Mid-Louth and Meath

Ardee, Kells, Teltown and the Boyne, the middle country the army marched through. Same places, same coordinates, closer view.

Places on this map

Ath Da Ferta The Ford of the Two Grave Mounds, where Aengus held the army back with flagstones, where Cúchulainn made Fergus yield, and where the Brown Bull set his brow.
Ath Firdia Ferdia's Ford, where Cúchulainn killed his foster-brother Ferdia and where the armies left him lying sick.
Ath Gabla A ford on the army's route into Ulster, where Cúchulainn jammed a tree-fork in the stream and hung four heads on it.
Brug The place on the river Boann where the Ulstermen are snowed in, find a house that is gone by morning, and where Lug claims he slept with Deichtine.
Murtheimne Plain The plain that is Cúchulainn's home ground, where he guards the herds and where the four provinces camp and are cut down.
Slemain Midi The hill and smooth plain where the Ulster companies gather and Mac Roth counts them for Ailill, Medb and Fergus.
Smirommair The Bath of Marrow in Crích Rois, where the armies camped and Cúchulainn made a mash of bone-marrow to heal Cethern.
Tailtiu The place the armies move on to after Smirommair, where Ulster's charioteers die and, in one version, Amargin and Cúroi throw stones.

Boann The river Boyne, which Kinsella's notes call the Boann.
Breg Plain The plain that Cúchulainn crosses several times, which a charioteer names Breg Plain.
Conaille A district where Lethan was killed at the ford of the Níth, and where the wounded Cúchulainn was taken to be nursed.
Cúil Sibrille The place where the army spent a night in a great snow, also called Cenannos.
Iraird Cuillenn The place where Cúchulainn left a spancel-hoop challenge for the army, and where Finnbennach later bellowed.
Muid Loga A place on the armies' route to Finnabair, where Aengus son of Aenlám Gaibe turned the army aside.
Temair The royal seat of Coirpre Niafer, which Kinsella's note calls present-day Tara.