This link takes you to the text of one of the most amazing collections of Irish stories, organized into a narrative framework:
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It contains one of the most captivating stories Gaelic I know: the "storyteller's misadventure" (see also my collection "The last song of the bard and Other Stories" for a French adaptation ).
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