At age 7, Hurls a stone pillar overhead

The lad deciphered the writing and put his two arms around the pillar-stone. Just as the pillar stone was with its overhead, he flung it with a cast of his hand into the moat, so that a wave passed over it. "Methinks," spake Ibar, "it is no better now than to be where it was. And we know thou shalt now get on this green the thing thou desirest, even the token of death, yea, of doom and destruction!" For it was the violation of a geis of the sons of Necht Scenè to do that thing.

- The Ancient Irish Epic Tale Táin Bó Cúalnge - Translator: Joseph Dunn