On a cold winter night, a solemn group has gathered to bear witness to the hope of spring. Three women cross to the middle of the room. The first, dressed in red, strikes an anvil to invoke the ...

Brigid, the highly revered Celtic goddess, beloved by poets Similarly, our Goddess had a sacred cow that suckled a king, the same as Queen Hatshepsut in Egypt. India and many other cultures revere the ...

Brigit: Dublin City Celebrating Women, a city-wide celebration of women past and present, inspired by the Celtic goddess Brigit, will run from Jan 31 to Feb 4, 2025. The fourth edition of Brigit: ...

A new 42-storey building alongside the Mississippi River isn’t necessarily the place you’d expect to find a home designed in ...

St Brigid’s Day is a public holiday. Hon the women. And hon the Brigids, Brigits, Bridgets, Bríds and Bridies. Brigid is one of our three patron saints, along with the Patrick and Colmcille. Last year ...

Brigid was one of the most revered figures in Celtic mythology, a goddess of fire, healing, and creativity. Her influence touched poetry, protection, and the sacred flames that symbolized her eternal ...

THE oystercatcher and the linnet and skylark are associated with the folklore surrounding Saint Brigid, whose feast day next week marks the beginning of spring and the traditional agricultural year.

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