Mess Búachalla

Mes Buachalla, also measuring Búachalla ( " foundling of the Cowherd ") is the name of a legendary figure from the Ulster Cycle of Celtic mythology of Ireland.

In the story Togail Bruidne Since Derga ( " The destruction of the hall since Dergas " ) called Mes Buachalla as mother of King Conaire Mór and wife of Etarscél. Here she is the daughter of High King Eochaid Fedlech and Étain.

According to the legend Tochmarc Etaine ( " The wooing of Étaín " ) it should be the daughter of High King Eochaid Airem Eochaid Fedlechs brother, with his own daughter ESA, which keeps this for his wife Étain. Because of this accidental incest he wants to kill the mother and child, but they find refuge with a shepherd and his wife. Since Mes Buachalla grows into a beauty, she takes the high king Etarscél to wife. Your son Conaire Mór they should have received by a night of passion with a stranger, who flew in at night in form of a bird in her bedroom; Etarscél keeps him ignorant of his own son.