Dagda

Within the myths, Tara is described as one of the dwelling places of Eochaid, the most important of the Irish gods, who is often referred to as the Dagda, "the good god."

Tara Threatened 2004

A tale of Nemedian settlers arriving to settle a beautiful green island in ancient times, and their encounters with both natural and supernatural allies and enemies (names like Dagda, Balor, Lir, Diancecht, etc are all thrown around with great energy).

January Books 5) Shakespeare's Wife, by Germaine Greer nwhyte 2009

Ask for them by name: The Dagda, Morrigan, Aine, Danu.

Archive 2009-05-01 Anne Johnson 2009

Ask for them by name: The Dagda, Morrigan, Aine, Danu.

A Modest Proposal Anne Johnson 2009

When Dagda saw the sun falling lower in the winter sky, he built a great fire and threw into his cauldron all the delicious meat and fruits of the earth.

Christmas Feast Joanna Waugh 2008

So today, we at "The Gods Are Bored" salue Bile and the Dagda, Ogma and other numerous male Celtic deities who are far better Daddy Gods than some of the deities in wider usage.

Daddy Deities Anne Johnson 2008

According to Celtic mythology, the harvest god Dagda possessed a magical cauldron capable of supplying unlimited food.

Christmas Feast Joanna Waugh 2008

But as I come to know more about who I am as a Pagan, I recognize that I am really longing for a balance in my spiritual life between feminine and masculine characteristics of the Divine, so I very much appreciated the references in your post to Bile, the Dagda, and Ogma.

Daddy Deities Anne Johnson 2008

When Dagda saw the sun falling lower in the winter sky, he built a great fire and threw into his cauldron all the delicious meat and fruits of the earth.

Archive 2008-12-01 Joanna Waugh 2008

According to Celtic mythology, the harvest god Dagda possessed a magical cauldron capable of supplying unlimited food.

Archive 2008-12-01 Joanna Waugh 2008