Muilleann

Muilleann is a term traditionally used in modern Irish to refer to the festival of Samhain, which marks the beginning of winter and the darker half of the year. In some contexts, it also describes the period in the old Irish calendar dedicated to Mach, the god of ancient Celtic mythology.

The term Samhain is now more commonly used in English speaking countries, while Muilleann remains a part of the Gàidhlig (Gaelic) language used by some communities in Scotland and Ireland. It is often written Muileann, but the spelling Muilleann is also seen, particularly in more recent texts and language guides.

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Despite the ongoing debate among scholars, the concept of Muilleann remains an interesting and meaningful part of Celtic heritage, distinct from the more widely recognized Samhain.