Others Killed in Chapter IX
Men Cúchulainn kills in chapter IX, including the fourteen at Focherd and the men killed at the fords.
Overview
Cúchulainn grants a truce, and then six sons of kings of the Clanna Dedad come against him and he kills all six. Medb sends a messenger with a false offer of peace, and Cúchulainn kills the fourteen men she sets on him at Focherd. The rest of the list gives the men killed in single combat and at the fords around Delga, and the three druids killed with their wives at Methe and Cethe.
Names in this list
| Name | Note |
|---|---|
| Dagrí | Two men of this name, killed as the army settles its camp. |
| Anle | Two men of this name, killed as the army settles its camp. |
| Dúngas | Four men from Imlech, killed as the army settles its camp. |
| Cruaid | Two men of this name, in a group of five who come out against him together. |
| Calad | Two men of this name, in the same group of five. |
| Derothor | The fifth man of the group of five. |
| Fota | Killed in the field that is named after him. |
| Bómailce | Killed on his ford. |
| Salach | Killed in his marsh. |
| Muinne | Killed on his hill. |
| Luar | Killed in Lethbera Luair. |
| Fertóithle | Killed in Tóithli. |
| Traig | Named Foot. Killed at the ford of Tír Mór, at Methe and Cethe. |
| Dornu | Named Fist. Killed at the same ford as Traig. |
| Dernu | Named Palm. Killed at the same ford as Traig. |
| Col | Named Lust. One of three druids killed with their wives at Methe and Cethe. |
| Mebul | Named Shame. One of three druids killed with their wives at Methe and Cethe. |
| Eraise | Named Nothingness. One of three druids killed with their wives at Methe and Cethe. |
| Dark-haired Ones of Imlech | Three of the six sons of kings of the Clanna Dedad. Killed together by Cúchulainn. |
| Red-heads of Sruthar | The other three of the six sons of kings of the Clanna Dedad. Killed together by Cúchulainn. |
| Glas Sinna | Two men of this name, among the fourteen Medb set against him at Focherd. |
| Sons of Buccride | Two of the fourteen at Focherd. |
| Ardán | Two men of this name, among the fourteen at Focherd. |
| Sons of Lecc | Two of the fourteen at Focherd. |
| Glas Ogma | Two men of this name, among the fourteen at Focherd. |
| Sons of Cronn | Two of the fourteen at Focherd. |
| Drucht | One of the fourteen at Focherd. |
| Delt | One of the fourteen at Focherd. |
| Daithen | One of the fourteen at Focherd. |
| Tea | One of the fourteen at Focherd. |
| Tascur | One of the fourteen at Focherd. |
| Tualang | One of the fourteen at Focherd. |
| Taur | One of the fourteen at Focherd. |
| Glese | One of the fourteen at Focherd. |
Then he pelted them from where he was in Delga so that no living thing, man or beast, dared show its face past him southward between Delga and the sea.