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Mythical Irish: Gods and Goddesses
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By: Mark Joyce
Publisher: Columba Books
Published: October 2025
Pages: 112
Categories: Fiction, Young Adult/Teen
Language: English
Available as: Paperback
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ISBN-13: 9781782189398

This book is full of curious facts about the Gods and Goddesses of Ireland. Some of these include the ever favourites Bridget, Mananan Mac Lir, the sea god and Lugh, of the long arm. Did you know that Aine is the goddess of Summer and that we get the name of Ireland from the Goddess Ériu? The magical dog ‘Failinis’ is the god of dogs and she could ward of the enemy with a noxious gas. She was described as more beautiful than the sun and could turn water into mead. This book is a fabulous journey through the myths of Ireland with the old Irish gods as your guide. The book features over 45 gods and goddesses. This is a ‘must have’ for kids and adults alike who have any interest in Irish mythology.

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