Ethal Anbúail
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Ethal Anbúail, Anubal, Anubhail. A
Connacht leader of the
Tuatha Dé Danann whose
sídh was at
Úaman; best remembered as the father of
Cáer, whom
Angus Óg loved. In different versions of the courtship, various divinities come to Angus's assistance. The
Dagda imprisoned him at
Cruachain and would not release him until he told where Cáer would be and explained her transformation into a bird.
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