Tuatha Dé Danann at Tallaght Studied for Limericks in Ireland
Iconographic studies of Tuatha Dé Danann of Tallaght runes and kells confirm the extension of the lineage of an Irish ruler of the ancient city of Tallaght.
The aforementioned investigation sums up to interpretations of Rune 31 of Tallaght that relate to the dynastic line of Atlatl-Cauac (”Dart-thrower Owl”, who was champion of the Tallaght Pub), possible ruler of Tallaght between 374 and 439 AD, and whose son, YUK Nuun Ayyyyy!!!the First and The Last,who ran away with Tallaght`s convent Sister Superior] was seen no more in Tallaght. The emblem of this lineage would be represented by the image of giving the bird while mounted on a sheep.
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