D. Firth Griffith
The Language of Irish Mythology
Studying the language of Irish Mythology through keening (kiyeti) in the cave (kuwo) with the spirits of the long-ago peoples to awaken the spirit (anaman) of Éiru in the sleeping breast.
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D. Firth Griffith
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Jun 26, 2026
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Episodes
The Metamorphose of Ériu and the Death of Beauty, Telling the Cath Maige Tuired, Part 3 26.06.2026 52:08
In which is presented a telling of the Cath Maige Tuired, accompanied by a DEEP linguistic inquiry into the Irish Mythology and Story, Part, 3. Join the study and read along with us on Substack! By becoming a member, you get instant access to these recordings, in-depth write-ups of each episode beyond the transcript, and digital access to my award-winning Irish Retelling novels. Learn more about m...
Welcome to Fae-Touched Hell, Telling the Cath Maige Tuired, Part 2 05.05.2026 31:24
In which we pause to visit the Faery mounds for a linguistic inquiry into the Irish Cath Maige Tuired , PART 2. Join the study and read along with us on Substack! By becoming a member, you get instant access to these recordings, in-depth write-ups of each episode beyond the transcript, and digital access to my award-winning Irish Retelling novels. Learn more about me here on my website . Buy my bo...
Tuatha De Danann and the Burning Boats, Telling the Cath Maige Tuired, Part 1 28.04.2026 43:31
In which is presented a telling of the Cath Maige Tuired, accompanied by a DEEP linguistic inquiry into the Irish Mythology and Story, Part, 1. Join the study and read along with us on Substack! By becoming a member, you get instant access to these recordings, in-depth write-ups of each episode beyond the transcript, and digital access to my award-winning Irish Retelling novels. Learn more about m...
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