Experience an epic Irish pageant that brings legend to life on stage.
This collection presents dramatic episodes of Finn Mac Cumhall and the Fianna, blending myth, history, and song to transport readers to ancient Ireland. Rich in period atmosphere, it pairs lyrical prologue, battle-pageant scenes, and ceremonial moments that celebrate Ireland’s national spirit.
The book compiles Episode I, including The Proclaiming of Finn with its moonlit encounters, fairy music, and the saving of Tara; and Incident II–III that follow Finn’s rise among the Fianna and his first ceremonies as leader. It also introduces Episode II, The Convention of Dromceatt, along with an Appendix of notes and authorities that frame the drama in its cultural context. A Preface explains the series’ aim to showcase Ireland’s literature, arts, and historic imagination through pageantry.
What you’ll experience
- Stage-like episodes drawn from Irish legend, focused on Finn Mac Cumhall and the Fianna
- Dynamic scenes, choral songs, and ceremonial moments that convey mythic atmosphere
- Introductory notes and context that illuminate the dramatic approach to history
- A publisher’s preface and appendix that frame the work for readers and performers
Ideal for readers who love myth, epic history, or theater-inspired storytelling, and for anyone curious about Ireland’s legendary past.