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The second text describes how King Conaire, in riding along a road toward Tara, saw in front of him three strange horsemen, three men of the Sidhe:–’Three red frocks had they, and three red mantles: three red steeds they bestrode, and three red heads of hair were on them. Red were they all, both body and hair and raiment, both steeds and men.’ ‘Who is it that fares before us?’ asked Conaire. ‘It was a taboo of mine for those Three to go before me–the three Reds to the house of Red. Who will follow them and tell them to come towards me in my track?’

The Fairy-Faith in #Celtic Countries, by W.Y. Evans-Wentz, [1911]

There, neither turmoil nor silence …
‘Though fair the sight of Erin’s plains, hardly will they seem so after you have known the Great Plain…
‘A wonder of a land the land of which I speak; no youth there grows to old age….
‘We behold and are not beheld.’–The God Midir, in Tochmarc Etaine.