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Versions differ as to Gráinne's subsequent actions. In some Aengus takes Diarmuid's body to his home at [[Brú na Bóinne]]. In some Gráinne swears her children to avenge their father's death upon Fionn, while in others she grieves until she dies herself. In some she is reconciled with Fionn, and negotiates peace between him and her sons; or goes so far as to marry Fionn at last.<ref name="MacKillop"/>
 
==Cosúlachtaí agus tionchar==
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Tá ''Tóraíocht Dhiarmada agus Ghráinne'' ''suntasach isi notablegcomhair fora itschósúlachtaí similaritiesle toscéalta othereile talesle oftríantáin loveghrá trianglesiontu ini Irishlitríocht andGhaelach Europeanagus literature.Eorpach, mar Itshampla hasle a number of parallels with the tale ofscéal [[Deirdre|Dheirdre]] i scéal na [[Rúraíocht]]a, ''[[Longes mac nUislenn]]'' na [[Rúraíocht]]a. LikeMaraon le Gráinne, tá Deirdre isgeallta intendedle to marry a much older manseanfhear, in this case the rí na n[[Uladh]], [[Conchúr Mac Neasa]], butach sheéalaíonn runssí awaylena withleannán herníos young loveróige [[Naoise]], whoa ismaraítear finallytar killedéis aftertóraíocht a long pursuitfhada. However, earlier versions of 'B'Diarmuidfhéidir and Gráinne'' may not have been so similar to the Ulster tale; for instanceé, medieval references imply that Gráinne actually married Fionn and divorced himáfach, rathergo thanraibh fleeingéagsúlachtaí beforeáirithe theirann wedding.<refi name="MacKillop"/>leaganacha níos Anotherluaite tale,den ''Scéla Cano meic GartnáinTóraíocht'',; includesmar anshampla, episodecuireann intagairtí whichna ameánaoise youngle wifefios drugsgur everyonephós inGráinne herFionn householdagus besidesmarried herFionn desired.agus fuair Assí incolscaradh ''Diarmuiduaidh, andseachas Gráinne''éalú sheag eventually convinces the reluctant hero to be her lover, with tragican resultsmbainis.<ref> name="MacKillop, ''Dictionary of Irish Mythology'', lch. 74.<"/ref><ref name= "Reader">{{
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I scéal eile, ''Scéla Cano meic Gartnáin'', tugann bean chéile óg drugaí do chách ina theaglach seachas a ''desired''. Maraon leis an ''Tóraíocht'', sa deireadh d'áitigh sí ar an laoch drogallach bheith ina leannán, le torthaí tubaisteacha.<ref>MacKillop, ''Dictionary of Irish Mythology'', lch. 74.</ref>
 
Ta sé mollta ag scoláirí éagsúla, go suntasach [[Gertrude Schoepperle]], go raibh tionchar i leith ag an ''Tóraíocht'' ar an seanscéal [[Tristan agus Iosóid]].<ref name="MacKillop"/><ref>Schoepperle, ''Tristan and Iseult''.</ref> Forbraíodh an scéal sa Fhrainc i rith na 12ú haoise, ach is sa Bhreatain atá sé suite. Titeann an laoch, [[Tristan]], i ngrá leis an mbanphrionsa [[Isóid]] á tionlacan chun a uncail [[Mark of Cornwall]] a phósadh. Tosaíonn siad a gcaidreamh taobh thiar droim Mharcais, ach after they are discovered, their adventures become more like the Irish story, ina measc sraith ina fhanann na leannáin i gcró folaigh rúnda san fhorais.
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