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Good while thinking and discussing this with others before going Public. I know what I saw I am expert at identifying Rank my lively hood depended on it.

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New Video: It's a BIG One! Don't miss it. A Conversation with Max Igan (The Crowhouse)

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Defending Jim Larkin's Statue from the new colonialism

Jim Larkin's statue on O'Connell Street is one of the most iconic in the world. The Irish leader's charisma and dedication to human rights is unquestionable....

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The Faoladh

Faoladh is a type of werewolf in Ireland that is much different from the traditional European or Teutonic werewolf. In fact, it is different to where that these werewolves are not exactly considered to be savage monsters or even monsters at all.

Unlike its continental cousins, this shapeshifter is the guardian and protector of children, wounded men, and lost souls. According to some ancient sources, the Faoladh were even recruited by kings in time of war. Other tales claim that creatures, half wolf, half man, wander the forests, sometimes preying on cattle and sheep, other times protecting the people.

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To say that Queen Medb of Connaught is a legendary figure in Irish mythology is a dramatic understatement. Medb was a decisive and forceful leader who ruled over Connaught during the time of Cuchulainn, the greatest of all Irish warriors.

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Oweynagat or also known as the Cave of the Cats, is a Battle Cave in County Roscommon Ireland. The cave is thought to be inhabited by the Morrigan and legend has it that she appears every Samhain.

The Cave is thought to be a portal between here and the Otherworld and a popular dwelling place for Fairies as well.

Owenynagat is also the birth place of Queen Medb. It was also one of the places Druids studied their craft.

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