Are you fascinated by the enchanting world of Irish mythology? Step into the mysterious realm of ancient Ireland with our comprehensive Online Course on Irish Mythology.
Immerse yourself in the timeless tales of Ireland’s greatest heroes, gods, and goddesses while unraveling the mysteries of the four major cycles: the Mythological Cycle, the Ulster Cycle, the Fenian Cycle, and the Cycle of Kings.
Uncover the hidden symbolism and psychological interpretations behind mythical tales and unravel the threads that connect them to real-world events. As you journey through the Introduction to Irish Mythology, the Mythological Cycle, the Ulster Cycle, the Fenian Cycle, and the Cycle of Kings, you’ll find yourself spellbound by the larger-than-life heroes, magical creatures, and epic battles that lie at the heart of Ireland’s rich narrative tapestry.
Explore 56 captivating lessons carefully organised across six sections and delve into the legends and lore that have shaped the Emerald Isle’s cultural heritage. Each section of the course is meticulously designed to keep you engaged with a variety of interactive content, from vivid storytelling to immersive multimedia experiences.
Our course will not only equip you with a deep understanding of this ancient world but also foster a profound appreciation for the enduring influence of these stories on literature, art, and modern Irish culture.
Establish a solid foundation in Irish Mythology by delving into its origins, inspirations, essential texts, and organization.
Embark on a journey through the Mythological Cycle, exploring the Gaelic gods and goddesses, and the mythic origins of the Irish people. Dive into the exhilarating stories of the Ulster Cycle, from the Táin and the epic adventures of Cú Chulainn to his prophetic birth and untimely death.
Uncover the valiant tales of the Fenian Cycle, including the legendary hero Finn McCool and the warrior guild Na Fianna. Witness Oisín’s journey to the Land of Eternal Youth, and discover how Finn McCool shaped the very landscape of Ireland.
Finally, delve into the captivating world of the Cycle of Kings, learning about the ancient royal sites, inauguration rituals, and remarkable kings like Cormac Mac Airt and Niall of the Nine Hostages.
These stories will stay with you for a lifetime. Whether you’re sitting around a campfire on a starlit night, spinning a yarn over a drink, or answering your children’s demands for one more bedtime story, this online course on Irish Mythology will bring you all the satisfaction of being able to eloquently discuss and share your newfound knowledge with friends, family, and fellow enthusiasts.
Enroll in our Online Course today and immerse yourself in the timeless tales that have captivated the hearts and minds of generations.
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Curriculum
- 5 Sections
- 55 Lessons
- Lifetime
- Introduction to Irish Mythology4
- The Mythological Cycle23
- 3.1A brief overview of the Mythological Cycle
- 3.2Book of the Takings of Ireland (Lebor Gabala Eireann)
- 3.3The Gaelic Gods | Psychology and Irish Mythology
- 3.4The Gaelic Goddesses | Psychology and Irish Mythology
- 3.5Mythic Origins of the Irish People: The Cessarians (1 of 6)
- 3.6Mythic Origins of the Irish People: The Partholonians (2 of 6)
- 3.7Mythic Origins of the Irish People: The Nemedians (3 of 6)
- 3.8Mythic Origins of the Irish People: The Fir Bolgs (4 of 6)
- 3.9Mythic Origins of the Irish People: The Tuatha Dé Danann (5 of 6)
- 3.10Mythic Origins of the Irish People: The Milesians (6 of 6)
- 3.11Who Were the Fir Bolgs? The Basque Connection56 Minutes
- 3.12Who Were the Tuatha Dé Danann?
- 3.13The Arrival of Tuatha dé Danann65 Minutes
- 3.14Who Were the Formorians | Ireland’s Most Mysterious Mythical People?37 Minutes
- 3.15The Tuatha Dé Danann and Irish Fairy Beliefs
- 3.16The Fate of the Children of Lir39 Minutes
- 3.17The Land of the Young – Oisín in Tír na nÓg
- 3.18The Dream of Angus (Aisling Aengus)
- 3.19The Taking of the Fairy Mound (De Gabáil in tSída)
- 3.20Ancient Irish Olympic Games – The Telltown Games (Áenach Talteann)
- 3.21‘The Stolen Child’ A poem by W.B. Yeats
- 3.22The Lore of Place Names (An Dindshenchas)
- 3.23Amergin’s Incantation & Song of Triumph10 Minutes
- The Ulster Cycle10
- 4.1The Táin and other tales from the Ulster Cycle
- 4.2The Pangs of Ulster
- 4.3The Quarrel of the Two Pig Keepers
- 4.4How Conchobhar was begotten and how he took the kingship of Ulster
- 4.5How Cú Chullain Was Begotten
- 4.6How Cú Chullain Got His Name
- 4.7Scáthach’s Prophecy for Cú Chullain
- 4.8The Cattle Raid of Cooley told in under 13 minutes
- 4.9The Death of Cú Chulainn
- 4.10Bonus: Map of Ireland in the Heroic Times
- The Fenian Cycle8
- 5.0Introduction to the Fenian Cycle
- 5.1Fionn, Finn, Fianna, Fian?
- 5.2Na Fianna – An Elite Warrior Guild
- 5.3Who was Finn McCool?
- 5.4Finn Mc Cool’s Advice to a Fianna Warrior4 Minutes
- 5.5Dialogue of the Sages (Acallam na Senórach)
- 5.6The Land of Eternal Youth – Oisín in Tír na nÓg32 Minutes
- 5.7How Finn Mc Cool Created Lough Neagh, Isle of Man, and the Giant’s Causeway10 Minutes
- The Cycle of Kings10
- 6.1Introduction to the Cycle of Kings
- 6.2Ancient Royal Sites of Ireland
- 6.3Royal Inauguration Rituals
- 6.4King Labraid Loingseach – The King with Horse’s Ears
- 6.5King Mongán mac Fiachna
- 6.6King Cormac Mac Airt – A Portrait of “Ireland’s Greatest King”
- 6.7The Life, the Times, and the Death of an Irish High King
- 6.8King Conaire Mór: Conary ‘The Great’
- 6.9King Niall of the Nine Hostages8 Minutes
- 6.10Irish Kings of the 7th & 8th Centuries32 Minutes