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Today is St. Brigids Day, which traditionally marks the beginning of spring in Ireland🌼
Lá Fhéile Bríde also celebrates the talent, creativity & contribution of women ☘
List your fave female NFT projects below!
#empoweringwomen #WomeninNFTs
#ethergals #PositiveVibes
Blessed Imbolc everyone
Imbolc is a pagan celebration of goddess Brigid
A way to celebrate is by decorating your altar with things that represent Brigid; a corn husk doll, white flowers, a bowl of milk & candles
#Imbolc
Celebrating these 2022 publications by brilliant Irish women this #BrigidsDay @neevkm @roisinmeaney @sarahgbooks @foleywan_kenobi, with more to come from @RFLong and @NicolaColton1 🌼🌼🌼
Happy Chinese New year and Imbolc! #ChineseNewYear #Imbolc Naturally i'll be making a Brigids cross so I don't die in a house fire this year
“The goddess Brigid is a bridge, crossing the threshold from Celtic to Christian, North and South, winter and spring, water and fire, masculine and feminine.” - @TreacyOC
Art: Goddess Brigid by Bernie Sexton @moonmnacircles #StBrigidsDay #Brigit2022
#SaintBrigid's Bread #Recipe - Free Recipe for a Special Feast Day from #Ireland
https://t.co/n6tZhh33eg
There’s folklore around today that says if it’s dry and mild then winter isn’t done with us yet - the Cailleach is out collecting more wood for her fire. If it’s wet she can’t - so spring is really on the way. It’s raining out my window 🙌🏻 Brigid can take over any time she likes
@kurtmac @colin_goodayle @AhearnColeen @NoraNanza @Meghanduggan1 @D_Ericson @kath_mcc @mrsbiffo01 @MarkoSilberhand @FritsV4 @jennifersterri1 @andy_lea03 @HLStockenstrom @repsiw5 @LRJ023 @KiKiPosting @CDFleming5 @es_edwards @beth_monje @portland_brad @Wilson55965821 @BBockelbrink @BrooksChloe732 @ArtKetterhagen1 @Numbers28 @benbrookjohn @small1ldy1 @myboxerluvmac1 @ChazDavis10 @Infinty1001 @MacleanJoyce @AuroraBlogspot @mac_gardiner12 @hassib_haidar @news_houndnc @chefjoelb @LouGarza86 @SiriusTrips @skipz @OctoberFerguson @WahlstromKurt So glad you're here, Kurt! 🥲🙏
Pretty picture! A frightful or fantastic February will be short, filled with valentines. 💕🥶💕
Morning Colin, Nora, everyone else. Glad you're all here. 😌🥰🐾
Tonight-tomorrow ☸️: #Imbolc, #StBrigidsDay, #Candlemas, #GroundhogDay.
'St Brigid's cross.... real cross.. And this time, it's personal'
Lá Fhéile Bríde shona daoibh.
Happy St Brigid's day / Imbolc folks.
Pencil, watercolour, and annual terrible joke.
#stbrigidscross #Ireland
February 1st is the Feast day of St. Brigid (Bridget) of Kildare. The Abbess who shares her name with the Celtic Goddess. Traditionally, it was the feast of Imbolc, the first day of spring. St.Bridgit's cross was the symbol of Ireland's national broadcaster RTÉ
Happy St. Brigid’s day or Lá Fhéile Bríde.
The Cuala Press print collection holds this print by Kathleen Verschoyle with a poem by Winnifred M. Letts. IE TCD MS11574/16/1.
https://t.co/2TnraSw5pO
#VirtualTrinityLibrary #Imbolc #CualaPress #IrishArt #Herstory
1 Feb: St Brigid. 5/6th C founder of Cell Dara/#Kildare, & others! One of Ireland's patron saints, along with Patrick & Columba! Many miracles even from when she was a girl! 43 Kilbride placenames in Ireland, & places in Scotland/Wales/Isle of Man/Antarctica! "Mary of the Irish"!
Imbolc Blessings to all, as Brigid breathes her fire on the land to warm her for the Spring to come. May all your seeds be fertile, may your quickening be fruitful, may the maiden lead us towards the light. Art by Cicely Mary Barker, Wendy Andrew, Danielle Barlow
As the light goes & we enter the vigil of her feast of 1 Feb, I'm posting a nicely baroque Brigid from the latter part 17th century to begin with: H. Brigitta van Kildare, by Theodor Matham (Rijksmuseum)
As we are about to celebrate the wonderful feast of St. Brigid….. May she bring a bright and healthy Springtime for us all….. filled with the promise of Hope…..
See the work of NCAD Bureau+ students as part of #Brigit2022 at the Dublin Light Shows on Brigid’s Eve, today, Monday 31st January.
5.30 to 8.00: Light Show @tcddublin (front square)
8.30 to 10.00: Light Show @GPODublin
#StudentVoices @HerstoryIreland @BureauNcad
St Brigid went to the King of Leinster to request land to build a monastery, not keen to help, he offered as much as her cloak would cover, when spread her cloak covered enough land for a monastery, fields for veg and woods for firewood. #FolkloreThursday