The 'Mast' of Macha. The Celtic Irish and the War Goddess of Ireland
Angelique Gulermovich Epstein
Scholarly essay examining the war goddess Macha and the Morrigna in Celtic Irish mythology. Explores the connection between warrior culture, goddess worship, and the myth of Macha's Curse.
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