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Released in 2001, Adiemus IV: The Eternal Knot is the fourth album by Welsh composer Karl Jenkins as part of the Adiemus project. Inspired by Celtic history and mythology, this album served as the soundtrack to the S4C International documentary The Celts. In additional to rich string orchestrations and vocals borrowing from world musical styles common to Adiemus, Jenkins adds the accompaniment of ethnic instruments such as the Uilleann pipes.
01 - The Great Divide 0:00
02 - Storming The Gates Of Heaven 4:29
03 - An Endless Betrayal 10:45
04 - To Stand In Array 18:47
05 - Disseminated Primatemaia 24:05
06 - Totem 27:55
07 - The Last Song 34:13
- published: 21 May 2012
- views: 11280
This is the 4th God of the Series of the Irish Gods. 4th God is Dagda now in This series I will be talking and showing pictures as I talk if I have something wrong please update me everyone has their own option and remember no witch knows it all. I have tried my best not knowing much about the Celtic Pantheons. I hope you enjoy this series on the Irish Gods. All links of where I got my Information is listed below & The name of the music played in the video. plus a short story about the God.
Intro Done by:
TheManAloneChannel
Page:
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheManAloneChannel
Links:
http://www.joellessacredgrove.com/contents.html
http://www.pagannews.com/
http://www.angelfire.com/de2/newconcepts/wicca/tree.html
http://arianwitch.tripod.com/thepurpleraven/id12.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
Music by:
The Corrs
Tuatha de Danann
Song:
Toss the Feathers
Behold The Horned King
God Dagda Story:
Dagda was the father God of the Celts they called him the Good God because he protected their crops. He was king of the Tuatha Dé Danann and ruled over Uisnech in Co. Meath. He had a cauldron called the Undry which supplied unlimited food and was one of the magical items the Tuatha brought with them when they first landed on Ireland. He also had a living oak harp called Uaithne which caused the seasons to change in their order and also played three types of music, the music of sorrow, the music of joy and the music of dreaming. He was portrayed as wearing a brown low-necked tunic which just reached his hips and a hooded cape that barely covered his shoulders. On his feet were horse-hide boots. Behind him he pulled his eight pronged war club on a wheel, one end of the club killed the living and the other end revived the dead, and when it was dragged behind him it left a track as deep as the boundary ditch between two provinces.
- published: 25 Feb 2012
- views: 1539
Long ago, long before St. Patrick or the Gaels or even the ancient Milesians make their names renowned on Ireland's emerald shores, the fair Tuatha Dé Danaan and dark haired Fomorians live together in harmony. But the Tuatha Dé Danaan fall under the oppression of their king, Bres, and remove him from the throne. Angry, Bres goes to his father Elathan, king of the Fomorians, and asks for help to reclaim his crown. Elathan answers fairly -- Bres had lost his crown for ignoble acts and should not retrieve it, but Balor of the Evil Eye disagrees. Together they raise a huge army.
The Fomorians are mighty, but the Tuatha Dé Danaan are not without their own strength. Lug, a sage of so many talents that he could not be refused acceptance in the court is commander of the Tuatha Dé's troops. Countless druids cast spells to impede the weapons and wits of the enemy. Greatest is the Dagda, also known as Yeohay Ullahar the All-Father, whose club could kill nine men in one blow, but whose handle could return them to life also brings into battle a magical harp, a harp that would play only for him. It's music was said to order the seasons in their places and brought a valiant heart to any that heard it, and its name was Úaithne, Daur Dá Bláo, and Cóir Cetharchair, meaning oak of two blossoms and four angled music.
The Tuatha Dé Danaan fight mightily, slaying Balor upon the death of their own king, Nuada. Bres is captured and forced to teach the Tuatha Dé how to plow, sow, and reap in exchange for his life. The Dagda's harp is captured by the Fomorians and taken back to their court. Lug, the Dagda, and his brother Ogma pursue them to the stronghold and find Úaithne hanging on the wall in the feasting hall. The Dagda calls it with this summon, saying:
Come Daur Dá Bláo,
Come Cóir Cetharchair,
Come summer, come winter,
Mouths of harps and bags and pipes!
The harp springs from the wall, killing nine men as it flies to the Dagda's hand. The Fomorians spring to their feet to kill the three Tuatha Dé, but the Dagda strokes Úaithne's strings and plays three songs. The first is the song of sorrow, such that all there are lost to grief and weeping. The second is the song of joy, such that all there begin to laugh and are very glad of heart. The last song the Dagda played was that of sleep, and the host slumbers despite their killing intent. Thus the three warriors are able to leave Elathan's hall without being harmed, and the fair Tuatha Dé Danaan are victorious over the Fomorians.
- published: 26 Sep 2011
- views: 5718
First song output of Celtachors upcoming album "Nuada Of The Silver Arm" which will be released through TrollZorn Records on the 24.04.2015.
www.trollzorn.de
www.celtachor.com
www.facebook.com/celtachor
Celtachor is a Blackened Folk Metal band from Ireland. Born in 2007, it became a full working band in 2010, melding the influences of black/doom/folk metal together in one combined force. The band sees themselves as the narrators of Irish Mythology. The band’s main goal is to showcase their own vision of those stories, playing the music with passion and from the heart. The band released a demo in 2010 and their first album in November 2012
Tracklist:
01: Arrival Of The Tuatha
02: The Mighty Sreng
03: King Eochaid's Fall
04: Bres
05: Nuada Of The Silver Arm
06: The Gathering at Teamhair
07: Second Battle Of Magh Tuireadh
08: Nuada's Burial
09: Uaithne: The Dagda's Harp
- published: 27 Mar 2015
- views: 4952
The Dagda live in Galway, September 2004
"the Statues Gaze Upwards"
- published: 14 Sep 2008
- views: 3415
The Dagda (Proto-Celtic: *Dagodeiwos, Old Irish: Dag Dia, Modern Irish: Daghdha) is an important god of Irish mythology. The Dagda is a father-figure (he is also known as Eochaid(h) Ollathair, or "All-father") and a protector of the tribe. In some texts his father is Elatha, in others his mother is Ethniu. Other texts say that his mother is Danu; while others yet place him as the father of Danu, perhaps due to her association with Brigit. The Dagda's siblings include the gods Ogma and Lir.
Tales depict the Dagda as a figure of immense power, armed with a magic club and associated with a cauldron. The club was supposed to be able to kill nine men with one blow; but with the handle he could return the slain to life. The cauldron was known as the Undry and was said to be bottomless, from which no man left unsatisfied. Uaithne, also known as "the Four Angled Music", was a richly ornamented magic harp made of oak which, when the Dagda played it, put the seasons in their correct order; other accounts tell of it being used to command the order of battle. He possessed two pigs, one of which was always growing whilst the other was always roasting, and ever-laden fruit trees.
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7:57Adiemus - The Dagda
Adiemus - The DagdaAdiemus - The Dagda
Released in 2001, Adiemus IV: The Eternal Knot is the fourth album by Welsh composer Karl Jenkins as part of the Adiemus project. Inspired by Celtic history and mythology, this album served as the soundtrack to the S4C International documentary The Celts. In additional to rich string orchestrations and vocals borrowing from world musical styles common to Adiemus, Jenkins adds the accompaniment of ethnic instruments such as the Uilleann pipes. -
40:08THE DAGDA - An Endless Betrayal (FULL ALBUM)
THE DAGDA - An Endless Betrayal (FULL ALBUM)THE DAGDA - An Endless Betrayal (FULL ALBUM)
01 - The Great Divide 0:00 02 - Storming The Gates Of Heaven 4:29 03 - An Endless Betrayal 10:45 04 - To Stand In Array 18:47 05 - Disseminated Primatemaia 24:05 06 - Totem 27:55 07 - The Last Song 34:13 -
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4:57The Shannara Chronicles 'Making of The Dagda Mor’ Behind the Scenes MTV
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3:13The Dagda - Draining
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12:42God Dagda
God DagdaGod Dagda
This is the 4th God of the Series of the Irish Gods. 4th God is Dagda now in This series I will be talking and showing pictures as I talk if I have something wrong please update me everyone has their own option and remember no witch knows it all. I have tried my best not knowing much about the Celtic Pantheons. I hope you enjoy this series on the Irish Gods. All links of where I got my Information is listed below & The name of the music played in the video. plus a short story about the God. Intro Done by: TheManAloneChannel Page: http://www.youtube.com/user/TheManAloneChannel Links: http://www.joellessacredgrove.com/contents.html http://www.pagannews.com/ http://www.angelfire.com/de2/newconcepts/wicca/tree.html http://arianwitch.tripod.com/thepurpleraven/id12.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Music by: The Corrs Tuatha de Danann Song: Toss the Feathers Behold The Horned King God Dagda Story: Dagda was the father God of the Celts they called him the Good God because he protected their crops. He was king of the Tuatha Dé Danann and ruled over Uisnech in Co. Meath. He had a cauldron called the Undry which supplied unlimited food and was one of the magical items the Tuatha brought with them when they first landed on Ireland. He also had a living oak harp called Uaithne which caused the seasons to change in their order and also played three types of music, the music of sorrow, the music of joy and the music of dreaming. He was portrayed as wearing a brown low-necked tunic which just reached his hips and a hooded cape that barely covered his shoulders. On his feet were horse-hide boots. Behind him he pulled his eight pronged war club on a wheel, one end of the club killed the living and the other end revived the dead, and when it was dragged behind him it left a track as deep as the boundary ditch between two provinces. -
5:25The Dagda's Harp
The Dagda's HarpThe Dagda's Harp
Long ago, long before St. Patrick or the Gaels or even the ancient Milesians make their names renowned on Ireland's emerald shores, the fair Tuatha Dé Danaan and dark haired Fomorians live together in harmony. But the Tuatha Dé Danaan fall under the oppression of their king, Bres, and remove him from the throne. Angry, Bres goes to his father Elathan, king of the Fomorians, and asks for help to reclaim his crown. Elathan answers fairly -- Bres had lost his crown for ignoble acts and should not retrieve it, but Balor of the Evil Eye disagrees. Together they raise a huge army. The Fomorians are mighty, but the Tuatha Dé Danaan are not without their own strength. Lug, a sage of so many talents that he could not be refused acceptance in the court is commander of the Tuatha Dé's troops. Countless druids cast spells to impede the weapons and wits of the enemy. Greatest is the Dagda, also known as Yeohay Ullahar the All-Father, whose club could kill nine men in one blow, but whose handle could return them to life also brings into battle a magical harp, a harp that would play only for him. It's music was said to order the seasons in their places and brought a valiant heart to any that heard it, and its name was Úaithne, Daur Dá Bláo, and Cóir Cetharchair, meaning oak of two blossoms and four angled music. The Tuatha Dé Danaan fight mightily, slaying Balor upon the death of their own king, Nuada. Bres is captured and forced to teach the Tuatha Dé how to plow, sow, and reap in exchange for his life. The Dagda's harp is captured by the Fomorians and taken back to their court. Lug, the Dagda, and his brother Ogma pursue them to the stronghold and find Úaithne hanging on the wall in the feasting hall. The Dagda calls it with this summon, saying: Come Daur Dá Bláo, Come Cóir Cetharchair, Come summer, come winter, Mouths of harps and bags and pipes! The harp springs from the wall, killing nine men as it flies to the Dagda's hand. The Fomorians spring to their feet to kill the three Tuatha Dé, but the Dagda strokes Úaithne's strings and plays three songs. The first is the song of sorrow, such that all there are lost to grief and weeping. The second is the song of joy, such that all there begin to laugh and are very glad of heart. The last song the Dagda played was that of sleep, and the host slumbers despite their killing intent. Thus the three warriors are able to leave Elathan's hall without being harmed, and the fair Tuatha Dé Danaan are victorious over the Fomorians. -
5:33CELTACHOR - Uaithne: The Dagda's Harp
CELTACHOR - Uaithne: The Dagda's HarpCELTACHOR - Uaithne: The Dagda's Harp
First song output of Celtachors upcoming album "Nuada Of The Silver Arm" which will be released through TrollZorn Records on the 24.04.2015. www.trollzorn.de www.celtachor.com www.facebook.com/celtachor Celtachor is a Blackened Folk Metal band from Ireland. Born in 2007, it became a full working band in 2010, melding the influences of black/doom/folk metal together in one combined force. The band sees themselves as the narrators of Irish Mythology. The band’s main goal is to showcase their own vision of those stories, playing the music with passion and from the heart. The band released a demo in 2010 and their first album in November 2012 Tracklist: 01: Arrival Of The Tuatha 02: The Mighty Sreng 03: King Eochaid's Fall 04: Bres 05: Nuada Of The Silver Arm 06: The Gathering at Teamhair 07: Second Battle Of Magh Tuireadh 08: Nuada's Burial 09: Uaithne: The Dagda's Harp -
4:31The Dagda - The Great Divide
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2:16The Dagda - The Statues Gaze Upwards
The Dagda - The Statues Gaze UpwardsThe Dagda - The Statues Gaze Upwards
The Dagda live in Galway, September 2004 "the Statues Gaze Upwards"
- Abcán
- Abhean
- Achtland
- Aed (god)
- Aengus
- Ailill Angubae
- Aine
- Airmed
- All-father
- Amergin Glúingel
- Anann
- Aoi Mac Ollamain
- Aonghus mac Úmhór
- Aos Sí
- Badb
- Balor
- Banba
- Beag
- Biróg
- Boann
- Bodb Dearg
- Bodb Derg
- Brea (mythology)
- Breogán
- Bres
- Brian (mythology)
- Brigid
- Brigit
- Brú na Bóinne
- Buarainech
- Bé Chuille
- Bébinn
- Bóand
- Caer Ibormeith
- Cailleach
- Canola (mythology)
- Carman
- Cath Maige Tuireadh
- Cath Maige Tuired
- Cauldron
- Celtic mythology
- Cermait
- Cessair
- Cethlenn
- Children of Lir
- Cian
- Cichol Gricenchos
- Clíodhna
- Conand (mythology)
- Connla's Well
- Corb
- Creidhne
- Crobh Dearg
- Crom Cruach
- Cé
- Danand
- Danu (Irish goddess)
- Day
- Deity
- Delbáeth
- Dian Cecht
- Dindsenchas
- Donn
- Eber Finn
- Ecne
- Egobail
- Elatha
- Elcmar
- Enbarr
- Eochaid mac Eirc
- Ernmas
- Ethal
- Ethniu
- Failinis
- Fand
- Fiacha Cennfinnán
- Fiacha mac Delbaíth
- Fintan's Grave
- Fionnuala
- Fir Bolg
- Flidais
- Fodbgen
- Fomorians
- Fragarach
- Fuamnach
- Fénius Farsaid
- Fódla
- Gann mac Dela
- Gaulish
- Genann
- Goibniu
- Goídel Glas
- Harp
- Hill of Tara
- Hill of Uisneach
- Indra
- Ireland
- Irish language
- Irish mythology
- Iuchar
- Iucharba
- Lebor Gabála Érenn
- Lir
- Luchtaine
- Lugh
- Lámfhind
- Lén
- Lí Ban
- Lúin of Celtchar
- Mac Cecht
- Mac Cuill
- Mac Gréine
- Macha
- Mag Mell
- Manannán mac Lir
- Miach
- Midir
- Milesians (Irish)
- Mug Ruith
- Mythological Cycle
- Míl Espáine
- Mórrígan
- Nechtan (mythology)
- Neit
- Nemain
- Nemed
- Newgrange
- Niamh (mythology)
- Nuada
- Nuada Airgetlám
- Oak
- Odin
- Ogma
- Ogmios
- Old Irish
- Partholón
- Perun
- Priapus
- Proto-Celtic
- Rinnal
- Rudraige mac Dela
- Samhain
- Scota
- Seathrún Céitinn
- Sengann mac Dela
- Sláine mac Dela
- Sreng
- Sucellus
- Svarog
- Tailtiu
- Tethra
- The Dagda
- The Morrígan
- The Voyage of Bran
- Thor
- Tlachtga
- Tochmarc Étaíne
- Tory Island
- Tuan mac Cairill
- Tuatha Dé Danann
- Tuireann
- Tír na nÓg
- Uaithne
- Áine
- Érimón
- Ériu
- Étaín
- Óengus
'Dagda' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Epic (2013)
Actors: Pitbull (actor), Jason Sudeikis (actor), Troy Evans (actor), Rif Hutton (actor), Colin Farrell (actor), Judah Friedlander (actor), Jason Harris (actor), Josh Hutcherson (actor), David Cowgill (actor), Blake Anderson (actor), Aziz Ansari (actor), John DiMaggio (actor), Stephen Apostolina (actor), Christoph Waltz (actor), Steven Tyler (actor),
Plot: Young Mary Katherine (M.K.) returns to her eccentric scientist father's home, but his all-consuming quest to discover a tiny civilization in the neighboring forest drives them apart. However, M.K. soon finds herself shrunken down by Queen Tara of that forest who was mortally wounded by the putrefying Boggans, and charged to deliver a pod bearing the new Queen to safety. Together with a veteran Leafman warrior, two goofy mollusks and a young maverick, M.K. agrees to help. As the villainous Boggan leader, Mandrake closes in, M.K. and her new friends must draw on the best of themselves together and discover what they have to save their world.
Keywords: based-on-book, bat, bird, bird-rider, bud, death-of-queen, decay, deer, dog, fantasy-worldGenres: Adventure, Animation, Family, Fantasy,
Taglines: Discover a world beyond your imagination Prepare for something epic Discover a world from the creators of Ice Age and Rio
Quotes:
[from trailer]::Bomba: Just because you haven't seen something doesn't mean it's not there.Mub: What's going on, baby girl?::Mary Katherine: Talking snails.::Mub: Actually, he's a snail. I'm a sluuuug. No shell over here, baby. It just slows me down.
[from trailer]::Mary Katherine: Who are you people?::Ronin: We are the Leafmen, protectors of the forest.
[from trailer]::Mandrake: I'm going to destroy the forest. But I'm only going to do it once, so try to pay attention.
[from trailer]::Mary Katherine: I'm not from this world.::Nod: What happened? You got shrunk?::Mary Katherine: Yes!::Nod: Seriously?::Ronin: It's been a weird day for everybody.
[from trailer]::Queen Tara: You're here for a reason. Sometimes the connections aren't clear, but they're always there.
[from trailer]::Ronin: If our world dies, your world will die too.
[from trailer]::Nod: C'mon! You're with us now.
[from trailer]::Mandrake: The forest belongs to the darkness.
Mandrake: [from trailer] You just can't stop the rot.::Mub: Ugly says what?::Mandrake: What?::Mub: Nothing. [he and Grub snicker]
The Otherworld (2013)
Actors: Chas Bruns (actor), Matthew L. Imparato (actor), David Arkenstone (composer), Susan Kirby (actress), Edmar Flores (miscellaneous crew), Robert J Nesi (actor), Sylvia Grace Crim (actress), Vincent F. Welch (editor), Zorikh Lequidre (actor), Zana Markelson (actress), Andrews Landsman (actor), Erin Deighan (actress), Tolu Oluwadiya (editor), Mike Dazé (actor), Holly Taylor (actress),
Plot: The Otherworld is an original story and mystical tale inspired by Celtic mythology and Irish legends. One of the most fascinating characters in Celtic mythology, the Warrior Lugh, crosses Woodland heading to Tara to join the court of King Nuada and the Tuatha De Danaan. Nuada and his kingdom are at this time oppressed by the Fomorian tribe, and trying to retaliate for their land and freedom. During Lugh's travel, he is bewitched by a faerie (Immrama) to a Beltane celebration, when the line between the human and fairy world are vulnerable and Lugh crosses unaware to The Otherworld - the fairy realm. Lugh and Immrama fall in love. However, they live in different times and worlds...
Keywords: celtic-mythology, fairy-tale, ireland-legends, irish-legends, medieval, paganGenres: Fantasy,
Taglines: A Celtic Fairy Tale
The Saga of the Viking Women and Their Voyage to the Waters of the Great Sea Serpent (1957)
Actors: Roger Corman (producer), Michael Forest (actor), Herman Hack (actor), Ronald Sinclair (editor), Roger Corman (director), Albert Glasser (composer), James H. Nicholson (producer), Samuel Z. Arkoff (producer), Jonathan Haze (actor), Richard Devon (actor), Lynette Bernay (actress), Betsy Jones-Moreland (actress), Gary Conway (actor), Abby Dalton (actress), Susan Cabot (actress),
Plot: A group of lonely Viking women build a ship and set off across the sea to locate their missing menfolk, only to fall into the clutches of the barbarians that also hold their men captive. There is a cameo appearance by the sea serpent.
Keywords: anachronism, b-movie, barbarian, bare-chested-male, bare-chested-male-bondage, capture, cave, engineering-project, epic, escapeGenres: Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Horror,
Taglines: Fabulous! Spectacular! Terrifying! The raw courage of women without men lost in a fantastic Hell-on-Earth !
Quotes:
Ottar: [to Stark] Get your filthy hands off her, you big slobbering dog!Dagda
ALBUMS
- Hibernia: The Story of Ireland released: 2002
- Celtic Trance released: 1999
- Underworld released:
- Sleeping With the Gods of Love released:
Hibernia: The Story of Ireland
Released 2002- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The 9th Wave
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Mise Liom Feim
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Home Again In Eireann
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Tuath De Danaan
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Criost Liom
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Tir Na Nog
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Wind Of Change
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Lake Derravaragh
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen For You
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Genesis Hibernia
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Abhaile
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Lost Myths of Creation (bonus from 'Underworld')
Celtic Trance
Released 1999- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen (Introduction) I Am Celt
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Oroshay
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Primal Gods
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Celtic Trance
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Druids in the Glen
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Gifted People
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Morrigna
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Shades of the Otherworld
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Sacred Kings
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Harp of Dagda
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Silver Branch
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Lament for a Hero
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Turning Years
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Barbarian
Underworld
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Marriage of Princess Niamh
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Dancing With Fairies
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Merlin's Cave
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Shadow of Atlantis
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Dawn at Druid's Cove
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Lord of the Underworld
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Escape Into Darkness
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Lost Myths of Creation
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Return of the Kings
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Banquet at Tara
Sleeping With the Gods of Love
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Prolog
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Anthem of the Gods
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Delilah
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Angel Eyes
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Sailing By
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Dreaming
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Hold Me Now
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Gods of Love Live Here
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Spirits Fly
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Pipes of Eros
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Karina
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Adiemus - The Dagda
Released in 2001, Adiemus IV: The Eternal Knot is the fourth album by Welsh composer Karl Jenkins as part of the Adiemus project. Inspired by Celtic history and mythology, this album served as the soundtrack to the S4C International documentary The Celts. In additional to rich string orchestrations and vocals borrowing from world musical styles common to Adiemus, Jenkins adds the accompaniment of ethnic instruments such as the Uilleann pipes. -
THE DAGDA - An Endless Betrayal (FULL ALBUM)
01 - The Great Divide 0:00 02 - Storming The Gates Of Heaven 4:29 03 - An Endless Betrayal 10:45 04 - To Stand In Array 18:47 05 - Disseminated Primatemaia 24:05 06 - Totem 27:55 07 - The Last Song 34:13 -
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God Dagda
This is the 4th God of the Series of the Irish Gods. 4th God is Dagda now in This series I will be talking and showing pictures as I talk if I have something wrong please update me everyone has their own option and remember no witch knows it all. I have tried my best not knowing much about the Celtic Pantheons. I hope you enjoy this series on the Irish Gods. All links of where I got my Information is listed below & The name of the music played in the video. plus a short story about the God. Intro Done by: TheManAloneChannel Page: http://www.youtube.com/user/TheManAloneChannel Links: http://www.joellessacredgrove.com/contents.html http://www.pagannews.com/ http://www.angelfire.com/de2/newconcepts/wicca/tree.html http://arianwitch.tripod.com/thepurpleraven/id12.html http://en.wik... -
The Dagda's Harp
Long ago, long before St. Patrick or the Gaels or even the ancient Milesians make their names renowned on Ireland's emerald shores, the fair Tuatha Dé Danaan and dark haired Fomorians live together in harmony. But the Tuatha Dé Danaan fall under the oppression of their king, Bres, and remove him from the throne. Angry, Bres goes to his father Elathan, king of the Fomorians, and asks for help to reclaim his crown. Elathan answers fairly -- Bres had lost his crown for ignoble acts and should not retrieve it, but Balor of the Evil Eye disagrees. Together they raise a huge army. The Fomorians are mighty, but the Tuatha Dé Danaan are not without their own strength. Lug, a sage of so many talents that he could not be refused acceptance in the court is commander of the Tuatha Dé's troop... -
CELTACHOR - Uaithne: The Dagda's Harp
First song output of Celtachors upcoming album "Nuada Of The Silver Arm" which will be released through TrollZorn Records on the 24.04.2015. www.trollzorn.de www.celtachor.com www.facebook.com/celtachor Celtachor is a Blackened Folk Metal band from Ireland. Born in 2007, it became a full working band in 2010, melding the influences of black/doom/folk metal together in one combined force. The band sees themselves as the narrators of Irish Mythology. The band’s main goal is to showcase their own vision of those stories, playing the music with passion and from the heart. The band released a demo in 2010 and their first album in November 2012 Tracklist: 01: Arrival Of The Tuatha 02: The Mighty Sreng 03: King Eochaid's Fall 04: Bres 05: Nuada Of The Silver Arm 06: The Gathering at Teamhair ... -
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The Dagda - The Statues Gaze Upwards
The Dagda live in Galway, September 2004 "the Statues Gaze Upwards"
Adiemus - The Dagda
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Released in 2001, Adiemus IV: The Eternal Knot is the fourth album by Welsh composer Karl Jenkins as part of the Adiemus project. Inspired by Celtic history and...
Released in 2001, Adiemus IV: The Eternal Knot is the fourth album by Welsh composer Karl Jenkins as part of the Adiemus project. Inspired by Celtic history and mythology, this album served as the soundtrack to the S4C International documentary The Celts. In additional to rich string orchestrations and vocals borrowing from world musical styles common to Adiemus, Jenkins adds the accompaniment of ethnic instruments such as the Uilleann pipes.
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Released in 2001, Adiemus IV: The Eternal Knot is the fourth album by Welsh composer Karl Jenkins as part of the Adiemus project. Inspired by Celtic history and mythology, this album served as the soundtrack to the S4C International documentary The Celts. In additional to rich string orchestrations and vocals borrowing from world musical styles common to Adiemus, Jenkins adds the accompaniment of ethnic instruments such as the Uilleann pipes.
- published: 09 Jun 2010
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THE DAGDA - An Endless Betrayal (FULL ALBUM)
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- Duration: 40:08
- Updated: 21 May 2012
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01 - The Great Divide 0:00
02 - Storming The Gates Of Heaven 4:29
03 - An Endless Betrayal 10:45
04 - To Stand In Array 18:47
05 - Disseminated Primatemaia 24:0...
01 - The Great Divide 0:00
02 - Storming The Gates Of Heaven 4:29
03 - An Endless Betrayal 10:45
04 - To Stand In Array 18:47
05 - Disseminated Primatemaia 24:05
06 - Totem 27:55
07 - The Last Song 34:13
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01 - The Great Divide 0:00
02 - Storming The Gates Of Heaven 4:29
03 - An Endless Betrayal 10:45
04 - To Stand In Array 18:47
05 - Disseminated Primatemaia 24:05
06 - Totem 27:55
07 - The Last Song 34:13
- published: 21 May 2012
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The dagda - Jahbulon
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- Duration: 6:31
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Band: Dagda
Album: Threefold (2002)
Genre: Crust
Recorded one weekend in June 2001 at Warzone Centre Studios.
Additional recording performed at home that wint...
Band: Dagda
Album: Threefold (2002)
Genre: Crust
Recorded one weekend in June 2001 at Warzone Centre Studios.
Additional recording performed at home that winter.
I do not own the rights of this song. All rights goes to Dagda.
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The Shannara Chronicles 'Making of The Dagda Mor’ Behind the Scenes MTV
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The Dagda - totem .
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- Duration: 6:19
- Updated: 19 Jul 2011
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- published: 19 Jul 2011
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The Dagda - Draining
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- Duration: 3:13
- Updated: 16 Jun 2013
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From Threefold (2001)
From Threefold (2001)
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God Dagda
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This is the 4th God of the Series of the Irish Gods. 4th God is Dagda now in This series I will be talking and showing pictures as I talk if I have something ...
This is the 4th God of the Series of the Irish Gods. 4th God is Dagda now in This series I will be talking and showing pictures as I talk if I have something wrong please update me everyone has their own option and remember no witch knows it all. I have tried my best not knowing much about the Celtic Pantheons. I hope you enjoy this series on the Irish Gods. All links of where I got my Information is listed below & The name of the music played in the video. plus a short story about the God.
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Music by:
The Corrs
Tuatha de Danann
Song:
Toss the Feathers
Behold The Horned King
God Dagda Story:
Dagda was the father God of the Celts they called him the Good God because he protected their crops. He was king of the Tuatha Dé Danann and ruled over Uisnech in Co. Meath. He had a cauldron called the Undry which supplied unlimited food and was one of the magical items the Tuatha brought with them when they first landed on Ireland. He also had a living oak harp called Uaithne which caused the seasons to change in their order and also played three types of music, the music of sorrow, the music of joy and the music of dreaming. He was portrayed as wearing a brown low-necked tunic which just reached his hips and a hooded cape that barely covered his shoulders. On his feet were horse-hide boots. Behind him he pulled his eight pronged war club on a wheel, one end of the club killed the living and the other end revived the dead, and when it was dragged behind him it left a track as deep as the boundary ditch between two provinces.
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This is the 4th God of the Series of the Irish Gods. 4th God is Dagda now in This series I will be talking and showing pictures as I talk if I have something wrong please update me everyone has their own option and remember no witch knows it all. I have tried my best not knowing much about the Celtic Pantheons. I hope you enjoy this series on the Irish Gods. All links of where I got my Information is listed below & The name of the music played in the video. plus a short story about the God.
Intro Done by:
TheManAloneChannel
Page:
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheManAloneChannel
Links:
http://www.joellessacredgrove.com/contents.html
http://www.pagannews.com/
http://www.angelfire.com/de2/newconcepts/wicca/tree.html
http://arianwitch.tripod.com/thepurpleraven/id12.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
Music by:
The Corrs
Tuatha de Danann
Song:
Toss the Feathers
Behold The Horned King
God Dagda Story:
Dagda was the father God of the Celts they called him the Good God because he protected their crops. He was king of the Tuatha Dé Danann and ruled over Uisnech in Co. Meath. He had a cauldron called the Undry which supplied unlimited food and was one of the magical items the Tuatha brought with them when they first landed on Ireland. He also had a living oak harp called Uaithne which caused the seasons to change in their order and also played three types of music, the music of sorrow, the music of joy and the music of dreaming. He was portrayed as wearing a brown low-necked tunic which just reached his hips and a hooded cape that barely covered his shoulders. On his feet were horse-hide boots. Behind him he pulled his eight pronged war club on a wheel, one end of the club killed the living and the other end revived the dead, and when it was dragged behind him it left a track as deep as the boundary ditch between two provinces.
- published: 25 Feb 2012
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The Dagda's Harp
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- Duration: 5:25
- Updated: 26 Sep 2011
- views: 5718
Long ago, long before St. Patrick or the Gaels or even the ancient Milesians make their names renowned on Ireland's emerald shores, the fair Tuatha Dé Danaan an...
Long ago, long before St. Patrick or the Gaels or even the ancient Milesians make their names renowned on Ireland's emerald shores, the fair Tuatha Dé Danaan and dark haired Fomorians live together in harmony. But the Tuatha Dé Danaan fall under the oppression of their king, Bres, and remove him from the throne. Angry, Bres goes to his father Elathan, king of the Fomorians, and asks for help to reclaim his crown. Elathan answers fairly -- Bres had lost his crown for ignoble acts and should not retrieve it, but Balor of the Evil Eye disagrees. Together they raise a huge army.
The Fomorians are mighty, but the Tuatha Dé Danaan are not without their own strength. Lug, a sage of so many talents that he could not be refused acceptance in the court is commander of the Tuatha Dé's troops. Countless druids cast spells to impede the weapons and wits of the enemy. Greatest is the Dagda, also known as Yeohay Ullahar the All-Father, whose club could kill nine men in one blow, but whose handle could return them to life also brings into battle a magical harp, a harp that would play only for him. It's music was said to order the seasons in their places and brought a valiant heart to any that heard it, and its name was Úaithne, Daur Dá Bláo, and Cóir Cetharchair, meaning oak of two blossoms and four angled music.
The Tuatha Dé Danaan fight mightily, slaying Balor upon the death of their own king, Nuada. Bres is captured and forced to teach the Tuatha Dé how to plow, sow, and reap in exchange for his life. The Dagda's harp is captured by the Fomorians and taken back to their court. Lug, the Dagda, and his brother Ogma pursue them to the stronghold and find Úaithne hanging on the wall in the feasting hall. The Dagda calls it with this summon, saying:
Come Daur Dá Bláo,
Come Cóir Cetharchair,
Come summer, come winter,
Mouths of harps and bags and pipes!
The harp springs from the wall, killing nine men as it flies to the Dagda's hand. The Fomorians spring to their feet to kill the three Tuatha Dé, but the Dagda strokes Úaithne's strings and plays three songs. The first is the song of sorrow, such that all there are lost to grief and weeping. The second is the song of joy, such that all there begin to laugh and are very glad of heart. The last song the Dagda played was that of sleep, and the host slumbers despite their killing intent. Thus the three warriors are able to leave Elathan's hall without being harmed, and the fair Tuatha Dé Danaan are victorious over the Fomorians.
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Long ago, long before St. Patrick or the Gaels or even the ancient Milesians make their names renowned on Ireland's emerald shores, the fair Tuatha Dé Danaan and dark haired Fomorians live together in harmony. But the Tuatha Dé Danaan fall under the oppression of their king, Bres, and remove him from the throne. Angry, Bres goes to his father Elathan, king of the Fomorians, and asks for help to reclaim his crown. Elathan answers fairly -- Bres had lost his crown for ignoble acts and should not retrieve it, but Balor of the Evil Eye disagrees. Together they raise a huge army.
The Fomorians are mighty, but the Tuatha Dé Danaan are not without their own strength. Lug, a sage of so many talents that he could not be refused acceptance in the court is commander of the Tuatha Dé's troops. Countless druids cast spells to impede the weapons and wits of the enemy. Greatest is the Dagda, also known as Yeohay Ullahar the All-Father, whose club could kill nine men in one blow, but whose handle could return them to life also brings into battle a magical harp, a harp that would play only for him. It's music was said to order the seasons in their places and brought a valiant heart to any that heard it, and its name was Úaithne, Daur Dá Bláo, and Cóir Cetharchair, meaning oak of two blossoms and four angled music.
The Tuatha Dé Danaan fight mightily, slaying Balor upon the death of their own king, Nuada. Bres is captured and forced to teach the Tuatha Dé how to plow, sow, and reap in exchange for his life. The Dagda's harp is captured by the Fomorians and taken back to their court. Lug, the Dagda, and his brother Ogma pursue them to the stronghold and find Úaithne hanging on the wall in the feasting hall. The Dagda calls it with this summon, saying:
Come Daur Dá Bláo,
Come Cóir Cetharchair,
Come summer, come winter,
Mouths of harps and bags and pipes!
The harp springs from the wall, killing nine men as it flies to the Dagda's hand. The Fomorians spring to their feet to kill the three Tuatha Dé, but the Dagda strokes Úaithne's strings and plays three songs. The first is the song of sorrow, such that all there are lost to grief and weeping. The second is the song of joy, such that all there begin to laugh and are very glad of heart. The last song the Dagda played was that of sleep, and the host slumbers despite their killing intent. Thus the three warriors are able to leave Elathan's hall without being harmed, and the fair Tuatha Dé Danaan are victorious over the Fomorians.
- published: 26 Sep 2011
- views: 5718
CELTACHOR - Uaithne: The Dagda's Harp
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- Duration: 5:33
- Updated: 27 Mar 2015
- views: 4952
First song output of Celtachors upcoming album "Nuada Of The Silver Arm" which will be released through TrollZorn Records on the 24.04.2015.
www.trollzorn.de
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First song output of Celtachors upcoming album "Nuada Of The Silver Arm" which will be released through TrollZorn Records on the 24.04.2015.
www.trollzorn.de
www.celtachor.com
www.facebook.com/celtachor
Celtachor is a Blackened Folk Metal band from Ireland. Born in 2007, it became a full working band in 2010, melding the influences of black/doom/folk metal together in one combined force. The band sees themselves as the narrators of Irish Mythology. The band’s main goal is to showcase their own vision of those stories, playing the music with passion and from the heart. The band released a demo in 2010 and their first album in November 2012
Tracklist:
01: Arrival Of The Tuatha
02: The Mighty Sreng
03: King Eochaid's Fall
04: Bres
05: Nuada Of The Silver Arm
06: The Gathering at Teamhair
07: Second Battle Of Magh Tuireadh
08: Nuada's Burial
09: Uaithne: The Dagda's Harp
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First song output of Celtachors upcoming album "Nuada Of The Silver Arm" which will be released through TrollZorn Records on the 24.04.2015.
www.trollzorn.de
www.celtachor.com
www.facebook.com/celtachor
Celtachor is a Blackened Folk Metal band from Ireland. Born in 2007, it became a full working band in 2010, melding the influences of black/doom/folk metal together in one combined force. The band sees themselves as the narrators of Irish Mythology. The band’s main goal is to showcase their own vision of those stories, playing the music with passion and from the heart. The band released a demo in 2010 and their first album in November 2012
Tracklist:
01: Arrival Of The Tuatha
02: The Mighty Sreng
03: King Eochaid's Fall
04: Bres
05: Nuada Of The Silver Arm
06: The Gathering at Teamhair
07: Second Battle Of Magh Tuireadh
08: Nuada's Burial
09: Uaithne: The Dagda's Harp
- published: 27 Mar 2015
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The Dagda - The Great Divide
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- Duration: 4:31
- Updated: 06 Mar 2011
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The Dagda - The Statues Gaze Upwards
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- Duration: 2:16
- Updated: 14 Sep 2008
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The Dagda live in Galway, September 2004
"the Statues Gaze Upwards"
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THE DAGDA - An Endless Betrayal (FULL ALBUM)
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The dagda - Jahbulon
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The Shannara Chronicles 'Making of The Dagda Mor’ Behind the Scenes MTV
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The Dagda - Draining
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God Dagda
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The Dagda's Harp
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CELTACHOR - Uaithne: The Dagda's Harp
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The Dagda - The Great Divide
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The Dagda - The Statues Gaze Upwards
The Dagda live in Galway, September 2004
"the Statues Gaze Upwards"
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Criost Liom
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Home Again In Eireann
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Barbarian
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Harp Of Dagda
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Sailing by
Criost Liom
Criost liom
Criost romham
Criost os mo chionn
Criost fum Molaimid Iosa Criost Molaimid e ina Gloir
In a fior In a soilse is in a choir Criost liom Criost os mo comhoir
Criost ar mo cumhail Criost ar mo bheal
Criost i mo suil
Criost ar mo dheas Criost ar mo chle I mo dhiaidh, i mo lui, I mo seasamh is i mo shui Criost liom Kyriea, Kyrie elaeson Christie elaeson allelua, a-allelua Criost i ngeach chroi Criost i ngeach ceann Criost i ngeach laimh Criost i ngeach chos Criost i ngeach duine Daoine a cuimhneamh orm Labhraionn liom, Fheachann orm is eisteann liom Criost liom Christ with me Christ before me
Christ above me Christ below me Praise Jesus Christ Praise him in his glory, In his truth In his light and in his justice Christ with me Christ in front of me Christ behind me Christ on my lips Christ in my eyes
Christ on my right
Christ on my left Christ around me
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Rebuking Trump, Obama tells graduates walls won't solve ills
Edit Boston Herald 15 May 2016
PISCATAWAY, N.J. — President Barack Obama on Sunday urged college graduates to shun those who want to confront a rapidly linked world by building walls around the United States or by embracing ignorance, as he delivered a sharp and barely concealed critique of Donald Trump ... "A wall won't stop that," Obama said, bringing to mind Trump's call for building a border wall between the U.S. and Mexico ... on a path of decline ... ___....
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Iran ‘preparing another Holocaust,’ says Israeli leader
Edit Toronto Sun 15 May 2016
JERUSALEM -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lashed out at Iran Sunday for staging a Holocaust-themed cartoon contest that mocked the Nazi genocide of six million Jews during the Second World War and said the Islamic Republic was busy planning for another one. Iran has long backed armed groups committed to Israel's destruction and its leaders have called for it to be wiped off the map....
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Ferrari has done something no one thought was possible with the new 488 GTB supercar
Edit Business Insider 15 May 2016
Such beauty as hurts to behold. Ferrari builds three types of cars. sports cars, Grand Touring or "GT" cars, and of course rare and exotic "hypercars," such as the current LaFerrari, which sells for more than a million bucks. Of these three, without question the most important for Ferrari's reputation are the sports cars. The only things more important are Ferrari's Formula One race cars, but they are squarely beasts of the track ... sound ... ....
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Beijing blasts Pentagon report on Chinese military as damaging trust
Edit Dawn 15 May 2016
BEIJING. China condemned the United States (US) Defense Department's annual report on the Chinese military on Sunday, calling it deliberate distortion that has "severely damaged" mutual trust ... It is the US that has always been suspicious and flexing its military muscle by frequently sending military aircraft and warships to the region, Yang said ... DAWN_VIDEO - /1029551/DAWN-RM-1x1 ... ....
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Ukraine's Jamala Wins 2016 Eurovision Song Contest
Edit Bloomberg 15 May 2016
Stockholm (AP) -- Ukrainian singer Jamala's melancholic tune about Soviet dictator Josef Stalin's 1944 deportation of the Crimean Tatars was crowned the winner of the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest early Sunday, an unusual choice for the kitschy pop fest ... Australia's Dami Im was second with 511 points, followed by Russia's Sergey Lazarev in third with 491 ... Last year's contest reached nearly 200 million viewers globally ... Russia was first ... ....
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Here’s what early buyers will get with their copies of the Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse Launch Edition
Edit Pixel Dynamo 30 Apr 2016
Atlus has revealed that gamers who pick up a copy of the upcoming dungeon crawling RPG, Shin Megami Tensei IV ... Following a Hunter cadet who is killed by the demons running rampant in Tokyo, a god named Dagda resurrects you in exchange for your loyalty ... Apocalypse is scheduled to release this summer exclusively on the Nintendo 3DS. ....
Apocalypse gets special pre-order, launch day bonus
Edit Shacknews 28 Apr 2016
The pins were created to resemble the mark Dagda leaves on the protagonist of Shin Megami Tensei IV....
Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse Heading West
Edit Gamer Professionals 15 Apr 2016
Atlus has been rather quiet on the localization front following the release of Shin Megami Tensei IV ... This time around, the protagonist is resurrected by a deity known as Dagda, and is tasked with bringing either peace or anarchy to the chaotic remnants of Tokyo ... Shin Megami Tensei IV ... ....
Apocalypse Coming to 3DS in America
Edit Gamespot 14 Apr 2016
Atlus has announced that role-playing game Shin Megami Tensei IV ... The player will step into the role of a Hunter cadet who is killed by a demon before being resurrected by a mysterious god named Dagda. In exchange for a second shot at life, the player is sworn in servitude to Dagda ... ....
Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse Announced, Screens and Video
Edit GamersHell 14 Apr 2016
However, the mysterious god Dagda resurrects the protagonists in exchange for his fealty, and sets him on a perilous path that ......
"Ellcrys" Review
Edit IGN Insider 02 Mar 2016
The Shannara Chronicles delivered a solid finale with "Ellcrys," paying off its season-long fight against the Dagda Mor with a satisfying final battle and offering a solid ......
‘Shannara Chronicles’: Amberle’s fate hangs in the balance in ‘Ellcrys’
Edit Zap2it 02 Mar 2016
If you’re worried about getting spoiled for the season finale of “The Shannara Chronicles,” then read no further. Major spoilers about character deaths, tree resurrections and “I love you’s” lay ahead ... RELATED ... Bandon’s (Marcus Vanco) fate has taken a dark turn as well ... RELATED ... While Wil fights off the Dagda Mor and his demon army, Amberle sacrifices herself to become the next Ellcrys ... ....
St. Patrick's Day Irish Tattoo Ideas
Edit About.com 21 Feb 2016
Courtesy Getty Images. Your Irish eyes are sure to smile at the following St. Patrick's Day tattoo ideas ... Celtic Divinities. There are several Old World divinities that may inspire an Irish variation of Greek mythology tattoos, whether you select Cernunnos the Horned God, Dagda the Fertility God, or the Great Queen Rhiannon ... You can read all about Celtic Gods here and get inspired, perhaps for a full back piece design. Mirror ... Shamrock....
"Reaper" Review
Edit IGN Insider 27 Jan 2016
Though the episode was called "Reaper," it didn't focus singularly on the Dagda Mor's underling in the same way last week's "Changeling" did ... Continue reading… ....
The Shannara Chronicles
Edit Forbes 13 Jan 2016
Poppy Drayton as AMBERLE. A Futuristic Landscape of The Shannara Chronicles. The Dagda Mor Unleashes An Evil Demon Into The Four Lands. The Changeling. Wil and Alanon. Wil, Amberle, and Eretria. Futuristic Landscape of The Shannara Chronicles. The Elfstones of Shannara ... ....
EBRD Annual Meeting 2015 - Infrastructure Development (EBRD - European Bank for Reconstruction and Development)
Edit noodls 13 May 2015
(Source. EBRD - European Bank for Reconstruction and Development). EBRD President Sir Suma Chakrabarti told the conference that infrastructure requirements were huge and likely to rise to around US$ 500 billion a year just in the 36 countries where the EBRD works ... Undersecretary Dagdas, who is also the Governor of the EBRD for Turkey, said the infrastructure gap had widened as investment levels dropped in reaction to the global crisis....
Realign with changing realities
Edit Dawn 11 May 2015
PAKISTAN may not have completely missed the opportunity to benefit from the historic low oil prices, but it appears to be running out of time to adjust given the limited space left before the end of heyday ... Cavit Dagdas, the ADB governor for Turkey, said the current low prices could contribute 0.5-1pc to the global economy, but oil exporters should adopt new policies for macroeconomic diversification ... Apple Store . Google Play ... ....
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