Liobhan’s Stories A good indignation brings out all one's powers. — Ralph Waldo Emerson

Liobhan’s origins are shrouded in mystery, although some feel that a clue may be concealed by the Gaelic origins of her name, Liamh, meaning comely or fair, and Bhan, meaning woman. Together, they either mean “Beautiful Woman” or, alternatively, “The Beauty of Women”, which seems a bit over the top, really. Cheeky cow! Who does she think she is, Helen of bloody Troy?