The Dagda
The Dagda (modern spelling: Daghdha, likely from Proto-Celtic: Dagodeiwos, "the good god") is an important god of Irish mythology. The Dagda is a father-figure and a protector of the tribe. In some texts his father is Elatha, in others his mother is Ethniu. Other texts say that his mother is Danu; while others yet place him as the father of Danu, perhaps due to her association with Brigit, daughter of the Dagda. The Dagda's siblings include the gods Ogma and Ler.
He is also known by the epithets Eochaid Ollathair ("All-father"), Ruad Rofhessa ("lord of great knowledge"), Samildanach ("many-skilled"),Cera (possibly meaning "creator"),Fer Benn ("horned man" or "man of the peak"), Easal,Eogabal, Crom-Eocha and Ebron (which seem to refer to yew).
Description
Tales depict the Dagda as a figure of immense power, armed with a magic club and associated with a cauldron. The club was supposed to be able to kill nine men with one blow; but with the handle he could return the slain to life. The cauldron was known as the Undry and was said to be bottomless, from which no man left unsatisfied. Uaithne, also known as "the Four Angled Music", was a richly ornamented magic harp made of oak which, when the Dagda played it, put the seasons in their correct order; other accounts tell of it being used to command the order of battle. He possessed two pigs, one of which was always growing whilst the other was always roasting, and ever-laden fruit trees.
Dagda (disambiguation)
The Dagda is an important god of Irish mythology.
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- Hibernia: The Story of Ireland released: 2002
- Celtic Trance released: 1999
- Underworld released:
- Sleeping With the Gods of Love released:
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Criost romham
Criost os mo chionn
Criost fum Molaimid Iosa Criost Molaimid e ina Gloir
In a fior In a soilse is in a choir Criost liom Criost os mo comhoir
Criost ar mo cumhail Criost ar mo bheal
Criost i mo suil
Criost ar mo dheas Criost ar mo chle I mo dhiaidh, i mo lui, I mo seasamh is i mo shui Criost liom Kyriea, Kyrie elaeson Christie elaeson allelua, a-allelua Criost i ngeach chroi Criost i ngeach ceann Criost i ngeach laimh Criost i ngeach chos Criost i ngeach duine Daoine a cuimhneamh orm Labhraionn liom, Fheachann orm is eisteann liom Criost liom Christ with me Christ before me
Christ above me Christ below me Praise Jesus Christ Praise him in his glory, In his truth In his light and in his justice Christ with me Christ in front of me Christ behind me Christ on my lips Christ in my eyes
Christ on my right
Christ on my left Christ around me