164: St. Brigid and the Coming of Spring by Michael Fortune
Artist and folklorist Michael Fortune is welcomed back to Trasna na Tíre for an hour long talk where he introduces you to the traditions and customs around St. Brigid's Day in Ireland and the arrival of Spring. Anyone who follows Michael’s excellent Facebook page, folklore.ie, will understand that his passion for preserving and recording Irish customs, stories, local and National folklore is second to none. Learn more about Saint Brigid and how we mark this important calendar date around the country. Check out Michaels work at: www.folklore.ie
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Lecture 23: May (Bealtaine) Folklore by Michael Fortune
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Memories, Folklore, Customs and Sayings from Gerry O’Keefe, Branch, Newfoundland
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Dark Tales | Irish Folklore | The Tombs and The Fairy King
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168: THE IRISH IN EARLY VIRGINIA 1600-1860 Kevin Donleavy
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Inside the Shed Where Tiny Dolls House Furniture Is Crafted | How Was It Made?
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This 1966 Millstone Technique Will Blow Your Mind—One Wrong Hit = Weeks of Work DESTROYED
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180: The Strange and Fascinating Story of the 1922 Election by Jim O'Leary
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🚨GOG & MAGOG Is Happening NOW - Everything Is About To Change
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The Lost World Of Prehistoric Scotland: Inside Kilmartin Glen's Tombs
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Folklore and Customs from Kildare and Wexford - Michael Moore and Peter Foley
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Larry Egan's Whitethorn Sceach recalled by John Flynn, Campile, Co. Wexford
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From Oak Log to Mill Shaft — Traditional Water Wheel Craftsmanship
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171: Anzacs and Ireland: Exploring the relationship between Ireland and Australia during World War I
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169: Longford’s Republican Story 1900- 2000 by Seán Ó Súilleabháin
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He Risked Everything To Warn You: No One Is Ready For What's Coming, And The AI Companies Know It!
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181: The Soldiers of ‘22 - An Analysis by Colum Ó Ruairc & Shane Waters
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This Is How Every Church Bell Was Once Made!
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Watch his reaction when he’s told he’s a GOOD BOY for the first time 🥹
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FULL TALK | Norman Finkelstein at UMass: Gaza, Truth & the Battle for Free Speech
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