Highly mystical figures, the Tuatha Dé Danann are gods, goddesses, magicians and druids from Irish Celtic mythology. Their name, Tuatha Dé Danann, means “People of the Goddess of Dana” or “Tribe of Dana”.
By analogy, we can compare the Tuatha Dé Danann to the Greek gods living on Olympus. Each God has his own talents, and acts on the rest of the world according to his conscience. According to the writings, a hierarchy even existed between each God, dividing their mode of operation into 3 levels, including :
The origin of these gods can be traced back to the 4 islands to the north of the world: when they arrived in Ireland, they gathered 5 magical artifacts: the Stone of Fal (found in Newgrange), the club of Dagda, the spear of Lug, the cauldron and the sword of Nuada.
