Ronnie Drew had one of the most recognizable voices in Ireland. Whether speaking or singing, his Dublin drawl delighted audiences across the world and none more so than those at home in Ireland. In this audio, Ronnie narrates the tale of Tír na nÓg, the Land of Youth. This wondrous place was said to be […]
In this narration, the lovable rogue, Ronnie Drew, takes us through the beautiful and haunting story of Deidre of the Sorrows. This is another one the most popular tales to be found in ancient Irish mythology. – If you enjoyed this, please share –
Here we have the roguish Dubliner, Ronnie Drew, narrating the wonderful myth of the Brown Bull of Cooley. This story features the greatest of all Irish warriors of legend, Cúchulainn. The many sites where this story is set can still be viewed today in Ulster, approximately 2000 years after the events took place. – If […]
Cúchulainn is known as the Hound of Ulster. He is regarded as the greatest of the ancient heroes of Ireland. He broke women’s hearts and he broke his enemies heads. He roamed the land and, in a Perseus kinda way, got into many adventures and scrapes. He travelled to Scotland for a spot of loving […]
Folk’d Up by Laurence Donaghy Part 2 of the wacky Irish trilogy is every bit as good (and wacky) as Part 1. The one-liners are as sharp, the pace frenetic, the plot an education. Danny Morrigan is in search of his missing girlfriend, Ellie, and their baby, Luke, snatched by the Faeries. But these are […]
The is a very well presented short on the mythology of ancient Ireland and the Morrígan or Morrígu in particular. It’s a reminder for readers of Rebel Voice of just how rich our ancient heritage is here in the Emerald Isle. The prophesy of the Goddess shown at the end is a worry though, as […]
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