Celtic Mythology Blog
'Níl fadhb agam. Tá Badhbh agam' - 'I don't ha...
Amongst the Tuatha Dé Danann we find mention of the Badb, or Badhbh in modern Irish. She is listed, along with her sisters Macha and The Mórrígan, as a Goddess...
'Níl fadhb agam. Tá Badhbh agam' - 'I don't ha...
Amongst the Tuatha Dé Danann we find mention of the Badb, or Badhbh in modern Irish. She is listed, along with her sisters Macha and The Mórrígan, as a Goddess...
Seal an Cailleach - Season of the Witch.
In Irish, the word Cailleach originally signified a nun, coming from the latin word 'pallium' which means veil. Over time it came to mean 'old woman' or 'hag'. MAybe its...
Seal an Cailleach - Season of the Witch.
In Irish, the word Cailleach originally signified a nun, coming from the latin word 'pallium' which means veil. Over time it came to mean 'old woman' or 'hag'. MAybe its...
Leannán Sidhe in the Streets. Leannán Sidhe in ...
Ireland has long been regarded as a place somehow caught between two worlds. This world, a place of mortality and the mundane, and the Otherworld, a realm of magic, fantastic...
Leannán Sidhe in the Streets. Leannán Sidhe in ...
Ireland has long been regarded as a place somehow caught between two worlds. This world, a place of mortality and the mundane, and the Otherworld, a realm of magic, fantastic...
Medb of Cruachán - Warrior, Queen, Priestess, J...
Medb is a multi-faceted figure of Irish lore, linked with priestess work in the Otherworld, the sovereignty of Ireland itself as a goddess, and the rites of judgement and right...
Medb of Cruachán - Warrior, Queen, Priestess, J...
Medb is a multi-faceted figure of Irish lore, linked with priestess work in the Otherworld, the sovereignty of Ireland itself as a goddess, and the rites of judgement and right...