City Schools Boys Football SemiFinals
U-13 A (Oct 15) TBC
U-13 B (Oct 8)
G an Ráithín V St Pauls
JFK V B.brown
U-13 C (Oct 8)
Corpus Christi V OLQP/St Brigids
OLQP/St Brigids V St Patricks
U-11 (Oct 10)
G C an Treoigh V St Nessans/ScChríost Rí
St Nessans/ScChríost Rí V Monaleen

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Queen of Brigid
(Dorothea said no beebs)

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People want Gideon to kiss Brian so....

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happy birthday to the princess of Brigid, Petra "I will get the victory" Macneary ⚔️🎉

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im late to the but heres mine! hes half-fodlain half-brigid, an illegitimate son, a black eagle, an alchemist, and he hates his dad

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Last piece for the night. Mother Brigid from SHE SAID DESTROY by and

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some kinda alt hairstyle for edie... looks kinda petra-y... diplomatic visit to brigid???
also hubie is there bc ofc he is

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Happy birthday to Gina Lollobrigida - WHERE THE HOT WINDS BLOW - 1959 - German release poster

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A redesign wip of a character! Her name is Brigid and she's a blacksmith. Just flat colours for now and some soot marks in her hair/on her face.

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Irish Brigid of Kildare (451-525), may be a Christianized version of Celtic Brigit. Her Feast Day ( Lá Fhéile Bríde), is held on Feb. 1st, the same day as Imbolc, a Pagan festival marking the beginning of spring.

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Brigida fires da plasma cannon 💥

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HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!!!! this is my gift for a Valentine's Day exchange with some friends uvu this is for and it's a scene from her fic "if the silence was a song"!! I hope you like it Brigid!!!!! ❤️

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New artwork for sale! - "Brigid Of The Gaels" - https://t.co/5BYD1p31de

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February 1st marks the feast day of St. Brigid, or if you're some plastic paddy Wiccan pothead with too much free time and wasted potential, it's known as Imbolc. Despite my loose Catholic leanings, I decided to go the Pagan route instead.

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'St Brigid's cross.... real cross.' And this time, it's personal.

Happy St Brigid's day/ imbolc everybody.

Pencil, watercolour, and terrible joke

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The term ‘Imbolc’ derives from Old Irish and means “in the belly,” or alternately “ewe’s milk.” The interpretation lends significance to the holiday as a celebration of fertility, reproduction and the young — all overseen by the goddess Brigid.

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