Considering it is mythology, there is no definite answer. Mostly, i think she is pictured with light brown or blond hair. She was the most beautiful of the goddesses, so I guess it could be whatever you choose as long as it is pretty.
there is no direct translation of the phrase - "Solas síoraí" is often used, and this means "eternal light"
You have to wear Irish dancing shoes and there are the light shoes which are kind of like slippers!! And then there are heavy shoes which are kind of like high heels ( but not high tough). And when you are dancing at a show or something you have to wear a dress and there are different dresses as you get better!
There are thirty eight girls. They are friends.
Robert e lee was his child.
Yes, Aileen is Irish for light.
Helios
In Greek mythology, Apollo.
I believe it is the Single Jig/Light Jig in Irish Dancing that was once a Irish Peasant Dance.
No, Lucian is not an Irish word. It is a name derived from Latin meaning "light" or "shining."
A light jig is an Irish dance. It is the second dance that you learn when you start.
Whether you touch the light at upper left or not, the four statues will light up when you pass across them.
In Greek mythology: Apollo
In Irish and Scottish Gaelic, solas (noun).
The Irish version of Lucas is Lúcás; As for Scots Gaelic: ?
Werewolves** After-light is a light visible after the sunset, werewolves can see after dark because they are nocturnal animals and when they see it looks like day. I'm not sure their is any after-light in mythology unless it means the way the creature sees after dark.
There is none. There is a demi-god named Daeg, who was the personification of the Day, but he wasn't worshiped or anything, just a figure in the mythology.