The Charm and the Cure
Regina de BúrcaThe Charm and the Cure is a quiet space to think, feel, and recover what’s been dimmed by noise and urgency. Here I write about folklore, creativity, and the Tarot — not to fix or optimise, but to restore depth, meaning, and a sense of enchantment.
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Boglands and Creative Recovery: Preservation and the Return of Life
In Irish folk belief, boglands were often associated with spirits, fairy paths and dangerous forms of disorientation.
In Irish folk belief, boglands were often associated with spirits, fairy paths and dangerous forms of disorientation. One...
Sheela na Gig, Creative Recovery and the Sacred Contradiction
Image: A 12th-century Sheela na gig that was “removed” from the ruins of Chloran Castle in Co. Westmeath, now on display in the British Museum. Bring Sheela home!
Image: A 12th-century limestone Sheela na gig that was “removed” from the ru...
Mugwort and the Recovery of Imagination
Mugwort grows at roadsides, on waste ground, on embankments, at the edges of fields and paths.
Mugwort grows at roadsides, on waste ground, on embankments, at the edges of fields and paths. A plant of thresholds and crossings, it appears w...
The Protective Imagination: Witch Bottles and Creative Renewal
Image Source: the Bellarmine Museum, Swaffham, England
Source: the Bellarmine Museum, Swaffham, England
Priests' Curses, creative gatekeepers and the fear of corrupt authority ruining our chances
There are few things that confuse non-Irish people more than the phenomenon of the priest’s curse; not even the fact that many Irish people will still quietly refuse to interfere with a lone whitethorn tree in the middle of a field “just in...
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I am a writer, editor, Tarot reader and accredited creative coach. In 2021, I produced the first Irish language version of the Rider Waite Tarot deck to remind readers of the Irish language’s magic.
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