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Medieval Irish Folklore (Live)

You're Dead to Me

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The Death of Andrew Lloyd Webber

There is definitely something there about white horses and we see it in place names. The idea of a white mayor is very powerful in the Irish tradition. And then he also wrote things like there was a fish with three gold teeth that foretold the coming of the Normans. So it's part of a medieval tradition of miraculous tales. There may have been some kind of ritual killing of a king involved when the new man came and took over. Very stories abound that he was killed at Sowen, which is probably not particularly right. A reason for kings to be destroyed is because if you take it back to that sovereignty goddess idea, he was a bad king. He was an unjust king

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