Wow , that was sublime ! ! A truly mystical wonderfull bardic telling. A bard in spirit and heart . Bless you Robin , for all the joy you bring . Wherever ye may be , Blessed ye be. And ye too , Megalith. Our thanks.

Robin Williamson is absolutely unequelled

I'm from Canada and my grandpie raised me Irish Catholic. He never talked about being Irish much. He grew up here. His father was from here. Our family has been here a long time, but they are mostly all Irish, and all Catholic. I had an air about me as a child that made me intrigued by fairies. I naturally loved nature and mythology and all of those things even though I didn't have internet even in the age of internet! and was shy. It was like these old stories fell into my lap through all of the stories I read as a child. I didn't realize that they came to me. And now I get to hear this online randomly hahah! I didn't know this was a thing in Ireland....it sounds like church lol!

@longshotkdb

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You might consider leaving Canada and Catholicism and returning to Erin. Or just keep Erin with you wherever you are. ∆

Fabulous story teller. I love Irish history....the story of the greatest civilization. thanks so much

The harp and words wove a spell, a dream, a waking dream.

Stirring resonant memories

Perfect and in tradition. A great oral storytelling of Irish/Celtic history. I laughed out loud, I felt reflection many times but ultimately I learned about my personal history which I deeply enjoyed

😃What a whimsical, fantastical, delightful story!!! Love it💘

Wonderful, these islands have such a wonderful history and culture, such a shame that it’s not encouraged by the authorities and such like.

I've listened to this wonderful telling of the story of the Tuatha Dé Danann many times and no doubt will listen to it many more,please God. Thank you so much for your storytelling. It soothes my sole and gives me inner peace every time I hear it. Go raibh maith agat.

i didnt know the harp could sound so fucking awesome.

None of this is thought to the children of Eire and you have to ask why?

Irish cosmogony fascinating. I believe the Ionians (Milesians) also exerted an influence on the Irish or vice versa. They were the founders of Greek cosmogonical philosophy.

This is true magic, real story telling!! ❤️

Awesome ❤

It's been a long way from a Connecticut motel swimming pool to this point, old friend. And haven't you made an able, learned and nimble bard of yourself. You're welcome forever in my feasting hall - er the one I might have built by the time you get here.

@serendip369

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Great message , diletante .... Yes , hasn't he just ! Robin seems to get brighter every day. 🙂

Big fan of your work

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Why do they only have 1 l of everthing? Because we carry their other 1 across the saddest thread that has led us to the new rpoch! The hairy golden hare has been loosed or lost ? Together we have seeded the Earth and we triumphantly carry or trees of all time to the Summer skies. We have beaten the Men in Black and the Chritmas tree has lit up to take our rainbow warrior t't have through the portal to the always island!! We don

Blessed be

God bless 🙌 🙏 ❤️ 💖 ✨️

Blessed be hekate x❤😂😢

Choas magik

see you next tuesday!

Astun

You’re explicitly accurate

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I love this except for how hee butchers the Irish language haha no harm

@edgardner1948

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I think you'll find that's English he's talking, of which modern Irish is a dialect

St Andrew

he is a very good story telling, but his pronunciation of names is awful, most people who do not speak Irish will excuse themselves for incorrect pronunciation whereas he just keeps going! its obvious he did not hear the story or any story from an Irish person, even the simplest name Eriu he cant say it!!!!I cringe every time he says "doida", 🤣it sounds so silly