The Divine · The Tuatha Dé Danann
The Tuatha Dé Danann
The tribe of the goddess Danu
The gods of the Irish mythological cycle: a family of powers who took the land in story, taught it every art, and withdrew into the hollow hills when their age turned. The wheel of the year still keeps four of their feasts, and their gates face the sabbats that carry their names.
Lugh the many-skilled Brigid keeper of the flame The Morrigan the great queen The Dagda the good god Danu ancestral mother of the tribe Manannán lord of the sea and the mist between worlds
Drawn from the Irish mythological cycle, spoken of with respect.