Diarmait

Diarmait

Diarmait
1. King of Tara, husband of Becfola, whose story is told in Tochmarc Becfhola [The Wooing of Becfola]. Becfola lusts after Crimthann (1), Diarmait's fosterling, who refuses to elope with her because he will not travel on a Sunday. She later departs for the Otherworld with Flann, but their affair is not consummated; she returns, unnoticed, in what seems an instant to ordinary mortals. Not to be confused with Diarmait mac Cerbaill.

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Diarmait

Diarmait, Diarmaid, Diarmuid, Diarmit, Dearmid, Dermot; sometimes anglicized as Jeremiah, Jerome, Darby [Ir., origin unknown]. One of the most common names in early Ireland, borne by scores of kings, saints, and heroes, the most notable of whom is Diarmait Ua Duibne, the lover of Gráinne.

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