Giant's Causeway Fionn MacCumhaill Sterling silver pendant Irish Folklore he defended Ulster single-handedly against

he defended Ulster single-handedly against the armies of queen Medb of Connaught in the epic Táin Bó Cúailnge known as the Cattle Raid of Cooley

There were great gatherings that included religious ceremonies

This product measures 32mm long and 20mm wide and comes with an 18" sterling silver chain

The phases of the Moon have been used to represent the life cycle of Women in many cultures

Giant's Causeway Fionn MacCumhaill Sterling silver pendant Irish Folklore he defended Ulster single-handedly againstFionn MacCumhaill, under the guardianship of poet Finn Eces, was ordered to cook a salmon, and while turning it, burnt his thumb. By sucking his thumb he inadvertently ate from the salmon of knowledge bradn feasa which fed from the sacred pool surrounded by nine hazels. In this way, he gained his extraordinary wisdom and power and famously created the Giants Causeway by ripping rocks from the earth and throwing them across the Irish sea to make a