Tag: Cúchulainn


  • The Morrígan: Ancient Goddess of Battle and Sovereignty The Morrígan, whose name translates to ‘Phantom Queen,’ embodies the dualities of battle, conflict, and fertility. This ancient Irish goddess is presented as both a singular entity and a triad that includes Badb, meaning ‘Vulture,’ and Nemain, or ‘Frenzy.’ The Morrígan often takes on the form of…

  • The Legend of Scáthach and Dun Sgathaich

    The Enigmatic Fortress of Dun Sgathaich on Skye The remnants of Dun Sgathaich, located on the Isle of Skye, are believed to occupy the site of the legendary fortress Dún Scáith, attributed to Scáthach, a renowned warrior queen said to have existed around 200 BC. The history of Scotland during this era is explored in…

  • The remnants of Dun Sgathaich, located on the Isle of Skye, are traditionally believed to be the historical site of Dún Scáith, which is steeped in legend. Scáthach, also known as Sgathach, is said to have lived around 200 BC, becoming a prominent figure in the tales of warfare and valor. This mythical warrior queen…