Llyr

• “The Village Hall, DevonFashion EXPOsed/Ethical Shopping, Cardiff, Sat & ThuCrafts and a catwalk show on Saturday showcasing clothing with an ethical conscience, with a talk on Thursday by Llyr Roberts following "the journey of a typical cotton T-shirt".”

  The Guardian: This week's events

• “Selkie prince Conn ap Llyr denies his deeply sensual nature to rule over the immortal Children of the Sea.”

  Angels' Blood Countdown: Virginia Kanta - Sea Lord ARC

• “In a low murmur, she started to tell the story of the daughters of Llyr, one of the countless other tales she told for the injured man these last days.”

  Simon & Schuster: Dark Moon of Avalon

• “She followed the success of this book with retellings of the other three branches in The Song of Rhiannon, The Children of Llyr and Prince of Annwn.”

  Celtic Fantasy

• “In the Third Branch the fallout from these events involves Manawydan son of Llyr, Pryderi son of Pwyll, his mother Rhiannon and his wife Cigfa living in a land magically emptied of human habitation.”

  Archive 2007-01-01

• “Rob, this is Gladys Morgan, who saved our lives on the Mynydd Llyr.”

  Simon & Schuster: To Ruin a Queen

• “Not till July do they ever use those pastures up on the Mynydd Llyr, the long mountain.”

  Simon & Schuster: To Ruin a Queen

• “Mr. Meredith tells me, by the story of Bendigeid Vran, the son of Llyr, in the _Mabinogion_ (iii. 121-9), is reprinted from”

  Lyra Heroica A Book of Verse for Boys

• “Branwen had many lovers, and preferred among them young Gwyllem ap Llyr, a portly lad, who was handsome enough, for all his tiny and piggish eyes, and sang divinely.”

  Chivalry

• “Llyr, a portly lad, who was handsome enough, though he had tiny and piggish eyes, and who sang divinely.”

  Chivalry

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