Every story finds its way back to another.
Any god, hero, place, or story — ask a question and get an answer. For fully sourced, citable entries, browse the indexed categories below instead.
Answers are AI-generated — for verified, sourced entries, use the categories below.
This is the part nobody else has built — click any name to follow the thread.
A live slice of the actual graph — click any node to read that entry.
Search gives you a quick, conversational answer to any question, even about myths not yet built out as a full entry. Browse links only to fully sourced, citable entries. Use search to explore freely; use browse when you want the citation.
Every entry is drawn from primary manuscript sources — the Lebor Gabála Érenn, the Táin Bó Cúailnge, and others — not secondhand retellings. Where traditions disagree, we try to reflect that rather than picking one version as definitively correct.
Wikipedia treats each god, hero, and place as a separate article. Here, every entry is linked to the ones it actually connects to, so you can follow a real thread — say, from Lugh to his son Cú Chulainn to the fort he defended — instead of reading six disconnected pages.
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