Tag: ireland
Irish Myths and Legends
When it comes to crafting captivating narratives, the Irish have undoubtedly mastered the art of weaving intricate tales. Their rich heritage of myths and legends is an integral part of Ireland's vibrant history. Anyone venturing to the Emerald Isle is bo...
Banshee: Ireland's Screaming Harbinger of Death
You might not think a crying, screaming ghost is a good thing, but you’d be wrong. The Irish banshee does predict death, but she also serves as a cathartic symbol and has a long history going all the way back to the 8th century.
Flying Over Ireland
A country in northwestern Europe, occupying about 5/6 of the island of Ireland to the south.
The Dark Mysteries Of Ireland's Haunted Ruins
From haunted castles to dark and dangerous woodlands, Ireland's dark history of magic, ritual and prime evil worship.
Celtic Mythology: The Invasion of Ireland - The Battle of Moytura
The First Battle of Moy Tura, where the Fir Bolg and the Tuatha De Dannan went to war.
James Galway Greatest Hits
Sir James Galway OBE is an Irish virtuoso flute player from Belfast, nicknamed "The Man with the Golden Flute". He established an international career as a solo flute player. In 2005, he received the Brit Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music at the...
KINGS had to OBEY this LAW in Ancient Ireland
Imagine a system of law so ancient, so just, and so polycentric that the kings and queens of the land had to obey it! This system existed for 1000s of years in Ancient Ireland.
The Wellerman (Gingertail Cover)
Everyone seems to be covering this song lately. This is a unique and beautiful rendition.
Westlife - Croke Park Stadium (2012)
Popular boy band Westlife of world-wide fame had their Farewell tour in 2012. This is their sold out show at Croke Park Stadium. Six years later they reformed in 2018. In 2019 they released a new album and it immediately hit #1 on the charts and became...
Ireland and the Druids
In a follow up to a previous video on this channel, we take a deep dive into the Druids of Irish mythology, and contrast them not only with their brethren on Britain and Gaul, but with later accounts by Church writers in the early medieval period.