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The meteoric Finn.
; QUESTIONDid FinnMcCool exist or was his story a tale born of meteors?FINN McCool or Fionn Mac Cumhail has long been celebrated as a Celtic Irishgiant, but revision-ists are now calling into question his legend. Astronomers investigating movements in the sky have offered one of the moreinteresting ...
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Culture Club: Finn McCool to large it at Lyric.(Features)
; ...to the detail of Fionn mac Cumhail's subterfuge when besting...there's much more to the Finn legend in the mythological...original rock legend. Since mac Cumhaill in the annals never really...rock star. In Paul's book Finn, abandoned by his mum...
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Shanghaied in Coleraine; OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT
; The legendary Irish giant Fionn Mac Cumhail, today known as Finn McCool, is reputed to have come to blows with the...Legend has it that the Giant's Causeway was another of Finn Mc Cool's great exploits -- stepping stones across...
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PLAYER OF THE WEEK; Darragh O'Se (Kerry).(Features)
; Byline: BERNARD FLYNN FOR the second game in a row, I can't look beyond the Gaelthacht's 'Finn Mac Cumhail'. Seamus Moynihan and Kieran Donaghy pushed O'Se close, but he faced the biggest test - marking Cork's most influential player...
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HARNESS TRIALS
; ...Howe, A Soal, B Negus. Qualifying pace, 2400m: Straven (3g Caprock-Biddy B B) K Barron 1, McKinlay 2, Laurral Mark 3, Finn Mac Cumhail 4. Five ran. Four qualifiers. 3/4l, 61/2l, 1/2l. Times: 3:09.2, 3:09.3, 3:10.5, 3:10.8 (800m in 60.5). Trainers: J...
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McAnulty buys top lot
; ...prepared by Clevedon trainer Gareth Dixon. Named Davy Maguire, he is also a half-brother to good West Australian winner Finn Mac Cumhail (1:56.5) and two other minor winners. He is from Soky's Sunday, a lightly-raced Soky's Atom sister to former Sires...
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Medieval Irish Language and Literature: An Orientation for Arthurians
; ...and, finally, 4) the Fenian cycle, shifting in mode from epic toward romance and concerned with the adventures of Finn mac Cumhail and his band of Fenian warriors, who defended Ireland from both supernatural and foreign threats. These tales were...
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