Monthly Archives: October 2011

Spooky Irish Legends, Celtic Folklore & Ghoulish Hobgoblins

Posted on October 25, 2011 by siopa

“Hey ho for Halloween When the fairies all are seen; Some black and some green, Hey ho for Halloween!” The Irish have always been a superstitious lot and expert spinners of a good yarn to boot! Irish folklore is filled … Continue reading →

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Weekend Away : Giant’s Causeway

Posted on October 10, 2011 by siopa

So I have decided that it was about time I revisited some of those landmarks which Ireland is best known for. So before the harshness of the winter really hits, I have put on my waterproofs and walking boots and … Continue reading →

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Old Irish Blessing of the Road to Share With Loved Ones

Posted on October 7, 2011 by siopa

The rich heritage of old Ireland and its mystery, magic and spirituality is forever enshrined in the abundant blessings, proverbs and whimsical limericks of the Emerald Isle. Passed down through the ages, traditional Irish blessings are emblematic of the renowned … Continue reading →

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A Stitch in Time: Knitting Revival in Ireland

Posted on October 4, 2011 by siopa

“If the knitter is weary, the baby will have no new bonnet.” – Irish Proverb A sweeping resurgence in hand knitting is taking place in every nook and cranny of Ireland, from the bustling cobblestone streets of Dublin to the … Continue reading →

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