Connecting People & Nature

Brigit‘s Garden is regarded as one of the most unique Celtic Gardens in Ireland, taking you on a magical journey into the heart of Celtic heritage and mythology, making it one of the truly outstanding family-friendly places to visit in the West of Ireland.  Set within 11 acres of native woodland & wildflower meadows, visitors can enjoy the sun trail, an ancient ring fort (fairy fort), kids’ nature trail, thatched roundhouse and crannóg, and the calendar sundial, the largest in Ireland.

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Two women sit outdoors; one interviews the other amid green foliage and flowers, celebrating the garden's gentle spirit.

Interview in the Garden

Terri Conroy from Danu’s Irish Herb Garden, explores the educational and spiritual essence of Brigit’s Garden. During an interview with Jenny, the discussion highlights the garden’s focus on Celtic festivals,…
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Tall stone pillars form a Lughnasa circle in a grassy area, wildflowers in the foreground and trees in the background.

The Story of Lughnasa

The blackberries are ripening in the hedgerows and the barley glows golden in the fields: it is Lughnasa, the word for the month of August as Gaeilge, the season of…
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Delicate clusters of small yellow-green flowers blooming among broad, green leaves of ladys mantle in bright sunlight.

The Alchemy of Lady’s Mantle

As summer continues her glorious ascent at the summer solstice, the showy flowers of hawthorn and elder in the hedgerows fade and begin to form their fruits for Lughnasa. We…
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Blue globe graphic with Irish Aid, WorldWise Global Schools logos, and Department of Foreign Affairs text, inspired by the gardens of Ireland.
Logo with Irish and English text Ár dTodhchaí Tuaithe Our Rural Future, featuring abstract figures, a house, sun, and gardens of Ireland.
European Union flag above text: The European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development: Europe investing in the gardens of Ireland and rural areas.
Logo with two overlapping blue triangles, one tree-shaped, evokes the lush gardens of Ireland above Forum Connemara CLG text.
Logo with a harp symbol and text: Government of Ireland, Project Ireland 2040, highlighting the gardens of Ireland in Irish and English.
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