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The Fomorians are a race of supernatural beings in Irish mythology, often portrayed as dark, ugly, and malevolent giants. They are adversaries to the more human-like Tuatha Dé Danann, who eventually defeat them. Fomorians have various forms but are generally described as monstrous beings with deformities; some have only a single eye, a single arm, or a single leg. Their grotesque appearance is symbolic of the chaos and darkness they represent. While not much is mentioned about their birth or death, they are significant figures in Irish mythology, particularly in stories like the "Second Battle of Mag Tuired."

Description
The Fomorians are a race of supernatural beings in Irish mythology, often portrayed as dark, ugly, and malevolent giants. They are adversaries to the more human-like Tuatha Dé Danann, who eventually defeat them. Fomorians have various forms but are generally described as monstrous beings with deformities; some have only a single eye, a single arm, or a single leg. Their grotesque appearance is symbolic of the chaos and darkness they represent. While not much is mentioned about their birth or death, they are significant figures in Irish mythology, particularly in stories like the "Second Battle of Mag Tuired."