Irish

"Irish Arthurian literature is a subject filled with contradictions. Arthur's fame, apparently first based on an historical Arthur and then on the Arthur of legend, evidently reached the areas occupied by Irish-speaking, peoples at a very early date, but there is no Irish Arthurian text, with the single exception of the eleventh-century Irish translation of the Historia Brittonum of Nennius, and no unmistakable allusion to the Arthurian legend that can be dated earlier than the fifteenth century."

— Irish Arthurian Literature translated by Connor P. Hartnett

• The Adventure of Melóra and Orlando translated by John R. Harris

• The Crop Eared Dog / Eagle Boy: Two Irish Arthurian Romances translated by R. A. Stewart MacAlister

• Irish Arthurian Literature translated by Connor P. Hartnett