Chris Thompson and Isolde Carmody
Mythical Women 03: Tales of Eithliu – Story Archaeology
Conversations on Irish Mythology
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Chris Thompson and Isolde Carmody
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Sep 4, 2025
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The Cath Maige Tuired, for a wider audience: Part 6~ Among the Fomoire 04.09.2025 14:29
The battle of Moytura is better known as the Mythological story cycle. This audio re-telling is especially designed for, but not limited to, a younger audience. We find out what the Fomoire king , Elaha thinks of his son’s actions among the Dé Danann and we hear the disturbing tale of Eithliu, daughter of Balor,...
Elin Gow, the Swordsmith and the Cow, the Glas Gaianach 14.12.2015 46:17
This is the first of two supplemental  episodes supporting  our recent podcast, Tales of Ethliu (revisited). “Elin Gow, the Swordsmith and the Cow, the Glas Gaianach” is a folktale collected in the southwest of Ireland by  Jeremiah Curtin in the late 19th century. The tale first appeared in “Hero Tales of Ireland”. It is a great...
Revisiting Mythical Women 3 – Revisiting Eithliu 05.12.2015 1:13:45
Eithliu is a figure who seems to pop in and out of stories, taking no notice of traditional story cycles, or even how her name is spelt. Yet she rarely takes a leading role. In this “revisit”, we return to this enigmatic and sometimes troubling character from Irish mythology and folklore. With the benefit of...
Mythical Women 03: Tales of Eithliu 18.07.2012 40:25
The oral tradition provides vital pieces missing from the Irish manuscripts. “The Birth of Lugh” is a prime example. Reconstruct the story-seed of Eithliu and her many brief appearances in conversation with the Story Archaeologists. Don’t forget to subscribe to get the latest podcasts! By The Story Archaeologists. Music: “Tam Lin” by Gian Castello.
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