#Celtic #Mythology: At Mac #Dathó feast #Cet of the #Connacht men withdrew his claim to the hero's portion of the meat saying, `If my brother, #Anlúan, was here, you would not be getting the #curadmir, for he is the better warrior.` #Conall Cernach from #Ulster replied, `But he is here!” and pulled Anlúan’s head from his belt and threw it at Cet so hard, he was splattered with his brother’s blood.
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At Mac #Dathó feast #Cet of the #Connacht men emerges as the most likely candidate for the #curadmír, the hero’s portion of the meat. But then #Conall Cernach arrives from #Ulster. Cet concedes to him, saying, `If my brother, #Anlúan, was here, you would not be getting the curadmir, for he is the better warrior.` Conall replies, `But he is here!” and pulls Anlúan’s head from his belt and throws it at Cet so hard, he is splattered with his brother’s blood.
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“I swear what my tribe swears, since I first took spear and weapons, I have never been a day without having slain a Connachtman, or a night without plundering, nor have I ever slept without the head of a Connachtman under my knee.” - Conall Cernach, Irish hero of the Ulster Cycle

At Mac #Dathó feast #Cet of the #Connacht men withdraws his claim to the hero's portion of the meat saying, `If my brother, #Anlúan, was here, you would not be getting the #curadmir, for he is the better warrior.` #Conall Cernach from #Ulster replies, `But he is here!” and pulls Anlúan’s head from his belt and throws it at Cet so hard, he is splattered with his brother’s blood.
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“I swear what my tribe swears, since I first took spear and weapons, I have never been a day without having slain a Connachtman, or a night without plundering, nor have I ever slept without the head of a Connachtman under my knee.” - Conall Cernach, Irish hero of the Ulster Cycle