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learnelle · 6 months
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Do you ever just get so tired and end up writing secononondly, unsure why it looks a lil off 👁👁
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moghedien · 7 days
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apparently it’s a thing with past life regression tik tokers that a lot of them like to claim they were burned as witches in Ireland in the past lives
Like, ah yes, Ireland.
The one country where, during the height of the witch craze in Europe, there were barely any witchcraft trials.
I’m sure you were a witch there
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irishthings · 9 months
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isa-ah · 1 month
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it really sucks that the kind of men I'm attracted to are so demonized. I'm from Appalachia! I like those quiet rugged broke mountain men! fat men hairy men autistic men mute men impoverished men making do- ideally all of the above. but when have ANY of those traits ever been on a man that wasnt a villain? or written to be a freak? nvm in a GAY romance. fucking suckage.
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lifemod17 · 1 month
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I wonder if he's told him yet that they finally got their first # 1 🥺
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SUCH A WELL DESERVED # 1 I AM SO PROUD OF HIM
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ceo-draiochta · 10 months
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Lughnasadh in the Modern Day
The ancient festival of Lúnasa is one of the 4 celtic fire festivals celebrated on the turn of the seasons. The other 3 festivals all have very clear christian reinterpretations. Those being All Hallows Eve, St Brigids day and May day. However Lúnasa also has a number of modern day christian holidays associated with it in much the same way.
(Linked sources in brackets)
Names
The modern festival goes by many names: Domnach Lúnasa, Lá Lúnasa, Domnach Crom Dubh, Bilberry Sunday and most commonly as either Reek Sunday or Garland Sunday. (1)(2)
Hill Climbing & Holy Wells
This is a day where the mountain of Croagh Patrick is visited, the pilgrimage consists of climbing the mountain while taking stops at certain stone cairns, where one walks in circles around them a set number of times while reciting specific prayers. There are 3 major sections where this is done(3). This is still observed today(4). It is celebrated on the last Sunday of July.
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(Croagh Patrick)
This, while observed throughout the country, is not the only such celebration. Many towns climb their respective hills on this day such as those around Keash Hill in Sligo(2)(5)(11), Slive Donard in Down(6), and Máméan in Galway (7). Holy wells are also visited on this day such as in Cappagh, Galway(8), Ballyfa, Galway(9) and Ballyhaunis, Mayo (12). In some cases a procession from the Holy Well to the hill takes place (2)(7)(11)
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(Máméan)
An interesting example of this was the Tullaghan Hill holy well in county Sligo, where the Holy Well was on a hill specifically the Ox mountains. This specific well used to be visited on Garland Sunday but is no longer as the festival that followed this visit evoked too much "secular fun" (10).
Festivals
Fairs and celebrations seem to be a core feature of this Lúnasa Tradition, with the aforementioned Tullaghan Hill fair, The Old Fair Day in Tubbercurry, county Sligo (13) and Fair Day in Kenmare, Kerry(14). These are usually celebrated in the second week on August, i.e. a week or two after the religious excursion.
The Puck Fair is festival in Killorglin, county Kerry. It is celebrated in the second week of August and involves crowning a specific goat "king" and parading them around while a large fair takes place(15).
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(Puck Fair)
Mythology
In the dinseanchas entry for Nás, the death and burial of two of the wives of Lugh are described, with Bui having been buried on the Hill of Cnogba. Where it is said that "The hosts of the pure Gaels came to bewail the women". Suggesting that there was a precession to the Hill she was buried. There was then said to be mass mourning which grew into a great assembly. These events were said to have contributed to the beginning of the festival of Taltiu, which is to say Lúnasa. (16)
Pagan Connection
The pagan connection is quite clear to see, with Holy wells long being sites of pre-Christian worship, it is little coincidence that they are visited around the time of Lúnasa. The climbing of a hill seems to be widely practiced over the country and directly connects to the Dinseanchas story of the beginning of the Lúnasa festival in where a hill was climbed to reach a grave for mourning. The fact that Keash Hil (Ceis Corran) and Croagh Patrick are both home to ancient megalithic cairns, which are commonly connected with the Otherworld is also an interesting point.
Lúnasa being an Aonach, a funeral festival for the foster mother of Lugh, Tailtiu does tie directly into the occurrence of festivals around this time.
Practices to Adopt
It seems clear now that visiting watery sites such as wells and climbing hills to worship, as well as large scale festivals and merriment are a key part of how Lúnasa has continued to be celebrated and should be incorporated into a modern Irish pagan practice.
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plant-ago · 2 months
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In honor of arc three of @worldsbeyondpod starting this week, here's a little ditty I wrote for Ame.
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blood-orange-juice · 8 months
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To everyone making fun of His Grace's love of tea: you don't understand, it's the main form of emotional regulation among British people.
If he's offering tea things are bad.
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salamanderpie · 9 months
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Yeehawgust: On the Prowl
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brainrockets · 9 months
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Communal singing in the aftermath of danger is such a sick move. SOUNDTRACK WHEN!?
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irishthings · 10 months
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werewolfetone · 3 months
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The ego boost seeing someone else think this is giving me rn
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lookingforhappy · 1 year
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ill admit ive been swayed on the irish five front. its fine. but i think im still gonna make welsh five my entire personality... idk y i just like the idea of wales better than ireland (no offence ireland)
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so anyway heres the kinda town i liked the idea of five coming from (since his newspaper said coastal these are all coastal)
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Tenby
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Aberystwyth
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New Quay
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Conwy
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and then for u irish five stans i picked out a few coastal towns for ur irish five needs bc honestly fuck dublin y does everything have to be a capital city istg
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Cobh
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Clifden
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Westport
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Dingle
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idk i just wanted a bunch of easy ref photos but u can have this too if u want
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vyorei · 6 months
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I mean that was said about the Galaxy Leader too but that turned out to be owned by an Israeli billionaire so I'm not trusting anyone from Apartheid Israel to be honest here and CERTAINLY not fucking DANIEL "IT'S ABSOLUTELY NOT A CALENDAR" HAGARI
So when someone whose word has worth verifies, I'll believe it then.
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lovinthatfandom · 2 years
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Five's mom was an Irish butcher. Yeah...that checks out
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