Tag: Manannán


  • Fundamental Aspects of Manannán Manannán mac Lir, often simply referred to as Manannán, appears in various forms across Celtic mythology. In Irish tradition, he is known as Manann Mac Lir, while in Scottish lore he is often called Mac y Leir, and in Welsh tales, he is known as fab Llyr, translating to “Son of…

  • Exploring the Legacy of Manannán Mac Lir: The Ocean’s Trickster

    There are numerous legendary narratives woven into Ireland’s enchanting history, yet among the most captivating and formidable figures that emerge is Manannán Mac Lir. The Son of the Sea Manannán, referred to as ‘Mac Lir’, translates to ‘son of the sea’, aptly reflecting his essence. Throughout various tales, he is depicted traversing the ocean’s surface—whether…

  • Manannán: The Enigmatic Sea Deity Manannán mac Lir, commonly referred to as simply Manannán, holds a prominent place in Irish mythology and beyond. Known in different cultures as Manann Mac Lir (Irish), Mac y Leir (Scottish), and fab Llyr (Welsh)—which translates to “Son of the Sea”—he is depicted as a critical figure not just in…