In Irish mythology, the goddess of sovereignty and the land is known as Ériu (or Éire). Ériu symbolizes the spirit of Ireland and represents the people’s connection to their homeland. She is often associated with the concept of sovereignty, where she bestows kingship over the land. The narratives surrounding Ériu highlight themes of rule, national identity, and the symbiotic relationship between the land and its inhabitants, encapsulating the cultural significance of place and its divine custodians.