Saint Brigid is the patron saint of Ireland, dairymaids, cattle, midwives, Irish nuns and newborn babies, according to Catholic Online. St. Brigid is a unique character in Irish history.

And they let me join in. This is St Brigid’s Day. Ask most people what they associate with Ireland, and St Patrick’s Day is probably top of the list. But I’ve lived in Ireland for 17 years ...

CARLOW Historical and Archaeological Society is hosting a lecture about St Brigid and her fascinating life this week on Wednesday 16 April in the Seven Oaks Hotel, Carlow. The lecture will be ...

Ireland elevates St. Brigid alongside St. Patrick, reclaiming its forgotten female saint and marking a dramatic shift from Catholic conservatism to progressive nation ...

Skool of Rock’, a short movie starring members of the Longford Westmeath branch of Down Syndrome Ireland, received a special ...

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Patrick J Passmore lives on the north coast of Ireland. He has worked with St Brigid Media on a range of projects as a consultant and writer. Your monthly donation will help our team continue ...

March 18 will be a once-off bank holiday for a "Day of Remembrance and Recognition" in Ireland this year, while from 2023, the first Monday in February will be a new permanent bank holiday marking ...

Eight times he saw his Kerry captain climb the Hogan Stand steps to be presented with the Sam Maguire. It would have been ...

St. Brigid's cross symbolises the beginning of Spring. In Ireland the official beginning of Spring is February 1st. These crosses are hung by doors to protect houses from Fire and Evil.

"It goes from the ecclesiastical capital of Ireland, which is Armagh ... but the director insists the remains are at rest alongside St Brigid and and St Colmcille (aka Columba).

Photo: Aidan Dullaghan/Newspics Ilona Saroka and Valentins Saroks at the St. Brigid's School Debs Ball ... had an Oscars themed night thanks to Debs Ireland and everyone had dressed up for one ...