Although such women allegedly existed, KMM invented the phrase Sidhe-seer.
They were Ligurians (related to Basques) mixed with Lapps, and they came originally from Iuchurbe (ancient Norway). They lived in the Hebrides (Lochlann) before they invaded Ireland. They were defeated conclusively by the Tuatha De Danaan at Moytura, where Balor of the Evil Eye's eye was put out by a slingshot.
Tuatha Na Gael was created in 1995-04.
Tuatha de Danann - band - was created in 1995.
tuath de danaan
No, they are legendary.
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Celts, Tuatha de Danann, FirbolgCeltsCelts.
Means: Érin (Ireland). Read Irish mythology (goddess among the Tuatha Dé Danann)
It was made up of approximately 150 small kingdoms, called tuatha in Irish. Each one had its own king. The High King of Ireland lived on the Hill of Tara in Co. Meath. He didn't rule the tuatha. However, if Ireland was invaded, he could draw soldiers from every tuatha in Ireland. This is what happened when the Vikings invaded.
Nobody really discovered Ireland. The legendary Tuatha Dé Dannan are said to be the first to live there. Then the Celts came along.
Roughly "tooaha djae dhanan"thoo-a-ha d-yae dhan-un