Brian

Brian , in the Celtic Mythology Irish, one of three wire of Tuireann and the grandson of Ogma, the god of the magic and the eloquence of the Tuatha Die Danann.
to resist the Fomoires, Cian, the father of the god Lug, share in the search of magic warriors. Unfortunately, on its way, it crosses the three wire of Tuireann, its sworn enemies. It is metamorphosed out of wild boar, but Brian sees it and warns his/her brothers, Iuchar and Iucharba. Then, extremely of its own druidic science, it transforms his brothers into dogs and launches out to the continuation of Cian which it transpierces of a javelin. It completes it with blows of pierres.
Avant to die, Cian their request to let to him take again its human form and the three wire of Tuireann will have to repurchase a man and not a wild boar. For the price of blood Lug, good prince, requires only three apples of the Gardens of the Sun, a pigskin equipped with capacities of cure belonging to a king of Greece, a lance poisoned near a king of Persia, two horses harnessed with a tank, seven pigs of the king Eassal of the Gold Columns, a dog, a pin to roast appartennat with the nymphs of a kingdom under the sea and three cries to be thrown at the top of the hill of Mochaen.
Les three brothers have chance and arrive at end of six of the eight tests, although they made many exactions everywhere. Then Lug, which knows the future, sends a charm to them: they forget the two last missions. Happy, they return in Ireland, but it is necessary for them to set out again to seek the pin under water and to push the three cris.
Mais they were mortally wounded by Mochaen and its sons and Lug, in spite of entreaties of Tuireann, lets the destiny be achieved. It is the price of initiation there.

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