Kuno Meyer: The German Who Gave Ireland Back Its Voice
Kuno Meyer was born in Hamburg, taught German in Liverpool and died in Leipzig, yet few people did more to put early Irish literature back into Irish hands. Here is…
Kinship & the Invisible Threads – Living Law Part IX
Part IX of the Living Law series, exploring ritual, skin, and the memory of land. Originally written for The Brehon Academy. Nothing exists alone. Not land, not body, not thought.…
A Guide to Researching Your Irish Roots | Meet Your Irish Ancestors
This article is for anyone curious to learn more about their family history and genealogy. It includes essential resources, records, and strategies for successfully tracing one's Irish ancestry. From vital…
Who and What are the Clans of Ireland? Keeping the Flame of Irish Heritage Alive
Have you ever wondered what it truly means to belong to an Irish clan? In this fascinating conversation, I sat down with three passionate members of Clans of Ireland —…
Dreaming the Law — Living Law Part VIII
Part VIII of the Living Law series, exploring ritual, skin, and the memory of land. Introduction Before law is written, it is imagined. Before it is spoken, it is formed…
Maria Johnston: Awakening Vision Éire – Channeling Ancient Ireland’s Magic Through Visionary Art & Collective Transformation
Step into the captivating and mystical world of acclaimed Irish visionary artist Maria Johnston. In this intimate and revealing interview, Maria generously shares the fascinating evolution of her creative journey…
The Breath Between Worlds – Part VII
Part VII of the Living Law Series, exploring ritual, skin, and the memory of land. Air is the first and last element we meet. Before the law is spoken, breath prepares…
Living Law — Part VI
Part VI of the Living Law Series, exploring ritual, skin, and the memory of land. Ritual as Rebellion Fire is the most misunderstood teacher. People imagine explosion and spectacle.But fire’s true…
The Law of Light – Part V
Part V of the Living Law Series, exploring ritual, skin, and the memory of land. Light returns quietly. Not as a spectacle.Not as an announcement.But as a soft widening of days,…
The Fat of the Land: A Beginner’s Guide to Exploring Ireland’s Abundant Edible Landscapes
Ireland's landscapes are not only breathtakingly beautiful but also teeming with a diverse array of edible plants, herbs, and lesser-known food sources waiting to be discovered. From the lush green…