Project Peat Ladies
Sylvie ZacrepExploring Gaelic language, lore, literature, and women's history to cultivate connection and meaning in the modern world.
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4 Resources I’m Using To Improve My Irish at Home (Recommendations From an Irish Learner and Scottish Gaelic Speaker)
Last summer, my friend said to me, ‘I feel like you’re speaking Irish in Scottish Gaelic.’
This was a fair, if not hilarious, assessment. I know a bit of Connacht Irish from my Irish Language immersion programs at the University of Galway...
How an Ancient ‘Lost Land Bridge’ Is Helping Me Find Peace With My Status as an Irish Diaspora-Descendant
A few weeks ago, I came across an article about the Lost Land Bridge Project, led by Dr George Nash, that suggests that the earliest humans present in Ireland might have walked across a land bridge from modern-day Pembrokeshire, Wales, to t...
Sìleas na Ceapaich: the Jacobite war-poet I’m hoping Outlander’s Blood of My Blood introduces
Some years ago, sitting in a wee room I had rented in Scotland’s Lowlands, I came across a YouTube recording of Rachel Walker singing Sìleas na Ceapaich’s (SHEE-lus nuh KYEH-pich) great poem ‘Alasdair à Gleanna Garadh’. It was a rainy sprin...
5 Reasons Folk Tales Deserve a Place on Your TBR (Why We Still Need Traditional Stories)
Stepping out of the cottage door, like a fever dream (and I indeed had a fever that day), I took in the peaceful, otherworldly scene before me: Loch Oiriúlach, the museum down the hill on the other side of the heather-lined path, the locali...
Becoming the Lore You Study
I sat down to write an article about folklore, fairy tales, the heroine’s journey, and the bone-deep belief I have in the importance of mythology and folk tales continuing to be transmitted in this modern world. Only, the cosmic joke is on...
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