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Summer Solstice Greetings!
Or Samhradh in Irish Paganism
said like "Sow-ra"
Date NH: June 20-21 | SH: Dec 21-22
Image sources:
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Irish Paganism for Beginners - Irish Pagan School
Or their podcast:
Much more under the cut
stardew oc art for my friend!
Samhradh, Fey God of Growth and New Life
Name pronounced (Sav-rah), character uses she/her or he/him only please :]
30/07/23
TΓ‘im Γ‘ scrΓobh seo, sa lΓ‘ tar Γ©is an lΓ‘ atΓ‘ sa theideal, ach fΓ³s. Ar aon nΓ³s, anois nΓ maith liom ach a bheith ag caint faoi mo mhothΓΊchΓ‘in anois. NΓlim rΓ³-dhona, ach ceapaim gur cheart dom nΓos mΓ³ a dhΓ©anamh sula dtosΓ³idh scoil arΓs, mar anois creidim nach ndearna mΓ© tada le mo laethanta saoire agus, mar a gceapfΓ‘, is droch-rud Γ© sin. Ach eh, b'fhΓ©idir go mbeinn in ann an fΓseΓ‘n sin a chrΓochnΓΊ, nΓ³ feabhas beag a chur ar mo chuid gaeilge nΓos dΓ©anaΓ... MothΓΊchΓ‘n anois: MothΓ‘im gur chuir mΓ© mo samhradh amΓΊ. (β₯οΉβ₯) (an bhfuil focal nΓos fearr ann Γ© sin a rΓ‘?)
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ππππππ ππππππ ππ πππππ ππππππ π ππππππ, πΎπ ππππ πππππππ πππ ππππππ ππ.
πΎπ πππππππ ππ ππ ππππ πππ πππππ ππππ π, πΎπ ππππ πππππππ πππ ππππππ ππ.
π₯πΌπ§πΌπ₯
Bealtaine, May Day, was once considered the first day of summer.
On the eve of May we feasted, scorched bones and bread, prayed for protection, danced, and sang.
The next day, still full and light headed, we went to a friend's home to cover ourselves in flowers, dance with ribbons, and make some butter.
The early flowers that I'm used to bloom late in Maine. Still, everything is waking up.
BeannachtaΓ na Bealtaine oraibh.
πΈ Demetri for 2, 4, 9 πΌ who did 3?
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[Image descriptions:
(1) Demetri smiling at the camera wearing a flower crown in front of the maypole. (2) Me, smiling at the camera wearing flower crowns in front of the maypole. (3) Maggie, myself, Demetri, and Noel are putting ribbons up on the maypole in the lawn. (4) A group of people standing in a circle holding colorful ribbons that connect to the pole off camera. We ate wearing flower crowns. (5) Photo from below of new, colorful ribbons woven along the maypole with a flower crown at the top of it. Behind it is blue sky and treetops. (6) A simple porch and screen door with a porch light and mailbox. Yellow flowers and grass hang in a bundle from the porch light, and yellow flowers are strewn in front of the doorstep. (7) Medium sized statue of Diana wearing a flower crown and a red ribbon. There is a drum, an archery bow, lightswitch, thermostat, picture frame, and a horn on the wall behind her. (8) An indoor selfie with my flower crown. (9) Video of Maggie and me dancing on pieces of plywood in a lawn. Our foot rhythms are accompanying a song in Irish that we are singing together. I am wearing a flower crown. Behind us is a maypole, a bonfire, and a green house on the other side of a fence. End descriptions.]
GRIAN-STAD AN T-SAMHRAIDH
'S e Grian-Stad an t-Samhraidh a th' ann an-diugh.
[It is Summer Solstice today.]
π§ Faidhle-Fuaime le Learn Gaelic: http://bit.ly/2WX7uFj
Irish Pagan Holidays Masterpost
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:
π₯π―π₯ Imbolc
Dates NH: Jan 31-Feb 1 | SH: July 31-Aug 1
π± Spring Equinox / Earrach
Potential Date NH: March 19-21 | SH: Sept 19-21
π₯ππ₯ Bealtaine
Dates NH: April 30-May 1 | SH: Oct 31-Nov 1
βοΈ Summer Solstice / Samhradh
Date NH: June 20-21 | SH: Dec 21-22
π₯π π₯ LΓΊnasa
Dates NH: July 31-Aug 1 | SH: Jan 31-Feb 1
πΎ Fall Equinox / FΓ³mhar
Potential Date NH: Sept 21-24 | SH: March 21-24
π₯ππ₯ Samhain
Dates NH: Oct 31-Nov 1 | SH: April 30-May 1
βοΈ 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.
βοΈ Please participate with respect and right relationship
SlΓ‘n go fΓ³ill! /Slawn gun foh-ill/