The central epic of Ireland: the queen of Connacht raises the province to steal a bull, and a boy of seventeen holds the ford alone all winter while the men of Ulster lie under a curse. Joseph Dunn's 1914 translation was the first full English version of the Táin from the manuscripts. Cú Chulainn's fight with his foster-brother Ferdiad is the passage everything else in the tale is arranged around.
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