As an Irish man I'm ashamed to say I know so little about these places of such historical significance to the country! I'm going to spend the next few months researching as much as possible and hopefully organise a tour of all these ancient landmarks and learn more about the myths and legends of our country. This documentary re-ignited my childhood fascination with ancient Irish history. Brilliant content. Keep it up!

@kerriepaterson

Жыл бұрын

Check out books by Conor MacDari! And Comyns Beaumont, the great deception! You can listen to audio readings of some of their writings on youtube.

@kerriepaterson

Жыл бұрын

One more, Ur of the Chaldees by Anna Wilkes.

@rebeccamartin2399

Жыл бұрын

The thing is you can learn for years and still find something new!

@debbiesittard7653

10 ай бұрын

You should do so! Although I am American my ancestors came from Ireland to America in the early 1700's. I am fascinated by Ireland's history.

@fieldagentryan

9 ай бұрын

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I’ve been to Ireland before and never have I been anywhere like there since. It’s amazing, and has a whole other energy that I can’t even begin to explain. There’s definitely something more to that place than what people think.

@muskrat477

3 жыл бұрын

The particular area in this video(the valley of the Kings) has an energy about it that I can't put my finger on but can definitely be felt, especially around newgrange

@desjenkins2701

2 жыл бұрын

YES IT IS FULL OF ENERGY I HAVE REAL PHOTO/S OF FAIRY/S A LOT OF THEM I AM A NATURAL HEALER AND I FEEL ENERGY FROM EVERYTHING THAT HAS ENERGY IN OUR WORLD AND OUTSIDE OF OUR WORLD

@E_O_S_

2 жыл бұрын

I've a fairy fort mound 100 metres from my house with a tunnel into it ...i used to go in when we were younger....its a magical country but is losing its soul fast

@wiiliamnoel5250

2 жыл бұрын

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@barrymcguire7124

2 жыл бұрын

@@E_O_S_ we done the same in the nun's tunnels in termonfeckin stone tunnel with stone chamber at the end with a corbalt ceiling

I'm grateful that there are still historians that cherish these monuments and the stories that go with them. I'm American but I've been diving into my Irish-Celtic ancestry, and I can't express how important these stories are to me personally, as well as on a world-wide scale. The pre-Christian cultures of the Celts, and others, really needs to be spread and investigated further. They are truly the foundation of so many of our cultures, but they've been relegated to amusing stories and superstitions. They need to be taught as critical history. We so appreciate that you are able and willing to share these stories with us. Blessed Be!

@zoidmo3388

Жыл бұрын

Agree with you Selene. Unfortunately these historians are few & getting less as globalists socialists agenda takes over all history that doesn't fit their narrative. Unfortunately there have been marked interferences with historical truths and it's getting worse. The internet is not known for ethical ways. Happy to hear that you're researching you Irish ancestry. It must be exciting for you.

I’m glad there are fanatics like you recording all of these amazing monuments

@mythicalireland

5 жыл бұрын

Glad to be called a fanatic!!!

when he said the place was called Duath, every hair on my body stood up. The duath is the underworld and the afterlife in Egypt.

@amaxamon

4 жыл бұрын

The languages aren't related.

@kevinmalone6132

4 жыл бұрын

On the contrary...the are very related if you take prefixes of words back to Gaelic...just check out works by Connor MacDari...if you can find any...the original land of the Sun was Erie..predating Egypt...

@davidleoncutler

4 жыл бұрын

there is a lot of evidence linking druidic/celtic culture which "originated" in western europe with ancient egypt

@diamhair5758

3 жыл бұрын

@amaxamon Ra is a word used in Egypt to define a king or god like status. Ra had a solar crown. Ri in Gaelic means king. Also anyone who even barely recognises Gaelic with see the similarities in the wording of Egyptian.

@suzannedaly7132

3 жыл бұрын

@@kevinmalone6132 I believe so

I first saw your work after you found Drone Hinge and spoke at Megalithamania . I love to hear you speak Anthony Murphy. Good job, thank you...

@mythicalireland

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a million Marian. Glad you enjoy all the work. I enjoy making these films!

I count it a privilege knowing I had ancestors from this fine land !

@jayblade2000

7 жыл бұрын

YOU SAID PRIVILEGE! *TRIGGERED* In all honesty it is really cool to be related to some of the ancient Celts. My father says we trace our line down through Viking kings who intermarried minor Celtic king lines. There's also the fact the my Viking ancestors trace their lineage back to Freya so I am technically a Half-Blood like in PJO at this point,

@mpthangoldaz

7 жыл бұрын

There are some regretable chapters in my french lineage but the Irish sent to the Australian penal colonies makes for interesting reading as well !

@TheJamesRedwood

7 жыл бұрын

All Europeans have celtic ancestors. Every single one. We are all related to Cleopatra and Eric the Red and Charlemagne and Genghis Khan as well. All of us. Every Asian is also related to Genghis Kahnl, and to his lowliest soldier. Simple maths.

@jamesmccluskey7470

7 жыл бұрын

Kyle O'Bryan Yes the word of God speaks of us all being Spirit brothers & sisters from God.

@1rober2

7 жыл бұрын

Actually there is only one life, but many manifistations. We are all one.

Ireland: the land of gorgeous scenery, relaxing music and interesting legends. I really want to visit someday.

@philcasey5931

5 жыл бұрын

@@Tommy-bp5qr - If you look for shite all you'll find is shite. If you look for beauty and goodness you'll find it too.

@bearnunnemaker5453

4 жыл бұрын

@@philcasey5931 how come you say shite instead of shit?

@shelleywelly83

4 жыл бұрын

@@bearnunnemaker5453 we say both, that was shitty shite question

@kevinmurphy4595

3 жыл бұрын

They are the warmest, most generous, most hospitable people in the world. You couldnt pick a more lovely place to vacation

@lmccourt7588

3 жыл бұрын

Just dont waste too much time in dublin ;)

I’ve had the privilege of visiting Newgrange twice and on my second visit I got to go inside WOW just amazing.I will never forget it.Im proud of my Irish heritage☘️

Only 3 1/2 minutes in and this is a much better quality video than literally almost any video on Amazon Prime or Hulu concerning Ireland OR Celtic things. THANK YOU!!! 😃 Appropriate background music ✔ _(emphasis on background)_ Calm but interesting narrator ✔ Real footage of Ireland ✔ Graphics included w/ video +✔ Multiple people interviewed ✔ _(shouldn't have just one person's opinion)_ Ancient history told along with modern ✔ Documentary's "story" flows well keeping interest ✔

Beautiful Anthony ✨

So many variations on the jumping wall. My father is from between carrickmacross and ardee, and he always said that the wall had jumped cos the devil had entered the church

@mythicalireland

3 жыл бұрын

That's interesting. I never heard that version before! Thanks for telling us.

I was born in Ardee really enjoyed your vid

Thank you very much for sharing the beautiful visuals and 🎶 🎶 🎶 music of 🇮🇪 Ireland. 🌹 🍀 🌹 🍀 💐 ☘ 💐 ☘

Excellent video

Splendid work Anthony Murphy. Get this man his own show, seriously.!!!!

Thanks for the documentary . Hope one day to visit my ancestors homeland.

I very much enjoyed your video. I will watch it over again. So much Wonderful information. Thank you.

@mythicalireland

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks.

very enjoyable video Anthony, but the ads drove me crazy!

@mythicalireland

3 жыл бұрын

Nothing I can do about the ads unfortunately. My channel is not monetised. Glad you enjoyed it otherwise.

brilliant documentary ! its rare to get a bigger picture like this of our ancient past! very well made and very interesting! much respect to Anthony Murphy and all involved in the making of this, also great choice of music, great stuff!

@mythicalireland

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks a million. Great to hear positive feedback.

This is a fascinating video! Well done!

@mythicalireland

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. You're very welcome!

excellent doc Anthony Murphy keep up the good work

Our pre christian history is totally ignored by every government we've ever had. I remember learning in school (not that long ago) how St Patrick brought Christianity to Ireland and "civilised" us, like we were savages before that. Stone Henge is a world famous pile of rubble and Newgrange is practically unknown, even in ireland even though it is the oldest in tact buiilding on earth. Newgrange is one of if not the most significant building in the world yet no one has heard of it outside of Ireland. Most of the discoveries there have been made by inquisitive foreigners or the general public. If it was significant to Christians I guarantee it would be promoted outside of Ireland way way more, i.e. the book of kells.

@TheJamesRedwood

7 жыл бұрын

Funny how the patron saint of Ireland spent most of his life destroying Irish culture.

@gryaznygreeb

6 жыл бұрын

All European people should revert to pre-Christian religion.

@MultiRedskull

6 жыл бұрын

That's right, and go back to practicing human sacrifices. What do you think about being one of the first to be sacrificed?

@tigerspuds

6 жыл бұрын

@Fernando rocha. Good job christians never killed anyone.... Wake up!!!

@garymurphy1937

6 жыл бұрын

@tigerspuds Don't confuse the Papal Crusades for the actions of Christians. This is the most common historical mistake I see people make all the time. Constantine, the sun worshiper founded catholicism, not St. Peter. That was a lie from the start. There is no record of Peter ever being in Rome. It was the continuum of this pagan roman empire system which pretended t convert, but never did. The hierarchy simply hid behind the facade of catholicism. It was these pagan sun worshippers who were behind the crusades, not christians. Do some homework on the sun symbolism in the Vatican, and the vestments worn by the clergy and what the symbols mean. Its damn obvious when you do your research

Being Canadian means we have a rather sparse history. I love my Irish ancestry so thanks for uploading.

@mythicalireland

9 жыл бұрын

AsheeAshee You are very welcome.

@TheJamesRedwood

7 жыл бұрын

I presume you are ignoring your First People's history.

@daDuke42

7 жыл бұрын

TheJamesRedwood unless you are first nations, then first nations history is not yours, if you claim so you are committing cultural appropriation.

@AsheeAshee

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, I am actually. Archaeologically speaking they left very little behind and in comparison to Ireland (which this video is about) our history is next to nothing.

@TheJamesRedwood

7 жыл бұрын

+daDuke42 He said "we have ..." i.e. Canadians have sparse history, are first nations people in Canada not Canadians?

Ireland is very beautiful! 😍

My first time seeing this. I thought I was being original with my channel until about 33mins ago 😆 This is great. I'm psyching myself up to ask you or an interview but I feel like I need about 6 more months to research first 😆😬

just had the pleasure of coming across this .. Superb Anthony !!! Yes to Orion as the Winter hero on the land ... as above ..so below .. :) !!

Though Dowth you say means darkness, I wonder if it more refers to the darkness of the underworld, where they rest in darkness. I always feel a little suspicion when moral judgements get into a story if the monks had part in the translating. I think stories have to be teased out like combing tangles.

Thank you A wealth of information beautifully presented!💖💙💜💚💛❤️💖💖💖💞⚜⚜⚜🌟🌟🌟👏☺️😇😎🎯🎯✨✨✨💫

@mythicalireland

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

Wow that was wonderful - well done and loved the music!

I visited many years ago. Would like to go back and see more of the history.

I just found your videos! Thank you!!!

Brilliant Anthony! More documentaries please. 👍

Makes me proud to be Irish

Great film with lovely music.

@mythicalireland

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

Fantastic coverage. Beautiful Ireland.☘️ thank you for putting together this video for all of us

Informative and so enjoyable. Well done. Fascinating

💕🍀Great documentary 🍀💕☘️ 💕☘️Thank you! ☘️💕☘️

@mythicalireland

5 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome.

Man, this was interrupted almost 10 times for advertisement. Consider putting this on Vimeo, please. But it was interesting to watch, thanks.

Brilliant documentary, liked and shared !

Great documentary man! I never knew any off this stuff.. praise u Ireland!

So enjoyed this thank You

@mythicalireland

5 жыл бұрын

You are welcome.

So many undiscovered ancient Irish stone age passageways hidden in plain sight. Great documentary Anthony, any reason why Garrets tomb and Tara hill have non been excavated ? Thank you.

@dermotpurcell8861

10 ай бұрын

Because they controlling bloodlines do not want the Irish knowing their real history and potential

Great Documentary! I studied Celtic studies and early Irish history in Maynooth so I really enjoyed this.

@mythicalireland

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks Daniel. Glad you enjoyed it.

@feidhelmofoghladha5525

9 жыл бұрын

Then you would know we are not Celts

@sarahclare7746

4 жыл бұрын

We pre date the Celts by thousand's of years. All knowledge originated on this beautiful land, it was stolen from us and manipulated. If you are interested listen to the online audio book Irish Wisdom Preserved in Bible and Pyramids by Conor MacDari. Slainte💚💚💚.

Keep and tell our traditions as it is History; do NOT let outsiders destroy it! It is precious to us!

Excellent Presentation.

That was very well presented and produced--wow! Thanks so much for sharing!

@mythicalireland

8 жыл бұрын

+Kathleen Horner You're very welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.

@ithila6712

7 жыл бұрын

Kathleen Horner Personally I could have done without that monotonous primitive-wailing-bansidhe screaching in the background. Very distracting and zero ambiance value.

It's incredible how spiritual, methodical and scientific the Ancients people were. They were far more sophisticated than we could know.

Fascinating.

Excellent stuff lived in co Fingal for 15 years didnt know any of this.Well done.

good job lloved it

That was fascinating

great soundtrack with a nice perspective!

Amazing video please share this through the megalith chasing community and continue to make more. This has solidified my want to visit Ireland but first im gonna watch more of your channel. Thanks

I have been inside newgrange twice, '82 & '08. In An Dún where I live, a 4,000 BC settlement was discovered when they started to built the main Dublin to Belfast road. They built the road over what was dicovered and never even put a monument or marker in the field beside the main road to show people.

@simonpmccullagh6320

9 жыл бұрын

sainglain I'm from Newry, have you any more info about this? Where is it, who found it etc.?

@MarkRobertCuthbert

8 жыл бұрын

+Simon P McCullagh - Google: Beech Hill, Loughbrickland, and search Google Images. The Outlet, at Banbridge has a display of what they found. There is a photo on Google Images.

@simonpmccullagh6320

8 жыл бұрын

sainglain thanks very much,, will do!

@MarkRobertCuthbert

6 жыл бұрын

Neolithic Homes Find | Newry Journal Newry Journal Following three months excavation by a team of twelve archaeologists, evidence emerged of prehistoric settlements from c 4000 BC to 1800 BC.

@MarkRobertCuthbert

6 жыл бұрын

Queens Uni. has All the details. Ask them to Expand on this.

Anthony, you lay naked the word, a gift from the Dagda no doubt.

Thank you so much for these wonderful documentaries. Having just found out my heritage, I'm even more enamored with Ireland. Thank you so very much.

Thanx so much for a brilliant documentary! Really hope you will keep up your good work in future! Fantastic sights in Ireland. Many until now, unknown to me. Thank you again!

@rochellelewis2915

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for a most exquisite and magical visit to these ancient places in and around the Boyne. I will definitely go to see some of them. Meanwhile they will haunt my dreams.

I went inside Newgrange with a group from college many years ago. Such a nice place.

Thank you so much for this lovely piece of work. I especially enjoyed your musical choices, they added such a deep sense of enchantment to the narrative. I watched this some time ago when it was first posted...sense then my appreciation for your continued dedication to this working has grown and I decided to revisit this piece. One of your finest, I'd say, and I look forward to more quality teachings for the wealth of knowledge you have become. Beannacht

@mythicalireland

5 жыл бұрын

I need to make more films like this one.

God I love the Blarney Stone! There's a reason the Irish are so proud of it! While the video style is excellently done, there's a bit of blarney going on, lol! But, that's what makes this such great fun, I'm at least thankful that you didn't add in aliens.

@hermanhale9258

10 ай бұрын

Yes, it is all made up. We don't know what those ancient people were thinking or trying to accomplish.

Awesome documentary. Very interesting. Loved it. Liked and saved to playlist.

@AnthonyMurphy

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

@Ireland617

9 жыл бұрын

Anthony Murphy BTW, I meant to sub but I guess I was in a hurry. Subbing you. Will be checking out more of your videos on Ireland. Have a great week mo chara.

@mythicalireland

9 жыл бұрын

vampirebelenus You need to subscribe to my mythicalireland channel, not my personal channel, sorry. My personal channel has only two videos. The mythicalireland one is where you'll find all the good stuff!!

Very well done, I am impressed. Thank you for the tour.

This is an absolutely incredible video! Thanks for the hard work 💖

Been to Dowth today and its amazing whats left of it. You can see Newgrange from the top off it. Brilliant

Interesting. I worked years in and around the Dalai Lama. He apparently has an ancient very sacred painting of a red (or reddish) haired woman, who was prophesied to become very important in this current age (their prophecies are pretty accurate I have found, and also usually associated with many ongoing dreams and visions, and the Dalai Lama himself has many visions). They took it v seriously and I know they have been looking out for her, anywhere in the world (with false reports and claims also). Interesting also because of course no tibetans or himalayan people have red hair. She probably also has blue eyes as most of their deity paintings do (also odd but is considered one of the spiritual 'marks' by them). Gautama Buddha was caucasian with blue eyes. The whole 'aryan race thing, or 'noble one' is supposed to be nothing to do with race really, but to do with someone of a high level of spiritual realization, a noble one has a high understanding of selflessness and compassion, or sunyata (emptiness), the true nature of reality, which you can't buy or just get through reading or academia, it is a realization. Also interesting is that across the himalaya and tibet, green 'Tara' is so revered, the divine feminine. Monks join in the temple each morning to chant and pray to her for 1-2 hours. Particularly the last few years, many Masters have said to do her chant, including the DL for covid (actually tibetans saw covid coming and started before it hit the news)... She is also compassionate activity, clearer of obstacles... supposedly there are many 'emanations' of her around the planet right now (that is not direct incarnations).. Ireland and Tibet both seemed to protect some of the mystic knowledge on this planet, through the degenerate age, perhaps saved also bygeography...

@blugreen99

Жыл бұрын

The Udmurts of the Russian Federation have red hair!

Way to go Swan! Awesome Music!

marvelous ballad in irish country thank you the music is wonderfull

High man is actually the constellation of Orion

@Ruarie

2 жыл бұрын

O’ Rían . O Ryan, Orion.

Garrett's Fort. Earl Garrett has a sleeping army in a secret chamber. This legend of a buried sleeping army has been attached to King Arthur. And a six-fingered red-haired hero comes and PULLS A SWORD FROM THE WALL, too. Very interesting.

@DavyWhitezel

8 жыл бұрын

+Son of Alba Steelman Theres many of the same myths across the world with only different names.

@sonofalbasteelman3842

8 жыл бұрын

+Davy Whitezel Oh, absolutely.

@DavyWhitezel

8 жыл бұрын

The sleeping army makes me think of the terracotta army. Maybe they're meditating soldiers only gilded in terracotta, also waiting for the last great battle. See you in Ragnarok my brother.

@geodude6244

7 жыл бұрын

demigods in there stasis chambers of diamond with relations to the dannan gods. waiting to wake up at the precise time. this is how I see it.

@kevinmurphy4595

4 жыл бұрын

AND the sleeping army in Hell Boy, Ck out the legend behind "Nuada"

Are there any papers or books that you would recommend for further reading on the Neolithic history of Ireland?

@mythicalireland

4 жыл бұрын

Yes indeed. Landscapes of Neolithic Ireland by Gabriel Cooney. The Stones of Time by Martin Brennan. The Origins of the Irish by J.P. Mallory. Newgrange: Archaeology, Art and Legend by Michael O'Kelly. Knowth and the Passage-Tombs of Ireland by George Eogan. Temples of Stone by Carleton Jones. That should provide you with a very good starting point!

@Ruarie

2 жыл бұрын

Conor macdari- Irish wisdom preserved in bible and pyramids. Profound. Thank me later!;D

Thanks for this film. I worked in this part of Ireland for almost 3 years and it really struck a chord with me for some reason. 7 years later I still go back to visit these sites, Call me what ya like but there is a different type of energy up around the Boyne Valley and Brú na Bóinne is particularly eerie at times. Again, thanks for the film. I purchased the album on google play, very nice album,well worth a tenner.

Rudolf Steiner's THE MYSTERIES OF HIBERNIA adds to another side to the mystery of Ireland, especially the audio and visual works by Dale Brunsvold and THE KARMA POLICE BUREA.

@trumpetsharps4496

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, I refer to these lectures by Steiner in comments above, excellent audio visual content - "Ancient Mystery Centres of Ireland".

Excellent video. Well put together

Always a joy to revisit this classic. Emotional thinking of my future pilgrimage. Thank you for amplifying interest in our heritage

Thank you for a really enjoyable documentary, having been to most these places when I was younger and never have payed that attention to other than it was where the tourists went, We had all heard about stories and legends and marvelled about Brian Brue but mores the pity I we took it for granted everyone knew about them. thanks again.

@AnthonyMurphy

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks indeed.

Thoroughly enjoyed that, off to the Emerald Dream now. Slainte Clann agus kin.

Very enjoyable thank you for a great presentation. My family all came from Loath and Newry in the North and I always loved the rolling hills coming into the south from Newry. Beautiful land I call it.

I was named after ruairc one of the high kings of Ireland and only today I was in the boyne valley. Truly a beautiful part of my country and I'm proud to be Irish. Our land is steeped in myth and legends and we are one of the most creative, loving and peaceful people in the world. That in itself says it all. Vote for equality and freedom this year and long live the republic

"Irish wisdom preserved in Bible and Pyramids" by Conor Macdari Check it out people

Surroundings, environments, atmospheres, activities, events, schedules, circumstances and situations are all really loaded footnotes

Enjoyed it. Good stuff.

The wheel may of been one of mans greatest inventions , but the Sun and Moon was its inspiration :)

Never heard of Louth being pronounced how it looks before but still great information on ancient Ireland I'm assuming it's the dialect love you're videos fun fact Louth comes from Lou which was changed to Louks Loucks it was Nordic dutch and Irish pronounced lú like Lugh Oriel is what it was called before the Vikings came and settled so wonderful though all the old stories and land I plan to visit my family comes from Louth County & Dublin. The Louks, Loucks side of my family Irish and Scottish on both sides biological mom and Dad

Thank you for the video Anthnoy much enjoyed I seemed lost a bit of where I came along the way. Thanks mate cheers✌️☘️🦘👍

god bless you anthony murphy from the magi of eire

Love your videos I grew up listing to these legends I was brought up near the burren in county Clare it has same significance

im of the option that a lot of the old storys are being lost in the digital. im glad to see some one on youtube is still telling them. im currently working on a game as part of a college project based on the tuatha de danann battling the fomorians. so im happy to see this research being done . thanks man

Got to spend 3 weeks there driving through county Cork and Carlow I wish I had 3 months there

have to say love it just love it

I am researching for my book series and I am excited to get to learn truth❤

Cracking piece!

I used to be High man but I don't do that anymore..

We live in a culture with the dominant mindset of "doing" always moving on a path of progress towards some greater unknown goal. It seems in the past "being" was the core value. People stayed in one place repeating the endless unchangeing cycles. Being implies working with timeless values of nature - not as now in exploiting and moving on, eventually into space after we have consumed our planet.

@orange70383

7 жыл бұрын

We used to all know that we all are just spirit that is contained for a short time in these bodies, but we fell and lost that connection. That is the issue.

@burmanhands

7 жыл бұрын

Good to meet a like minded dog.

@itzajdmting

7 жыл бұрын

Well... these two comments are easily the most insightful and enlightened comments I've ever read on KZread :-)

@bernardpopp541

6 жыл бұрын

John Burman God said he would send "strong delusion" in the last days...and sure enough modern man thinks he is progressing, while moving high speed away from himself and all truth that matters. Even ancient eastern religion knew more that modern religious society...which taught "be here now"...similar to what Jesus taught..."take no thought for the morrow, what you shall (need materially). All science does is go forward 1 step, and back 1000.

@sheilagavin8281

Жыл бұрын

@@itzajdmting I agree 100%👍

High man loves Sheela-na-gig

Interesting video, with many arresting images. From an editing point of view, I would say that the musical soundtrack is often rather too loud, in contrast to the narration.

Great production. Cool interruption of ancient sites and names. Make more.

Very good!

Ireland is good for the soul

This was excellent 🌀