irish mythology

The Last Fili? Osborn Bergin: The Scholar Who Carried the Name of Legend

Osborn Joseph Bergin (1873–1950) was a towering figure in Celtic studies. Read on to learn more about this veritable master of the Irish language, in all its historical forms, a brilliant philologist, an exacting editor of manuscripts, and a dedicated teacher who helped shape the next generation of scholars, including Myles Dillon.

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Maria Johnston: Awakening Vision Éire – Channeling Ancient Ireland’s Magic Through Visionary Art & Collective Transformation

Step into the captivating and mystical world of acclaimed Irish visionary artist Maria Johnston. In this intimate and revealing interview, Maria generously shares the fascinating evolution of her creative journey…

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Ancient Tongue – Modern Voice: Siobhán De Poar on Poetry, Language & Heritage

Meet Siobhán De Poar, an acclaimed Irish performance poet, spoken-word artist, dramaturg, file and passionate language revivalist behind Wild Irish Retreats. With roots in West Kerry and Kilkenny, Siobhán has…

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From Folklore to Catwalk: Jennifer Rothwell’s Vibrant Celtic Renaissance

Permanent Stand in the National Gallery of Ireland Dive into the enchanting realm of Jennifer Rothwell, the acclaimed Irish fashion and textile designer revolutionising the Celtic Revival in the digital…

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The Defeat of the Tuatha Dé Danann – How Mere Mortals Destroyed the Old Gods

The Battle of Tailtiu, a pivotal event in Irish mythology, marked the decisive confrontation between the Milesians, the ancestral Gaels, and the Tuatha Dé Danann, the divine race that ruled…

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How Ireland Came To Be Named After A Goddess: The Story of the Milesians Arrival at the Hill of Uisneach

The story of the Milesians’ arrival in Ireland, their encounter at Uisneach with the three goddesses Ériu, Banba, and Fódla, and the events leading to the Battle of Tailtiu (often…

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The Irish Roots of Middle-Earth: Discover How J.R.R Tolkien Was Inspired By Ireland’s Ancient Myth, Language, and Landscapes

J.R.R. Tolkien, the literary genius behind "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit," harboured a profound connection with Ireland that echoed in both his literary creations and personal experiences.…

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