The Traditional Tales of Ancient Ireland

Within the Irish imagination are four complete worlds to immerse yourself in, with their own inspiring heroes, awesome villains and compelling stories that weave together in a separate and connected way.

Mythological Cycle

• The Book of Invasions – Part 1: Cesaire
• The Book of Invasions – Part 1: Cesaire – The World’s Mythologies
• The Book of Invasions – Part 1: Cesaire (Pagan version)
• The Book of Invasions – Part 1: Ceasair (Christian version)
• Fintan Mac Bochra and the Hawk of Achill
• The Manor of Tara
• Nemed
• The Book of Invasions – Part 3: Nemed and the Fir Bolg
• Parthelon
• The Book of Invasions – Part 2: Partholon
• Fir Bolg
• The Book of Invasions – Part 4: The First Battle of Moy Tura
• Cian and Eithne
• The Dagda’s Harp
• The Book of Invasions – Part 5: The Second Battle of Moy Tura
• The Book of Invasions – Part 6: The Sons of Mil
• The Book of Invasions

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Ulster Cycle

• The Birth of Cuchulainn
• Setanta Joins the Boy’s Troop
• How Cuchulainn Got His Name
• How Cuchulainn took up Arms
• The Curse of Macha
• Cuchulainn: The Wooing of Emer
• Cuchulainn’s Training With Scathach
• The Pillow Talk of Maeve and Aillil
• Deirdre of the Sorrows
• Cuchulainn and the Champion’s Portion
• The Champion’s Portion 2
• The Champion’s Portion 3
• Ferdia at the Ford
• The Son of Cuchulainn
• The Sickbed of Cuchulainn
• The Death of Cuchulainn

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Fenian Cycle

• Finn and the Fianna
• The Birth and Boyhood of Finn Mac Cumhall
• Caoilte’s Rabble
• The Hostel of the Quicken Trees
• Oisín in Tír na nÓg
• Diarmuid and Gráinne

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Other

• The Children of Lir
• The Voyage of Bran
• Midir and Etain
• Brigid the Goddess
• Brigid the Saint
• The Gobán Saor

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