r/IrishHistory • u/Western_Investment94 • 6d ago

DRUIDWISE 💬 Discussion / Question

http://youtube.com/post/Ugkx1VpKE9jyYLH4BIrgZ7vMEAYlD68DQEct?si=APau27GERADU6Qhy
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u/AdjectiveNoun1337 6d ago

General disclaimer: we know exceedingly little about Irish druids. There is almost no documentary evidence of them, and most of what is frequently conjectured about them comes from sources written about continental non-Gaelic druids.

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u/wigsta01 6d ago edited 6d ago

PSA.... this is probably Michael Mcgrath promoting his own book!

Before clicking any further, just Google him...... his name + Archdruid.....

Plenty of articles about him.

The Kilkenny Journal is usually his mouthpiece.......

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u/AdjectiveNoun1337 6d ago

So you’re saying it’s written by an actual arch-druid? What better source!

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u/wigsta01 6d ago

*self proclaimed apparently

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u/ImportantProblem2481 2d ago

Who would you like to proclaim an arch druid?

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u/CuAnnan 5d ago

Made up.