Professor Michael O’Kelly, who excavated the site, reported: “The Brú was associated with the Dagda, the Good God; his wife, Boann; and his son Oengus; all belonging to the Tuatha Dé, a people said to have inhabited Ireland before the coming of the Gael or Celts and who thereafter retreated into the fairy mounds and forts of Ireland.
وكلهم من شعب تواتا دي دانان ،‏ الذي قيل انه سكن ايرلندا قبل قدوم الڠَيْليين او السَّلْتيين وتقهقر بعد ذلك الى الآكام والحصون الايرلندية التي تسكنها الجنيّات .‏