The Fir Bolg are a group from Irish mythology, often considered one of the early inhabitants of Ireland. According to legend, they arrived in Ireland after the Tuatha Dé Danann and are described as a people who had a strong connection to the land and nature. They are often depicted as warriors and skilled farmers. In the mythological narrative, the Fir Bolg are said to have been defeated by the Tuatha Dé Danann in a significant battle, leading to their eventual displacement. Their story is part of the larger tapestry of Irish mythology, which includes various other groups and deities that shaped the cultural landscape of ancient Ireland.