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Background imageThomas William Rolleston Collection: The white steed had vanished from their eyes like a wreath of mist, c1910. Artist

The white steed had vanished from their eyes like a wreath of mist, c1910. Artist
The white steed had vanished from their eyes like a wreath of mist, c1910. Oisin, son of Finn mac Cumhaill, is turned in an instant into an old

Background imageThomas William Rolleston Collection: They rode up to a stately palace, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid

They rode up to a stately palace, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid
They rode up to a stately palace, c1910. Oisin, son of Finn mac Cumhaill, is requested by Niam of the Golden Hair to go with her to her fathers land, the Land of the Youth

Background imageThomas William Rolleston Collection: Follow me now to the Hill of Allen, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid

Follow me now to the Hill of Allen, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid
Follow me now to the Hill of Allen, c1910. Finn mac Cumhaill leading his men to his wedding feast. He was a mythical hunter and warrior of Irish legend

Background imageThomas William Rolleston Collection: Dermot took the horn and would have filled it, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid

Dermot took the horn and would have filled it, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid
Dermot took the horn and would have filled it, c1910. Illustration from The High Deeds of Finn, and other Bardic Romances of Ancient Ireland by TW Rolleston

Background imageThomas William Rolleston Collection: They ran him by hill and plain, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid

They ran him by hill and plain, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid
They ran him by hill and plain, c1910. A giant murders a young maiden so the Fian clan chase after him into the sea to avenge his wrongdoing

Background imageThomas William Rolleston Collection: And that night there was feasting and joy in the lonely hut, c1910

And that night there was feasting and joy in the lonely hut, c1910. Finn finds the old men of the forest. Finn mac Cumhaill was a hunter and warrior of Irish legend

Background imageThomas William Rolleston Collection: She heard her own name called again and again, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid

She heard her own name called again and again, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid
She heard her own name called again and again, c1910. Illustration from The High Deeds of Finn, and other Bardic Romances of Ancient Ireland by TW Rolleston

Background imageThomas William Rolleston Collection: A mighty shout of exultation arose from the Ulstermen, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid

A mighty shout of exultation arose from the Ulstermen, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid
A mighty shout of exultation arose from the Ulstermen, c1910. Mac Datho was a lord who had the finest Boar in the land who the King of Ulster and the Queen of Connacht both wish to own

Background imageThomas William Rolleston Collection: They rose up in the air, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid

They rose up in the air, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid
They rose up in the air, c1910. Illustration from The High Deeds of Finn, and other Bardic Romances of Ancient Ireland by TW Rolleston

Background imageThomas William Rolleston Collection: There sat the three maidens with the Queen, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid

There sat the three maidens with the Queen, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid
There sat the three maidens with the Queen, c1910. The story of the Children of Lir. Bov the Red bade Lir choose a wife from three maidens after his wife has died

Background imageThomas William Rolleston Collection: Fergus goes down into the lake, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid

Fergus goes down into the lake, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid
Fergus goes down into the lake, c1910. Fergus, King of Ulster, descends into Loch Rury to seek vengence on the riverhorse of Loch Rury

Background imageThomas William Rolleston Collection: They all trooped out, lords and ladies, to view the wee man, c1910

They all trooped out, lords and ladies, to view the wee man, c1910. The story of Fergus, King of Ulster, and Iubdan, King of the Leprechauns or little folk

Background imageThomas William Rolleston Collection: There dwelt the red-haired ocean-nymphs, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid

There dwelt the red-haired ocean-nymphs, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid
There dwelt the red-haired ocean-nymphs, c1910. Brian, a son of Turenn, descends into the sea to find the Isle of Finchory and discovers a great sea palace where the sea nymphs live

Background imageThomas William Rolleston Collection: Bear us swiftly, Boat of Mananan, to the Garden of Hesperides, c1910. Artist

Bear us swiftly, Boat of Mananan, to the Garden of Hesperides, c1910. Artist
Bear us swiftly, Boat of Mananan, to the Garden of Hesperides, c1910. A scene from the Quest of the Sons of Turenn. Illustration from The High Deeds of Finn

Background imageThomas William Rolleston Collection: They made an encampment and the swans sang to them, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid

They made an encampment and the swans sang to them, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid
They made an encampment and the swans sang to them, c1910. The story of the Children of Lir. Bov the Red, King of the De Danaan people

Background imageThomas William Rolleston Collection: Finn heard far off the first notes of the fairy harp, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid

Finn heard far off the first notes of the fairy harp, c1910. Artist: Stephen Reid
Finn heard far off the first notes of the fairy harp, c1910. Finn, son of Cumhaill, was a mythical hunter and warrior of Irish mythology


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