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Episode Synopsis
by Éamonn O'Doherty.
Ardagh hill, in County Longford, Ireland is a very special 'Stories in the Landscape' location. This is the legendary Bri Leith, where much of the Tocmarc Étaíne is set. The Ardagh Heritage and Creative Centre, managed by story teller and educator, Ann and her colleague Annette, nestles at the foot of this beautiful hill. Join Chris and Ann,as they explore the centre, and how to best present and adapt the, complex, Tocmarc Étaíne for a modern audience.
‘ÉIRÍ’ An international Arts Competition and Research Project
The Tocmarc Étaíne includes many fascinating female characters with intriguing and often complex motivations. Their stories still have much in common with current issues. Listen in to spark ideas for submissions to this exciting Arts competition, open to entries up to the close of October 22.
Links for this episode
Find out more about the Creative Ardagh Centre
Explore the craft shop
Heritage in Schools Scheme
Explore the Tocmarc Étaíne through the Story Archaeology Archive
Dindshenchas 09: Tocmarc Étaíne 1 - A Fly On The Wall
Listen to the podcast: A Fly on the Wall
Find Chris' story: Fuamnach
The Text of Tocmarc Étaíne Part 1 translation by Isolde
Brú na Bóinne and Cnogba - the Boyne Valley in the Metrical Dindshenchas: translation by Isolde
The Brú na Bóinne and Brí Leith: landscape exploration by Chris
Étaín, Eithliu, Vessels and Rebirth: article by Isolde
Dindshenchas 10: Tocmarc Étaíne 2 - The Re-Born Identity
.Listen to the podcast: The Re-Born Identity
Find the story told by Chris: A Prophecy
The Text of Tocmarc Étaíne Part 2: Translation by Isolde
Dindshenchas 11: Tocmarc Étaíne 3 - A Game of Fidchell
Listen to the podcast: A Game of Fidchell
Find Chris' telling of the story A Causeway Over Móin Lámraige
The Corlea Trackway
Ardagh hill, in County Longford, Ireland is a very special 'Stories in the Landscape' location. This is the legendary Bri Leith, where much of the Tocmarc Étaíne is set. The Ardagh Heritage and Creative Centre, managed by story teller and educator, Ann and her colleague Annette, nestles at the foot of this beautiful hill. Join Chris and Ann,as they explore the centre, and how to best present and adapt the, complex, Tocmarc Étaíne for a modern audience.
‘ÉIRÍ’ An international Arts Competition and Research Project
The Tocmarc Étaíne includes many fascinating female characters with intriguing and often complex motivations. Their stories still have much in common with current issues. Listen in to spark ideas for submissions to this exciting Arts competition, open to entries up to the close of October 22.
Links for this episode
Find out more about the Creative Ardagh Centre
Explore the craft shop
Heritage in Schools Scheme
Explore the Tocmarc Étaíne through the Story Archaeology Archive
Dindshenchas 09: Tocmarc Étaíne 1 - A Fly On The Wall
Listen to the podcast: A Fly on the Wall
Find Chris' story: Fuamnach
The Text of Tocmarc Étaíne Part 1 translation by Isolde
Brú na Bóinne and Cnogba - the Boyne Valley in the Metrical Dindshenchas: translation by Isolde
The Brú na Bóinne and Brí Leith: landscape exploration by Chris
Étaín, Eithliu, Vessels and Rebirth: article by Isolde
Dindshenchas 10: Tocmarc Étaíne 2 - The Re-Born Identity
.Listen to the podcast: The Re-Born Identity
Find the story told by Chris: A Prophecy
The Text of Tocmarc Étaíne Part 2: Translation by Isolde
Dindshenchas 11: Tocmarc Étaíne 3 - A Game of Fidchell
Listen to the podcast: A Game of Fidchell
Find Chris' telling of the story A Causeway Over Móin Lámraige
The Corlea Trackway
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