Saint Brigid's Day is celebrated on 1 February, and has been marked in Ireland for many years. Saint Brigid is the only female among Ireland's three patron saints. She is also a patron saint of ...

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The revered relics of St Brigid are coming home to Co Kildare after nearly a millennium. Pilgrims and locals are eagerly anticipating the return of the relics of St Brigid and to welcoming her ‘home’ ...

On Feb. 1 Catholics in Ireland and elsewhere will honor Saint Brigid of Kildare, a monastic foundress who is – together with Saint Patrick and Saint Columcille – one of the country’s three ...

‘Brigid 1500’ – a programme of national and international events and initiatives to celebrate and commemorate St Brigid, the woman, the life and the legacy – launched today at St Brigid’s Cathedral in ...

This St Brigid’s Day, we brought together four dynamic creatives for a conversation on how female voices and perspectives contribute uniquely to the creative landscape in Ireland in 2024. The ...

We bought one for our own house and I began to research it's meaning and history. St. Brigid's cross symbolises the beginning of Spring. In Ireland the official beginning of Spring is February 1st ...

St Brigid’s Day is celebrated across Ireland to celebrate the return of Spring on the 1st of February. St. Brigid's Day is linked to the Celtic festival of Imbolc and she is our only female patron ...

These can be planted in the ground outdoors, while Anemone coronaria can also be planted in fall, either in pots indoors or outside in milder areas. Anemone coronaria, commonly known as poppy ...

“Pagan goddess or Catholic saint, what we know of Brigid through myth, legend and history is that she was a remarkable multi-talented woman: a visionary, a healer, a warrior, a rebel and a very astute ...