Note 3-3 — Footnotes.
Joseph Dunn translation
He turned his face northwards then, 3and went on thence to the summit of Sliab Breg, and he saw the peaks3 and knew the land of Cualnge, 4and a great agitation came over him at the sight of his own land and country,4 and he went his way towards it. In that place were women and youths and children lamenting the Brown Bull of Cualnge. They saw the Brown of Cualnge's forehead approaching them. "The forehead of a bull cometh towards us!" they shouted. Hence is Taul Tairb ('Bull's Brow') ever since. 5Then he went on the road of Midluachar to Cuib, where he was wont to be with the yeld cow of Darè, and he tore up the earth there. Hence cometh Gort Buraig ('Field of the Trench').5