The MYSTERIOUS Creatures of Celtic Mythology

[@TheOAHistory]

"Dullahan and gold's mysterious power" "The Dullahan’s fear of gold is fascinating! Why do you think gold, of all things, is its weakness? Could this tie to ancient beliefs about purity or wealth?"

[@maxsummers5160]

I’ve waited so long for this one!! 🔥💅🏴‍☠️

[@YamishiMizuandDracus]

And then Balor was resurrected by a cult in Japan as part of a plan to revive Dracula who had been reincarnated as a foreign exchange student in 2035.

[@ThegoldenFang20]

Celtic myths are full of wonder and horror I love being irish

[@jo.k]

Research paganism the original religion if it resonates❤ very important, and sad that it’s been portrayed as evil

[@rachaeladams61]

Bro, I love this, I also learned that the Scottish counterpart of the Banshee is called the "Bean Nighe"😊

[@ElleBaby87]

Great video 🤟

[@ErmacRoxx]

When I think of Cait Sith, I think of Final Fantasy VII. 😂

[@FranklinGlieb]

This is exactly what I was coming to comment

[@joshuahudgins2586]

There's a lot of Norse and Celtic mythology in final fantasy

[@bjgoodrich5864]

Banshee aren't evil, their job is to warn a family of someone they knew would pass away by morning a sad song.

[@willieknows2708]

Gratitude 🤲 Your Way.

[@Bewildered-monkey]

Ya jus know I have to come back to some Celtic mythology, oh yeah

[@susandolan9543]

At Tara there is what's known as The King's Stone. Everyone who desired to be King in Ireland had to stand upon the rock. According to the myth there was a She, or spirit living in the rock. When Ireland's true King stood upon it the She would scream. According to the story when Brian MacKennedy stood on it the she screamed.

[@MaeManuel1]

I would love to meet a cat sidhe when my family and I go to Scotland someday.

[@handofstephen]

Tuatha de Danann is pronounced "Toowa-ha Day Dan-an"

[@CARL_093]

Creepy not wanna violate or trespass there turf

[@theskinthiefs6301]

Yeah this is not it

[@Boysbloody]

Bro indian mythical creatures

[@Boysbloody]

I want bro 😊

[@mrredfairy1]

👌👌😃😃

[@ravenking1953]

Why is it that when an American shares their knowledge it's always altered , twisted , added too and redefined somewhat ?

[@ElleBaby87]

It's not just Americans Lots of peoples and cultures have versions of similar stories Lots of places have their own stories that others do not

[@ravenking1953]

@@ElleBaby87 Ya but the USA has none of their own really , The spirit of the land and the stories of that land are of First Nation Origin , leave the land , leave the sprit and myth of that land , you become disconnected . . My original comment stands the US tend to twist and redefine stuff we see it in language , sayings and lately trying to rewriting history . We just can't take the US seriously.

[@andrewyerian214]

What makes you think the narrator is American?

[@ElleBaby87]

@ravenking1953 the US has plenty of their own cryptids separate from Native American cryptids They share some as well I'm not going to comment on any of the other stuff you spewed

[@ravenking1953]

@@ElleBaby87 Don't comment then , just say you don't agree and get on with your day , sorry i hurt your feelings

[@-RONNIE]

I don't know how many times I have to say this but why do you continue to mispronounce certain things in Irish mythology. When I've tried to help you several times if you want recommendations I can give them to you.