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  1. Корисні копалини вже давно використовуються. Офіційним транслятором цього в #ukraine є #setanta Спортс. 🏀👀
    Нездари в законі з неосяжним ротом загинають пальці крізь екран, перелічуючи умови, які мені треба виконати, щоб за моє використання з позавчора мені почали платити гроші післязавтра.

  2. #Celtic #FolkloreThursday: `#CúChulainn was the champion of Ulster, and most famous for his almost single-handed defence of the province against Medb, Queen of Connacht in the tale of the Cattle Raid of Cooley. The tale of his conception and birth is a curious one. #Dechtire, his mother, was half sister of King Conchobar mac Nessa, was married to an Ulster chieftain named #Sualtam.
    One night, a mayfly landed in her cup of wine, and she swallowed it without realising. She fell into a deep sleep during which #Lugh Lamfhada, God of Lightning, visited her, and claimed that he was that mayfly and had impregnated her. He then transformed her along with fifty of her serving women into a flock of birds and flew them to Bru na Boinne (Newgrange).
    She gave birth to a son there, and named him #Setanta. The men of Ulster then came for her and escorted her home. Setanta grew up to become the hero CúChulainn. Without a doubt, he was a spectacular and precocious child, with battle skills and prowess to match that of any adult warrior. Although he died very young – some stories say seventeen, some say thirty years of age – he achieved fame and admiration which is still told of today.`
    Source: Ali Isaac | Substack
    twitter.com/of_mythology/statu

  3. #Celtic #FolkloreThursday: `#CúChulainn was the champion of Ulster, and most famous for his almost single-handed defence of the province against Medb, Queen of Connacht in the tale of the Cattle Raid of Cooley. The tale of his conception and birth is a curious one. #Dechtire, his mother, was half sister of King Conchobar mac Nessa, was married to an Ulster chieftain named #Sualtam.
    One night, a mayfly landed in her cup of wine, and she swallowed it without realising. She fell into a deep sleep during which #Lugh Lamfhada, God of Lightning, visited her, and claimed that he was that mayfly and had impregnated her. He then transformed her along with fifty of her serving women into a flock of birds and flew them to Bru na Boinne (Newgrange).
    She gave birth to a son there, and named him #Setanta. The men of Ulster then came for her and escorted her home. Setanta grew up to become the hero CúChulainn. Without a doubt, he was a spectacular and precocious child, with battle skills and prowess to match that of any adult warrior. Although he died very young – some stories say seventeen, some say thirty years of age – he achieved fame and admiration which is still told of today.`
    Source: Ali Isaac | Substack
    twitter.com/of_mythology/statu

  4. #Celtic #FolkloreThursday: `#CúChulainn was the champion of Ulster, and most famous for his almost single-handed defence of the province against Medb, Queen of Connacht in the tale of the Cattle Raid of Cooley. The tale of his conception and birth is a curious one. #Dechtire, his mother, was half sister of King Conchobar mac Nessa, was married to an Ulster chieftain named #Sualtam.
    One night, a mayfly landed in her cup of wine, and she swallowed it without realising. She fell into a deep sleep during which #Lugh Lamfhada, God of Lightning, visited her, and claimed that he was that mayfly and had impregnated her. He then transformed her along with fifty of her serving women into a flock of birds and flew them to Bru na Boinne (Newgrange).
    She gave birth to a son there, and named him #Setanta. The men of Ulster then came for her and escorted her home. Setanta grew up to become the hero CúChulainn. Without a doubt, he was a spectacular and precocious child, with battle skills and prowess to match that of any adult warrior. Although he died very young – some stories say seventeen, some say thirty years of age – he achieved fame and admiration which is still told of today.`
    Source: Ali Isaac | Substack
    twitter.com/of_mythology/statu

  5. #Celtic #FolkloreThursday: `#CúChulainn was the champion of Ulster, and most famous for his almost single-handed defence of the province against Medb, Queen of Connacht in the tale of the Cattle Raid of Cooley. The tale of his conception and birth is a curious one. #Dechtire, his mother, was half sister of King Conchobar mac Nessa, was married to an Ulster chieftain named #Sualtam.
    One night, a mayfly landed in her cup of wine, and she swallowed it without realising. She fell into a deep sleep during which #Lugh Lamfhada, God of Lightning, visited her, and claimed that he was that mayfly and had impregnated her. He then transformed her along with fifty of her serving women into a flock of birds and flew them to Bru na Boinne (Newgrange).
    She gave birth to a son there, and named him #Setanta. The men of Ulster then came for her and escorted her home. Setanta grew up to become the hero CúChulainn. Without a doubt, he was a spectacular and precocious child, with battle skills and prowess to match that of any adult warrior. Although he died very young – some stories say seventeen, some say thirty years of age – he achieved fame and admiration which is still told of today.`
    Source: Ali Isaac | Substack
    twitter.com/of_mythology/statu

  6. #Celtic #FolkloreThursday: `#CúChulainn was the champion of Ulster, and most famous for his almost single-handed defence of the province against Medb, Queen of Connacht in the tale of the Cattle Raid of Cooley. The tale of his conception and birth is a curious one. #Dechtire, his mother, was half sister of King Conchobar mac Nessa, was married to an Ulster chieftain named #Sualtam.
    One night, a mayfly landed in her cup of wine, and she swallowed it without realising. She fell into a deep sleep during which #Lugh Lamfhada, God of Lightning, visited her, and claimed that he was that mayfly and had impregnated her. He then transformed her along with fifty of her serving women into a flock of birds and flew them to Bru na Boinne (Newgrange).
    She gave birth to a son there, and named him #Setanta. The men of Ulster then came for her and escorted her home. Setanta grew up to become the hero CúChulainn. Without a doubt, he was a spectacular and precocious child, with battle skills and prowess to match that of any adult warrior. Although he died very young – some stories say seventeen, some say thirty years of age – he achieved fame and admiration which is still told of today.`
    Source: Ali Isaac | Substack
    twitter.com/of_mythology/statu

  7. #Celtic #LegendaryWednesday: In one version about #CúChulainn's origins, #Deichtine disappears from #EmainMacha, until the nobles of #Ulster are led by a flock of magical birds to a house, where they are welcomed by #Lugh. He tells them his wife is due to give birth soon, and when she does the Ulstermen discover she is #Deichtine. The child is named #Sétanta. He is brought up by #Súaltam and Deichtine in their house on Muirthemne Plain in County #Louth.
    Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Súaltam

  8. #Celtic #LegendaryWednesday: In one version about #CúChulainn's origins, #Deichtine disappears from #EmainMacha, until the nobles of #Ulster are led by a flock of magical birds to a house, where they are welcomed by #Lugh. He tells them his wife is due to give birth soon, and when she does the Ulstermen discover she is #Deichtine. The child is named #Sétanta. He is brought up by #Súaltam and Deichtine in their house on Muirthemne Plain in County #Louth.
    Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Súaltam

  9. #Celtic #LegendaryWednesday: In one version about #CúChulainn's origins, #Deichtine disappears from #EmainMacha, until the nobles of #Ulster are led by a flock of magical birds to a house, where they are welcomed by #Lugh. He tells them his wife is due to give birth soon, and when she does the Ulstermen discover she is #Deichtine. The child is named #Sétanta. He is brought up by #Súaltam and Deichtine in their house on Muirthemne Plain in County #Louth.
    Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Súaltam

  10. #Celtic #LegendaryWednesday: In one version about #CúChulainn's origins, #Deichtine disappears from #EmainMacha, until the nobles of #Ulster are led by a flock of magical birds to a house, where they are welcomed by #Lugh. He tells them his wife is due to give birth soon, and when she does the Ulstermen discover she is #Deichtine. The child is named #Sétanta. He is brought up by #Súaltam and Deichtine in their house on Muirthemne Plain in County #Louth.
    Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Súaltam

  11. #Celtic #LegendaryWednesday: In one version about #CúChulainn's origins, #Deichtine disappears from #EmainMacha, until the nobles of #Ulster are led by a flock of magical birds to a house, where they are welcomed by #Lugh. He tells them his wife is due to give birth soon, and when she does the Ulstermen discover she is #Deichtine. The child is named #Sétanta. He is brought up by #Súaltam and Deichtine in their house on Muirthemne Plain in County #Louth.
    Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Súaltam

  12. Натовп зім'яв мецената і того, хто реально впливає на розвиток, а ініціатор цього театру подій – добив і не здригнувся. Яка несподіванка. Вітаю в клубі "Кому нашкодила іржа". #tennis #setanta #sports #ukraine

  13. #Celtic #FolkloreThursday: `#CúChulainn was the champion of Ulster, and most famous for his almost single-handed defence of the province against Medb, Queen of Connacht in the tale of the Cattle Raid of Cooley. The tale of his conception and birth is a curious one. #Dechtire, his mother, was half sister of King Conchobar mac Nessa, was married to an Ulster chieftain named #Sualtam.

    One night, a mayfly landed in her cup of wine, and she swallowed it without realising. She fell into a deep sleep during which #Lugh Lamfhada, God of Lightning, visited her, and claimed that he was that mayfly and had impregnated her. He then transformed her along with fifty of her serving women into a flock of birds and flew them to Bru na Boinne (Newgrange).

    She gave birth to a son there, and named him #Setanta. The men of Ulster then came for her and escorted her home. Setanta grew up to become the hero CúChulainn. Without a doubt, he was a spectacular and precocious child, with battle skills and prowess to match that of any adult warrior. Although he died very young – some stories say seventeen, some say thirty years of age – he achieved fame and admiration
    which is still told of today.

    twitter.com/of_mythology/statu

  14. #Celtic #FolkloreThursday: `#CúChulainn was the champion of Ulster, and most famous for his almost single-handed defence of the province against Medb, Queen of Connacht in the tale of the Cattle Raid of Cooley. The tale of his conception and birth is a curious one. #Dechtire, his mother, was half sister of King Conchobar mac Nessa, was married to an Ulster chieftain named #Sualtam.

    One night, a mayfly landed in her cup of wine, and she swallowed it without realising. She fell into a deep sleep during which #Lugh Lamfhada, God of Lightning, visited her, and claimed that he was that mayfly and had impregnated her. He then transformed her along with fifty of her serving women into a flock of birds and flew them to Bru na Boinne (Newgrange).

    She gave birth to a son there, and named him #Setanta. The men of Ulster then came for her and escorted her home. Setanta grew up to become the hero CúChulainn. Without a doubt, he was a spectacular and precocious child, with battle skills and prowess to match that of any adult warrior. Although he died very young – some stories say seventeen, some say thirty years of age – he achieved fame and admiration
    which is still told of today.

    twitter.com/of_mythology/statu

  15. #Celtic #FolkloreThursday: `#CúChulainn was the champion of Ulster, and most famous for his almost single-handed defence of the province against Medb, Queen of Connacht in the tale of the Cattle Raid of Cooley. The tale of his conception and birth is a curious one. #Dechtire, his mother, was half sister of King Conchobar mac Nessa, was married to an Ulster chieftain named #Sualtam.

    One night, a mayfly landed in her cup of wine, and she swallowed it without realising. She fell into a deep sleep during which #Lugh Lamfhada, God of Lightning, visited her, and claimed that he was that mayfly and had impregnated her. He then transformed her along with fifty of her serving women into a flock of birds and flew them to Bru na Boinne (Newgrange).

    She gave birth to a son there, and named him #Setanta. The men of Ulster then came for her and escorted her home. Setanta grew up to become the hero CúChulainn. Without a doubt, he was a spectacular and precocious child, with battle skills and prowess to match that of any adult warrior. Although he died very young – some stories say seventeen, some say thirty years of age – he achieved fame and admiration
    which is still told of today.

    twitter.com/of_mythology/statu

  16. In one version about #CúChulainn's origins, #Deichtine disappeared from #EmainMacha, until the nobles of #Ulster were led by a flock of magical birds to a house, where they were welcomed by #Lugh. He told them his wife was due to give birth soon, and when she did the Ulstermen discovered she was #Deichtine. The child was named #Sétanta and brought up by #Súaltam and Deichtine in their house on Muirthemne Plain in County #Louth.
    Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Súaltam #Celtic
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    RT twitter.com/GodysseyPodcast/st

  17. In one version about #CúChulainn's origins, #Deichtine disappeared from #EmainMacha, until the nobles of #Ulster were led by a flock of magical birds to a house, where they were welcomed by #Lugh. He told them his wife was due to give birth soon, and when she did the Ulstermen discovered she was #Deichtine. The child was named #Sétanta and brought up by #Súaltam and Deichtine in their house on Muirthemne Plain in County #Louth.
    Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Súaltam #Celtic
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    RT twitter.com/GodysseyPodcast/st

  18. In one version about #CúChulainn's origins, #Deichtine disappeared from #EmainMacha, until the nobles of #Ulster were led by a flock of magical birds to a house, where they were welcomed by #Lugh. He told them his wife was due to give birth soon, and when she did the Ulstermen discovered she was #Deichtine. The child was named #Sétanta and brought up by #Súaltam and Deichtine in their house on Muirthemne Plain in County #Louth.
    Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Súaltam #Celtic
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    RT twitter.com/GodysseyPodcast/st