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February. Those who celebrate the early days of this month will either be in church or in the fields, both celebrating Brigid, in two of her aspects. Imbolc, St. Brigid’s day, Candlemas (Feb. 2) or – as most of us know it – Groundhog Day. Myth and legends of Brigid, both goddess and saint, overlap and I’m still trying to figure out how the…
Burren (c) Sheila R. Lamb Moonscape, once a forest. The Burren, the Boireann, or great rock, is one of the most unique landscapes in Ireland, close to 155 square miles of Karst limestone. Located in western County Clare, this area edges up to the Atlantic Ocean and Galway Bay It’s through pollen evidence lodged the soil between the rocks that pollen archaeologists (palynology) believe that in prehistoric…
River Caragh (c) Sheila R. Lamb One of the most beautiful places in Co. Kerry (and there are many) is along the River Caragh. It’s part of Killarney National Park, and we were lucky enough to have a boat ride on the river. The Caragh is popular for its abundance of fish. Rose (c) Sheila R. Lamb Writes Yeats …”Surely thine hour has come, thy…