"Pottage is not so much used in all Christendom as it is used in England" - Andrew Boorde, Dyetary (I542) Pottage in England, came from the Old French pottage, meaning...
Annually, discussions about Saint Patrick resurface, often clouded by misconceptions and exaggerations. In this article, Morgan Daimler takes us on a journey to unravel the myths surrounding this historical figure,...
Explore the intriguing intersection of mythology, menstruation, and creation in Irish folklore as we delve into the enigmatic tale of Medb, Queen of Connacht. Morgan Daimler uncovers where menstruation intertwines...
What is this truth about Irish Paganism? Ireland has existed for many thousands of years and been home to many amazing and diverse tribes over time. Yet it has also...
A timely discussion on the protection and respect of Irish sacred sites, as in recent times a disturbing trend has emerged: the desecration and deterioration of historic Irish landmarks. This...
It is a privilege to have been born in Ireland and have the freedom to explore the mystical landscapes, ancient ruins, and sacred locations associated with our legendary tales and...
As the dawn kisses the Irish landscape out my window here in County Waterford - re-awakening the ancient spirits that dwell in the lakes, stones, trees and mountains - I...
OR... Ireland – We Come with Baggage, and You’d Better Take the Time to Understand WHY Pagans Need History! A lot of pagans coming to Irish paganism are naturally drawn...
“I have tidings for you: warriors are coming across the sea, a thousand heroes covering the ocean; speckled ships will press in upon us; all kinds of death they announce,...
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...