Aoi Mac Ollamain or Ai Mac Ollamain is a god of poetry and one of the Tuatha Dé Danann in Irish mythology. Ai is the son of Olloman, who saved him from the king's decree that Aoi be killed, a decree made response to a druid's prediction that Aoi would be born with special powers.
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| Early invaders | Bith • Cessair • Fintan mac Bóchra • Nemed • Partholón • Tuan mac Cairill |
| Fir Bolg | Eochaid mac Eirc • Rudraige • Sreng • Tailtiu |
| Tuatha Dé Danann | Abhean • Aengus • Aí • Áine • Airmed • Anann • Badb • Banba • Bé Chuille • Boann • Bodb Derg • Brian • Brigid • Caer • Cian • Cliodhna • Creidhne • The Dagda • Danu • Dian Cecht • Ecne • Étaín • Ériu • Fionnuala • Flidais • Fódla • Goibniu • Lir • Luchtaine • Lug • Mac Cuill • Mac Cecht • Mac Gréine • Macha • Manannán • Miach • Midir • Morrígan • Neit • Nemain • Nuada • Ogma • Tuireann • aes sídhe (bean sídhe, leanan sídhe) |
| Four Treasures | Dagda's Cauldron • Spear Lúin • Lia Fáil • Claíomh Solais |
| Fomorians | Balor • Bres • Cethlenn • Cichol Gricenchos • Elatha • Ethniu |
| Milesians | Amergin • Breogán • Éber • Érimón • Fenius Farsa • Goídel Glas • Míl • Scota |
| Others | Birog • Bran mac Febail • Cailleach • Carman • Crom Cruach |
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