The Morrigan and the Dagda: A Legendary Encounter - Jon O'Sullivan - The Irish Pagan School

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Have you ever wondered about the best Mórrígan moment from Irish lore? In this video, Jon from the Irish Pagan School shares his personal favourite tale of the Mórrígan, delving into the rich mythological cycle of Ireland. Join Jon as he recounts the legendary encounter between the Dagda and the Mórrígan during the Second Battle of Moytura, revealing the Goddess's fierce power and prophetic insights. Discover why this moment stands out and how it highlights the Mórrígan's role in shaping the fate of the Tuatha Dé Danann.
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[@-RONNIE]

Thank you for sharing this with all of us

[@CNomis]

This was a great moment. Thank you for sharing. She is fierce.

[@SidheBySidhe]

Beautiful

[@Ogham]

Nice ❤

[@gaelle4328]

Three parts going back with the bull, jumping on the spear points, valour of the kidneys... but there are also others

[@grannypeacock]

As you told the story I knew she wanted to destroy this man because of rape. I was a bit surprised that it was for her husband. Men are so rarely acknowledged when this crime happens to them. I believe (don't remember source) that in Scottish history a man had the right (responsibility?) to kill a man who harmed his wife like that. This story shows that it goes both ways.