
Folklore of The Morrigan
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Folklore of The Morrigan is scheduled for 10 November 2026 at The Sugar Club in Dublin. The talk will explore the myths surrounding the shapeshifting goddess of battle, featuring a Q&A session. Ticket prices range from €16.00 to €39.00.
Follow the Morrígan through Irish myth and discover why this shapeshifting goddess of battle still attracts and unsettles. With Q&A.
There are two talks on this evening! Check out the 1st talk here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/psychology-of-psychopaths-tickets-2000260396692?aff=oddtdtcreator (https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/psychology-of-psychopaths-tickets-2000260396692?aff=oddtdtcreator)
She moves between crow and woman, eel and wolf. Morrígan is a shapeshifter, an omen of death and a goddess of battle who brought about the downfall of Ireland's greatest hero. Known as the Great Queen, she is one of the oldest and strangest figures in Irish myth, a shaper of fate who guards the sovereignty of the land and decides who falls in war.
Dr Gillian Kenny follows the Morrígan through the sources, from the Táin to the battle of Mag Tuired and on to today. Come and meet the Morrígan, and consider who she was, who she has become, and why she still both attracts and unsettles.
Doors open at 7:30pm, talk starts at 8pm - come down early to grab a good seat!
Follow us on IG @seedtalks
Speaker Bio:
Dr Gillian Kenny is an Adjunct Associate Professor of History at University College Dublin and a Visiting Research Fellow at Trinity College Dublin's Centre for Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies. Her research focuses on women's lives in medieval and early modern Ireland and on people considered outsiders in the medieval world. She is the author of Anglo-Irish and Gaelic Women in Ireland, c.1170-1540 and has contributed to podcasts, television and print media on Irish history.
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⭐ Truly riveting talks, always enjoy these - a great way to spend an evening with some pals. Already looking forward to the next one. - Alexander P
⭐ Expertly run, talks are always super informative and a lot of fun! Couldn’t recommend these enough! 5 star. - Owen S
⭐ Been to a few talks and all have been super interesting. An enjoyable evening to go to either alone or with friends. The talks make for stimulating conversation. Highly recommend! - Daisy J
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Frequently asked questions
Folklore of The Morrigan takes place on Tuesday, 10 November 2026 at 19:30.
Folklore of The Morrigan is held at The Sugar Club in Dublin (8 Leeson Street Lower, Saint Kevin's, Dublin, D02 ET97, Ireland, Dublin).
Tickets for Folklore of The Morrigan range from €16 to €39. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of The Sugar Club can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for Folklore of The Morrigan can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.

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Folklore of The Morrigan is scheduled for 10 November 2026 at The Sugar Club in Dublin. The talk will explore the myths surrounding the shapeshifting goddess of battle, featuring a Q&A session. Ticket prices range from €16.00 to €39.00.
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Organiser’s full description
Follow the Morrígan through Irish myth and discover why this shapeshifting goddess of battle still attracts and unsettles. With Q&A.
There are two talks on this evening! Check out the 1st talk here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/psychology-of-psychopaths-tickets-2000260396692?aff=oddtdtcreator (https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/psychology-of-psychopaths-tickets-2000260396692?aff=oddtdtcreator)
She moves between crow and woman, eel and wolf. Morrígan is a shapeshifter, an omen of death and a goddess of battle who brought about the downfall of Ireland's greatest hero. Known as the Great Queen, she is one of the oldest and strangest figures in Irish myth, a shaper of fate who guards the sovereignty of the land and decides who falls in war.
Dr Gillian Kenny follows the Morrígan through the sources, from the Táin to the battle of Mag Tuired and on to today. Come and meet the Morrígan, and consider who she was, who she has become, and why she still both attracts and unsettles.
Doors open at 7:30pm, talk starts at 8pm - come down early to grab a good seat!
Follow us on IG @seedtalks
Speaker Bio:
Dr Gillian Kenny is an Adjunct Associate Professor of History at University College Dublin and a Visiting Research Fellow at Trinity College Dublin's Centre for Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies. Her research focuses on women's lives in medieval and early modern Ireland and on people considered outsiders in the medieval world. She is the author of Anglo-Irish and Gaelic Women in Ireland, c.1170-1540 and has contributed to podcasts, television and print media on Irish history.
Testimonials from our guests
⭐ Truly riveting talks, always enjoy these - a great way to spend an evening with some pals. Already looking forward to the next one. - Alexander P
⭐ Expertly run, talks are always super informative and a lot of fun! Couldn’t recommend these enough! 5 star. - Owen S
⭐ Been to a few talks and all have been super interesting. An enjoyable evening to go to either alone or with friends. The talks make for stimulating conversation. Highly recommend! - Daisy J
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📍 Venue
The Sugar Club8 Leeson Street Lower, Saint Kevin's, Dublin, D02 ET97, Ireland, Dublin
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When is Folklore of The Morrigan?
Folklore of The Morrigan takes place on Tuesday, 10 November 2026 at 19:30.
Where is Folklore of The Morrigan taking place?
Folklore of The Morrigan is held at The Sugar Club in Dublin (8 Leeson Street Lower, Saint Kevin's, Dublin, D02 ET97, Ireland, Dublin).
How much are tickets for Folklore of The Morrigan?
Tickets for Folklore of The Morrigan range from €16 to €39. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.
Is there anywhere to stay near Folklore of The Morrigan?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of The Sugar Club can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
How do I get tickets for Folklore of The Morrigan?
Tickets for Folklore of The Morrigan can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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