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St Gobnait, my favourite Irish saint, is patron of bees and its her feast day today. If you wanted to celebrate but can't make it to Ballyvourney then you could donate to #PeopleforBees idonate.ie/people4bees
This design by Harry Clarke for the his stain window of her would also make a great tattoo (next time 😉)
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Lá 'le Ghobnait
11 February is the feast day of St. Gobnait.
St. Gobnait is a relatively little-known Irish saint who is associated with healing and beekeeping and is considered the protector of Baile Bhúirne. One tradition holds that she is one of three sister saints, the others most usually named as Latiaran of Cullen and Crobhdhearg of Cathair Crobh Dearg (i.e., The City, which rests at the base of the Paps). The feast days of these three sister saints seem to suggest a vestige of seasonal mythology.
For more information about St. Gobnait, visit the Diocese of Kerry website. Also, a great article about the saint along with a virtual tour of her monastic site can be found here.
For more information about the three sister saints, see my earlier post on Lasair.
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Image on right: Statue of St. Gobnait at Ballyvourney by John Staats.
Image on left: St. Gobnait by mlynn72.
