Cú Chulainn

Cú Chulainn, whose original name was Sétanta, earned his new name after killing a ferocious guard dog belonging to the blacksmith Culann. In a show of remorse and to compensate Culann, Sétanta offered to take the place of the dog and protect Culann’s home until a replacement pup could be found and trained. The druid Cathbad then declared that, from that day forward, Sétanta would be known as Cú Chulainn, meaning “Hound of Culann”

Learn more about this on Saturday at Irish Storytelling for children with Neysa Killeen @irishstorytellingforchildren

Tickets are just £5 per child with concessions of £3 for children who are members of any of our groups. E.g - Dancers/Musicians.

Concessions also apply for those who may be in receipt of benefits.

Adults do not need to pay and can wait in the bar during the sessions.

Contact us at info@liverpoolirishcentre.org now to book your place or get your 2pm or 4pm tickets through our skiddle link now!