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In Celtic mythology, the mother-goddess and land-goddess. Her name parallels those of goddesses in other Indo-European languages as well as the names of various European rivers, such as the Danube. She was also known as the war-goddess Morrigan or Mor-Ríoghain (‘phantom-queen’), under which name she appears as the consort of the Dagda, leader of the mythological Tuatha Dé Danaan in Ireland's medieval hero-tales.



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Sekariani, portraying Dewi Danu, the king's proposed second wife, wailed and ranted loudly against the existence of his first wife, to humorous effect.
Headlining the Shamrock Bowl stage both days will be the Australian Celtic rock band Brother while the Green Darby Garden stage will feature the traditional band Danu.
The high mountain on the horizon rises about 2 kilometers above its surroundings and anchors the near end of a mountain chain called Danu Montes, which extends about 1,000 kilometers beyond the horizon, Saunders says.
 
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