Oisín and Niamh- The Love Tale of Tír na nÓg (Irish Legends - Celtic Mythology - Fenian Cycle)
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- This is the old Irish legend of Oisín the son of Fionn Mac Cumhaill and Niamh of Tír na nÓg🧝. A story of love, longing and loss. A story of the magical land of eternal youth and a story of the last of the Fianna.
(I apologize for any mispronunciation. Since neither English nor Irish are my first languages, there may be a few mistakes.)
🎼Musik: “Yonder Hill and Dale” by Aaron Kenny & "Danzon De Pasion" by Jimmy Fontanez/ Media Right Productions🎼
👏 Also thank you to the Pixabay artists whose pictures I was allowed to use 👏
My daughter is named after this story. Beautiful story and voice. Thank you
You chose a very beautiful name for your daughter 😊
Beautifully told
Ah such a classic tale, I have the surname "Finn" so my family often jest & mention we are potentially descendants of Fionn and his mythical clann.☘ Love the thumbnails pointing out what Cycle of Gaelic myth the tale stems from. Only a matter of time I'd imagine that Setanta gets a mythical mention. Go raibh maith agat lass.🌅
Thank you😊
CúChulainn and Fionn definitely will get their own Videos here 😊...and I suppose it will even be a whole series for each of them. There are just so many great stories surrounding those great heroes of Ireland 😊☘🇨🇮
@@kianukasceltictales3403 Ah great to hear I will be looking forward to pondering your take on both these Gaelic legends adventures! I've happily subscribed agus set the bell to chime in time.🎵 Again fair play & great job lass.☘
As an Irish person the pronunciation of the names are all spot on! Absolutely well done and hats off to a great reading overall. Go raibh mile maith agat a chara!!
I can't tell how happy I am to read that 🥰
Go raibh maith agat.
I love the history of the Celtic legends. Your so amazing thank you and keep them coming I will make sure people see the video.❤️
Thank you 🥰
Great vid
Thank you very much 😄
@@kianukasceltictales3403 ur welcome
I wonder how many versions of this story exist. A very good telling, very similar to the one heard. Just 2 minor differences.
Thank you. I'm curious, which differences did you hear?
There are so many versions of all of these stories and it's always interesting to hear different versions😊
I really enjoy listening to your voice (it's so soothing!). Great content and presentation :)
Thank you 🥰
She narrates with a East European accent, but simple language and good pronunciation of Irish names. A few grammar mistakes though, and one or two weird pronunciation. Subs.