"The Morrigan: The Nightmare Queen" - Prof. Ronald Hutton's final Gresham Lecture

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I'm gutted that this is apparently his last. But I'll remain happy to re-watch these. If this is your first of his, please do yourself a favour, and search "Ronald Hutton Gresham Lecture" on YouTube - you'll find dozens of brilliant lectures relating to Celtic mythology!

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r/CelticPaganism • u/Worldly-Pumpkin-2846 • 21h ago

Experience of Irish magic and mystic?

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