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Embracing the Divine: Ritual Honouring the Dagda
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Embracing the Divine: Ritual Honouring the Dagda

ipsadminJuly 28, 2023July 25, 2023
With the colonising oppression of the Catholic church it's fair to say that we lost all previous rituals and practices that honour the Dagda. Yet by taking the time to...
Children of the Dagda
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Children of the Dagda

ipsadminJune 23, 2023June 27, 2023
Among the Tuatha Dé Danann of Ireland’s ancient past there was one who was known as ‘Olathair’. Though some translations and conflations with other Pagan Gods would have you believe...
De Gabáil in t-Shída (translation)
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De Gabáil in t-Shída (translation)

ipsadminMay 8, 2023May 11, 2023
A version of De Gabáil in t-Shída - 'Concerning the Seizure of the Fairy Hill' - Translation by Vernam Hull. Zeitschr. f. celt. Phil. xix. 53-58, 1931 (provided here for...
The Three Strains of Emotion
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The Three Strains of Emotion

ipsadminMarch 3, 2023July 24, 2023
Music in Irish tradition has always held a special place, as did those who could perform it. There are many tales of the instruments and their use, but in the...
How to Pray to the Dagda
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How to Pray to the Dagda

ipsadminJanuary 20, 2023February 3, 2023
I have been asked over the years by many people how one should pray to the Dagda.  You might be surprised to know that I don’t consider myself very good...
The Dagda’s Power Over Life and Death
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The Dagda’s Power Over Life and Death

ipsadminJanuary 6, 2023February 3, 2023

The Dagda is known the ‘Goodly God’ for he was good at all things.

Yet for all of his powers during the first and second battles of Moytura, he cannot stop folk of his tribe dying. This does not seem like an issue for him, that is until death comes to one of his own children.

Jon’s Dagda Tattoo
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Jon’s Dagda Tattoo

ipsadminDecember 30, 2022May 11, 2023
We are often contacted about Celtic Symbols, Symbols of the Gods or Tuatha Dé Danann, and how to incorporate these things into a living spiritual practice.  Interestingly enough I happen...
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