Good God! An Introduction to The Dagda

Meeting the Dagda: Tuatha de Danann Chieftain of the Irish Gods. Who is He anyway?!

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Our Online Course introducing the Dagda: Tuatha de Danann Chieftain of the Irish Gods - with Jon O'Sullivan, an Scealaí Beag.


An introduction and exploration with a native Irish Dagda priest and storyteller, looking at

  • The Dagda in Irish Lore
  • The Dagda as Deity
  • Finding The Dagda Today
  • Daily Practices for Honouring The Dagda
You will receive lifetime access to all of the recorded course materials.


Your Course access enrollment includes:

  • -- Class Presentation Slides
  • -- Class Video
  • -- Class Audio
  • -- Class Chat Log/Resources


Enrolling in the course will give you lifetime access, including any new recordings and resources in the future.


"I can honestly say you wont find a better teacher to explore the many facets of The Dagda. At the Tuatha dé Danann conference l really enjoyed his teaching style. He includes the important things like good resources and the lore. He also reaches students with his wonderful storytelling bringing the old lore to a modern audience with heart and learning all rolled into one. "

- Pamela Holcombe

Your Instructor


Jon O'Sullivan
Jon O'Sullivan

Jon O'Sullivan, known as An Scéalaí Beag, is an Irish Bard, teacher, and Pagan Reverend, a tour guide, author, and storyteller devoted to his patron deity, the Dagda, chief of the Tuatha Dé Danann.

He co founded the Irish Pagan School with his partner Lora O'Brien, and he shares the tales of the Good God across the IPS blog, the YouTube channel, and the podcast, where followers bring him their questions.

What that means for you is simple, you're learning the Dagda from someone who lives with these stories in the land they come from, and who holds them as living tradition rather than distant myth. He teaches from a beginner's mindset the whole way through, so a mix of experience in the room is an asset, never a barrier.

Jon lives with his family in County Waterford, Ireland, where he keeps weaving the words that connect people to Ireland's lore and traditions.


Course Curriculum


  Class Presentation (90 mins, Multimedia)
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  Irish Pagan Resources (Bonus Files from Lora O'Brien)
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"I found Jon's writings on a sidebar of a blog of a person devoted to The Dagda. I had been searching for reliable and current content for some time. I enjoyed the blog so took the owner up on looking into this storyteller she was fond of. Wow! All it took was reading one story. I spent an hour at least reading as many stories as I could. From that point, I joined every site Jon was on. His storytelling is warm and rich and I could easily see events unfolding as I read. He has enhanced my relationship with The Dagda. I not only share Jon's work on Facebook but also in my community. When I meet others who are interested in the Irish deities I always recommend Jon. I have noticed a few of my friends now follow him."


- Grip Dellabonte

Frequently Asked Questions


When does the course start and finish?
The course starts now and never ends! It is a completely self-paced online course - you decide when you start and when you finish.
How long do I have access to the course?
How does lifetime access sound? Once the Course Materials are uploaded after the live class has run, you have unlimited access to this course for as long as you like - across any and all devices you own.
What if I am unhappy with the course?
We would never want you to be unhappy! If you are unsatisfied with your purchase, contact us in the first 30 days and we will give you a full refund.

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