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Rathcroghan: a living and unexplored ceremonial complex
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We report on Rathcroghan (Ir. Cruachan Ai) the ancient place of assembly in Ireland, excavations, and the site’s connection to the Morrigan.
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We report on Rathcroghan (Ir. Cruachan Ai) the ancient place of assembly in Ireland, excavations, and the site’s connection to the Morrigan.
Guest contributor, Siobhan Ball, examines the recent findings from Newgrange and the possibility of an elite, ruling class in Ireland.
New discoveries in Ireland near Newgrange offer more opportunities to learn more about the mysteries of the Neolithic era and the people of the period.
Today we look at the most recent incarnation of Brigid’s Flame burns brightly in Kildare, Ireland, tended by Sister Mary Teresa Cullen of Brigidine Sisters in Solas Bhride, as well as how Imbolc is celebrated around the world.
IRELAND –Voters in the Republic of Ireland came out in force this week to roll back the clock to 1983 – a time before abortions were effectively banned in this heavily Roman Catholic country. The “once in a generation vote,” as it was framed by prime minister Leo Varadkar, brought out people across the age spectrum to support the repeal; the movement even garnered the support of Brigid. Article 40.3.3 of the Irish constitution establishes “the right to life of the unborn and, with due regard to the equal right to life of the mother,” calls for that right to life to be vigorously defended. Under the language approved by voters with a two-to-one margin, the article now reads, “Provision may be made by law for the regulation of termination of pregnancy.” It will fall to legislators to decide what new laws to that end actually get passed.