Not many have faced the great Cú Chulainn and lived. But there was one mystic druid of Munster, Cú Roí Mac Daire who laid such humiliation upon Cú Chulainn that the hero of Ulster dared not show his face for a whole year. The great druid flew away with the beautiful Blathnat and took her to his enchanted fortress high up on Caherconree the mountain that still bears his name. Like the druid himself, the castle fortress had many faces and each night the magic of Cú Roi would spin a different side to confuse any assailants. But secret plans made on Oíche Samhain would come to haunt Cu Roí and bring the Ulster warriors to his door. 

The interpretation of the myth of Cú Roí explores ego death, betrayal, and moral ambiguity while blurring the threshold between love and hate, between this world and the Otherworld.

This live performance show reimagines the mystic encounter of Scàil and Cúchulainn at Annascaul Lake, blending the raw emotional power of spoken word storytelling with the evocative soundscapes of Kirtan — a sacred Indian musical tradition that calls the soul home.

Kirtan, known as a spiritual retelling through song, invites the audience to slow down and reawaken their connection to the divine feminine. The music becomes a bridge — guiding listeners through inner landscapes of shadow and light, much like the ancient tale itself.

Be immersed in this captivating musical retelling as it sweeps you through an inner path between shadow and light.