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Great Irish Tales of Unimaginable by Peter Haining, 1994-09-01
Favourite Irish Stories
Indian Mythology (INDO-EUROPEAN MYTHOLOGY) by William G. Davey, 2009-03-02
Fun With the Irish Myths by John J. Ollivier, 1991-02
Ireland and Her People. A Library of Irish Biography together with a Popular History of Ancient and Modern Erin to which is added an Appendix of Copious Notes and Useful Talbes supplemented with a Dictionary of Proper Names in Irish Mythology, Geography, Geneaology, Etc., Embracing a Period of Forty Centuries of Legend, Tradition and History; with Numerous Illustrations. 5 Volumes. Second Edition. by Thomas W.H. (ed). Fitzgerald, 1910
All On The Irish Shore by E. Somerville, Martin Ross, 2008-06-09
Priestly Fictions: Popular Irish Novelists of the Early 20th Century by Catherine Candy, 1998-10
Spaleens and Tattie Hokers: History and Folklore of the Irish Migratory Agricultural Worker in Ireland and Britain (Folklore, oral tradition) by Anne O'Dowd, 1991-02
Dictionary of Celtic Mythology (Oxford Paperback Reference) by James MacKillop, 2000-12-14
Irish Riddles (Sayings, quotations, proverbs) by Pat Fairon, 1998-03-07
Irish Folk and Fairy Tales by Gordon Jarvie, 2003-05-05
The Biography of the Irish God of the Sea from the Voyage of Bran (700 A. D.) to Finnegan's Wake (1939): The Waves of Manannan (Studies in Irish Literature, 13) by Charles W. Macquarrie, 2004-06
The Second Book of Irish Myths and Legends by Eoin Neeson, 1984
Saga and myth in ancient Ireland (Irish life and culture) by Gerard Murphy, 1961

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