Sacred Trees in Irish Folklore and Mythology

[@pjulian777]

Thanks for posting, this was very interesting and informative. I especially liked the musical lilt of the voices of the old people, that music has gone out of us completely.

[@mollydooker9636]

We still do this today, on a Sunday after mass many folk go to a sacred well or tree and make an offering. Christianity is fairly skin deep in Ireland.

[@aray4031]

Very good work. You might consider highlighting key words (particularly old Irish words) on the screen with text so the listener can see them and read them. It would help with absorption

[@VijaySuryaAditya]

Fascinating stuff. The Tree is an ancient symbol of The Goddess.

[@bonp3502]

Really interesting. I love trees and I love hearing the lore of older people. I love 'he didn't hang himself in this tree.'

[@jumpwhistlefart]

Thanks for the video

[@bunyip5841]

Pattern Days were a feature of my childhood. You walked around a Holy Well and stand of trees reciting prayers.

[@mjm_artistry]

Imagine if our traditions weren't erased by monotheism.

[@pauldillon6579]

...remember the root witch? Brilliant piece.

[@mickodillon1480]

Do like me a creepy tree. Or a load of creepy trees. Good work Jonny.

[@andrewbrown6522]

I dont mean to offend you but maybe try turning voice up and background off. I cant really follow most of what you are saying on phone speakers.

[@folkloreandtraditionsofire4170]

None taken. You're right, the audio quality is pretty poor here, forgive me please!

[@andrewbrown6522]

@@folkloreandtraditionsofire4170 Its at least half my fault for watching on a crappy phone Lol