The Táin translated by Thomas Kinsella
Bookcover of the Thomas Kinsella translated and Louis Le Brocquy illustrated, 'The Tain'
Bookcover of the Thomas Kinsella translated edition, of 'The Tain' 1970. The illustrations on the bookcover are by Louis Le Brocquy.
Bookcover of the Thomas Kinsella translated and Louis Le Brocquy illustrated, 'The Tain'
Bookcover of the Thomas Kinsella translated edition, of 'The Tain' 1970. The illustrations on the bookcover are by Louis Le Brocquy.
The Táin Bó Cuailnge is the central tale of Ireland's great epic mythological history. These heroic tales are of eighth century Ulster origin. The story tells the tale of a grand cattle-raid, the aim of which is to carry off the Great Brown Bull of Cuailnge.
Thomas Kinsella's 1969 translation of medieval manuscripts makes this great work accessible to modern readers. The edition shown is illustrated by thirty-one commendable brush drawings by Louis le Brocquy.
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