Apr 19, 2017
It’s a good thing to be strange normalness leads to sadnesas
Phil Lester
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It’s a good thing to be strange normalness leads to sadnesas
Phil Lester
It is most fitting that the Festival [of the City of Shrone] is held on the first day of Our Lady’s month [i.e., May], for the Mother of God, in the person of Dana, has been worshipped [sic.] here for hundreds of generations.[1]
[1] Sermon by Fr. William Ferris from May Day, 1925, as related: Dan Cronin, In the Shadow of the Paps (Crede: Killarney, 2009), 49.
Be Chuilli 7 Danand, in da ban-draoi. [1]
Bé Chuille and D(i)anand, the two sorceresses. [2]
Be cuilli
Danand, in dana ban-cahinte. [3]
Bé Chuille
D(i)anand, the two female satirists. [4]
[1] Margaret E. Dobbs, “he Ban-shenchus (Suite)”, in Revue celtique (Paris: Libr. A. Franck, 1931), 169.
[2] Translation my own.
[3] Margaret E. Dobbs, “The Ban-shenchus (Suite)”, in Revue celtique (Paris: Libr. A. Franck, 1931), 205.
[4] Translation my own.
Anand .I. in Mor-rigan (diata Da Chich Anand for Luachair Deadad,) bean aile do’n Dagda. [1]
Ana, the Mór Ríoghan (of whom are the Paps of Anu in Luachair) another wife of the Daghdha. [2]
[1] Margaret E. Dobbs, “The Ban-shenchus (Suite)”, in Revue celtique (Paris: Libr. A. Franck, 1931), 168.
[2] My own translation.
Another wonderful representation of Danu. This statue captures her raw power as an almost Titan-like figure.
Beautiful statue of Danu by Veronese.
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