Old Celtic Tales

E. M. Wilmot-Buxton

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Book Description

Old Celtic Tales by E. M. Wilmot-Buxton is a collection of ancient myths and legends from the rich folklore of the Celtic people. Published in 1910, the book compiles a variety of captivating stories from both Irish and Welsh traditions, making these timeless tales accessible to younger readers and folklore enthusiasts. The collection includes well-known Celtic heroes and mythical figures such as **Cuchulain**, the warrior hero of Ulster, **Finn MacCumhail** (Finn McCool), the leader of the Fianna, and **King Arthur**, whose legendary tales have Celtic origins. The stories explore themes of bravery, honor, love, and the supernatural, often set against the backdrop of mystical landscapes like enchanted forests, magical islands, and battlefields. Wilmot-Buxton’s retelling preserves the essence of the original Celtic oral traditions, full of vivid imagery, magic, and otherworldly encounters. Readers are introduced to mythical creatures like the **Tuatha Dé Danann**, fairies, giants, and sorcerers, and follow the heroes through quests, battles, and romantic pursuits. The stories reflect the values and beliefs of the ancient Celts, with an emphasis on loyalty, heroism, and the eternal struggle between good and evil. **"Old Celtic Tales"** remains a fascinating introduction to the enchanting world of Celtic mythology, capturing the timeless charm of these legendary stories. This book is copyright free and can be downloaded without any cost.

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