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10
Nov
2009
The Magic Of Ireland’s Aran Islands

11 hours ago by heather

The unique geology of Ireland’s Aran Islands gives the area character and charm. Visiting this cluster of islands will be a feast for the senses. Limestone expanses stretch out as far as the eye can see…they are a continuation of the famous “burren” rocks of County Clare. Once, the County was connec ...

Irish Celtic Jewels Blog - irishcelticjewels.com/celtic-wedding · 15 references

Gaelic Proverb - Patience

16 hours ago by kimurho

Buinnigear buaidh le foighidinn. = Patience wins the victory. For purposes of re-inforcement, I want to recall to mind one of the first proverbs I posted here: " A' bheirt sin nach fhaighear ach ceŕrr, 's e foighidinn as fheŕrr a dhčanamh rithe." (= The loom that shall be found but awry, it is patie ...

Tha creidsinn faicinn - kimuro.livejournal.com · 11 references

08
Nov
2009
Things:

2 days ago by Magaidh Bhan

-I was supposed to have an essay written for Prof. Gillies before November started. I was determined to get it done for this past Friday. Guess what I'm still working on tonight. -This essay would be going a lot faster if I were writing it in English. In English, I average a page per hour (including ...

Cůis-Mhagaidh - magaidhbhan.livejournal.com · 1 reference

The Cave of Gold

2 days ago by Molly

Video youtube video

Folklorist Margaret Bennett tells the rather creepy story of the "The Cave of Gold," (Uamh an Oir) and sings the song in the video below. If you don't have time to watch the whole thing, you can skip ahead to 6:57 where the song starts. The story is, in short, about a piper who decided to explore a ...

The Thousandth Time - apiperscave.blogspot.com · 1 reference

Cooish: Manx Language Weeks

2 days ago by Gaelico

The Cooish – Manx Language Week begins yesterday (Saturday) and runs until November 14. The Inter-Gaelic festival is an eclectic mix of concerts, school workshops, lectures and music and language sessions with Manx musicians and singers as well as visiting performers from Ireland, Scotland and Cornw ...

Gaelico - gaelico.wordpress.com · Rank: 157,112 · 3 references

Gaelic Proverbs - Three things

2 days ago by kimurho

Buille san t-sůil, buille sa' ghlůn, buille san uilinn, na trě buillean as duilighe fhulang. = A blow in the eye, a blow on the knee, a blow on the elbow, the three hardest blows to bear. One thing I "knew" about Gaelic proverbs before I started this was that they liked "three things". Again and aga ...

Tha creidsinn faicinn - kimuro.livejournal.com · 11 references

The lesson of the genial Vikings

2 days ago by storybythethroat

Last time I talked about the idea that roleplaying or storyjamming can profoundly change your life by allowing you to rewrite your soul pathways into new (hopefully healthier) patterns. But how’s that look in actual play? I offer myself as example: I’ve been playing for a few months in a game of Luk ...

Story by the Throat! - storybythethroat.wordpress.com · 6 references

07
Nov
2009
How Do You Say ‘with Love’ In Scottish/irish Gaelic?

3 days ago by Love

I don’t know if there is a huge difference between Scottish and Irish gaelic, but I would preferably like to know how to say “with love” in Scottish gaelic. Thanks for your help!

Love Neet`s Stuff - my.loveneet.com

06
Nov
2009
Gaelic Proverb - Sir Ewen and the witch of Moy

4 days ago by kimurho

I don't want to inundate all my friends who are subbed to the two lists to which I sent this, so I'm just going to give you the link to it, http://community.livejournal.com/sluagh_aotrom/24953.html. I came across the story in the book of proverbs and thought it worth the re-telling.

Tha creidsinn faicinn - kimuro.livejournal.com · 11 references

Carnival of Irish Heritage and Culture Posted!

5 days ago by jesshistory2

The latest edition of the Carnival of Irish Heritage and Culture has been posted. You can read it here. The topic for the next carnival will be on the Gaelic language, and you can find out more about it here. Originally posted on March 17, 2008.

Jessica's Genejournal - jesshistory2.wordpress.com

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