Since 8 July, I have been telling Irish and world family friendly stories at the newly established market in the linear park in Phibsborough, along with selling my books and T-shirts. It’s at the North Circular Road (Blacqueire Bridge) end of the park opposite the library. Whenever a likely looking adult-kid combination appears, I waylay them with the local tale of Lord Norbury and the black dog and other tales that I think will suit.
Coincidentally, Frank McNally gave me a mention as a Bardic Storyteller in his Irish Times “An Irishman’s Diary” column on 2 July in connection with my blog about the Setanta/Táin Wall off Nassau Street.
Cúchulainn and Ferdia's Single Combat
A Spoonful of Silence – video
Hellhounds and Hero Horses
Irish King and Hero Tales
Spanish and Basque Legends
Tales of the Wicklow Hills
A Blirt to the End and Other Stories
Au Pair in Ireland
Earn Fire – Key Bearer Saga, Book One
English Like It Is: Right, Wrong and Changing Usage
Once a Hero
Over the Wall to the Trinity Ball and other poems
The Shore of Two Worlds – Key Bearer Saga, Book Two
Utmost Magpie
Irische Königs- und Heldensagen
Meath Folk Tales
The Legends and Lands of Ireland
Richard Marsh, Bardic Storyteller 