Culann

Role: smith · First appears: Here are His Boyish Deeds · Part 2

Life events

In Conall Cernach's account, Conchobar invited Cuchulainn to Culann’s feast, and Cuchulainn agreed to follow later.(Here are His Boyish Deeds · Part 2)
- With: Cuchulainn Conchobar
- “Conchobar said to Cuchulainn: “Come with me,” said he, “to the feast to which we are going, because you are a guest.” '”I have not had enough of play yet, O friend Conchobar,” said the boy; “I will come after you.”
In Conall Cernach's account, Cuchulainn killed Culann’s watch-dog when it attacked him.(Here are His Boyish Deeds · Part 2)
- With: Cuchulainn
- “Now when the dog came to him, he threw away his ball and his club, and seized the dog with his two hands; that is, he put one of his hands to the apple of the dog's throat; and he put the other at its back; he struck it against the pillar that was beside him, so that every limb sprang apart.”
In Conall Cernach's account, Cuchulainn promised to raise a whelp for Culann and defend his cattle until it grew.(Here are His Boyish Deeds · Part 3)
- With: Cuchulainn
- “a whelp of the same litter shall be raised for you by me, and I will be a dog for the defence of your cattle and for your own defence now, until that dog grows”

Extracted from the original text of The Cattle-Raid of Cualnge. Made with Rho MD.