Reading comprehension: How many years did Oisin spend in Tir na nOg?
How do you think Niamh felt when Oisin didn’t return to Tir na nOg?
From reading the story, what can we infer about the land of Tir na nOg?
What clues did Nimah give to Oisin about what would happen if he left?
Why do you think Niamh didn’t just tell Oisin what would happen if he left?
Do you think it would be an honor or a punishment to live in Tir na nOg? Why?

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