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It's estimated by scholars that St Brigid died around 1500 years ago and so this year celebrations will be in full swing nationwide and indeed in Co. Louth the birthplace of the saint.
From festivals to live theatre performances, illuminated visual displays, exhibitions, craft workshops and dedicated school projects, the wee county will be home to a series of unique events to mark the 1,500th anniversary of ‘St. Brigid’s’ passing.
On Friday’s Morning Focus, Alan was joined by Co-founder of Candlelit Tales, Aron Hegarty along with fiddle player and storyteller Aindrias De Staic. Aron looked ahead to Candlelit Tales’ immersive storytelling experience which is set to take place at the Pavillion in Lisdoonvarna Tuesday 25th of April at 7:30pm. He spoke about how candlelit tales […]