Eochaid Fedlech

First appears: The Courtship of Etain · Egerton Version · Part 2

In the Egerton version of The Courtship of Etain, Eochaid Fedlech took Etain as his bride and made her queen, as Ailill Anglonnach recalled in his song to her: “Eocho Fedlech, his bride to him taking, Made thee queen; and from thence is my woe:”

In the Leabhar na h-Uidhri version, Finn had three sons by a queen: Eochaid Fedlech, Eochaid Airemm, and Ailill Anglonnach.

Relationship record

Life events

• In the Egerton version, in Ailill's song to Etain, he recounts that Eochaid Fedlech took Etain as his bride and made her queen.(The Courtship of Etain · Egerton Version · Part 2)
  • With: Etain
  • “Eocho Fedlech, his bride to him taking, Made thee queen; and from thence is my woe:”

The Courtship of Etain · Egerton Version · Part 2

• married with Etain “Eocho Fedlech, his bride to him taking, Made thee queen; and from thence is my woe:”

The Courtship of Etain · Leabhar na h-Uidhri Version · Part 1

• parent: Finn “Now Finn the son of Findloga had three sons, all sons of a queen, even Eochaid Fedlech, and Eochaid Airemm, and Ailill Anguba.”
• siblings with Eochaid Airemm “Now Finn the son of Findloga had three sons, all sons of a queen, even Eochaid Fedlech, and Eochaid Airemm, and Ailill Anguba.”
• siblings with Ailill Anglonnach “Now Finn the son of Findloga had three sons, all sons of a queen, even Eochaid Fedlech, and Eochaid Airemm, and Ailill Anguba.”

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Extracted from the original text of Heroic Romances of Ireland. Made with Rho MD.