Celtic Myths & Legends

Previously only available as a bilingual text in six volumes, this one-volume edition in English only is an important contribution to the wider awareness of Celtic literature. John MacInnes' introduction puts the poems in the context of the life and folklore of the Gaelic community.

Every effort has been made to present Ó Ríordáin’s own interpretation of the site. Nevertheless, while respecting his scholarship, more recent research has advanced our understanding of the periods in question and evidence has been reassessed in that light.

This book will renew your love for myths and legends that were the foundation of the Irish world.

Paperback Edition

This collection of fourteen essays covers a wide range of material that reflects the current range of enquiry within the traditional discipline of folklore, the range of interaction between it and various other disciplines, and indeed the breadth of Gearóid Ó Crualaoich's own interests.

A history of the cult of the ancient Druids, exploring who they really were and what role they played in the Celtic world. 

This pocket guide looks at the story of Ireland’s patron saint and the places which are still associated with him today.

This unique book gives us an insight into a lost world lived by the first Irish people before the coming of the Celts in 200BC.