Aibric

Role: young man · First appears: The Gods · The Fate of the Children of Lir · Part 5

About that time, Aibric, a young man of good race, met Fionnuala, Aodh (son of Lir), Conn (son of Lir) and Fiachra (son of Lir). He loved the birds and their singing, and they loved him; he recorded the story of what had happened to them.

Relationship record

Aibric befriended the birds and recorded the story of what had happened to them.(The Gods · The Fate of the Children of Lir · Part 5)
- With: Fionnuala Aodh (son of Lir) Conn (son of Lir) Fiachra (son of Lir)
- “It was about that time it happened them to meet with a young man of good race, and his name was Aibric; and he often took notice of the birds, and their singing was sweet to him and he loved them greatly, and they loved him.”

friends with Fionnuala “It was about that time it happened them to meet with a young man of good race, and his name was Aibric; and he often took notice of the birds, and their singing was sweet to him and he loved them greatly, and they loved him.”
friends with Aodh (son of Lir) “It was about that time it happened them to meet with a young man of good race, and his name was Aibric; and he often took notice of the birds, and their singing was sweet to him and he loved them greatly, and they loved him.”
friends with Conn (son of Lir) “It was about that time it happened them to meet with a young man of good race, and his name was Aibric; and he often took notice of the birds, and their singing was sweet to him and he loved them greatly, and they loved him.”
friends with Fiachra (son of Lir) “It was about that time it happened them to meet with a young man of good race, and his name was Aibric; and he often took notice of the birds, and their singing was sweet to him and he loved them greatly, and they loved him.”

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