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Brighid (BREE’yid) or Brigit is also the patron saint of Ireland, second only to Saint Patrick. She represents a powerful presence in the land and Celtic lore. As goddess, she was Brid (or Bride – the inspiration of our word for a woman in a marriage ceremony) daughter of the Dagda (the Good God) of the sacred Tuatha de Dannan. Her influence shines through time and has not been dimmed with the coming of Christianity. The new faith embraced her as the nursemaid and foster mother of Christ himself, sometimes calling her “Mary of the Gael.”Read now
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Lori Mc, Blog Rustler
Read nowHave you ever worked in a shop where people would like to live?
I have.
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The Irish Whales
Read nowAt the turn of the Twentieth Century, with anti-Irish sentiment running high in both America and Britain, Irish Olympic athletes faced a choice of either competing as British athletes, for a crown and flag that they resented, or emigrating to...
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Celtic Languages
Read nowCeltic Languages are seeing a revival among people of Celtic descent around the globe in an effort to reclaim and retain an identity and culture that was once outlawed by the English crown. "A people without the knowledge of their...
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Irish Road Bowling
Read nowHave you heard of Irish Road Bowling? Irish Road Bowling is a sport played, quite literally in the middle of the road. According to Wikipedia: Road bowling (Irish: Ból an bhóthair) (also bullets or long bullets in Armagh) is an Irish sport...
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Where do we find all these treasures?
Read nowShanOre Claddagh birthstone ring I cannot count how many times, we've had a customer ask "where to you get all this?" Good question! Terry buys from many places, including Ireland, Scotland, England, and even trade shows in New York and...