Bernas Bó Cuailnge
A gap over the summit at the source of the Cronn, cut through the earth by Medb's army.
Overview
The army had gone up the river Cronn to its source when Medb called them back. She chose to cross the summit itself, to mark their track as a dishonour to Ulster. The text says the gap they tore open is named Bernas Bó Cuailnge.
Events here
- Medb calls the army back at the source of the river Cronn and has them cross the summit itself, which takes three days and three nights, tearing up the earth before them. In Chapter VI: From Finnabair Chuailnge to Conaille. Involves: Medb.
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Related places
- Bernas Bó Ulad (The other gap, which another author ties to Fergus's half of the army)
- Glenn Dáilimda (The valley the army spent the night in after crossing it)
Connected to
- Cuailnge (The gap the army tore through the mountain)
- River Cronn (The gap cut over the mountain above its source)