Episode 30 : The Man Who Sold His Horse In Tír Na nÓg

This month, Eddie recounts the curious tale of Dennis O'Rourke and how his meeting with a stranger on the way to the Tulla horse-fair pulls him into Other World. Dennis is drawn into the Big House, a place where caution is called for against every creature that you might encounter. This tale was originally told to Eddie by Jimmy Armstrong, a patient in Our Lady's hospital in Ennis. Jimmy's stories are available in Eddie's recently republished book, The Man In The Big House.

[@Tero560]

Greetings and thanks from Finland. Loved listening to your podcasts before going to sleep.

[@GMac2776]

You're such a great story teller. Thank you for uploading these stories.

[@edelmurray1260]

I listen to you every day, going to work and coming home. You are a true treasure. The Podcast is brilliant. Keep them coming 🇮🇪

[@richard-or3ur]

Great storytelling today Eddie. You always make my day when you release a new story. Thank you as always.

[@psalmmisama6079]

Love from Africa

[@seaniepc4]

I visualised every step that man took it was like we were there with him. Great Story as usual Eddie. Go raibh maith agat a chara.

[@Robbie7441]

Thanks Eddie ❤

[@irishalchemist9757]

Mr. Lenihan, thank you for your dedication with collecting and sharing all these great stories.
I'm a new listener from Washington state, USA. I wish I learned of your content sooner! Thanks again, sir!!

[@mikearthur4253]

Brilliant as always, reminds me of some of the stories I’d read of fairy folklore and being taken in. Thank you for keeping this alive.

[@guitarstorms]

Brilliant story teller

[@littleeaglemcgowan]

TOTALLY MAGIC.

[@williamgorden6390]

Wouldn't it be great if someone would dramatize these stories in a motion picture. What a movie they could make, man! The world needs to know of these things. Whether or not they believe is less important than that - especially young people - they're exposed to Wonder & Mystery & Real
Magic. These are essential and they're being lost or dismissed. One more point: as a child I was famously gullible and teased and called stupid. But I wasn't ashamed because I believed that anything can be possible - and I still do.

[@LUKERs1196]

Thanks for this story Eddie Lenihan!

[@galwaytribesman9289]

Keep em coming Eddie. Listening to these gives me peace at night before I sleep

[@ChristinaBramer]

Thank you Eddie

[@claytonbouldin9381]

Great story, Eddie! I listen to you wearing headphones and I can hear the rain drops falling outside, while you're telling the story!

[@patrickcourtney9730]

Great story.

[@fordford9133]

Love these stories and Biddy early

[@jamesbruss84]

What a thumping good story!

[@eoghancasey5802]

Hope there is more stories to come! Love this podcast so much!

[@exorizy8733]

Happy new year Eddie were u @ tho

[@fordford9133]

I believe 💯

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Come bk please

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Pretty please

[@davidbradshaw9039]

Excuse me mister lenihan. Can you do episode on a kelpie 🙏🙏🙏😇

[@tellmeastorypodcastwithedd7774]

I believe that's more a Scottish idea.

[@biddyearly9262]

@@tellmeastorypodcastwithedd7774 Good man yourself Eddie.

[@johnnynesbit8289]

Im probably one of the few people who actually believe some of these tales as i stdy the super natural after what happened to me i know human senses only can sense a small percentage of reality.
Theres alot of modern acxounts of people being taken by entities
Humanity has always been toyed with by the gods. We still are theres a war going on for our eternal consciousness