Macha Justice Always Follows

In ancient times Ireland was ruled by chieftains and kings, but the rule of land was not a birth right. One had to prove ones worth by skill of thought, word and deed even to be considered for such a role. Even those aspirants were not guaranteed to rule for the last, and some might say most important, step in the process was to connect with the sovereignty of the land itself, for only in a union with the Goddesses of the land could a rightful chieftain rule.

The Goddess of Ulster sovereignty is one known as Macha. The tales of this Goddess are, unfortunately, filled with hardship for battle has ever been with the Ulaid, of the tribes of Ulster.

Wherever we find Macha in our tales she is always a person of power, but power which is hard earned upon the sweat of her labour or the skill of her battles. She is sometimes placed in positions of conflict by those who should be her support. Those who do harm upon her lands or those whom she considers her people, had best be wary. By her word and her deed will she see balance restored. Where Macha is concerned, justice always follows.

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