Humorous Irish Tales for Children
“Anyone who has been disgusted by the habit of spitting in public today should pause a moment. They are witnessing the poor, ugly remnants of a heroic and wondrous Irish tradition that stretched back many ages and that once disgltinguished our culture from all others in its skill, knowledge and wisdom, as the tale “How spitting became an artwork in Ireland” describes.
Humour, as said, comes in many shades. And in “The druid of Feakle’s Toothshop”, though it may give much hilarious credit to the women of Ireland for improving the dental health of the warriors of the Fianna, there is a dark side, too for in an obscure place called Feakle, an evil minded druid is conducting experiments that are gruesomely similar to the worst of the twentieth-century horrors. Yet Fionn and his men, sent to investigate, overcome their fear and disgust, managing somehow to keep their sense of humour in the midst of dark terrors – no easy task, considering what they discover in that foul place”
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“Ireland’s greatest living storyteller” Clare Champion”An inspired performer” The Irish Post (London)”A master storyteller” Belfast Newsletter”Not your picturesque Irish storyteller, nor does he want to be.” Boston Irish Echo”Scéalaí slachtmhar” Anois”Eddie’s stories are not for the faint-hearted, but then good stories never are.” RTE Guide “If you’re looking for good story-telling in a classical style and setting … then look no further than Eddie Lenihan.” Irish Examiner”Prolific in his output.” Ireland’s Own”Duine de na scéalaithe Béarla is fearr in Éirinn é Eddie.” Foinse”One of the few traditional storytellers–seanchaí in Gaelic – still working in Ireland.” New York Times
