Fomorians = The Older Stone Age peoples of Ireland. Nemedians = The Aryans (First Indo-Europeans) who arrived in Ireland approx 2500BCE from the Pontic Steppe (Scythia). They brought the Proto-Indo-European language to Ireland. Fir Bolg = A Second Wave of Indo-Europeans who arrived in Ireland approx 2000BCE from Southern Europe. They brought the Proto-Italo-Celtic language to Ireland.
Hi @bernardmolloy6241 Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts! It’s incredible to dive into the deep history of Irish mythology and the different groups that played a part in it. The Fomorians are often seen as the ancient stone age people of Ireland, representing the raw, untamed forces of nature. Their stories are some of the oldest in Irish lore and they really capture the wild spirit of the land. The Nemedians, who arrived around 2500 BCE, brought significant cultural changes with them. They’re believed to have come from the Pontic Steppe, introducing the Proto-Indo-European language to Ireland. It’s amazing to think about how these early migrations shaped the cultural and linguistic landscape of the region. Then we have the Fir Bolg, arriving around 2000 BCE from Southern Europe. They brought the Proto-Italo-Celtic language, adding yet another layer to Ireland’s rich history. Each wave of people added their own unique touch to the evolving story of Ireland. Your insights really help to highlight the complexity and richness of Irish mythology and history. Thanks for contributing to the conversation and sharing your knowledge! we hope you have an amazing day ❤️❤️
Fomorians = The Older Stone Age peoples of Ireland.
Nemedians = The Aryans (First Indo-Europeans) who arrived in Ireland approx 2500BCE from the Pontic Steppe (Scythia). They brought the Proto-Indo-European language to Ireland.
Fir Bolg = A Second Wave of Indo-Europeans who arrived in Ireland approx 2000BCE from Southern Europe. They brought the Proto-Italo-Celtic language to Ireland.
Hi @bernardmolloy6241
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts! It’s incredible to dive into the deep history of Irish mythology and the different groups that played a part in it.
The Fomorians are often seen as the ancient stone age people of Ireland, representing the raw, untamed forces of nature. Their stories are some of the oldest in Irish lore and they really capture the wild spirit of the land.
The Nemedians, who arrived around 2500 BCE, brought significant cultural changes with them. They’re believed to have come from the Pontic Steppe, introducing the Proto-Indo-European language to Ireland. It’s amazing to think about how these early migrations shaped the cultural and linguistic landscape of the region.
Then we have the Fir Bolg, arriving around 2000 BCE from Southern Europe. They brought the Proto-Italo-Celtic language, adding yet another layer to Ireland’s rich history. Each wave of people added their own unique touch to the evolving story of Ireland.
Your insights really help to highlight the complexity and richness of Irish mythology and history. Thanks for contributing to the conversation and sharing your knowledge!
we hope you have an amazing day ❤️❤️