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Mythical Women 04: The Story of Airmed – Story Archaeology
by Chris Thompson and Isolde Carmody
Conversations on Irish Mythology
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Mythical Women 04: The Story of Airmed
Airmed is the daughter of the great Dé Danann physician, Dían Cécht. Together, they created the healling well of Sláine, which restored injured warriors at the Second Battle of Moytura. But do their names tell a different story? Dig deeper through etymology in conversation with the Story Archaeologists. Don’t forget to subscribe to get the...
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Conversations on Irish Mythology
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