Celtic Mythology Blog
The Dagda is as the Dagda Does.
Said the Dagda: ‘The power which ye boast I shall wield it all by myself.’ ‘It is thou art the Dagda (good hand)’ saith everyone: wherefore thenceforward the name ‘Dagda’...
The Dagda is as the Dagda Does.
Said the Dagda: ‘The power which ye boast I shall wield it all by myself.’ ‘It is thou art the Dagda (good hand)’ saith everyone: wherefore thenceforward the name ‘Dagda’...
The Three Strains
One of the most welcomed people in this skilled society were the bard's whose performances added much needed cheer in tales songs and music. Of course there are many who...
The Three Strains
One of the most welcomed people in this skilled society were the bard's whose performances added much needed cheer in tales songs and music. Of course there are many who...
It's Not Over Until a Goddess of Poetry and Bat...
What deeds could there be had if there were no one to record and remember them? Who would recall the names of the slain in times to come if not...
It's Not Over Until a Goddess of Poetry and Bat...
What deeds could there be had if there were no one to record and remember them? Who would recall the names of the slain in times to come if not...
Lugh Lámhfada - Ildánach of the Tuatha Dé Danan...
Throughout the stories of Lugh Lámhfada, we see him continually striving to achieve mastery: First, of his life, in survival and fosterage; Then, in all of his skills to prove...
Lugh Lámhfada - Ildánach of the Tuatha Dé Danan...
Throughout the stories of Lugh Lámhfada, we see him continually striving to achieve mastery: First, of his life, in survival and fosterage; Then, in all of his skills to prove...