Anthony Murphy discusses Mythical Ireland, and the sites and stories of St. Patrick and St. Brigid
The Celtic Feminine PodcastShow Notes
On this episode of The Celtic Feminine Podcast, Amy interviews Anthony Murphy about his work at Mythical Ireland, as well as the sacred sites and stories dedicated to St. Patrick and St. Brigid.
Anthony Murphy has been featured in newspaper, magazine and news media articles around the world, including: The History Channel, National Geographic, Discovery Science, BBC, RTÉ, TG4, and others.
Anthony is the author of nine books, including non-fiction and fiction books discussing ancient Ireland. He is the discoverer of "Dronehenge," a Late Neolithic henge near Newgrange, as well as 300 previously unrecorded monuments. Anthony has taken on so many roles, such as an accomplished photographer, tour guide, scriptwriter and narrator, storyteller, musician and bandleader.
You can find Anthony's work by go
http://www.mythicalireland.com
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