An Táin

An T in Tagann ad as cuimse ar an mbanr on M abh nuair a theipeann uirthi a fear c ile Ailill a sh r maidir le maoin agus saibhreas Aige si d at an Fionnbheannach tarbh nach bhfuil a leith id le f il in

Tagann ad as cuimse ar an mbanr on, M abh, nuair a theipeann uirthi a fear c ile, Ailill, a sh r maidir le maoin agus saibhreas Aige si d at an Fionnbheannach, tarbh nach bhfuil a leith id le f il in irinn N an bhfuil Seo insint r bhr omhar ar an sc al is iomr it i dteanga na h ireann, an T in, n T in B Cuailgne mar is fearr aithne air Am igin roimh 1106 A.D.Tagann ad as cuimse ar an mbanr on, M abh, nuair a theipeann uirthi a fear c ile, Ailill, a sh r maidir le maoin agus saibhreas Aige si d at an Fionnbheannach, tarbh nach bhfuil a leith id le f il in irinn N an bhfuil Seo insint r bhr omhar ar an sc al is iomr it i dteanga na h ireann, an T in, n T in B Cuailgne mar is fearr aithne air Am igin roimh 1106 A.D a scr obhadh s os i dtosach i Leabhar na hUidhre, an l mhscr bhinn Gaeilge is rsa d bhfuil ann, agus ir tear ar cheann de mh rsc alta an domhain T uaisleacht, cr gacht agus trag id an bhunsc il fite fuaite go heala onta san rsc al grafach seo.A stunning new graphic novel of An T in, the classic tale of C chulainn, Queen M abh and the cattle raid for the Brown bull of Cooley Written by prize winning author Colm n Raghallaigh, superbly illustrated by Barry Reynolds and produced by the Cartoon Saloon in full colour graphic novel format, this is the fourth in a series of highly successful Irish language graphic novels published by Cl Mhaigh Eo.Queen M abh is consumed by jealousy when she finds that her husband, Ailill, has bested her for riches and wealth To him belongs the Fionnbheannach, a white horned bull believed to have no equal in Ireland Or so it seems This is a new and exciting retelling of the greatest tale in the Irish language, the T in or T in B Cuailgne as it is better known Ranked among the great epics of the world it was written down in the Book of Leinster, the earliest manuscript in Irish, sometime before 1106 A.D The nobility, courage and tragedy of the original are subtly blended together in this superb graphic novel.