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The 6 pages that link to Cú Chulainn, each with the reason it gives.

• Irish mythologyBroader topic: His deeds are among the best-known stories in the Ulster Cycle.

• Historical legendBroader topic: His stories preserve cultural memory through supernatural deeds and a legendary setting.

• Celtic mythologyBroader topic: His feats show how heroic identity and supernatural power meet in Irish tales.

• Táin Bó CúailngeBroader topic: His single combats delay the invading army through much of the saga.

• LughBroader topic: In the Táin, Lugh appears to his son Cú Chulainn and aids him.

• The MorríganRelated: Their encounters make her a force that tests and prophesies the hero’s fate.