Tuatha de Danann – Page 2 – Faerie Lore and Legends

Morrigan

December 28, 2013 Techno Tink No Comments

God/desses, Mythology, Sacred Sites, Tuatha de Danann, Uncategorized

The Morrigan by Leaf McGowan, Technogypsie Productions, on December 28, 2013. © 2013: All Rights Reserved – www.technogypsie.net Also known as The Phantom Queen (“Morrigan”), The Great Queen (“Morrigan”), “Morrigu”, “Morrigna”, “Morrighan”, “Mir-rioghain” (modern Irish), “Morrighan”, “Morgan”, “Mir Rigan”, “Morrigu”, “The Dark Fae Queen” Goddess of Life, Death, Battle, strife, and sovereignty Ancestry: Father was … Read More “Morrigan” »

December 21, 2013 Techno Tink No Comments

God/desses, Mythology, Religion, Sacred Sites, Tuatha de Danann

Goibnui, the Smith of the Tuatha Dé Danann Other names:Govannon (Welsh), Gofannon (Welsh), and Gobannos (Gaulish), Goibniu, Goibhnet, Goibhniu. Counterparts:There is suggestions that Goibnui, the Smith of the Tuatha Dé Danann, was replaced by Saint Ghobnatan. The site of Tobar Ghobnatan had archaeological evidence of a hut and artifacts such as iron slag, a crucible, … Read More “” »

Niamh

January 24, 2011 Techno Tink No Comments

Faeries, God/desses, Mythology, Sidhe, Tuatha de Danann

“Niamh of the lovely hair” was the daughter of the Irish Sea God, Manannon Mac Lir. She was the Queen of the Tir na n-Og, the mythological race of Faeries who lived in the Land of the Eternal Youth.