She was also a smithy, making things of metal, like jewelry, lamps to light the way, and the needed and ornamental metalwork of the country life.
She was a healer, a midwife.
She was a poet.
She taught the Irish to keen when they lost love ones.
She taught them how to whistle, like birds when in ambush in the woods, so the unseen friends could notify each other of coming danger.





