Troithlidhe, meaning of, [475]
Tuatha De Danann, [47], [51], [52]; their druids, steeds, servants, etc., [524]; the names of their chief people, [52]; believed by O'Donovan and O'Curry to have been real people, [53]; no Irish families descended from them, [76], [563]; their gods die, [80], [287]; their druids, [82], [83]; history of, [280] ff.; confounded with the sidhe, [284]; meaning of the name; [286]; aid Cuchulain, [334]; Mac Firbis on them, [563]
Tuathal, or Toole, [29]; extorts the Boru tribute, [30], [393] ff.
Tugen, the, or poet's robe, [240]
Tuisco, [59]
Tuireann, children of, [78], [287]
Turin glosses, the, [267]
Turlough mac Stairn, tale, [260]
Turpin's Chronicle in Irish, [572]