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29 April 2025
Ardagh History
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Legend says that St. Patrick arrived in Ardagh c.434 and created a Christian settlement over which he put his nephew, Mel of Ardagh , in cha...
26 April 2025
St. Brigid Cross
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It is not unusual for Christian symbols of the cross to have variation. We all recognize the two straight lines perpendicular to each other,...
11 September 2024
Early Metal Working
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The blacksmith or metalworker in the Middle Ages was a highly respected craftsman. The results of the blacksmith's skill were so importa...
11 January 2024
Paganism and Christianity, Part 4
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Although Christianity was replacing paganism all over Europe, pagan cultural influences inevitably lingered, and we can see this everywhere....
03 May 2023
The Spanish Come to Ireland
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The 9th century Historia Brittonum (History of the Britons) tells of three invasions of Ireland from the Iberian Peninsula. The Partholón ...
02 May 2023
The Tuatha Dé Danann
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The Tuatha Dé Danann, or "the folk of the goddess Danu," are a cornerstone of early Irish literature and mythology. Arriving from ...
01 May 2023
The Four Treasures of Ireland
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In early Irish literature, there are three texts that each refer to four special objects. These are the Four Treasures of Ireland, sometimes...
30 April 2023
The Six Invasions of Ireland
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The Lebor Gabála Érenn or the Book of the Taking of Ireland , also known as The Book of Invasions , is a compilation of Christian and Irish...
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