Making a Saint Brigid's Cross for Imbolc (Gaeilge/Irish)

Lá Fhéile Bríde / Imbolg shona daoibh!
Happy St. Brigid's Day / Imbolc!
Ná déan dearmad: nílim líofa agus tá na físeáin seo slí chun feabhas a chur ar mo chuid Gaeilge - bígí cineálta le bhur dtoil!
Don't forget: I'm not fluent and these videos are a way for me to improve my Irish - please be nice!

[@dagz6831]

Greetings from an Irish-Finnish-American in the N.W. of Oregon, USA. We have those reeds in all of our cow and horse pastures here. What a great way to celebrate part of my heritage! Also, you have inspired me to learn my mother's historical language! I will be looking forward to more from your channel. Thank you.

[@AnChistinCiuin]

Wow, I had no idea that rushes grew in the U.S.A. too. Isn't it nice to think about how similar the world can be in spite of its size? I hope these videos can encourage you in your learning journey 😊 Thank you so much for such a wonderful comment, it really means a lot to me!

[@carlagarrett8584]

Good work on your learning Gaelic- loved thevideo

[@AnChistinCiuin]

Thank you so much 🥰 I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@kindreon]

Does @0:10 mean winter's only considered 2 months long in Ireland? Love the nostalgic vibes. It feels like I'm watching a television show from the 90s.

[@AnChistinCiuin]

Thank you for such a lovely comment 🥰 I wish! The Celtic calendar roughly groups November/December/January as winter; February/March/April as Spring; May/June/July as Summer and August/September/October as Autumn.

[@kindreon]

@@AnChistinCiuin Wow it's shifted. Thanks for the followup and looking forward to the next video.