
• Donn Cúailnge is Kinsella's Donn Cuailnge
• Donn of Cúailnge is Kinsella's Donn Cuailnge
• Dubhthach Doeltenga is Kinsella's Dubthach
• Dubthach Chafertongue is Kinsella's Dubthach
• Dubthach Dóeltenga is Kinsella's Dubthach
• Eimear is Kinsella's Emer
• Eimer is Kinsella's Emer
• Eógan mac Durthacht is Kinsella's Eogan mac Durthacht
• Eoghan mac Durthacht is Kinsella's Eogan mac Durthacht
• Etarcumul is Kinsella's Etarcomol
• Fear Diadh is Kinsella's Ferdia
• Fedelm Noíchride is Kinsella's Fedelm Noichride
• Fedelm Noíchrothach is Kinsella's Fedelm Noichride
• Fedelm the Prophetess is Kinsella's Fedelm
• Fedelmid mac Daill is Kinsella's Fedlimid mac Daill
• Feidelm is Kinsella's Fedelm
• Feidlimid mac Daill is Kinsella's Fedlimid mac Daill
• Fer Baeth is Kinsella's Ferbaeth
• Fer Báeth is Kinsella's Ferbaeth
• Fer Diad is Kinsella's Ferdia
• Fer Diad mac Damáin is Kinsella's Ferdia
• Ferdiad is Kinsella's Ferdia
• Ferdiadh is Kinsella's Ferdia
• Fergus mac Róich is Kinsella's Fergus mac Roich
• Fergus mac Roig is Kinsella's Fergus mac Roich
• Fergus son of Roy is Kinsella's Fergus mac Roich
• Fíacha Fialdána is Kinsella's Fiacha mac Fir Febe
• Fiacha Fialdána mac Fir Febe is Kinsella's Fiacha mac Fir Febe
• Findabair is Kinsella's Finnabair
• Findbennach is Kinsella's Finnbennach
• Findchaem is Kinsella's Finnchaem
• Fingin Fáthliaig is Kinsella's Fingin
• Finnavar is Kinsella's Finnabair
• Finnchoem is Kinsella's Finnchaem
• Finnchóem is Kinsella's Finnchaem
• Fionnabhair is Kinsella's Finnabair
• Forgall Manach is Kinsella's Forgall Monach
• Forgall the Wily is Kinsella's Forgall Monach
• Fráech is Kinsella's Fraech mac Fidaig
• Fraoch is Kinsella's Fraech mac Fidaig
• Hound of Ulster is Kinsella's Cúchulainn
• King Conor is Kinsella's Conchobor
• Láeg is Kinsella's Laeg mac Riangabra
• Láeg mac Riangabra is Kinsella's Laeg mac Riangabra
• Laegaire the Victorious is Kinsella's Laegaire Buadach
• Laoghaire Buadach is Kinsella's Laegaire Buadach
• Lavarcam is Kinsella's Leborcham
• Lebarcham is Kinsella's Leborcham
• Loch mac Mofemis is Kinsella's Lóch mac Mofemis
• Loeg is Kinsella's Laeg mac Riangabra
• Lóegaire Búadach is Kinsella's Laegaire Buadach
• Lug is Kinsella's Lug mac Ethnenn
• Lug Lámfhota is Kinsella's Lug mac Ethnenn
• Lugaid mac Nóis is Kinsella's Lugaid mac Nois
• Lugh is Kinsella's Lug mac Ethnenn
• Lugh Lámhfhada is Kinsella's Lug mac Ethnenn
• Lugh mac Ethlenn is Kinsella's Lug mac Ethnenn
• Maedb is Kinsella's Medb
• Maeve is Kinsella's Medb
• Meadhbh is Kinsella's Medb
• Medhbh is Kinsella's Medb
• Mórrígan is Kinsella's Morrígan
• Morrigu is Kinsella's Morrígan
• Morrígu is Kinsella's Morrígan
• Munremar mac Gerrginn is Kinsella's Munremur mac Gerrcinn
• Nad Crantail is Kinsella's Nadcranntail
• Naisi is Kinsella's Noisiu
• Naoise is Kinsella's Noisiu
• Naoise, son of Usnach is Kinsella's Noisiu
• Natchrantal is Kinsella's Nadcranntail
• Nemhain is Kinsella's Nemain
• Ness is Kinsella's Nes
• Noísiu is Kinsella's Noisiu
• Noísiu mac Uislenn is Kinsella's Noisiu
• Queen Maeve is Kinsella's Medb
• Scathach is Kinsella's Scáthach
• Senchán Torpeist is Kinsella's Senchán Torpéist
• Setanta is Kinsella's Cúchulainn
• Súaltaim is Kinsella's Sualdam
• Sualtam is Kinsella's Sualdam
• Súaltam mac Róich is Kinsella's Sualdam
• The Morrígan is Kinsella's Morrígan
• Úathach is Kinsella's Uathach
• White-Horned Bull of Aí is Kinsella's Finnbennach