"Wurra-Wurra: A legend of Saint Patrick at Tara" by Curtis Dunham transports readers to the foundational era of Medieval Ireland, immersing them in the captivating Christian folklore surrounding its most revered figure. This meticulously prepared print edition reintroduces a seminal work that beautifully recounts a pivotal chapter in the life of Saint Patrick, focusing on his fabled presence at Tara, the ancient and sacred seat of Irish kingship.

Dunham's "Wurra-Wurra" is more than a simple recounting; it is an exploration of the enduring Irish legends that have shaped national identity and faith. It delves into the spiritual confrontations and cultural syntheses that occurred during Saint Patrick's mission, presenting a narrative that has resonated through generations. For enthusiasts of Saints and Sainthood, Irish heritage, and the profound tales that illuminate Christian tradition, this book offers an an invaluable window into a timeless story. It captures the essence of early Irish belief, intertwining the miraculous with the historical to present a powerful and engaging legend. "Wurra-Wurra" stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of these sacred narratives and their deep roots in the emerald isle.

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