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stairnaheireann · 7 months
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Áine, Celtic Goddess
Water had a special magic for the Celts as a symbol of vitality and inspiration. The fact that it could capture lights (for example, a reflection of the setting sun) could not be rationally explained and was taken as proof of supernatural properties. Wells and springs were charged with magic powers. Lakes and rivers were the dwelling-places of otherworldly beings, like the Lady of the Lake in…
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aprettyspy · 2 years
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Ruth Negga shared this today, it's a bit niche, but it's my niche. Daniel is wearing her Co. Limerick Gaelic Athletic Association hat, Limerick played Kilkenny (and won) in hurling today. I was working at the stadium today for the match
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solastimber · 6 months
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alpha-mag-media · 7 months
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ur-mag · 7 months
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Gardai investigating after boy bitten by dog at house in Co Limerick | In Trend Today
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claredogtraining · 11 months
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Puppy Classes co. Limerick
If you're a new puppy owner or struggling with training your furry friend, consider enrolling in puppy classes in Co. Clare, Co. Limerick, Co. Galway, and Co. Tipperary. Clare Dog Training offers personalized puppy training to address any issues you may be experiencing with your dog. Whether it's toilet training, obedience, or behavior problems, our training appointment is to fit your specific needs and schedule. We can help you and your pup build a stronger bond and a happier home. Call us and get started with a personal training program that works for you.
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mapsontheweb · 7 months
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Pronunciation of "devil" in Irish dialects (past and present).
by u/dublin2001
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Most locations:
Wagner, H., & McKendry, E. (1958). Linguistic atlas and survey of Irish dialects: V. 1. Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies.
Ráth Chairn (Irish speaking area in the east formed by settlers from the west in the 1930s):
STENSON, N. & Ó CIARDHA, P. (1986). The Irish of Ráth Cairn – A Supplement to ‘Linguistic Atlas and Survey of Irish Dialects’ (Part 1). , 41(1), 66-115. https://doi.org/10.1515/zcph.1986.41.1.66
Meath (original dialect, before Ráth Chairn):
Williams, N.J. (1970). Téacsanna Foghrúla ó Chontae na Mí. Studia Hibernica: Volume 31, Issue 1.
Laois:
Ó CONCHUBHAIR, (Donnchadh) (comp.): Focail Ghaedhilge ó Dharmhagh Ua nDuach. In Éigse 5, 1945/47 (1948), (pt. 4), pp. 267–82.
Westmeath:
MAC AN FHAILIGH, (Éamonn) (comp.): A Westmeath word-list. In Éigse 5, 1945/47 (1948), (pt. 4), pp. 256–66; 11, 1964/66, p. 245 [corrigenda].
Limerick:
BREATHNACH, (Nioclás) (comp.): Focail Ghaedhilge atá le clos sa Bhéarla a labhartar sa Chaisleán Nua, Co. Luimnigh. In Éigse 5, 1945/47 (1948), pp. 203–8; 6, 1948/52, pp. 169–79; 7, 1953/55, pp. 47–51.
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optikestrav · 2 months
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Ardagh Chalice
The Ardagh Chalice is one of the greatest treasures of the early Irish Church. It is part of a hoard of objects found in the 19th century by a young man digging for potatoes near Ardagh, Co. Limerick. It was used for dispensing Eucharistic wine during the celebration of Mass. The form of the chalice recalls late Roman tableware, but the method of construction is Irish.
The bowl and foot of the chalice are made of spun silver. The outer side of the bowl is decorated with applied gold, silver, glass, amber and enamel ornament. The underside of the foot is also highly decorated and contains a polished rock crystal at the centre.
The bowl is attached to the stem and foot by a bronze pin. The names of eleven apostles and St. Paul are inscribed below the band of gold filigree and studs encircling the bowl. The letters are seen against a stippled background. Incised animal decoration can also be seen below two handle escutcheons, which are decorated with elaborate glass studs and filigree panels.
The Ardagh Chalice represents a high point in early medieval craftsmanship and can be compared in this regard to the Tara Brooch and the Derrynaflan Paten.
text: National Museum of Ireland
c8th century, silver, gilt copper, gold filigree, gold, gilt bronze, silver, polychrome glass, amber, rock crystal, 18 cm high, 19.5 cm in diameter at the rim, found in a hoard in the ringfort of Reerasta, near Ardagh, County Limerick, Ireland
https://smarthistory.org/the-ardagh-chalice/
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maevefinnartist · 2 years
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here's a list of cool PDFs I have saved on my drive that I thought other people might like too:
"Cleaning Bones" by Stephen P. Nawrocki, PhD, University of Indianapolis Archeology & Forensics Laboratory
"Cultural Appropriation in Contemporary Neopaganism and Witchcraft" by Kathryn Gottlieb, University of Maine
"The Voyage of Bran (Imram Brain)" translated by Kuno Meyer
"Duanaire Fionn (The Book of the Lays of Finn)" Cumann na Scríbheann nGaedhilge/Irish Texts Society
"Early Gaelic Dress" by Scott Barrett
"The Voyage of St. Brenden: Celtic Otherworld Tale, Christian Apologia, or Medieval Travelog?" by James E. Doan
"Is Deithbir Disi [it is appropriate (that she would behave in this way)]: Applying the Lens of Gender Parody to Medb in the Old Irish Ulster Cycle" by Diana Veronica Dominguez
"A Discussion of the Magical Attributes of the Hero in Fenian Literature, with specific reference to the tale 'The Pursuit of Diarmuid and Gráinne'" by Oliver Gerler, University of Limerick, IE
"The Plain of Blood; a Study of the Ritual Landscape of Magh Slecht, Co. Cavan" by Kevin White
"The Iona Chronicle, the Descendants of Áedan mac Gabráin, and the 'Principal Kindreds of Dál Riata'" by James E. Fraser
Issue of "An tÓglach" magazine, vol. IV no. 12, with a detailed article about Cumann na mBan's efforts during the week of the Easter Rising written by Nora O'Daly
"Gaeilge Gan Stró! Beginners Level" by Éamonn Ó Dónaill
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saintsenara · 28 days
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Not from the ask list but the characters in ur fics as Irish counties and why?
anon, this has absolutely sent me. i have genuinely never seen something more up my alley.
let's start with characters we can pull from the series for ireland's six superior counties, shall we...
antrim = oliver wood
a county full of lads who've never met a spivvy tracksuit they don't think is the height of fashion, and who have a vastly inflated sense of their success at sports.
armagh = tom riddle
armagh has a [deservedly] bloody reputation. he could settle down in the murder triangle. he'd like that.
down = draco malfoy
people who live in co. down really like thinking they're better than the rest of us just because it's easy for them to get to belfast [lads, how's that something to boast about?], so they have to be the series' whiniest flop.
fermanagh = rubeus hagrid
fermanagh is full of docile lads who build things, in my experience.
londonderry = ron weasley
canonically gorgeous, gorgeous girlies live in this fine county - by which i mean, of course, that i do. we deserve to be represented by the series' most gorgeous girly. and a ginger sweetheart with six siblings [so you know which side of the sectarian divide his parents are on...] would go down a storm with our mams.
tyrone = harry potter
my brother once had his nose broken in a pub in strabane, which doesn't sound particularly interesting until you realise that my brother is a priest. by which i mean - a county filled with people who are reckless, quick-tempered, and always ready to throw hands? it can only be represented by one man...
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and then the rest...
carlow = quirinus quirrell
the most interesting thing there is a big rock.
cavan = percy weasley
everyone i've ever met from cavan has been really boring and really tight. so there's that.
clare = ginny weasley
because it's gorgeous, in a not like other girls way.
cork = albus dumbledore
look at this canon line and tell me dumbledore's not a cork man... "In fact, being — forgive me — rather cleverer than most men, my mistakes tend to be correspondingly huger.” 
donegal = sybill trelawney
always away with the fairies up there... and always drunk too.
dublin = walburga black
everyone you've ever met who lives in dublin is genuinely shocked to discover that the rest of the world exists beyond the m50. it's not not giving "has never set foot in muggle london and would die before she did".
galway = arthur and molly weasley
galway is the home of the nation's sophisticated [and, apparently, sexually adventurous] culchies - which fits two people from clearly quite distinguished backgrounds who nonetheless live the way they do...
kerry = gilderoy lockhart
you will never see american tourists get scammed more glamorously than in kerry.
kildare = regulus black
considerably less interesting than - and devoid of identity in comparison to - its neighbour, dublin.
kilkenny = charlie weasley
all they do is have red hair and hurl.
laois = daphne greengrass
on account of her irrelevance.
leitrim = sally-ann perks
on account of her irrelevance.
limerick = bellatrix lestrange
limerick used to be known as "stab city". she'd fit right in.
longford = mungundus fletcher
gombeen men abound.
louth = myrtle warren
because they [by which i mean the two people i know who were born there...] are always fucking moaning.
mayo = remus lupin
perpetually mopey, unless they reckon they're great at something.
meath = cormac mclaggen
they wish they were as class as the lads in dublin.
monaghan = cuthbert binns
genuinely couldn't locate it on a map.
offaly = grawp
i mean, who fucking knows? the entire place is a bog.
roscommon = aberforth dumbledore
you can guess why...
sligo = fred and george weasley
wheeler dealers, the lot of them.
tipperary = fleur delacour
the home of gorgeous, gorgeous girlies with striking accents.
waterford = dobby
they love a good strike.
westmeath = hermione granger
not somewhere you'd expect you'd choose to live if you were a bit of a know-it-all. and yet.
wexford = neville longbottom
they love to bang on about the soil.
wicklow = marge dursley
she drives a range rover and looks down on anyone who farms, change my mind.
[other answers from this ask game]
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stairnaheireann · 7 months
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#OTD in Irish History | 3 October:
1691 – Treaty of Limerick is signed, ending the Williamite War in Ireland; the treaty allows evacuation of the Irish army to France and promises tolerance of Irish Catholics. 1750 – Death of “Captain” James MacLaine (occasionally “Maclean”, “MacLean”, or “Maclane”). He was a notorious highwayman with his accomplice William Plunkett. He was known as the “Gentleman Highwayman” as a result of his…
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irisharchaeology · 2 years
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The ruins of a 15th century Friary at Askeaton, Co Limerick
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AHEM! STARLESS SEA FANS!
I HAVE AN INVITATION FOR YOU!!!!! please keep reading, god, if you love the starless sea enough that you're even seeing this we want YOU!!!! are you a long time starless sea fan who has never found anyone else who wants to talk about this book as much as you do? have you always wanted to write/see starless sea fanfic or fanart but didnt think there was a fandom? or have you just finished the starless sea like twenty minutes ago and have been scouring tumblr for anything you can find? WELL I'VE GOT THE PLACE FOR YOU!
WE HAVE A STARLESS SEA DISCORD SERVER!
LINK
reasons why you should join and why this server is the best:
we are all literally just obsessed with the starless sea
and the characters
we draw fanart and write fanfic and even have events with prompts to inspire you to do the same
we have a super cool minecraft server with the inn at the edge of the world and a cherry blossom forest around it with honey and candles and shit
we do storytime where we read to each other in vc from tss, fanfic, or other books and it happens all the time and its really lovely and soothing and fun
we have movie nights and movie afternoons and random impromptu movies but theres a movie every weekend
we have endless headcanons
and a whole channel dedicated to dorian hurt/comfort
i co-run it with @boogleboot who is just the coolest and if you havent met her youre missing out
and theres a bunch of other cool people there too who i love so much
we have a limericks only chat (for which i blame mod boogle its so fun you have to talk only in limericks there)
YOU LIKE THE STARLESS SEA. WE LIKE THE STARLESS SEA. COME JOIN
go click that link girl (gendy neuch). we're so excited to have you. see you in the harbour!!!!!
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alpha-mag-media · 7 months
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Gardai investigating after boy bitten by dog at house in Co Limerick | In Trend Today
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ur-mag · 7 months
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Gardai investigating after boy bitten by dog at house in Co Limerick | In Trend Today
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claredogtraining · 1 year
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Dog Training co.Clare
If you're looking for dog training services in Ireland, you've come to the right place! We offer professional dog training services in four different counties Co. Clare, Co. Limerick, Co. Galway, and Co. Tipperary. Our trainers are experienced and skilled in working with all types of dogs, from puppies to adult dogs, and can help you with everything from basic obedience training to more advanced behavior modification techniques.
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