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Lebor na hUidre / The Book of the Dun Cow - courtesy Royal Irish Academy (this is the oldest manuscript containing the Táín Bó Cuailnge)
Irish Mythology Texts Featuring the Morrigan beginner cath maige tuired lore resources táin bó cúailnge Jun 26, 2025
Thoughtful mid-life woman with salt-and-pepper bob wearing a white blouse, finger resting on her chin, looking upward against a dark grey background with The Mórrígan Academy logo and raven icon to her left.
Starting Mórrígan Devotion After 40: Why It’s Never Too Late beginner devotions faq ritual Jun 18, 2025
Trust Builds the Warrior questions the intensive May 27, 2025
A woman with long dark hair sits on a sunlit picnic blanket in lush grass, holding a mug of tea while reading an open book; the overlayed logo reads ‘The Mórrígan Academy’ with a small crow illustration.
Beginner, Scholar, or Sceptic? 5 Ways to Start in Right Relationship Today beginner resources the intensive May 13, 2025
Mórrígan Intensive - the Comprehensive FAQ faq q&a questions the intensive May 11, 2025
Wooden printing blocks scattered across a surface, with the word “POETRY” prominently arranged in the centre—used for the blog post “Rosc Poetry and the Mórrígan: Ireland’s Oldest Spellcraft” from the Mórrígan Academy.
Rosc Poetry: Ireland’s Oldest Spellcraft cath maige tuired practice ritual May 06, 2025
Hands holding a small lit candle in a glass holder, symbolising truth and ritual, with “The Mórrígan Academy” logo overlaid – used for the blog post “What Is Prophecy in Irish Lore? Rosc, Truth, and the Mórrígan.”
What Is Prophecy in Irish Lore? (And What It’s Not) cath maige tuired practice resources ritual May 02, 2025
A woman in a long red dress stands in a dark doorway, silhouetted against daylight as she looks out into a forest. Her hands rest on the open wooden doors. The image is shadowy and atmospheric, evoking mystery and power. To the right, the text reads "The Mórrígan Academy" with a crow illustration above the name. The image symbolises threshold moments, personal power, and facing the unknown in spiritual practice by saying no to the Morrigan.
Saying No to the Mórrígan faq misconceptions understanding the morrigan Apr 22, 2025
Stone-framed entrance to the Cave of the Cats (Oweynagat), partially hidden beneath overhanging hawthorn trees and grassy banks at Rathcroghan, County Roscommon. This sacred site is associated with the Mórrígan and features prominently in Irish mythology. Image for the Morrigan Academy Blog.
The Cave of the Cats - Oweynagat - Cruachan cave sacred sites Apr 08, 2025
The Morrigan – Resources by Lora O'Brien – Mórrígan Academy Blog: A cloaked figure walks along a winding dirt path through a dark, misty forest at night, holding a burning torch that casts an eerie glow. The surrounding landscape is lush with tall grass and wildflowers, illuminated by soft moonlight. The atmosphere is mystical and otherworldly, evoking a sense of ancient wisdom and magic. The text 'The Mórrígan Academy' appears in the upper left corner, styled in red and green, with a subtle raven silhouette perched above the word 'Mórrígan'.
The Morrigan - Resources by Lora O'Brien resources understanding the morrigan Mar 11, 2025
A black and white photograph illustrating the themes of the blog post The Mórrígan: One Goddess or Many Faces? for the Morrígan Academy. The image features an eerie installation of numerous weathered wooden masks, each distinct in shape and expression, suspended on thin rods. Dramatic lighting casts sharp shadows on the geometric-patterned floor, creating a haunting atmosphere. The masks, reminiscent of ancestral or ritualistic figures, evoke themes of identity, multiplicity, and the shifting nature of the divine—paralleling discussions of the Mórrígan’s various forms and manifestations in Irish mythology.
The Mórrígan: One Goddess or Many Faces? questions sisters understanding the morrigan Feb 20, 2025
The image features a lit candle in a dimly lit setting, evoking a ritualistic and mystical atmosphere. The candle bears the text "The Mórrígan Academy" in a stylized font, with "Mórrígan" highlighted in red. Surrounding the candle are carved wooden objects with intricate Celtic or ogham-like patterns, as well as smooth stones, reinforcing an ancient and spiritual theme. The scene suggests a connection to Irish pagan traditions, likely promoting teachings or guidance from the Mórrígan through the Mórrígan Academy.
Guidance from the Mórrígan devotions practice resources ritual Feb 12, 2025

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