- In
Irish mythology,
Ériu (Old Irish: [ˈeːrʲu];
Modern Irish: Éire [ˈeːɾʲə] ),
daughter of Delbáeth and
Ernmas of the
Tuatha Dé Danann, was the eponymous...
- is from Strasbourg. "Jeff
Erius".
World Athletics.
Retrieved 19 May 2024. Rouschop,
Fabien (June 27, 2021). "At 17, Jeff
Erius won
bronze medal in the 200m...
-
Ériu is an
academic journal of
Irish language studies. It was
established in 1904 as the
journal of the
School of
Irish Learning in Dublin. When the school...
- line of
warrior queens protected Skala. But the
people grew
complacent and
Erius, a
usurper king,
claimed his
young half-sister's throne. Now
plague and...
-
strong economic growth. The
Irish name for
Ireland is Éire,
deriving from
Ériu, a
goddess in
Irish mythology. The
state created in 1922,
comprising 26 of...
- Éire
derive from Old
Irish Ériu, a
goddess in
Irish mythology first recorded in the
ninth century. The
etymology of
Ériu is
disputed but may
derive from...
- PROCO(n)S(ul) P(ii) F(elices) INV(icti) AUG(usti) ET VAL(
erius) CONS[T]ANTIU ET GAL(
erius) VAL(
erius) [MAXSIMI**** NOBILISS(imi) CA]ES(are)S
MURUM VITUDURENSEM...
- king by Bres, and then
tells how Bres was
conceived from a
union between Ériu of the
Tuatha Dé
Danann and
Elatha of the Fomorians.
Because of his ancestry...
-
goddesses of Ireland. Her
husband was Mac Cecht. With her sisters,
Banba and
Ériu, she was part of an
important triumvirate of goddesses. When the Milesians...
- from CELT. Mac Gearailt, Uaitéar (ed.). "The
Edinburgh Text of
Mesca Ulad."
Ériu 37 (1986): 133–80.
Based on Ed. XL. Watson, J.
Carmichael (tr.). "Mesca Ulad"...
