- Bibcode:1902Natur..66..489., doi:10.1038/066489b0, S2CID 3996709 Hull,
Eleanor (1904), The Boys'
Cúchullain Media related to Cúchulainn at
Wikimedia Commons...
- Abbey.
Books he
illustrated include: Hull,
Eleanor (1904), The Boys'
Cúchullain Noyes,
Alfred (1908),
Magic Ca****t; An
Anthology of
Fairy Poetry Wood...
- Yeats, the
Irish poet.
Yeats wrote his play
Death of
Cuchullain for
Redmond to star as
Cúchullain, hero of one of Ireland's
foundational myths. Redmond...
-
daughter of Airdgeimm,
sister of Scathach, is a
warrior woman beloved of
Cuchullain in the
Ulster Cycle. T. F. O'Rahilly
supposed that the
Irish heroine reflects...
- fighter") for
Fergus mac Roich, and as
Caladbol ("hard lightening") for
CuChullain [..]
another Irish hero
named Fergus mac Leti had a
kingly sword called...
- St. MacCullin, the area was the
Celtic "Bregia", the
birthplace of
Cú Chullain's wife, Emer
whose clan
resided in or near what we now know as Lusk. Lusca...
- Away. The tune is used by
Alfred Perceval Graves for Emer's
Farewell to
Cuchullain. The
melody is
given by
Julian May as the
anthem of the Tanu and Firvulag...
-
accompaniment of
ethnic instruments such as the
Uilleann pipes and Carnyx. "
Cú Chullain" – 6:15 "The
Eternal Knot" – 4:04 "Palace of the
Crystal Bridge" – 3:42...
-
Irish sculptor, most
famous for his 1911
bronze statue of the
mythical Cuchullain dying in battle. His work was also part of the art
competitions at the...
-
years before the rising, is the
statue of the
dying mythical warrior Cuchullain,
sculpted by
Oliver Sheppard, a
Protestant art
lecturer in
Dublin who...
