Timeless Irish Tales: Mostly True
Richard Marsh
Jun 2027 · The History Press
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In Irish storyland, anything can happen. All of these stories are true in a metaphorical, symbolic or life lesson sense. Many are factual, documented or personally witnessed by the author or others. 'Lady Beresford and the Black Ribbon' is accepted by her descendants as a true account, for example.
From The Murder of The Knight of the Curragh and How Fionn Got His Gray Hair, to The Ballad of Kishóg's Curse and The Casino at Marino, these tales are a mixture of local history and folklore expertly crafted by a professional storyteller.
In Irish storyland, anything can happen. All of these stories are true in a metaphorical, symbolic or life lesson sense. Many are factual, documented or personally witnessed by the author or others. 'Lady Beresford and the Black Ribbon' is accepted by her descendants as a true account, for exampl...
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About the author
RICHARD MARSH has been a journalist and radio presenter in Ireland and the USA. He is the author of twenty books of poetry, fiction and non-fiction, including 'Meath Folk Tales' for The History Press. As well as this, he is a professional storyteller who attends festivals and events internationally to keep the tradition of storytelling alive.
RICHARD MARSH has been a journalist and radio presenter in Ireland and the USA. He is the author of twenty books of poetry, fiction and non-fiction, including 'Meath Folk Tales' for The History Press. As well as this, he is a professional storyteller who attends festivals and events international...
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