Conchobor

/ˈkɒŋkoʊbɔːr/ noun

Definition

In Irish mythology, a legendary king of Ulster known for his warrior exploits and tragic relationships.

Etymology

From Irish Gaelic 'Conchobair'. A proper name from Irish epic literature, appearing in stories like the Ulster Cycle.

Kelly Says

Conchobar mac Nessa is one of Irish mythology's most fascinating tragic heroes—his life was marked by prophecies he couldn't escape and love he couldn't keep, making him a figure who shows up again and again in Irish storytelling for over a thousand years.

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