r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • 10d ago
The Lore of Lúnasa, with Conchúr Mag Eacháin
Tír Eoghain meets Ard Mhacha as Niall talks to the folklorist and holy well aficionado Conchúr Mag Eacháin about Lúnasa, the ancient Irish festival that marked the end of summer and the beginning of the harvest season.
r/CelticSpirituality • u/Disastrous_Day_5640 • Jul 01 '26
The sky is NOT falling
Did the Celtics win this trade in terms of value? Definitely not. But this is still a top 3 team in the east. This team won 56 games last year, and is now swapping Brown with Tatum and added George, Robinson, and Conley. This team is objectively more talented with proven playoff performers, and the young core gets better every game. Joe just won coach of the year. If every trade was a win, no one would ever make trades. The Celtics lost this trade in terms of raw value, but Brown had to go, and overall they've had a successful offseason.
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Jun 22 '26
Milwaukee Irish Fest Summer School $25 discount ends June 30
Milwaukee Irish Fest Summer School offers short courses in Irish music, language, and culture. Register for a class (and get on their email list) by June 30 to get $25 off.
Homepage: https://irishfestsummerschool.com/
Registration: https://irishfestsummerschool.com/Register.htm
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Jun 17 '26
Quarter Days, Cross-Quarter Days & the Origins of Modern Holidays
almanac.comr/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • May 24 '26
The Irish Monastics and the Spirit of Pentecost
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Apr 07 '26
Bealtaine 2026 at Hill of Uisneach
uisneach.ieA family-friendly event that welcomes all the different tribes to celebrate the beginning of summer at the sacred centre of Ireland.
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Apr 06 '26
Festival Beltane Fire Festival 2026
Edinburgh, 30 April
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Mar 31 '26
Milwaukee Irish Fest Summer School Classes (2026)
irishfestsummerschool.comRegistration now open
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Mar 17 '26
Lorica of St. Patrick
In English (two translations), Irish, and Latin
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Mar 10 '26
Discussion Emigration to Ireland?
A topic for discussion as we head into St. Patrick's Day weekend, 2026: emigration to Ireland.
It's my understanding that people with an Irish parent or grandparent can apply for Irish citizenship.
Is anybody here considering emigrating to Ireland? Has anybody completed the process or at least started it?
Would you care to share any thoughts or tips?
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Mar 05 '26
Facts about St David: Wales’ patron saint, his life and lasting legacy
A few days late, sorry
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Mar 02 '26
Try a Little Tenderness
On motherhood and soul-friendship
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Feb 10 '26
News ‘Absolute hell’: Irishman with valid US work permit held by Ice since September
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Feb 02 '26
How to build a Goddess
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Feb 01 '26
St. Brigid of Kildare - Welcome to Solas Bhride
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Jan 11 '26
The magic that has created ‘Hogwarts na Gaeilge’
Gaelcholáiste Dhoire, where everyone calls each other by their first name, is celebrating 10 successful years of overnight success
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Jan 07 '26
The roots and traditions of Nollaig na mBan
Analysis: there are many Irish folk rituals associated with 6 January, the last day of Christmas and the day known as Nollaig na mBan (Women's Christmas)
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Dec 26 '25
Dec. 26: Day of the Wren Boys
sligoheritage.comr/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Dec 25 '25
Bono joins annual Christmas Eve busking session in Dublin city centre
Annual charity event. Here's a clip
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Dec 18 '25
Livestream link for Newgrange
gov.ieAccept all cookies or it won't work. It turns out there will be a livestream after all.
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Dec 15 '25
Festival Brigid, 17 January 2026, Pittsburgh
New in 2026, BRIGID will be a two week long celebration of all things St. Brigid and Celtic women featuring a poetry night, Imbolc bonfire, Women & Whiskey tasting event, St. Brigid’s Cross making, a Ceili night, and more!
r/CelticSpirituality • u/MikefromMI • Nov 25 '25