Associated with crafts, specifically smithing. One of the three gods of art, with his brothers Creidhne and Luchtaine.

Name(s): Goibniu. His name is related to that of the Welsh Gofannon and the Gaulish Gobannus.

Parents: Goibniu and his brothers are said to be the sons of Esarg.

In the Second Battle of Mag Tuired Goibniu is also said to be brother to Dian Cecht and Nuada, which could mean that Creidhne and Luchtaine are as well.

Spouse: Name unknown.

Children: Unknown

Affiliations: Tuatha de Danann

Locations: Goibniu’s forge is said to have stood at Mullaghmast Hill in County Kildare.

Tales: The Second Battle of Mag Tuired tells how Creidhne, Goibniu and Luchtaine made the weapons used by the Tuatha de Danann to defeat the Fomorians.

Other details: With his brothers, Goibniu made weapons and armor for the Tuatha de Danann. As the smith he made and repaired swords, spears and javelins.

Goibniu is also the host of great feasts, during which he provides his guests with a drink that protects them from aging.