Aoife (daughter of Manannan)

Family: Tuatha de Danaan · First appears: The Fianna · Diarmuid and Grania · The Wood of Dubhros · Part 1

Life events

A dispute between Aine and Aoife led to a hurling match between the Men of Dea and the Fianna.(The Fianna · Diarmuid and Grania · The Wood of Dubhros · Part 1 · 📍 Loch Lein)
- With: Aine
- “There rose a dispute one time between two women of the Tuatha de Danaan, Aine and Aoife, daughters of Manannan, son of Lir, for Aoife had given her love to Lugaidh's Son, and Aine had given her love to a man of her own race, and each of them said her own man was a better hurler than the other. And it came from that dispute that there was a great hurling match settled between the Men of Dea and the Fianna of Ireland, and the place it was to be played was on a beautiful plain near Loch Lein.”

parent: Manannan “There rose a dispute one time between two women of the Tuatha de Danaan, Aine and Aoife, daughters of Manannan, son of Lir, for Aoife had given her love to Lugaidh's Son, and Aine had given her love to a man of her own race, and each of them said her own man was a better hurler than the other.”
courtship with Lugaidh's Son “There rose a dispute one time between two women of the Tuatha de Danaan, Aine and Aoife, daughters of Manannan, son of Lir, for Aoife had given her love to Lugaidh's Son, and Aine had given her love to a man of her own race, and each of them said her own man was a better hurler than the other.”
siblings with Aine “There rose a dispute one time between two women of the Tuatha de Danaan, Aine and Aoife, daughters of Manannan, son of Lir, for Aoife had given her love to Lugaidh's Son, and Aine had given her love to a man of her own race, and each of them said her own man was a better hurler than the other.”

Extracted from the original text of Gods and Fighting Men. Made with Rho MD.