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"Well, I will tell you, young woman," said the hunter, "They are Naois, son of Uisnech, and Allen and Arden his two brothers."

And the youths, all fresh and tall and lithe and beautiful, went home to their father to tell that the sons of Uisnech were safe.

O Naois, son of Uisnech, hear What was shown in a dream to me.

Without a court or slaughter,     great Diarmait Uisnech lifted; A hundred fanes thereafter,     to God and Ciaran gifted.

When Diarmait was installed on the throne, he summoned the convention of Uisnech—one of the places where from time immemorial religious Pan-Iernean assemblies, resembling in character the Pan-Hellenic Olympic gatherings, had been held.