Zoe Foltchaoin
@foltchaoin.bsky.social
Irish-focused Celtic polytheist (🇮🇪🇺🇸) with a passion for animals
Devotee of Flidais
On Yuchi land
https://linktr.ee/foltchaoin
Devotee of Flidais
On Yuchi land
https://linktr.ee/foltchaoin
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Annagh Stone Row • Mayo
Though typically thought of as a place of Christian pilgrimage, the hinterland of Croagh Patrick has long been a sacred place.
This can be inferred from the number of prehistoric monuments in the immediate hinterland of the mountain. Like this stone alignment at Annagh.
Though typically thought of as a place of Christian pilgrimage, the hinterland of Croagh Patrick has long been a sacred place.
This can be inferred from the number of prehistoric monuments in the immediate hinterland of the mountain. Like this stone alignment at Annagh.
November 23, 2025 at 6:15 PM
Annagh Stone Row • Mayo
Though typically thought of as a place of Christian pilgrimage, the hinterland of Croagh Patrick has long been a sacred place.
This can be inferred from the number of prehistoric monuments in the immediate hinterland of the mountain. Like this stone alignment at Annagh.
Though typically thought of as a place of Christian pilgrimage, the hinterland of Croagh Patrick has long been a sacred place.
This can be inferred from the number of prehistoric monuments in the immediate hinterland of the mountain. Like this stone alignment at Annagh.
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November 21, 2025 at 5:54 PM
So so many ideas swimming around in my head for videos/blog topics.... ogham guide/intro, what makes celtic paganism unique, etc... it's exciting but also overwhelming 😵💫
November 17, 2025 at 5:26 PM
So so many ideas swimming around in my head for videos/blog topics.... ogham guide/intro, what makes celtic paganism unique, etc... it's exciting but also overwhelming 😵💫
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You vs the guy she tells you not to worry about
(RIA 23 M 25, Eoghan Ó Caoimh, 1684; NLI G 113, Uilliam Mac Cartáin, 1703)
(RIA 23 M 25, Eoghan Ó Caoimh, 1684; NLI G 113, Uilliam Mac Cartáin, 1703)
November 17, 2025 at 2:38 PM
You vs the guy she tells you not to worry about
(RIA 23 M 25, Eoghan Ó Caoimh, 1684; NLI G 113, Uilliam Mac Cartáin, 1703)
(RIA 23 M 25, Eoghan Ó Caoimh, 1684; NLI G 113, Uilliam Mac Cartáin, 1703)
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Poulnabrone • The Burren
Situated in the heart of the Burren, Poulnabrone is one of Ireland's earliest dated megalithic tombs.
During excavations, the co-mingled remains of at least 36 individuals were recovered from the tomb chamber, largely dating from c.3800–3200 BC.
#Ireland #SpéirGhorm
Situated in the heart of the Burren, Poulnabrone is one of Ireland's earliest dated megalithic tombs.
During excavations, the co-mingled remains of at least 36 individuals were recovered from the tomb chamber, largely dating from c.3800–3200 BC.
#Ireland #SpéirGhorm
November 16, 2025 at 7:16 PM
Poulnabrone • The Burren
Situated in the heart of the Burren, Poulnabrone is one of Ireland's earliest dated megalithic tombs.
During excavations, the co-mingled remains of at least 36 individuals were recovered from the tomb chamber, largely dating from c.3800–3200 BC.
#Ireland #SpéirGhorm
Situated in the heart of the Burren, Poulnabrone is one of Ireland's earliest dated megalithic tombs.
During excavations, the co-mingled remains of at least 36 individuals were recovered from the tomb chamber, largely dating from c.3800–3200 BC.
#Ireland #SpéirGhorm
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Did an Irish 'nation' ever exist? Who were the Scotti? The Féni? The Gaels? Dr Patrick Wadden, DCU & Belmont Abbey College, provides a masterclass on the written sources and how Irish authors conceptualised Irishness in the early Middle Ages. @maynoothuniversity.ie open.spotify.com/episode/40rP...
Irish national identity in the early Middle Ages with Dr Patrick Wadden
open.spotify.com
November 14, 2025 at 9:58 AM
Did an Irish 'nation' ever exist? Who were the Scotti? The Féni? The Gaels? Dr Patrick Wadden, DCU & Belmont Abbey College, provides a masterclass on the written sources and how Irish authors conceptualised Irishness in the early Middle Ages. @maynoothuniversity.ie open.spotify.com/episode/40rP...