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>After a long buffeting by storms and seas the >Milesians beached their sturdy galleys in Kerry, and, >according to legend, engaged the Tuatha De Dananns on >the Sliabh Mis Mountain. > >They defeated the De Dananns amid great slaughter and >not before their brave Queen Scota, widow of Milesius, >had fallen mortally wounded. > >Having buried her with all the honours of war and, >after their custom, upright in her grave, with her >face to the rising sun, they pushed on northwards, and >at Tailteann fought the final battle which made them >masters of the country. > >Ireland, which they called Scota, to honour their dead >Queen, was divided between the twin sons of Milesius, >Heber and Heremon. Later a dispute arose between the >two brothers as to who should be ruler of all Ireland. >In the battle that followed at Geashill, Heber was >slain and Heremon was crowned Ard Ri - High King.

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