This man became the leader of his group after killing the repeated arsonist of Tara, Aillen.
This man became the leader of his group after killing the repeated arsonist of Tara, Aillen. This man invited Diarmuid to a boar hunt and refused to save him as he lay dying. This man may have been killed at the Battle of Gabhair while grieving his grandson Oscar, and his son supposedly fled the battle and relayed the story to the Bishop of Armagh. This figure's son was taken to (*) Tír na nÓg, where he lived for three hundred years, immediately transforming into an old man upon his return. Three sounds of this man's hunting horn will supposedly wake this father of Oisín ("aw-sheen") to defend his country. As a boy, this figure burned his fingers while helping his mentor Finnegas cook the Salmon of Knowledge. For 10 points, name this legendary Irish warrior and leader of the Fianna.
This man became the leader of his group after killing the repeated arsonist of Tara, Aillen.
Finn MacCoul (accept either underlined name; or Fionn mac Cumhaill ("fin ma-kool"); or Finn McCool; or Fingal; or Deimne; or Find mac Cumail; or Finn mac Umaill; do not accept "Cumhaill" ("kool"))