Plain of Muirthemhne

attribution: I remember, however, reading somewhere as to the Plain of Muirthemhne, of which Cuchulainn, our Setanta Beg, had special charge, that it was so called because it had once been submarine and become sin (Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx > Volume I > Chapter VI: The Folklore of the Wells)

"I remember, however, reading somewhere as to the Plain of Muirthemhne, of which Cuchulainn, our Setanta Beg, had special charge, that it was so called because it had once been submarine and become since the converse, so to say, of Seithennin's country."

I remember, however, reading somewhere as to the Plain of Muirthemhne, of which Cuchulainn, our Setanta Beg, had special charge, that it was so called because it had once been submarine and become sin (Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx, Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx > Volume I > Chapter VI: The Folklore of the Wells)

"I remember, however, reading somewhere as to the Plain of Muirthemhne, of which Cuchulainn, our Setanta Beg, had special charge, that it was so called because it had once been submarine and become since the converse, so to say, of Seithennin's country."