A brief history of the comic book versions of Celtic gods and some theories as to how they might make their way onto the silver screen
Author Archives: I. E. (IrishMyths.com)
WolfWalkers and Irish Mythology: The Lycanthropic Lore Behind the Oscar-Nominated Animated Feature
Werewolves are a staple of Irish folklore. Learn how a Kilkenny-based cartoon studio brought them to life in the gorgeous film WolfWalkers.
Did the Celts Really Reach the Americas Before the Vikings and Columbus? Debunking a Misguided Theory
Popular beliefs about the ancient Celts are plagued by pseudoarchaeology. It’s time to clear a few things up.
The 25 Most Beautiful Books of Irish Photography
Visit the land that inspired the myths from the comfort of your coffee table with this collection of Irish photography books
Double-Header Book Review: The Celtic Empire by Peter Berresford Ellis and Celtic Empire by Clive Cussler
Two books, both alike in title but definitely not in dignity. Journey to the historical and fictional Celtic Empires.
Who Is the Irish God of Music? (The 7 Most Mesmerizing Musicians From Irish Mythology)
Spoiler alert: There is no single “god of music” in Irish mythology, but there are plenty of divine virtuosos. These are their stories.
Druids of Montreal (A Short Story)
Urban fantasy meets Irish myth in this late-night tale about a busboy who uncovers the truth about his cryptic coworkers
The Wonder by Emma Donoghue (A Spoiler-Free Book Review)
Enthralling, disturbing, confrontational, inspirational; The Wonder is an Irish novel that will haunt you for years to come
Brendan’s Final Voyage (A Short Story)
A short story based on the Irish legend of St. Brendan the Navigator, who (possibly) reached the Americas in the sixth century
The Ultimate St. Patrick’s Day Reading List: 17 Must-Read Books About Irish History and Culture
A mix of fiction and nonfiction, fantasy and history: these are 17 must-read books for any self-respecting celebrator of St. Patrick’s Day
