Pre Christian Ireland
Pre Christian Ireland
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Fionnbar was sent west to Sidh Meadha, known to-day as Cnoc Meadha, near Tuam, in the county of Galway— a lovely mound, wooded this hour to the top, and known amongst the peasantry of Connacht as Finnbar's hill — or the hill of the Galway and Mayo fairies. In connexion with all these sites there have been in after times, anecdotes and stories of an interest- ing kind, handed down from generation to generation amongst the simple people. Tadhg Mor, son of Nuadhat, was made Lord of Sidhe Jjroma De...ine, close to the mound known at the present day as *he hill of Allen, county Kildare. Dearg Dian-Scothach was con- stituted possessor and defender of Sidh Cleithigh, south of the Boyne bridge, near Slane.
The 'chieftains repaired to their allotted abodes; they fortified and rendered impregnable their homes, ;and helped to protect the weaker members of the Danann Tribes from oppression or from slavery.
The Story of the Children of Lir.
On returning to his mansion on the hill of Sliabh Fuaidh, Lir con- tinued to indulge for a time in the jealous fit arising from the fact that he had not been selected to be king over the Danann tribes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fionnbar was sent west to Sidh Meadha, known to-day as Cnoc Meadha, near Tuam, in the county of Galway— a lovely mound, wooded this hour to the top, and known amongst the peasantry of Connacht as Finnbar's hill — or the hill of the Galway and Mayo fairies. In connexion with all these sites there have been in after times, anecdotes and stories of an interest- ing kind, handed down from generation to generation amongst the simple people. Tadhg Mor, son of Nuadhat, was made Lord of Sidhe Jjroma De...ine, close to the mound known at the present day as *he hill of Allen, county Kildare. Dearg Dian-Scothach was con- stituted possessor and defender of Sidh Cleithigh, south of the Boyne bridge, near Slane.
The 'chieftains repaired to their allotted abodes; they fortified and rendered impregnable their homes, ;and helped to protect the weaker members of the Danann Tribes from oppression or from slavery.
The Story of the Children of Lir.
On returning to his mansion on the hill of Sliabh Fuaidh, Lir con- tinued to indulge for a time in the jealous fit arising from the fact that he had not been selected to be king over the Danann tribes.
What to read after Pre Christian Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ulick Joseph Bourke to read onlineMoreLess
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