The Round Towers of Ireland; or The History of the Tuath-De-Danaans

The Round Towers of Ireland; or The History of the Tuath-De-Danaans by Henry O''Brien explores the rich tapestry of Irish history and mythology focusing on the enigmatic round towers that dot the Irish landscape. O''Brien delves into the origins and purposes of these structures linking them to the ancient Tuath-De-Danaans a mythical race believed to have inhabited Ireland before the arrival of the Celts. Through meticulous research and engaging narrative O''Brien presents a compelling case for the cultural significance of these towers as symbols of Ireland''s storied past. *** In this work O''Brien not only examines the architectural features of the round towers but also intertwines them with the legends and lore of the Tuath-De-Danaans. He argues that these towers served as more than mere buildings; they were spiritual and cultural beacons for the ancient Irish people. By connecting the physical remnants of Ireland''s past with its rich mythological heritage O''Brien invites readers to appreciate the depth of Ireland''s history and the enduring legacy of its ancient inhabitants.