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Those born under the Celtic Tree sign of the Holly (7/8-8/4) are royalty. But behind their regal exteriors are caring, generous souls.

The words meant: If I have harmed anyone in obtaining these herbs, may my enemies injure me beyond all remedy. Siobhan hesitated.

In Celtic folklore and even in modern medicine, sage, rosemary, and thyme are good for much more than seasoning a chicken.

Summer Solstice is a time of growth, vitality, magic, and a good time to reflect on our relationship with nature.

Giant predatory beavers. Frogs that devour fishers. A coach bringing death with it. Let's add them to the enchanted forest's residents.

Those born under the sign of the Oak & Wren (6/10-7/7) are stalwart friends, passionate & empathetic. They also can soar to great heights.

Irish vampires, grass-cutting Femodyrees,lucky pig faeries, and more! Find out about lesser known Celtic folklore characters.

The call of the cuckoo is a good omen on the morn of an Irish wedding, but the bride best wear old shoes & keep both feet on the ground!

Those born under the influence of the Celtic Tree sign, the Hawthorn, may seem ordinary but passion, creativity, & magic sizzle within.

Water is said to have power on Beltane. It can give health & good luck but, in the wrong hands, it can be used to bring harm.

With all the faeries afoot on Beltane, you should stay inside. If you must go out, tuck a yellow flower in your pocket for protection.

Queen Eithne died saving Cu Tailte from the Dragon King. Will Cu Tailte soon have a new Faerie Queen or will her enemies kill her first?

Those born under the Celtic Tree Sign of the Willow (Apr. 15-May 12th) are reliable & stable. But they can be mystical & secretive too!

An old lady outlined by a blue glow. The ghost of an ape that howls in storms. A murdered woman rising from a lake. Welcome to Wales!

Take a break from the world and its worries. Sit back and enjoy some Irish spirits...er, I mean Irish ghosts.

Those born under the Alder Celtic Tree Sign (March 18th--April 14th) are passionate, inspirational leaders. And as cunning as a fox.

For the Celts, the Spring Equinox was a time of rebirth and renewal. Most of all, it signaled the return of the light.

St. Paddy's Day isn't about drinking green beer, catching beads, & getting drunk. It's about Irish culture & identity.

From ghost trains to Green Ladies galore haunting castles, Scottish folklore is packed with spooky tales of those who refuse to stay dead.