Bullaun stones sit in Irish fields and ancient monasteries, untouched for centuries. These ancient Irish cursing stones carry rituals of harm and healing that locals still respect today.
Newgrange passage tomb in County Meath is 5,000 years old — and for just 17 minutes each December, it does something that still stops people cold.
Discover the seanchaà — Ireland’s ancient storytellers who held entire villages spellbound until dawn. A dying tradition that still echoes in Irish culture today.
The Cailleach Bhéara carved Ireland’s wild landscapes. This ancient Irish goddess still receives offerings at sacred sites in Kerry and Cork today.
Meet the Morrigan, Ireland’s ancient crow goddess whose presence is still felt across the landscape — and why the Irish still pause when a crow watches.
Ireland’s ancient round towers have puzzled historians for centuries. The entrance is always three metres off the ground — and the monks who built them did it on purpose.
Inishmurray Island Ireland holds cursing stones used for centuries to invoke justice. Discover the ancient ritual that made this remote Sligo island famous.
Meet the Irish púca — a shape-shifting trickster that became Shakespeare’s Puck, inspired Harvey, and still haunts Ireland’s wild places today.
The Leanan SÃdhe gives artists their greatest gift — and takes their lives. Discover the haunting Irish fairy legend behind the country’s tragic poets and musicians.
Biddy Early was Ireland’s most famous wise woman, a County Clare healer who used a mysterious fairy blue bottle to cure the sick, outfox the Church, and leave a legend that still haunts Kilbarron Lake.