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Check out some of the stories in which Manannán Mac Lír features, for example, below:
 
fionnfolklore.org/en/lays/ets ~ Eachtra Thoroilbh mhic Stairn (The Adventure of Torolbh, son of Starn)
 
fionnfolklore.org/en/lays/lcd ~ Laoi na Con Duibhe (The Lay of the Black Dog)

Did you know that there is another, entirely different story about the figure of Sadhbh in which she is taken by Ciotach, king of Drólluinn. In this story, the Fianna manage to rescue Sadhbh and successfully defeat Ciotach.

fionnfolklore.org/en/lays/tse - Tóraíocht Shaidhbhe (The Pursuit of Sadhbh)

Some stories about Fionn’s furry friends:

fionnfolklore.org/en/lays/fbs - Fáil Bhrain agus Sceolaing (The Finding of Bran and Sceolang)

fionnfolklore.org/en/lays/bb3 - Bá/Imeacht Bhrain (The Drowning/Departure of Bran)

fionnfolklore.org/en/lays/seb - Seanchas Bran (Lore about Bran)

It is said that Conán went to Hell to rescue friends. As they were leaving Hell, a demon attacked Conán, who immediately returned the blow. Although the others managed to escape, the gates of Hell were shut while Conán was still fighting off the demons. 😳

Fionnfolklore.org/en/lays/pvcd01

And plenty more!

An Cluiche Fichille faoin gCrann Iúir (The Chess Game beneath the Yew Tree): fionnfolklore.org/en/lays/cli

Cath Ghabhra nam Beumannan (The Battle of Gabhair of the Blows): fionnfolklore.org/en/lays/cg5