Men's :: Longsleeve T :: Tain

An original design by Michael O'Connor depicting the old 6th Century celtic legend of an Táin bó Cúailgne. One of many stories about Queen Maev, the red haired female warrior queen. On behalf of Queen Maev, the warriors of Connacht (Galway, Leitrim, Mayo, Roscommon and Sligo) confront those of Ulster (Northern Ireland) for possession of the Great Brown Bull of Cooley. The story is told in the Gaelic epic poem Táin bó Cúailgne and stars Cú Chullain the champion hurler and Ferdia his best friend. The wild queen marched her army around the Cooley Peninsula, County Louth in search of the powerfull Bull. The zoomorphic swirling Bull design and the sword wielding fighting irish warriors are illustrated on the back of the shirt , while the front has a small image of the mighty Bull alone. Perfect for lovers of fairy tales, though the belief and fear of Queen Maev lives on in the west of Ireland!

There are a few variations of spelling Maev; Medb, Maedbh, Maeve but to name a few!

This garment's sleeves are a little longer than 3/4 length.

All garments are pre shrunk.

Wash at 40 degrees. 100 % cotton

Small     Chest: 40 inches

                Body Length: 26.5 inches

                Arm Length: 19.5

Medium Chest: 42 inches 

                Body Length: 27.5 inches 

                Arm Length: 21.5

Large      Chest: 44 inches 

                 Body  Length: 28.5 

                 Arm Length: 21.5

X Large: Chest: 46 inches 

                Body Length: 29.5 inches 

                Arm Length: 22 inches

XXL:       Chest: 49 inches 

                Body Length: 31 inches 

                Arm Length: 24 inches