Oilell of Aran
Role: father · First appears: The Gods · The Fate of the Children of Lir · Part 1
In the story of the Children of Lir, Oilell of Aran is the father of Aobh, Aoife (wife of Lir), and Ailbhe. They are named as “the three daughters of Oilell of Aran.”
Relationship record
The Gods · The Fate of the Children of Lir · Part 1
- child: Aobh “For I have here with me the three young girls of the best shape, and the best appearance, and the best name in all Ireland, Aobh, Aoife, and Ailbhe, the three daughters of Oilell of Aran, my own three nurselings.”
- child: Aoife (wife of Lir) “For I have here with me the three young girls of the best shape, and the best appearance, and the best name in all Ireland, Aobh, Aoife, and Ailbhe, the three daughters of Oilell of Aran, my own three nurselings.”
- child: Ailbhe “For I have here with me the three young girls of the best shape, and the best appearance, and the best name in all Ireland, Aobh, Aoife, and Ailbhe, the three daughters of Oilell of Aran, my own three nurselings.”
The Gods · The Fate of the Children of Lir · Part 2
- child: Aoife (wife of Lir) “It is a bad net I put over you, bringing Aoife, daughter of Oilell of Aran, to the house. I would never have followed that advice if I had known what it would bring upon me.”
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Extracted from the original text of Gods and Fighting Men. Made with Rho MD.