Nice explanation thanks.

I've learned from you and appreciate your guidance! Thank you! I've often wondered if they were from the lost Tribe of Dan.

And some fellas just refer to them as fairies. Don't know how different a "fae" is to these deities, but certainly the Tuatha Dé are the indigenous gods of the irish.

Craft as bronze making but other things...but bronze would be the most magical mystico amazing.

Richard Shaver (Shaver Mysteries) spoke of the Gottess Diana. He said that 'she' was really a man. Both Dion and Diana are shown wearing a hunting bow in Greek myth. So Dyana/Diana was actually Dion. Shaver said she held warriors captive and was a badass. So were the Tuatha De Danann captive to Dana? The demise of Lugh from his initial rising as the sun Gott in the army of the Sidhe into his dark mood after the murder of his dad and to his and the Tuatha De's hostilities with the Sidhe in Finn's time perhaps illustrates their enslavement to Dyon/Dyana.

I believe they were fallen angels. Especially, because they all have the snakes in common.They are son' and daughters of God.