Celtic Mythology: Mythic Origins of the Irish People

Mythical origins of the Irish people from the accounts of the Lebor Gabhála Éren (Book of the Taking of Ireland) and the eminent historian Geofrey Keating's General History of Ireland.
Cesarians
Partholónians
Nemedians
Formorians
Fir Bolgs
Tuatha De Danann
Milesians
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[@mjohnson1741]

Not Irish but African, this is really important. Never lose your culture it's your TRUTH and you damn sure don't EVER get your history from the people who oppressed you, God bless& namaste!

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[@patrickfitzgerald2052]

@m Johnson The Irish aren't African we're European stop stealing our history.

[@NathairRi]

The Irish were used and sold as slaves, long before Africans

[@DeanMorrissey-fu1yf]

North Africa ,not subsahara Africa .

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I was amazed to watch that one of the illustrations is my art-work about the battle of Moytura.

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when searching for wisps of memory of the origins of humanity its better to ignore time , the time of man is much greater it seems than what has been taught.

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[@thomasmccauley414]

The Irish were not limited to the isle of Ireland. There is a cave close to the border of Colorado and Oklahoma, close to the Arkansas River where there is Ogham writing. The writing can only be read during the vernal and autumnal equinox. This manifests an obvious understanding of astronomy. The evidence suggests that there was considerable contact between the Native Americans and Irish Celts.

[@karabbitss]

It's nice to hear someone else question the teaching of our ancient ones being simple hunter gatherers, without wisdom. I believe there is a lot that has been oppressed by the religion of our time out of fear. The Ancients had greater wisdom and knowledge of the ways of things.

[@jamescorbett3611]

I really enjoyed your video. We Irish and also the Welsh have been robbed and denuded of so much of our cultures and real histories. It is time to defend our heriatge and languages.

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You must!

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Erin Go Bragh

[@willwilliamlohanolochain5252]

The Narrator is exceptional . I recognise his voice from other historical lectures. His knowledge and communication skills are top of the class. You can feel and live the honesty of his delivery - if that makes any sense. As he says near the end, it’s not about believing , and Pride in the history and culture - it’s more about feeling and being Protective of such history and Culture, until such time as more can be unearthed and understanding increased. Truly great narration and depiction. Go raibh míle maith agát.

[@mikesemon7392]

Galway in Ireland, Galicia in Spain, Portu-gal, France was Gaul, Galatia in Turkey, Gal-ilee in Palestine and so on. They all have bagpipes like Scotland and Ireland. Danube river is also called Duna, Danu, and the Duoro river in Portugal. Homer says that the Dorians and Danaans were the ones who seized Troy. In one Irish story about the sons of Tuerran they describe going to Greece, Egypt and other places for a debt they owe.

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Pretty much everybody has bagpipes, but who taught cats to purr? ;)

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[@lallyoisin]

You've some gall Mike! 🤣 Here's one I picked up recently in reference to danu - d'anu de=God (in ainm de - give or take a fada) or de = of/from. Anu According to Sumerians only one race predated their good selves: Anunnaki So are we evolving or devolving?

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Oisin Lally they were the Annunaki

[@lallyoisin]

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[@beckwoodrow7103]

When I was at Tullamore National School in the early 1960's, that wasn't mythology but chapter 1 of the standard history book, merging seamlessly from this to Brian Boru and beyond. Wish I still had a copy!

[@spartacusmills3569]

Too true......

[@adjjal]

Wow that's so cool I wish u did too

[@margaretnesbeth593]

Beck Woodrow, yes, I remember those history books they are what made me love history as a subject, I wonder if there are any copies of those books stored in some public office store room. If so they should root them out, publish them and sell them in book shops.

[@BrehonAcademy]

@@margaretnesbeth593 I remember these too. They don't start to teach history in Ireland until 3rd class, so 7 or 8 years of age. And the first book they give us is a book of Irish legends. I remember learning about these in school thinking they were true stories - too young to know any different. I would come home from school and sit my younger brother and cousin down and tell them about the Salmon of Knowledge like it was a real thing we could probably find if we looked for it. I think the schools could have done way more, but I'm glad that my introduction to history was a magical one.

[@Irishidentitarian]

The fourth city Kevin couldn't remember is Findias. Could be forgotten given it's very similar to Failias. This is an exhilarating show. I'm so grateful.

[@blackspace5342]

Tanks for dat

[@delontecunningham8481]

Fantastic. Love learning true history from the actual people, not the stuff taught in "school". Thank You.

[@patrickfitzgerald2052]

This isn't your history Bantu.

[@andew8922]

more than just myths and legends such a fascinating subject

[@andreawindrim8235]

They say that a lot of Irish we have o negative blood which can be traced back to Noah. Plus a lot of Egyptian Pharaohs had red hair e.g. Tuthakumun because red hair is connected with o negative blood too. Excellent video. Thank you. Blessings.

[@angiem3068]

Excellent! So well done

[@mrticheler2991]

I found the similarities in the stories of Lew slaying Balor by sling and David Goliath the same way, very interesting. Especially, because both stories refer to the place of the third eye!

[@cmac7562]

retell these stories to our children. they'll soak them up like sponges and guarantee they'll have an insight the adult brain can't comprehend. great work 'Brehon Law Academy'

[@StormyPeg42]

Dude, you’re going to have to let go of the Noah connections, they were probably added by christian scholars for the same reason as they stole the goddess Bridget, to make christianity part of our history. If you want to believe the children of Lir were released by St Patrick then please keep the fairy tale going, but I think you’re more intelligent than that and its time we started to separate religion from our history, our religion can’t have had anything to do with our history until after the year 32 and that is that.

[@jenniferhouse1939]

@@StormyPeg42 I agree .....I believe the portion abt the Phoenicia ppl because they were found as far as New Zealand but all this biblical inclusion is exactly that .....added

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The bible is not a literal story. It is true. Just follow the etymology. Its the story of creation shared by every civilization dating all the way back to ancient Babylonia. The names which are words that differ from language to language represent the same idea and concepts.

[@user-kj5qy8ip5v]

@@StormyPeg42 the bible is true. Its just been so misinterpreted and taken out of context. Study the original texts. Replace the concepts of god jesus and followers with aspects of nature instead. Makes a lot more sense

[@StormyPeg42]

АЛЕКСАНДР ФИЛИПС so imagine you are a god, could you do a better job of this world than the current god of your choice? I could, so your god is subpar. A god can’t be subpar but a myth sure can be.

[@11abrook]

Good work Kevin, at last Irelands' Culture and History emerges. The time is right. Thanks to the Internet too.

[@mikesemon7392]

Brehon Law Academy This is really cool. I am aware of alot of other cultures with similar stories and names. The norse talk about Aduna, Sith, and Scotti, and the Egyptians tell about the mystery sea people's, the Galicia in Spain, Galatia in Turkey and even the Illiad from Homer describes the Danaans and Dorians who the two great rivers in Europe are named after. Have you seen the tragedy of Tuerrans sons? Awesome story.

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Brehon Law Academy Were the Highland clans of Scotland similar to the Irish Tuas?

[@bridgettemcfarlane617]

Amazing info. Scota and Mils are my 81st g-g parents 😄 Thank you for sharing. I am busting to visit Ireland and Scotland 🙏

[@tonycarton8054]

brilliant scholarship just rediscovering my history after having so many years away ,please continue

[@ciaranmuready7435]

Thanks for taken the time to make this video and your channel I just came across it and can't stop listening, amazing content

[@eimearinez]

Just found this brilliant channel!! Happy St.Patrick’s Day to everyone!

[@Daisy24704]

Wonderful to find a documentary about Irish mythology from an actual Irish person. Sick of Americans trying to pronounce the names and places. You explain it very well. Never knew I was living on top of a plague burial site.... Tallaght lol. Thanks for the info. It's brilliant

[@mikesemon7392]

Loulan in China has a mummy of celtic origin over 3000 years old. He was 6'6". I'm not a conspiracy theory guy. Lough of the long arm.

[@wiseferret4745]

The Celt-Iberians sailed across the world spreading the knowledge of metallurgy before they settled in Ireland.

[@bromisovalum8417]

There are multiple pyramids in China. Real ones, not like that fraud in Bosnia. Real pyramids, and pretty big ones too. Chinese commie government does not want to touch it, says that they don't "have the means for it yet". OF course they are hiding Tocharians and similar history. Most ancient Chinese kings were white and European looking, this is in their own annals, this is what the CCP does not want to be known.

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[@johndillinger5142]

Amazing mate, it's so hard to get good info on ancient Irish history. Thank you very much. So many book and references to look into.

[@TheTrichD]

I still love listening to you and your knowledge Kevin 👏👏👏

[@andreawindrim8235]

Jesus fabulous. You are really passionate about our history.

[@lorid2092]

I'm happy to find you. Scots-Irish in Oregon, US. Reading Juliet Marillier's Daughter of the Forest (fiction) helped me connect with my heritage.

[@garymclaughlin4457]

Thanks so much for your brilliant video. Really appreciate it. Ireland forever !

[@katrinakenny5910]

Wonderful commentary and insight...if only like you said, this was taught at school...it should be part of the curriculum ..all over Ireland. Here in the North we were taught about the WW1 & WW2; that of course is important, however we need to try and be true to our rich and tapestried history. Thank you so much for this, I have subscribed to your channel. Excellent.

[@Rwsegee]

Just reading A Brief History Of The Celts by Peter B. Ellis, some interesting info. in it. Great video, Thank You ! I hope one day the true history of Ireland will come to light, there is much more than the dogma we have been led to believe by main stream history.

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Thank you so much for compiling and presenting this information. I am inspired and am fair certain I am not alone.

[@darraghnoone6442]

brilliant topic, thanks very much from Galway!!

[@stuart5107]

This is my go to video for Ireland's great ancient past. Thank you so much.

[@RymVri108]

Thank you for this. I learned more from this video and got more clarity than I did in 3 years of grad school studying this!

[@mikesemon7392]

They still sling for sport on the baelaric islands. Balor was killed by a sling.

[@qualqui]

Amazing Video,glued to it and listening intently, descendant of a Scanlan brother, my paternal grandma told us they were 2 brothers who arrived in Veracruz, Mexico andboth fell in lovewith 2 sisters, haven't really researched my roots but when my paternal grandpa passed, in his obituary notice in the local newspaper(Querétaro), his last names(of both his parents) : Serrano Scanlan,my dad met his grandma and described her as a fair-skinned woman, her name Josefa, she was the daughter of the Irish brother and the Mexican girl he married.

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Loved this. Thank you for your work.

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This is awesome stuff!

[@braveandfaithful]

They are the stories of our ancestors and there is valuable lessons in every one of them.

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Wow what a fantastic post , just found your channel subbed , looking forward to the rest of your posts , your story telling & knowledge are absolutely amazing cheers 🍻 👍👍👍👍

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OH Thank you for sharing this treasure!

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Amazing work

[@gwynneveireland]

Amazing, in-depth and fascinating.

[@anthonyclark3355]

My family on both sides has amazing stories of our lineage. Descendent royalty on both sides, rn222 halpogrouo. It’s so interesting. My dna has given me three results on three different sites. One says half Irish, Iberian, Balkan, basque- the other says half Scandinavian 20% Irish and the same small percentages of!l the rest, and the others says Uk half. One side traced our lineage to Munster Ireland. I know I’m majority Irish. I’m in America but I wish to visit so badly. So many STRANGE things down the line on my mother side in the form of premonitions and auras I didn’t know what a banshee was until I dreamt of a beautiful woman in a tavern from long ago and then watched her transform into an old woman shrieking, exactly three days before a death. I feel this calling to go there... I know whatever strange gifts these are, they’re from there. I’m 26 and hope to be there by summer. So interesting, I hope to delve into the mysticism of it. For someone as logical as myself it interests me genuinely simply because I never believed in things of this nature, until I experienced them. Can’t shrug that off. Awesome video. :)

[@SeanOCuinn.]

A lot of people I know who have done multiple dna ancestry’s have had wildly different results for the same person, I’m of the belief that they are complete bullshit for the most part.

[@craftycriminalistwithms.z3053]

Hi! Did you make it to Ireland? I hope to go one day soon!! I have Irish in me as well.

[@kenneth6211]

The oldest mummy ever discovered in Egypt has red hair. A lot of sarcophagus paint the people inside with blue eyes and blonde or red hair. Complete chapters of truthful history have been ripped out of the book and Burnt. The megalithic stonework is a key to figuring out the answers

[@SamadhiWorld]

A fascinating, intriguing, well-told story of Ireland's ancient history, thank you!

[@bealtainecottage]

How wonderful to listen to you and your passion for our history!

[@dyannapr]

Interesting Im glad you dug this up

[@MrGerryodonothing]

Very interesting account of the ancient people, thanks.

[@alexdiplock71]

Very nice video! A lot of this is also written about in ‘the matter of Britain’ from the 11th century (?) well worth a look as a separate source of info to accompany these findings.. to think the book of invasions was written by a flood survivor is amazing, apparently pre flood man had no particular expiration as would be confirmed by the Sumerian ‘king list’ , Noah himself lived a very long time, and yes how the blood lines all lead back to him is very interesting, I am now hooked on your channel :) keep up the great work!

[@dianamiles9379]

I loved listening to the story. Thank you so much!

[@crazycailin4075]

I am a dreamer love theses stories and ideas and logical explanations

[@paulgorman3001]

Fantastic video

[@thisirishlife2429]

Fir Bolg. Digging Or mining/quarrying creating our landscape. Mountains seem to be the remains of huge mines and quarries. Great vid. Loved it. It is the best-told story of Ireland I've heard. You're a great story teller!

[@blackspace5342]

He is!

[@MrGHOST678]

...fir bolg = people of th belly!!,, here is a link to my book about it! www.amazon.co.uk/DELUSIONS-IMPORTANCE-Confessions-Irish-Stone/dp/1973274140

[@culminate100]

What about the incan carvings blokes with man bags !! and in Egypt....gotta wonder

[@michaelrichardson989]

Great video. 👍

[@RymVri108]

I'm only 25 minutes in and already I have to thank you for such a great video! I feel like I've learned more from this video than I did getting my MA in Irish Studies. Now, if only this video had existed before I decided to go to grad school.... :P

[@theGothicTopic]

Well done .. thank you!

[@stephaniedillon1682]

Love true history put out in the world..my past and Grandparents home land. Thank you

[@MiaN3420]

The answer u give, to your own question (@58min) is not only correct, it is profound! it's also the same for most "western" cultures... It's no mistake that we have not been taught "our true" history... Coz then we'd have something to cherish, something to pull us together, something we'd want to keep & something we'd b prepared to fight for...

[@annyirish6106]

Judeo zionist communism 101, they want a world of culture less mixed race dumbed down population who will never have the wherewithal to rebel against their brutal rule.

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great vid super

[@rexgoliath4032]

Well done.

[@edytaszwaj2045]

Irelands history seems to be suppressed just like east European ancient history. Poland is one of the most historically suppressed countries in Europe along with Ireland. So sad we are thought at main stream schooling that we were literally hunging off trees before christianity "saved" us the barbarians.. and thought us how to govern since our direct democracies were working too well for them to comprehend and were against any hierarchy.. glad to see the Dreamers weaking up slowly but surely.

[@ryanfuller9782]

I think it is mostly suppressed because it shows a functioning society, some evidence showing over 9000 years, of Anarchy and Private Law.

[@Shyeena]

Ryan Fuller Pope VI made a deal with Queen Elisabeth that if he "gave" her Ireland, she agreed to keep its history suppressed. Also, The White house in Washington DC is modeled after one of the oldest archaeology sites on Ireland today. Ireland's language and writings are older than Sumerian and, it's has sites older than Egypt. Makes you wonder- and then, St. Patrick arrived, made these uncongerable people trade their sword for a bible. They were soon invaded. The stone and sword of destiny belong to Ireland- now, the Crown has them.

[@jamesshields7888]

we aleast we can see that the jesuits are still in power and are still trying to destroy jesus and its sad that some of us are waking up to see how satan has truly muniplated us i live in america i im ashamed of my country they we america truly belive that this country is really trying to seek peace among all but its useing jesus's grace and the love for christ to get its power america is the second beast in revilation Rome is the first beast yes people look walter veele he can explain alot about whats taking place today and we are very close to the coming of christ

[@ryanfuller9782]

To AnCapistan I want to go. BTW, James Shields, this has nothing to "jesuits" but returning law itself into the hands of the market to restore freedom itself away from all central planners.

[@mutualisme299]

How about they might also lie about the history of egypt and sumer and india? Cause the stories from those countries goes back a million years XD

[@theresa263]

Very cool! Wish there were subtitles though so I could read the names

[@shawngraham3598]

nice! well done sir. im a student of celtic history,and from scottish blood. you taught me a few things.

[@petecarrollmusic]

As a Carroll over in Scotland, near Glasgow, good to hear the Carroll name in this. Both my paternal and maternal lineage derive from Ireland...Donegal, Belfast we know of, not sure where our Carroll's came from. Always thought we were Milesian lineage, but you mention a Carroll before they came over from Iberia ? Very interesting and excellent research ! :-)

[@j.m.waterfordasxiphanex3738]

Hi Law Academy, Thanks for providing us with such great detail. Where can we find out more about the Fomoreans? For example, where can we cite that they said they came from the sea? Thanks, for considering the question? Jayne

[@automatan]

There's a interesting audio book on Irish history on KZbin by, Conor MacDari.

[@uniquename846]

Seems like a good piece for learning.. I've read through the myths several times, and there is an awful lot of information to follow with them, now I think by listening to you it will help me memorize a little bit of it.

[@bethbartlett5692]

Brehon Law Academy Please see msg/comment I just left for you - Thanks!

[@Shyeena]

Brehon Law Academy Do you know if there is an English translation of Book of Kells?

[@Daisy-ct3nh]

Yeah, it's called the bible!

[@JLLockwood]

Don't feel bad about saying it - this should be taught in schools and you should feel pride about your people. Nothing wrong with that!

[@shawnasmith5332]

thank you great video great look into the Irish history , more helpful than you know ...

[@Cat-ik1wo]

Truth is stranger than fiction. I do not take a word such as a myth to mean fantasy or untrue. For me, it simply means that it happened so long ago that the veil is much more thicker. People in general from ancient antiquity talk about what they know or have experianced. Enough people having the same experiance and it becomes the norm. I think the story is both true in its historic form and its fantastical story. Why could it not be in a mystical island such as Ireland that it can't be? There is more in the unseen that is in the seen world. In short, I think it is fantastic that the Irish experianced it to tell about it. That experiance makes both the Irish and Ireland unique.

[@mjohnson1741]

I agree!

[@MamaGato3]

Very interesting!! I have recently been making connections to Basque and the language which I always thought was similar to Gaelic...and being a Carroll is even cooler..😁✨

[@panlan1]

the berbers, the basque and the gael

[@jacquelyndiamond3301]

MamaGato3 I am the child of two RH Negative parents and the grand child of 4 RH negative grandparents, thus all of my siblings and cousins are Negs too! We are Basque, Celtic and Scandinavian, and my lineage can be traced straight to the Tuath dé Danaan., We are simply descendants of one of the most ancient antediluvian civilization, likely out of Atlantis!! NOT descended from the tribe of Dan, but instead we are of The tribe of the GODDESS DANU, as are all RH Negatives!!!

[@joannaoconnor9418]

Why did they not teach this in school????.....you answered your own question my friend!!! I’m so blessed that my Dad told me my history, instead of the vile propaganda 🙏

[@islyfe]

The artwork from the board game INIS brought me hear.

[@bethbartlett5692]

I have listened to this now 3 times, since its original upload. (In this time I have studied and researched subjects of Ancient History that include both the era and several of the points in subjects describe here.) This listen inspired me to rel8sten again and make note of the areas that I have discovered either alternative potentials and/or further defining of the subject points. I plan to do this and share the information here, and it struck me that others with Academic and/or a Passion of Interest may also do the same, thus Collectively there could very well emerge a greater clarification if the History, and potentially greater validations in particular areas within the History. In doung so, I will be applying, as I was strongly instructed during my studies at University, the application of the "Standards of Science and Research", which in summary includes: "Exercising a habit of being"Conscious in Thought" + "Applying Higher Mind", aka Mature Mind, (where Ethics and Wisdom reside ), free of the ("Lower Mind, aka Ego Mind, aka Adolescent Mind", where negative thought energies can influence personal preferences un the outcome.) The Standards direct the Academic, Researcher, to: "With Mind fully Open, free of any predetermined Beliefs, Theories, Opinions, apply all valid and factual data, and allowing the Research Methodologies, (Statistical Applications of Math and/or Software Program), to extract the greater facts" These are points used by Researchers, when preparing Research for "Peer Review" Imagine the potentials of Exploration and Discoveries when individuals work in tandum on a common interest. Higher Mind is key to our desirable outcomes and experiences. Beth Bartlett Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian Tennessee, USA (Irish American of County Kerry and County Cork lineage)

[@takingthemick1396]

Fantastic 💝

[@dianacolon6898]

The reason, I think, for waiting for the battle, was for both sides to prepare for conflict, I don't believe it was to be fair. Tuatha de Danaan had just arrived and whatever their technology, they had no fortifications. As for the inspection of arms, might it more have to do with intimidation? If there was so much care for fairness, why did Sreng refuse to tie his arm when battling Nuada? Just to add, nicely done video!

[@henningjanssen9385]

Nicely summarized! Have you cross-referenced the arly plagues against the recent theories about the vanishing/extinction of the corded ware neolithic populations / agriculturalists and the spreading of the pasturalists?

[@Pjvenom1985]

Great job man, very interesting history and lore. The truth may lay somewhere in the middle. (;

[@theRhinsRanger]

The gasses that cause plagues come fae volcanoes and also comets, you would not believe how often this happens through history, I have quite a few books on it up to recent times which convinces not only me but the survivors

[@alohaandchillohana]

Thank you! I am still getting ancient history mixed up. Especially since they ignored it in public school and hid it in church. I finally learned why Scottish say they are descended from Nefertiti. I used to think my Grandparents were crazy telling me that. And I recently learned about the milesians. From a bigger picture, Europeans are way more mixed racially than I imagined.

[@cassieheslin798]

I trace back to Cork and this was very interesting 💚

[@strongangel]

I play Ogham script on a set of "Bongos", which I hold Bodhran fashion. Surely Bongos originated in Eriu

[@FF-ki1xy]

Any good book recommendations, that thoroughly explain these topics?

[@alexdiplock71]

Also check out ‘Slaine - The book of invasions’ for an awesome graphic novel interpretation of the tuatha and their struggle against the birth of ‘civilisation’ and hard tax imposed by the fomorians and also the links to Dagon the fish god & babylon!! Molok the evil owl & Balor.. it’s just great work

[@thirdratecontent585]

Slaine kicks fomorian ass. Just like the little hound.

[@user-kj5qy8ip5v]

Instead of taking the associated concept of the words like magic. Take the literal meaning of magic which means one who alters perception. Or manipulator of perception. Or sorcerer instead of magical wizard. It means one who summons energy. Or summoner of energy. Etymology is the key to figuring these things out

[@mchalet5873]

wow this was amazing im just recently trying to find out as much as i can about our ancient history No doubt so much was lost and suppressed since Christianity came... i would love to hear more or learn more any one with more info could you please share with me

[@kjvenom8508]

Tuatha de dannan is spoke in about in Mesopotamia texts from along time ago when I saw the name mentioned in some of the Ancient cuneiform Tablets Amazing to see there name in these ancient texts 😁😁

[@smeegle5929]

the Celtic side of my family the (Kelly's) taught me that this history is true/GO deimhin and I believe them..!!

[@TheJpf79]

I've just found this and your other videos from researching my family name and wondered if a certain link has come up from somewhere else. The name Mac Giolla Phádraig which my surname Fitzpatrick is the modern day version off, are said to be the hereditary ruling family of Osraige and apparently there are genealogies linking back to Óengus Osrithe who in other stories was named King of the deer people because of something he done for them, legends says he broke a curse. Was Fionn mac Cumhaill's wife not also a "deer people" the people the place gets its name from?

[@VaxtorT]

Excellent presentation.....much more informative and enlightening than the historical migration narratives...although I would recommend those, as well.

[@bmad2801]

the first battle is about 5000 bc between those who live by the laws of nature and those who try to impose thier own law on the nature and the people. the high druids make a prophecy which gets recorded and is later attributed to morrigan.

[@williamsmith1371]

So hhappy for to find this

[@BrehonAcademy]

Plenty more content like this on the channel. You're welcome to check it out

[@williamsmith1371]

@@BrehonAcademy I will,thanks so much

[@virginiaconway374]

Thank you! Three of my grandparents are from Ireland and Scotland & one from Germany. We were raised to be proud of our heritage & being American, that being a hard find these days. I hope to go to Ireland but till then learning its history is fascinating. Learning about Celtic history seems to fill in huge gaps in what we were taught in school.

[@goybells6732]

Gay

[@user-kj5qy8ip5v]

Maybe the "silver arm" is a metaphor about his will. Like "he ruled with an iron fist "

[@mattpotter8725]

Thanks for this video and I love hearing about all these myths. I'm sure that there is some truth in some of the stories, but they will have been embellished over the years, decades, and centuries so you can't take that much from it. Kings and lords often invent their lineage to justify their rule over their lands so some of these stories will just be made up. Ireland has a great history and as an Englishman with a lot of Irish ancestry I find it very interesting. I'm proud to have Irish blood in me, and love learning about all these stories and origin myths, as well as the stories of kings of old, giants, and much more. Ireland has a great history of storytelling that has been lost in most of the test of the British Isles, probably as it was dangerous to those in power, harking back to times before their lineage came to power. You talk about there being links with the Basque Country, but Basques are a pre Celtic tribe. I'm sure there was mixing and trade between Ireland and that part of Spain, but in general the language and the people are very different. Ireland has much more of a link to Galicia in the northwest of Spain where there is Celtic history, just as with Brittany in France, Cornwall at the tip of the southwest of England, and parts of Wales and Scotland. There were Celtic tribes in parts of the Basque Country and they would have mixed with the native Basque population and carried their DNA in their lineage, which may have migrated to Ireland as the Celts were pushed further and further to the extreme west of Europe, and thus Ireland, but the Basque language and Celtic languages are not in the same language family. You also talk about these stories being all that there is, and you can only trust things that you can see with your own 5 senses, but I dispute this. What you do need is confirmation of what is written from different verifiable sources that aren't biased. The problem is that there wasn't written history from the time of these stories and as you correctly say even if there was at that time it has been destroyed by those who conquered the lands afterwards. The book that you are quoting from is old, yes, but that doesn't necessarily make it accurate. It is 300 years old, and I love books like this, but it is writing about times from thousands of years before. By all means teach this, but you have to do it with context. I think that the likelihood of the Irish being descended from Spanish or Egyptian royalty is just invented history to big up ruler's claims to the land over which they had just taken over. I love all these legends and thank you for highlighting them. As I said earlier I'm sure there is a grain of truth in some of them, but I think much of it, if not a majority of it, is elaboration and exaggeration as stories get added to and made up details added as stories get passed down through word of mouth from generation to generation.

[@bremnersghost948]

Very interesting, is there a Legend to how Carthage Mountain on Malin Penninsula got its name?

[@kurtbogle2973]

A Druid always has one foot in Tir na N OG. The ancient Irish were a advanced civilization for their time. A Holy people. Travelers of the world. Completely fascinating.

[@mountain-roots]

I was thinking, that benbulbin mountain may have been a giant tree and original isles between the mainland mass of trees. Like mt Conner in Australia could have been a giant tree and the tabletop mountains in South America on the peninsula. table top Mountain South Africa could have been in tree. The Devil's Tower in Wyoming and on the coast of Scotland you can see the five sided rocks which would have been the cell structure of a tree fossilized when they burning down to the water level, maybe. Thank you for sharing your video. Volcano could be trees that reached liquid rock. Liquid from the pressure of water. Like Hawaii. Burning up the root and turning them into tubes. Burning out the wood root.And waterfalls up mt could be the veins of a said tree.

[@rosyenrica]

i'm interested in the idea of Mil and the Milesians and the basques, i am wondering however about the links between Galicia, it's capital A coruna was Brigantium in Roman times and the little bit of pre latin writing indicates a relationship with Goedelic celtic which Irish is also related. In addition, wasn't st brigid said to originate in northern portugal? Just wondering about that connection as she was Irish goddess transformed into a christian saint. Obviously the descrete regional boundaries of the modern day iberian peninsula were tribal boundaries during the time period that relates to the Milesians but just wondering? btw great job absolutely loving this.

[@chrisnewbury3793]

I believe the Tuath de Danann were Phoenicians or Amazighs from Mauratania but were certainly related to the Skythians. Ancient word for tribe in Berber is "tuat". The Biblical Tribe of Dan. They were probably named after The Goddess. They also founded Danmark. But I also believe they were all originally Irish and/or Freyan colonies.