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Tag Archives: Celtic Church
Rub-a-dub-dub
Outside, it’s a balmy 13°F in the midst of a lake-effect squall, but inside the temperature is comfortably and soothingly higher than body temperature. Aaahh…the bathtub – an indispensible household fixture for anyone enduring winter above the 40° latitudinal mark. … Continue reading
Access Denied
A couple weeks ago, publishing conglomerate HarperCollins announced that it would require libraries subscribing to its eBook service to purchase a new copy of an eBook after 26 circulations. In other words, after a book was checked out (downloaded to … Continue reading
Posted in History, Law, Warfare
Tagged books, brehon laws, Celtic Church, Columcille, copyright, Ireland, kings, psalter
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Got Milk?
Through the wet and the cold, buds are swelling on bush and tree. The willows are sending out new shoots and the days are lengthening. It’s the beginning of the end of winter in Ireland and food stores of grain … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Religion
Tagged celebrations, Celtic Church, druids, festivals, Imbolc, Ireland
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BOOK REVIEW The Road Wet, The Wind Close
As the weather grows cooler in northern climes and the days more blustery, thoughts turn to curling up with a good book. And here’s a good one…the second in my travelogue series. Roy, James Charles. (1993). The Road Wet, the … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Book Reviews, History, Religion, Travel
Tagged archaeology, Celtic Church, Ireland, monasteries, travel
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