Live Irish Myths episode 36: The Best Men of the Fianna

In today's episode of Live Irish Myths ("MythFlix"), we will return to the Finn Cycle with a story called 'The Best Men of the Fianna'.
14:20 - skip to 14m 20s for the start of the story!
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[learnrideVIDEOS]

"Be quiet in a great man's house. Be surly in the narrow pass. Do not beat your hound without a cause. Do not bring a charge against your wife without having knowledge of her guilt. Do not hurt a fool in fighting, for he is without his wits. Do not find fault with high up persons. Do not stand up to take part in a quarrel. Have no dealings with a bad man or a foolish man. Let two thirds of your gentleness be showed to women and to little children that are creeping on the floor and to men of learning that make the poems and do not be rough with the common people. Do not give your reverence to all. Do not be ready to have one bed with your companions. Do not threaten or speak big words for it is a shameful thing to speak stiffly unless you can carry it out afterwards. Do not forsake your Lord as long as you live. Do not give up any man who puts himself under your protection for all the treasures of the world. Do not speak against others to their Lord, that is not work for a good man. Do not be a bearer of lying stories or a talebearer that is always chattering. Do not be talking too much. Do not find fault hastily however brave you may be. Do not raise factions against you. Do not be going to drinking houses or finding fault with old men. Do not meddle with low people. This is right conduct I am telling you. Do not refuse to share your meat. Do not have a bad person for your friend. Do not force yourself on a great man or give him an occasion to speak against you. Hold fast to your arms till the hard fight is well ended. Do not give up your opportunity, but with that follow after gentleness." ❤

[Sciencegrinds]

Suggestion: Put a note up to skip the first 10-15 minutes of greetings on the YouTube videos

[badgerhorns]

Maybe this is answered later in the video but the “sea pigs” will be porpoises. A Muc mara is a porpoise.