Fintan mac BĂłchra: The Irish Survivor of the Flood Who Lived 5,500 Years
Fintan mac BĂłchra survived the flood as a salmon and lived 5,500 years. Read the Irish legend of Ireland’s oldest memory-keeper and his tie to Tara.
Fintan mac BĂłchra survived the flood as a salmon and lived 5,500 years. Read the Irish legend of Ireland’s oldest memory-keeper and his tie to Tara.
Tailtiu cleared a forest, raised the god Lugh and gave Teltown its name. Read the Irish legend behind the Lughnasadh harvest festival in County Meath.
Trim Castle is Ireland’s largest Anglo-Norman fortress. Discover the history, plan your visit to the keep, and explore County Meath’s most impressive medieval castle — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.
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