Ella Young

Ella Young was an extraordinary Irish poet and writer, born in 1867 in County Dublin. She was not only known for her lyrical verses but also for her deep connection to Irish mythology and folklore, which greatly influenced her work. Young's passion for storytelling and her vibrant imagination led her to explore themes of nature, magic, and the human experience, capturing the essence of Irish culture in her writings. Her unique voice and ability to weave enchanting tales have left a lasting impact on readers and writers alike.

Throughout her life, Young embraced the role of a literary figure, becoming involved with the Irish Literary Revival and befriending notable contemporaries like W.B. Yeats. Her works, including children's literature and poetry, invite readers into a world rich with wonder and beauty. If you're curious about Ella Young's enchanting tales and poetic expressions, we encourage you to explore her collection in the app and experience the magic she has to offer.

The Wonder-Smith and His Son: A Tale from the Golden Childhood of the World

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This 1928 Newbery Honor book is a collection of fourteen Irish folktales about the Gubbaun Saor, a mythologized historical architect and smi…

The Tangle-Coated Horse and Other Tales

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The Fionn Saga is one of the oldest, strangest of Gaelic Sagas: it is also one of the best remembered, for to this day in Gaelic-speaking Sc…

The weird of Fionavar

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