Fianna Collection

The banqueting hall was in tumult. from The Little Brawl in
3514722 The banqueting hall was in tumult. from The Little Brawl in Irish Fairy Tales by Rackham, Arthur (1867-1939); Private Collection; (add.info.: The banqueting hall was in tumult)

Then they [Iollan and Tuiren] went hand in hand in the country that smells of
3514717 Then they [Iollan and Tuiren] went hand in hand in the country that smells of apple-blossom and honey. from The Birth of Bran in Irish Fairy Tales by Rackham

"This one is fat", said Cuillen, and she rolled a bulky Fenian along like a
STC411979 " This one is fat", said Cuillen, and she rolled a bulky Fenian along like a wheel, illustration from Irish Fairy Tales by James Stephens, 1920 (colour litho) by Rackham

Eamon De Valera (1822-1975) American-born Irish statesman who, after fighting for Irish independence, became leader of Fianna Fail and served as Prime Minister of Ireland

Fianna Ensnared
The hideous faery daughters of Conaran lure their enemies the Fianna into an enchanted cave where they are overtaken by a feebleness & bound

Mythical Irish Dogs
The daughters of Conaran lure the Fianna into an enchanted cave, but their dogs refuse to enter & snarl at the caves mouth, sensing their masters danger

Finn Aids the Fianna
Finn MacCool comes to aid the Fianna

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In the banqueting hall of Tara, chaos reigned as Iollan and Tuiren, two legendary members of the mythical Fianna, prepared for a clash. The country that smelled of heather and freedom, their homeland, called them. "This one is fat," Cuillen taunted, rolling a bulky Fenian warrior like a log. Echoes of a different time resonated as Eamon de Valera and other Sinn Fein members gathered in London, their faces filled with determination and resolve. A black and white photograph captured their fierce spirit. Outside the gates of the fort, the Fianna warriors stood, their eyes filled with savagery and terror. The illustration from "The Little Brawl in the Glen" depicted them as fierce guardians, akin to the mythical Irish hounds, the Fianna Ensnared. Countess Constance Markievicz, a revolutionary and a warrior in her own right, watched over them. Born in 1868, she was a symbol of courage and defiance, a beacon of hope for a nation yearning for freedom. And in the midst of it all, Finn, the legendary hero, aided the Fianna, his loyal hounds at his side. Their bond was unbreakable, their legacy enduring, a testament to the indomitable spirit of the Irish people.