Live Irish Myths episode 59: Lebor Gabála - the arrival of the Fir Bolg

In today's episode of MythFlix, we return to the Book of Invasions (Lebor Gabála Érenn), this time focusing on the invasion or arrival of the Fir Bolg.
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[rockraprecords]

Love to hear about other Celtic people's and languages and regions and so forth Alot seem to forget at one point of time there was celt's all over the place. Though similar different as well been watching these alot

[hbirch]

Can you do a review of the Lebor Clann Glas?

[lelandgaunt]

Wood is often a metaphor for wisdom in Irish lore, so perhaps knots in the wood implies knowledge (perhaps of the brehons) or wisdom (maybe of the druids) getting knotted up or twisted in some manner - a time when the intelligensia tied themselves up in pointless knots?

[beowulf.reborn]

So the Fir Bolg were not deities then?
Or is it commonplace for Irish deities to die from plague and war etc?