Dagda

Dagda is a prominent figure in Irish mythology, often referred to as the "Good God." He is one of the Tuatha Dé Danann, a race of deities and supernatural beings in ancient Irish lore. Dagda is associated with fertility, abundance, and strength, often depicted carrying a magical cauldron that never empties and a large club that can kill and revive. He embodies creativity and protection, playing a crucial role in various myths, particularly in overseeing harvests and battles. Dagda symbolizes the balance of life and death, showcasing the complexities of nature and human experience.