It took me an age to get this article and translation of Cogitosus's Vita Brigitae . When possible I will get a copy up on the Daughter...

I know that there is a vastness of kinds of folk who love Brigit. I'd like to get a clearer sense of the sorts of people and perspectiv...

Courtney Weber ’s new book Brigid: History, Mystery, and Magick of the Celtic Goddess ( Weiser 2015) is freshly out and she was k...

Gaol Naofa is a Gaelic Polytheist organization of which the excellent Celtic Reconstructionist blogger Tairis is current head. Best if...

In honour of Bealtaine, just around the corner now, here is an excerpt from F. Marian McNeill's wonderful book on Scottish food and rel...

Thanks to RTÉ The History Show for giving me the headsup on the upcoming Pilgrim Walks that will be taking place around Ireland this East...

The cover art here is from the February 2013 issue of Catholic Insight, depicting St Brigit pouring ale from a barrel into a pitcher, ...

When looking for well researched and illustrated posts on Irish saints, particularly the three primary saints of Ireland, Columba, Patr...

Review: Brigit by Peter Crawley   for the Irish Times A prequel to his masterful Bailegangaire, Brigit fleshes out a complex family ...

I was invited today to a small gathering at the Listening Post in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver, a drop-in centre where the people of ...