Eddie Lenihan Books

Perhaps the most renowned storyteller in Ireland, this artist's narratives deeply influenced the character of Ferry Dan, also known as The Great Seanachai, in the acclaimed animated film Song of the Sea.

In the Tracks of the West Clare Railway
320 pages
12 hours of reading
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The narrative explores the transformation of the railway between Ennis and Kilkee, symbolizing the contrast between a traditional, unhurried lifestyle and the modern, chaotic world. It captures the essence of a bygone era when the railway was vital to the community in West Clare, connecting people and places while highlighting the profound changes that have occurred since its decline. The book reflects on the impact of this lost connection on the region's identity and heritage.
Meeting the Other Crowd
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Stories of the mysterious creatures who by turn afflict, enlighten and instruct those who cross their paths. One of the finest collections of Irish folklore in modern times. schovat popis
Gruesome Irish Tales for Children
128 pages
5 hours of reading
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The narratives delve into the harrowing experiences of Fionn MacCumhaill and Cúchulainn, two legendary Irish heroes. They confront chilling challenges that test their bravery and resilience against the backdrop of darkness and fear. These tales highlight their adventures, showcasing the ancient themes of heroism amid terrifying encounters, illuminating the rich tapestry of Irish folklore.

In the Tracks of the West Clare Railway

Meeting the Other Crowd

Gruesome Irish Tales for Children