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'''Niamh''', also known as '''The Wren''', (died c. | '''Niamh''', also known as '''The Wren''', (died c. 879) was an [[Ireland|Irish]] poet and member of the [[Children of Danu]], a branch of the [[Order of the Ancients]] that operated in Ireland during the late 9th century.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] – [[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref> | ||
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Niamh, also known as The Wren, (died c. 879) was an Irish poet and member of the Children of Danu, a branch of the Order of the Ancients that operated in Ireland during the late 9th century.[1]
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