I love how Órlagh Costello signs off her newsletters: "Bríd libh  Órlagh" It means, simply, "Brigit be with you." I br...

  One of my favourite books about Saint Brigit has come back into print after many years, Saint Brigid of Ireland by Alice Curtayne. Cluny M...

  "Join [the Sisters of Avalon] for Books, Bards, and Ballads as we chat with Erin Aurelia, author, poet, editor, book coach, and creat...

  It dawned on me that this Imbolc the Daughters of the Flame are celebrating thirty years of tending Brigit's fire together. It has bee...

  I happened to ask Fearghal Duffy, who posted this image of these Banded Demoiselles (or  Banded Agrion Damselflies)  on Twitter , what the...

Brigit - "Looking Deeper, Coming Nearer" It's happened! I worked so hard to make my presentation for MoonCon 22* of use to d...

  Coming soon! In this free workshop we’ll look at using the older Brigit lore and texts, with a creative integration of what we learn, in...

 I wrote this up in answer to a question on Facebook. The asker wanted to know if there were any flowers specifically associated with Brigit...

  In this time of fear and action, when Roe v. Wade faces overturn by the Supreme Court in the United States, the work of The Brigid Allianc...

  And here is a link to all of the talks from the Brigid Festival Vancouver, 2021 and 2022.

 There is an artist who loves to paint Brigit. I have only seen a few of her offerings, but I have loved what I’ve seen and I look forward t...

  After the flurry of activity last year around this time, with interviews and talks and so on ahead of my book's release, I decided I n...

 The  National Museum of Ireland released an online talk on Facebook yesterday, which focusses on one artifact connected to her, the shoe sh...

  I am so looking forward to this! Bridget Engels will be interviewing me on The Oracle of Luna With Bridget Engels podcast next week, airi...

 A dear friend of mine, once the owner of a secondhand bookstore where many a joyful hour was spent, is getting rid of her library as she pr...

  Oh, I am looking forward to this. Singing the Land is Elaine Máire Brigid Ní Chiardha, who lives a stone's throw from the Hill of Tara...

  The Story Archaeologists put out a wonderful podcast about Brigit a number of years ago. I’ve listened to it several times and I am listen...

  There are so many sources for immersing ourselves in Brigit as we come up to her festival, but what is my first choice? Pagan Portals - Br...

  Imbolc (Imbolg) Ritual & Practice The Fire Festivals Ritual Series  by Orlagh Costello at the Irish Pagan School From the Irish Pagan ...