Celtic Wonder-tales: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Celtic Wonder-tales, credited to Ella Young, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of Celtic Wonder-tales by Ella Young. Read in English by czandra. Stories of might and main, romance and tragedy among the Tuatha DeDanaan with Brigit, Lir, Manannaun, Ethaun and others. Great ancient gods of wind, water and earth and their children mingle with people of the Faeries, heroes and the after-world. Told with poetry and wit by Ella Young in an old and familiar 'honey-sweet wisdom of speech'. An important part of the Celtic revival in Ireland.- Summary by Czandra

Recording facts

• Recording title: Celtic Wonder-tales
• Author credits: Ella Young
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 15
• Listed recording duration: 4:18:04

Catalogue topics

• celtic revival

Track guide

1. 00 - Dedication — 0:37
2. 01 - The Earth Shapers — 14:13
3. 02 - The Spear of Victory — 3:53
4. 03 - A Good Action — 14:15
5. 04 - How the Son of the Gobhaun Saur Sold the Sheepskin — 7:43
6. 05 - How the Son of the Gobhaun Saur Shortened the Road — 18:34
7. 06 - The Cow of Plenty — 12:11
8. 07 - The Coming of Lugh — 15:55
9. 08 - The Eric-Fine of Lugh — 37:59
10. 09 - The Great Battle — 14:44
11. 10 - Inisfail — 13:01
12. 11 - The Golden Fly — 19:21
13. 12 - The Children of Lir — 24:53
14. 13 - The Luck-child — 11:42
15. 14 - Conary Mor — 49:03

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