TADG IN THE ISLANDS.—­
  S. Hayes O’Grady, Silva Gaedelica.

LAEGAIRE IN THE HAPPY PLAIN.—­
  S.H.  O’Grady, Silva Gaedelica;
  Kuno Meyer in Nutt’s Voyage of Bran.

FATE OF THE CHILDREN OF LIR.—­
  O’Curry, Atlantis.

PART TWO.  THE FIANNA

THE COMING OF FINN, AND FINN’S HOUSEHOLD.—­
  Proceedings Ossianic Society;
  Kuno Meyer, Four Songs of Summer and Winter;
  Revue Celtique;
  S. Hayes O’Grady, Silva Gaedelica;
  Curtin’s Folk Tales.

BIRTH OF BRAN.—­
  Proc.  Ossianic Society.

OISIN’S MOTHER.—­
  Kennedy, Legendary Fictions Irish Celts;
  Mac Innis;
  Leabhar na Feinne.

BEST MEN OF THE FIANNA.—­
  Dean of Lismore’s Book;
  Silva Gaedelica;
  Leabhar na Feinne.

LAD OF THE SKINS.—­
  Waifs and Strays of Celtic Tradition;
  Larminie’s Folk Tales;
  Curtin’s Tales.

THE HOUND.—­ Silva Gaedelica;
 Whitley Stokes, Dinnsenchus.

RED RIDGE.—­
  Silva Gaedelica.

BATTLE OF THE WHITE STRAND.—­
  Kuno Meyer, Anec.  Oxonienses;
  Hanmer’s Chronicle;
  Dean of Lismore;
  Curtin’s Tales;
  Silva Gaedelica.

KING OF BRITAIN’S SON.—­
  Silva Gaedelica.

THE CAVE OF CEISCORAN.—­
  Silva Gaedelica.

DONN, SON OF MIDHIR.—­
  Silva Gaedelica.

HOSPITALITY OF CUANNA’S HOUSE.—­
  Proc.  Ossianic Society.

CAT-HEADS AND DOG-HEADS.—­
  Dean of Lismore;
  Leabhar na Feinne;
  Campbell’s Popular Tales of the Western Highlands.

LOMNA’S HEAD.—­
  O’Curry, Orc.  Treith, O’Donovan, ed.  Stokes.

ILBREC OF ESS RUADH.—­
  Silva Gaedelica.

CAVE OF CRUACHAN.—­
  Stokes, Irische Texts.

WEDDING AT CEANN SLIEVE.—­
  Proc.  Ossianic Society.

THE SHADOWY ONE.—­
  O’Curry.

FINN’S MADNESS.—­
  Silva Gaedelica.

THE RED WOMAN.—­
  Hyde, Sgealuidhe Gaedhealach.

FINN AND THE PHANTOMS.—­
  Kuno Meyer, Revue Celtique.

THE PIGS OF ANGUS.—­
  Proc.  Ossianic Society.

HUNT OF SLIEVE CUILINN.—­
  Proc.  Ossianic Society.

OISIN’S CHILDREN.—­
  O’Curry;
  Leabhar na Feinne;
  Campbell’s Popular Tales of the Western Highlands;
  Stokes, Irische Texte;
  Dean of Lismore;
  Celtic Magazine;
  Waifs and Strays of Celtic Tradition.

BIRTH OF DIARMUID.—­
  Pursuit of Diarmuid and Grania
      (Society for Preservation of the Irish Language);
  Campbell’s Popular Tales.