Do you believe in the law of attraction? Now, those who do believe would tell you: “Believe or not, it is there, like any other natural law (gravity e.g.) and you are attracting things in your life anyway, whether you’re aware of it or not. Ones you become aware of it, you will start choosing…
Here are ten random facts about Ogham which you may not know. Another name for Ogham alphabet is Celtic tree alphabet as each letter is assigned a tree or plant name. The Original Ogham alphabet has 20 letters and 20 trees associated with it. Over 400 examples of Ogham stones and fragments of various shapes…
This stone pair is located on someone’s private property, behind electric gates so we had to ask for permission to enter the property to get access to these stones. There are two standing stones, but only the stone on the left is an Ogham stone, while the second Ogham stone is laying on its flat…
This Ogham stone is quite hard to reach due to the dense forest and stream, so after many attempts to reach it, and after an hour and more of walking around through the fields, we can clearly advice all potential visitors to park your vehicle at the Reisk cross road and walk down the small…
After visiting this site you kind of pause and ask yourself why did the early Christens use Ogham stones in the building of this church? Was it because it was the easiest thing to do or was it because they wanted to wipe out old Pagan history in the area? The site itself is basically…
In today’s world where most if not all of us use our mobiles to tell the time, date and weather, it’s so hard to believe that thousands of years ago in Ireland people used stones and trees to tell and celebrate the time of summer solstice. The summer solstice is and has always been a…
People say you need to enter this area with caution but with all the friendly deer hopping around, makes it hard to feel you are actually inside a military base. The Knickeen Ogham Stone is located in the Glen of Imaal (sounds Arabian), which is an absolutely beautiful part of the country, with rolling hills,…
It’s most definitely a non assuming Ogham stone, as it looks like a stone seat on the side of a small cute Irish road in Co.Wicklow. The locals call it the Giants Stone as the old Irish story says. Local legend claims that the Ogham stone was once picked up by the Castletimon Giant and…
Eventhough this Ogham stone is the biggest in Ireland it most differently is not the most prolific in writting. The stone measures 2.31 metres by 1.75 and is 0.23 thick. It is a slab of slate that either fell or was maneuvered into its flat position during the 1800s. The Ogham writing is not as…
If truth were told, if we did not go into a farmer’s yard while he was milking his cows and ask where the “Drumlohan Ogham Stones” were we would not have encountered the fine stones and enlightening afternoon in west Waterford. We tried to locate them on Google maps and helpful as it was it…