Illustration of Clíodhna in R.D. Joyce's Ballads of Irish Chivalry (1872) In Irish mythology, Clíodhna (Clídna, Clionadh, Clíodna, Clíona, transliterated to Cleena in English) is a Queen of …

When one day Ciabhán went off to hunt, Cliodhna remained at the seashore but was swept away by a wave incanted by Manannán MacLir, the sea Deity. Ever since that time the tide in …

Apr 2, 2020 · Picture by Tammy Wampler Cliodhna, a very attractive fairy woman, perhaps the most beautiful, was sometimes said to be the Queen of the Banshees, or at least the ones in …

Mar 14, 2021 · Cliodhna also enjoys enchanting Celtic music with the flute and harp. She recently told me she enjoys eggs and flowers as offerings, as well. How often you give Cliodhna …

Cliodhna was the first Assassin in the Celtic Pantheon. Cliodhna is the first playable god to have the deafen CC. Cliodhna is the only god who can enter and move through map walls. The …

Her palace, located near Mallow in Cork, still bears the name ‘Carrig-Cleena,’ which means ‘Cliodhna’s rock.’ With every resounding crash of a wave along the shoreline, the memory of …

This beautiful Goddess fell in love with a handsome mortal, Ciabhan of the Curling Locks. But she was thwarted by Manannán mac Lir, who lulled her to sleep with a lilting melody when she was …

Jan 26, 2022 · Analysis: a rock in Co Cork in closely associated with many legends around Chlíodhna and is known as a door to the Otherworld. Special rocks and ancient sacred stones …

Their years, their gentle deeds, their flags are furled!\ And deeply down, under the stiffened world,\ In oaken chests are kings and princes thrust,\ To crumble, day by day, into the dust\ A …

Carrigcleena is an outcrop of rocks near Mallow that is said to contain Clíodhna's palace. Carrigcleena, meaning Cleena's rock, [5] is a natural rock feature about 5 mi (8.0 km) south of …