Samhain One door closes And another opens To reveal in abundance The soul of a people The great fire at Tlachtga Marks their place in the cosmos A Midnight song An aria to Tara

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Cromlech Liagán Áine - Legananny Dolmen, Co. Down, earlier today.

Cromlech Liagán Áine - Legananny Dolmen, Co. Down

Painting in Kate Browne’s restaurant, Ardfert, Co. Kerry 💚

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1/ Cultural significance: The ancient stones of Ireland have cultural and historical significance. They are a testament to the rich history and heritage of Ireland, and preserving them is important for future generations to understand and appreciate this heritage. #ProtectEire

2/ Educational value: Ancient stones provide a valuable educational resource. They offer insights into ancient civilizations, their beliefs, and their way of life. By preserving them, we can continue to learn from them and gain a deeper understanding of our past. #ProtectEire

3/ Environmental impact: The preservation of ancient stones can also have an environmental impact. Many of these stones are located in natural landscapes, and preserving them can help protect the natural environment and promote sustainable tourism. #ProtectEire

4/ Economic benefits: Preserving ancient stones can have economic benefits. Many people are interested in visiting ancient sites, this can bring revenue to local communities through tourism. Environmentally sustainable tourism can be used to support local economies. #ProtectEire

Responsibility: As a global community, we have a responsibility to preserve heritage for future generations. By working together to preserve the ancient stones of Ireland, we can fulfill this task and ensure that these treasures are protected for many years to come. #ProtectEire

1/ Historical context: Myths associated with these stones provide important historical context and insight into the cultures that built them. Understanding the mythology of these stones can help us better appreciate their significance and value, and encourage us to protect them.

2/ Spiritual significance: Many of these stones are believed to have spiritual significance, and are often associated with the mythology of Ireland's ancient people. Protecting them is seen as a way of respecting these beliefs, and preserving Ireland's spiritual heritage.

3/ Cultural identity: The mythology associated with these stones is an important part of Ireland's cultural identity. By protecting these stones and the mythology associated with them, we can help preserve and celebrate Ireland's cultural heritage, making it accessible for all.

4/ Educational value: Mythology associated with these stones has significant value in terms of its ability to educate people about important aspects of ancient and modern Irish life, protecting them helps to promote education and connect people with natural and cultural heritage.

Coming soon.... #neolithicireland Martin McKenna (Nightskyhunter) Neolithic Ireland 💚 Save Knock Iveagh

Show solidarity, come to Belfast writer’s square today 12pm

#Samhain marks the division between the lighter half & the darker half of the year 🌓 Named #Calan by the Brittonic Celtic people, #Gaeaf in Wales, #KalanGwav in Cornwall & #KalanGoañv in Brittany #ProtectNeolithicIreland

This is everything Al in one place And living Hawthorne flowers bathing While two hands spin an ember Breath and fire combine in one Under a Mayflower moon What weight lifted you to rise And arose in you so heavy When the dance of dune bugs Were all changed forever