"LSD4: Unofficial archive of Legacy of the Wizard / Dragon Slayer 4" has been updated. Added the monster page "Lightball" (29/55, 52%). It is the fairies of the cave country of Southern Ireland, and are gentle and friendly. https://t.co/EVyV4KFV0t

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The patroness of arts and crafts, called Brigantia in Britain and Brigit in Ireland, also left her mark on watery place names. The name of the River Braint in Anglesey is derived from Brigantia, as is that of the Brent in Middlesex

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Hey

If your MC was in our world and could go anywhere to live for one year, where would they go?

Etani would go to Ireland, with how beautiful the country and people are.

The incredible art is by

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Merrow are the mer-people of Ireland, human waist up with the rest being fish. They can shapeshift into land animals and are generally non-hostile towards humankind. Mine's full fish but I guess any vaguely human shaped will do if one's desperate enough. Based on thornback ray.

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Latest Art just in! Seagull: Seagull Large original acrylic painting on wood panel. Size: 81x76cm When I came to Ireland, I wanted to learn about its flora and fauna, but I fell in love with its birds. I started a series of bird paintings, my main… https://t.co/3BVStjAUkw

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On Saturday 13th June we have a great collection of student-animated shorts for you &

Created by third level students from Ireland, Germany & Japan. ⁣

Book Here ➡️ https://t.co/urM31GMU1P

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Online Blues & Roots Festival

Coming up (Saturday)

From 2pm to around 10pm UK/Ireland, 11pm CET Europe, 5pm Canada / USA a fantastic line up, starting with

To watch LIVE simply go to https://t.co/k3qtPeBqhN (no log in, no password)

We hope you can join us.

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1567: Battle of Farsetmore, Co between Hugh O'Donnell & Shane O'Neill. O'Donnell won (680–1400 killed) with few losses, with gallowglass & surprise! Freed themselves from O'Neill aspirations of ruling Ulster! Also had Lord Deputy of Ireland, Henry Sidney's backing!

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6th day of IRISH
I like a lot Ireland, history, tradition, folklore... So I drew a
This myth is widespread in Orkney and Shetland islands, Scotland, Ireland, the Faroe Islands and, to a lesser extent, Iceland and Norway.

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Broken Sword, it's basically a cartoony and a bit laid back Indiana Jones, with a bigger emphasis on history and mythology + fantastical rewrites.
He globe trots quite a bit so there's France, Ireland, Syria, Spain etc.. Remaster of the 2nd game is good, first remaster is iffy.

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Colorized images of Ireland, 1890s. Library of Congress.

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Part of the St. Patrick myth is that he drove snakes out of Ireland, I'm thinking he can do the same with COVID-19.

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Once Upon a Place is a selection of stories and poems inspired by different places in Ireland, selected by Eoin Colfer and illustrated by PJ Lynch. Contributors include Roddy Doyle, Sarah Webb and Oisín McGann.

For readers aged 10+. 50% off over here! ➡️➡️https://t.co/iosyE2NYky

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We watched before our trip to Ireland, and instead of being a normal human with an instinct to survive, I’ve conveniently forgotten about the risk of contagions and I’m thinking about the Three Amigos instead 🤷‍♀️

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Emigration & immigration are two sides of the same story.

We’re working on a new project that explores this insight & we’d like to hear from women who have had to emigrate from Ireland, & women who have immigrated to Ireland.

Email khanna.herstory.com for more details.

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The Space Truckers was a *HUGE* deal in Ireland.

This was the 90's and I distinctly remember Irish entertainment shows going on about how it was Ireland's first sci-fi movie, the biggest movie of it's kind filmed in Ireland, people thought it was gonna be another Braveheart.

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Since RedBubble featured my work on their front page I've had sales in Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Luxembourg, New Zealand, Norway, Spain, UK and the USA. So my tentacles have gone global.
Amazing! 🐙🎸 https://t.co/Pz6uF2eC9Q

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Jamdanee, bibi-mistress of William Hickey, painted by
Thomas Hickey, 1787 at Calcutta

normally women not allowed themselves to be painted by a Western male artist & in such pose?

painting seems so perfect as photo?
so much detail
National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin

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Lots of history with Bluebells in Ireland, It's unlucky to walk through a field of them, because they're full of spells. When a bluebell is rung it calls the fairies. If someone wears a wreath made of Bluebells they will have to tell the truth.

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