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Our little boys will be big men before our help comes with Crip, the calves of our kine will be trained oxen before help comes from Diarmait.“ Source: iso.ucc.ie/Cath-cairnn/Ca… 5/5

Thirty flitches, thirty cows was the feast of the kindred of Fergus, a yearling at the end of the prey was paid to Diarmait for his guesting. 4/5

#FolkloreThursday #Celtic: `The seventh year of the reign of this Diarmaid, king of Ireland, a nun named Sineach Chro came to Diarmaid, her fosterson, to make a complaint to him against Guaire, son of Colman, for having taken her only cow from her`: 1/5

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This is your personal invitation to discuss the draft of the Nua-Celtic Manifesto with me on zotum.net/profile/ncm. We need #degrowth, a #DonutEconomy and #SystemChange to #Conviviality in a #CaringEconomy of #Partnerism within #planetboundaries 🙏 1/2

come over the axe.` Source: Gods and Fighting Men by Lady Gregory - Project Gutenberg eBook 2/2

#WyrdWednesday #Celtic: `Tuirbe, father of Goibniu the Smith, used to throw even better than Len Linfiaclach, for he would make a cast of his axe from Tulach na Bela, the Hill of the Axe, in the face of the flood tide, and he would put his order on the sea, and it would not 1/2

and in strength.` Source: Gods and Fighting Men by Lady Gregory - Project Gutenberg eBook 2/2

#WyrdWednesday #Celtic: `#Lugh asked from the sons of Tuireann the chariot and the two wonderful horses of Dobar, King of Siogair, and the sea was the same as land to them, and there were no faster horses than themselves, and there was no chariot equal to that one in shape 1/2

a priest fallen from heaven." Source: Le Roux/Guyonvarc´h „Die Hohen Feste der Kelten“ 2/2

#WyrdWednesday #Celtic: `There were three miracles in Tailtiu (modern Teltown, Co Meath), where the memory of #Tailtiu, the foster mother of #Lugh, was honoured at #Lughnasadh`: "The man who walked around without a head, the son of a seven-year-old boy, on one finger, 1/2

in that hollow; hence he was called Tuathal Maol Garbh. … His head fell off Abacuc at the fair of Taillte, for having sworn falsely by the hand of Ciaran; and he lived thus headless four years amongst the monks.` Source: celt.ucc.ie/published/T100… 3/3

He is called Tuathal Maol Garbh (‘bald-rough’), for Comain, daughter of Dall Bronach, was his mother, and when she gave birth to Tuathal, she struck his head against a stone as a ceremony foreboding success for him, and the stone made a hollow in his head, and no hair grew 2/3

#WyrdWednesday #Celtic: `Tuathal Maol Garbh, son of Cormac Caoch, son of Cairbre, son of Niall [Naoighiallach], held the sovereignty of Ireland thirteen years. 1/3

Source: Gods and Fighting Men by Lady Gregory - Project Gutenberg eBook 5/5

na-n Gealt, the Valley of Wild Men. And ever since that time, people that have lost their wits make for that valley; and every mad person in Ireland, if he had his way, would go there within twenty-four hours.` 4/5

#WyrdWednesday #Celtic: `The King of France and #Oisin met one another at the eastern end of the strand, and they struck their banners of soft silk into the green hill, and bared their swords and made a quick attack on one another. 1/5