Does anyone have any stories about Tir na n'Og from their childhood or youth?

Tir na nOg is an mythological place meaning 'land of the young'. It is part of a group of tales about the Fianna, ancient warriors of Ireland. In this tale, Niamh, a beautiful princess from Tir na nOg approaches the Fianna and takes Oisin, son of Fionn MacCumhaill back to Tir na nOg. After many years he misses home and goes back to find all his family and friends long dead. He stops to help men lift a rock and falls from his horse, he then ages to an old man as time did not age him in Tir na nOg.

tir na n'og was the name of the horse in 'into the west' and wasn't a dodgy belly band for a horse oisin's undoing when he left tir na n'og, as in falling from the horse he touched the ground and his true age came upon him....the fionnsceal as they're called in the gaelige

The wonderful fantasy author Terry Pratchett has a character called Nanny Ogg, she's a witch.

He has her house named Tir Nanny Ogg.

Bhi Tir na n'og ag cul an ti....

Try these websites for Tir Na N-og stores:

http://www.irishcultureandcustoms.com/1Kids/TirNaN...

http://www.pitt.edu/~dash/oisin.html

Just of Fion MacCumhail's son Oisien traveling there with his faerie wife.

The stairway that leads to the reflective city in the sky...that only appears on moonlit nights......