Fights after being impaled through the chest

At that time they were at the edge-feat of swords. It was then Ferdiad caught Cuchulain in an unguarded moment, and he gave him a thrust with his tusk-hilted blade, so that he buried it in his breast, and his blood fell into his belt, till the ford became crimsoned with the clotted blood from the battle-warrior's body. Cuchulain endured it not, under Ferdiad's attack, with his death-bringing, heavy blows, and his long strokes and his mighty, middle slashes at him.

- The Ancient Irish Epic Tale Táin Bó Cúalnge - Translator: Joseph Dunn (https://www.gutenberg.org/files/16464/16464-h/16464-h.htm)