Read by Tim Tidball

"Celtic Mythology: Tales from the Celtic Pantheon" is a captivating journey into the ancient world of the Celts and the rich pantheon of gods, goddesses, monsters, and heroes that they worshiped. This book explores the Celtic belief system and the role of mythology in their culture. The book delves into the various gods and goddesses of the Celtic pantheon, such as the Dagda, Brigid, and Lugh. It also covers the lesser-known deities and monsters, such as the fire-spitting Caorthannach, and Dullahan, the headless horseman. In addition to detailing the gods and goddesses of the pantheon, the book also includes some of the most famous and enduring tales from Celtic mythology. These include the myths of Aengus, the life of Lugh, and the story of the great hero, Cú Chulainn. This book serves as an engaging guide to one of the most ancient and fascinating mythologies in human history. Whether you're a student of mythology, a history buff, or simply interested in learning more about this ancient culture, this book is an essential read!

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