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.
Overview
The men of Munster are watching two birds babble and quarrel at the síd on Femen Plain when Fuidell mac Fiadmire comes up the hill toward them, and they make him welcome. He says you would swear they are the same two birds the north had last year, which kept it up for a whole year. Then the birds turn into the two pig-keepers.
Connections
Related characters
- Friuch (the other)
- Ochall Ochne (master)
- Rucht (one of the two birds he recognizes)
Places
- Femen Plain (where he comes up the hill to the men of Munster)
Appears in chapters
Appears in
- The men of Munster gathered on Femen Plain to watch the birds until Fuidell mac Fiadmire came up the hill to them. At Femen Plain. In The Quarrel of the Two Pig-keepers, and how the Bulls were Begotten.