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Cuchulain

British  
/ kʊˈxʊlɪn, kuːˈkʌlɪn /

noun

  1. Celtic myth a legendary hero of Ulster

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That helped draw in 24-year-old Cuchulain Kelly and his friends.

From Washington Post

Inspired by Noh, Yeats, in 1916, created his play “At the Hawk’s Well,” for three characters: the Irish mythological hero Cuchulain, an old man, and a dancing hawk, gathered around a basin of holy water on a lonely mountainside.

From The New Yorker

The show will demonstrate how Celtic art has influenced the modern culture by featuring Japanese manga trading cards and a Marvel comic with Celtic warrior Cuchulain on the cover.

From BBC

Freddie doesn’t care about the Cuchulain story.

From Literature

I’m going down the hall to ask Freddie about Samson, to see if Samson is as good as Cuchulain, to see if Freddie has his own story or if he still wants to steal Cuchulain.

From Literature