Sidhe at Clontarf
THE SIDHE IN THE BATTLE OF CLONTARF, A. D. 1014 The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries, by W.Y. Evans-Wentz, [1911] The People of the...
What does "Shining Ones" Mean?
Image: “Riders of the Sidhe” by John Duncan The first Irish fairies were not small and winged, but tall, ageless and sometimes radiant....
Secret Weapon
Tuatha de Danann v. Formorian: Winning the Second Battle of Mag Tuired Fascinating post by Anthony Murphy
Multifaceted Brigid
…and Brigit, that was a woman of poetry, and poets worshipped her, for her sway was very great and very noble. And she was a woman of...
Tory Island--Balor's Base
Scota gazed at rocky, treeless Tory Island, feeling a sense of homecoming as the launch made its way from the yacht Thoraígh to the...
First Love: Cliodhna's Passion for Ciabhan
AND it was in the time of the Fianna of Ireland that Ciabhan [pronounced Kee-von] of the Curling Hair, the king of Ulster’s son, went to...
Enter the Amazing World of Irish Myth and Magic
Ireland’s Tuatha dé Danann: Myth or History? If you were an Irish school child before World War II, you’d have learned your history began...