#fomhar

Dia duit! /Jee-ah ghwitch (throaghty gh)/

Or if you don't want to go to youtube, you can check out the intoductory episode of their podcast:

Irish Paganism is a living tradition and should be respected as such.

Especially given its history of and current colonization. Do not contribute to that history by appropriating their traditions.

Although the Wiccan wheel of the year is heavily appropriated from Irish, Scottish, and Welsh Paganism, Irish Paganism is a unique practice and should not be treated as interchangeable with other Pagan practices.

For more about this and how to appreciate and celebrate Irish culture without appropriation, please visit the Irish Pagan School. The folks over there are where I got most of the information I share.

I'm a beginner in this and do not claim any expertise or authority. I mostly made these posts for me to have visuals and reminders for each of the festivals. Please read the articles linked in each for actual information!

I will update links as I post throughout 2026:

🔥🕯🔥 Imbolc

Dates NH: Jan 31-Feb 1 | SH: July 31-Aug 1

🌱 Spring Equinox / Earrach

Potential Date NH: March 19-21 | SH: Sept 19-21

🔥💐🔥 Bealtaine

Dates NH: April 30-May 1 | SH: Oct 31-Nov 1

☀️ Summer Solstice / Samhradh

Date NH: June 20-21 | SH: Dec 21-22

🔥🍅🔥 Lúnasa

Dates NH: July 31-Aug 1 | SH: Jan 31-Feb 1

🌾 Fall Equinox / Fómhar

Potential Date NH: Sept 21-24 | SH: March 21-24

🔥💀🔥 Samhain

Dates NH: Oct 31-Nov 1 | SH: April 30-May 1

❄️ Winter Solstice / Geimhreadh

Potential Date NH: Dec 21-22 | SH: June 20-21

The above image is from Gaol Noafa and Caorann:

Any gratitude, especially in monetary form, should be sent to the people at Irish Pagan School. Same with questions.

☘️ Please participate with respect and right relationship

Slán go fóill! /Slawn gun foh-ill/

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