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"Hero-Tales of Ireland" was written by Jeremiah Curtin. Pioneering ethnographer and folklorist known for his collections of Irish folk tales.

Hero-Tales of Ireland

Jeremiah Curtin

Hero-Tales of Ireland

Jeremiah Curtin

Hero-Tales of Ireland, written by Jeremiah Curtin in the late 19th century, is a collection of 24 ancient Irish folklore tales featuring legendary figures such as Fin MacCool. These stories encompass themes of heroism, adventure, and the supernatural, showcasing bold warriors who confront dragons and giants. Compiled by an ethnographer from the Smithsonian Institution, this work preserves the rich cultural heritage of Ireland and serves as a valuable resource for those interested in Celtic mythology and folklore.