Ceisteanna ar Mhiotaseolaíocht na hÉireann

Put the four cycles of Irish mythology in order.

• Mythological

  Ulster

  Fenian

  Historical

• Celtic

  Welsh

  Irish

  Gaulish

• Roman

  Greek

  Norse

  Asian

• Historical

  Geographical Mythological

What is the purpose of the ogham stones?

Who were the Tuatha Dé Danann?

• Gods

• Magical people

• Enemy

• Humans

What is the mythological cycle?

• magic and people turning into other things

• the beginning stories that lay the grounds for the rest of the myths

• the gods and warriors causing havoc

• the cycle that explains the magic

Who were the Tuatha Dé Danann?

• A race of magical, god-like beings known for wisdom, skill, and supernatural powers.

• A group of mortal warriors known for their bravery and strength.

• A tribe of ancient farmers who settled in Ireland.

• A band of poets and musicians who travelled the land.

What treasures did the Tuatha Dé Danann bring?

• Stone of Fal, Spear of Lugh, Sword of Nuada, Cauldron of the Dagda

• Golden Harp, Silver Chalice, Bronze Shield, Iron Crown

• Emerald Ring, Ruby Necklace, Sapphire Bracelet, Diamond Tiara

• Crystal Ball, Magic Wand, Enchanted Mirror, Flying Carpet

How did the Tuatha get here?

• They came on flying ships, coming from dark clouds.

• They walked across a bridge of light.

• They sailed on a great sea.

• They emerged from the earth.

Where is the Otherworld?

• In the lakes, rivers, and places without people.

• In the mountains of Ireland.

• In the skies above.

• In the deep forests.

Where does the name Éire come from?

• Éiriú sacrificed her life for her people.

• It was named after a great king.

• It was named after a famous battle.

• It was named after a river.

the Dagda

• Good God, master of magic, protector of the land.

• God of many skills, associated with light and victory.

• First king, a symbol of leadership and resilience.

• Goddess of poetry, healing, and craft.