Live Irish Myths in Conversation bonus episode: John Creedon

I was delighted to get an opportunity to chat with RTÉ television and radio presenter, and now author, John Creedon. John gave me 45 minutes of his time to record a special bonus episode of Live Irish Myths in Conversation. We spoke about his TV programme, 'Creedon's Atlas of Ireland', now in its second series on RTÉ 1, and his new book, 'That Place We Call Home'. John has long been fascinated by Irish place names and folklore and that is very obvious in this lovely conversation.
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[@danb7601]

You have the look of a man who knows a lot more than he is saying in this interview but is doing an excellent job of letting the guest talk
Great great interview :)

[@mattuboyle5891]

Jaysus Creedon is a great guest...you'd hardly have to talk much

[@daisypeters3216]

I'm already here, waiting for this Live Irish Myths! Thank you Anthony and all of our Tuatha !😙❤☘☘☘

[@mythicalireland]

See you on Sunday Daisy! Have a great weekend. Anthony.

[@daisypeters3216]

@@mythicalireland Have a very beautuful weekend, Anthony. 👍☘☘☘

[@ctkindyas]

Your conversation with John Creedon was excellent. I saw your interview on John’s show. you did a good job. Very comfortable in front of the camera. John’s show was very good as well! Thanks for bringing these interesting things to us. 😀

[@mariabyrne1954]

I could listen to you all day John Creedon

[@patricialangton7210]

Lovely Interview Anthony with a lovely man Well done all x

[@sheelaghgunn298]

amazing, informal yet informative, thank you! Anthony and John.

[@janetmoran7397]

Loved this episode Anthony. I’ve purchased his book on line to explore the subject more. I wish we could get his program here in Boston. Charming gentleman and seems to enjoy having some fun! Thanks Anthony💚🤍🧡☘️

[@uptoourpass]

Finally able to get caught up a bit! What fun with a fascinating language & place names. Thank you!

[@patfalvey30]

I really enjoy listening to John Creedon what a storyteller, up the Rebels

[@anthonykelly5]

super show .

[@jacquie3349]

Just brilliant knowledge and delight of communication - John Creedon is just adorable & Rocks!!

[@dawnhilton1513]

Absolutely brilliant interview. Such insight to see how place names emerged from the landscapes. Thank you.

[@molson410]

Excellent! Thank you Anthony and John!

[@TheKategolden]

I remember the Creedon family . Beautiful Family . Well done Anthony in organizing and conducting this interview . John Creedon is a living legend

[@MaryMcMullen-w8k]

Love this! As a Mc Mullen/ Ní Mhaolaín, I appreciate this information. Although I was told my name came from Argyll Scotland. I suppose the Celts were at it again!

[@emmalouie1663]

I must be a modern person because I don't have the attention span for these. Keep wondering what is the TOPIC and when will they get to the TOPIC.. Oh well.

[@brendankinch3093]

Enjoyed that immensely

[@mythicalireland]

Thanks Brendan.

[@Limerick24]

Would it be true to say that the earls were the last leaders of the gaelic world in Ireland of there clans / people before envision of ULSTER but also that these leaders the earls left and abandoned there people/Clans .

[@sileado2896]

Love it great interview. Can I just add I have been to Dingle in Sweden.,,!!!

[@dubhainoceanntabhail5262]

interesting

[@sweetpeapumpkin1923]

Falagloon is where my grandfather was from. What does it mean?

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[@massford2767]

Two Irish Treasures.

[@finglasman1]

See him scratch his nose talking about the wolf hound , he knows the lie behind the Irish wolf hound , they were created by Anglo Irish to try and match witj the setanta story but culainn got his hound from the Spanish so it would have been a molasser type like the Roman war dogs, not a sight hound