Ogham is such an interesting script. I'd love to learn it and the language that uses it.
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The Celts of Ancient Ireland
The first historical record of the Celts was by the Greeks about 700 BC, the Celts were a loose grouping of tribes that lived in an area north of the Alps around the Danube river in central Europe. Over the next few hundred years they spread east and west across Europe. The Celts first arrived in Ireland about 500 BC, there is no reliable information on how or when the Celts became the dominant…
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Horrific. Vikings really were among the most brutal of people.
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Notes from An Bord Pleanála meeting re Slane Bypass decision
Re Slane Bypass decision March 2012
Do we blame the CouncilBertie, or Brian CowenFor allowing those HGVsWreak Havok in this town
Slane people are tormentedAnd are now clutching at strawsAnd we hear now of incompetenceAnd oh so many flaws
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#OTD – In the old Celtic calendar, today is Sheelah’s Day.
In the old Celtic calendar, today is Sheelah’s Day. In ancient Ireland, it was an annual festival to honour the fertility Goddess known as Sheela-na-gig. Naked Sheela-na-gig figures appeared in Irish churches constructed before the 16th century, but most were defaced or destroyed during the prudish Victorian age.
According to some sources, the origins of ‘drowning the shamrock’ have also been…
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