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| The Tuatha Dé Danann were the mysterious god-like people of ancient Ireland, and were the race most closely connected with the ancient megalithic sites of Ireland such as Brú na Bóinne. Stories of the Tuatha Dé are wide and varied, and contain a magical appeal which has not been lost to the immense time which has lapsed since then. |
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Gods of the Heavens - were the ancient gods connected with constellations in the sky? Were the Tuatha De Danann really hostile beings who descended from the heavens? Did the ancient people watch the sky for comets? The
Fate of the Children of Lir - the second sorrowful tale
of storytelling. The drowning of Boann - The story of Boann's temptation, and her drowning. Danu and Bile - The Primordial Parents? Lugus - The Many-Gifted Lord The Morrigan - Goddess of Battle Brighid - Bright Goddess of the Gael Deities - Basic Types of Celtic Gods |
Stories of the ancient gods 
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A comprehensive listing of dozens of books on mythology, astronomy, archaeology, ancient mysteries and Ireland. |
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