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| − | The '''Blarney Stone''' is said to be a piece of the [[Stone of Destiny]], which [[Robert the Bruce]] gave to his Irish ally, [[Cormac Maccarthy]], following the [[Battle of Bannockburn]]. The [[Spirit of Destiny]] has also listed the stone among its identities. ''( | + | The '''Blarney Stone''' is said to be a piece of the [[Stone of Destiny]], which [[Robert the Bruce]] gave to his Irish ally, [[Cormac Maccarthy]], following the [[Battle of Bannockburn]]. The [[Spirit of Destiny]] has also listed the stone among its identities. ''([[Rock of Ages|"Rock of Ages"]])'' |
==History== | ==History== | ||
| + | Cormac's descendants placed the Stone in Blarney Castle. According to legend, it is supposed to bestow "the gift of gab" on whoever kisses it. ([[Shahrizad]] claims to have been one of those who kissed it.) | ||
| − | + | ==See Also== | |
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*{{Wikipedia|Blarney_Stone}} | *{{Wikipedia|Blarney_Stone}} | ||
Latest revision as of 12:11, 15 May 2024
The Blarney Stone is said to be a piece of the Stone of Destiny, which Robert the Bruce gave to his Irish ally, Cormac Maccarthy, following the Battle of Bannockburn. The Spirit of Destiny has also listed the stone among its identities. ("Rock of Ages")
History
Cormac's descendants placed the Stone in Blarney Castle. According to legend, it is supposed to bestow "the gift of gab" on whoever kisses it. (Shahrizad claims to have been one of those who kissed it.)
See Also
- Blarney Stone at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
