Fled Bricrend, or 'The Feast of Bricriu', is a classic tale from early Irish literature. This edition, edited by George Henderson, presents the Irish text. The story revolves around the mischievous Bricriu, whose instigation of a great feast leads to rivalry and conflict among the Ulster heroes, particularly CÃ Chulainn, Conall Cernach, and LÃ3egaire BÃ adach. The narrative showcases themes of honor, boasting, and the supernatural. Preserving a vital piece of Irish cultural heritage, this volume is invaluable for students and scholars of Celtic languages, mythology, and folklore.

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