Mac Gréine
A Dictionary of Celtic Mythology
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Mac Gréine, Mac Gréne [Ir., son of the sun]. Sometimes also Cethor. King/warrior of the
Tuatha Dé Danann who, with brothers
Mac Cuill and Mac Cécht (1), kills
Lug Lámfhota. Possibly a euhemerized sun-god, he is also the usual consort of
Ériu, an incarnation of Ireland. He was killed by
Amairgin. Least cited of the three brothers, he has little other mythology of his own.
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