Nuadhán

Nuadhán is a figure from Irish mythology, primarily appearing in the Ulster Cycle. He is a warrior and a member of the Red Branch of the Ulstermen, known for his ferocity and skill in battle. Nuadhán is often depicted as a formidable opponent, someone to be reckoned with by his enemies.

His most notable appearance is in the tale "Serglige Con Culainn" (The Sick-Bed of Cú Chulainn). In this story, Nuadhán is one of the champions who accompanies Cú Chulainn on his adventures. He is described as a brave and loyal companion, participating in the various challenges and battles that the heroes face.

While not as central a character as Cú Chulainn or Conall Cernach, Nuadhán serves as a significant supporting figure, representing the strength and martial prowess of Ulster. His presence reinforces the heroic atmosphere of the sagas and highlights the collective might of the Ulstermen. Details about his lineage or personal life are generally sparse, with his characterization focused on his warrior attributes.