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Pisrógs
Aran Pisrogs Reidy & Luke Pisrogs Conroy
47 episodes
2 days ago
Irish Myth, Lore and Superstitions explored by two friends, Aran and Luke. We both love and are fascinated by the tales and superstitions from Ireland of yore. We hope to share that love and fascination with our fellow listeners. A bit of learning and a bit of laughing, sher nothin' bates it
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Irish Myth, Lore and Superstitions explored by two friends, Aran and Luke. We both love and are fascinated by the tales and superstitions from Ireland of yore. We hope to share that love and fascination with our fellow listeners. A bit of learning and a bit of laughing, sher nothin' bates it
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Forest People
Pisrógs
1 hour 44 minutes 43 seconds
2 years ago
Forest People

GAELS - Forest People.

THIS episode will follow Irish trees through time from:

The temperate rainforest which existed before humanity's arrival on the island, to the 1% of tree cover that remains in our wake.


FROM the celts who venerated trees, to the Normans who cut them down liberally and the continued negligence by the Free State all the way to the current practice of forestry in Ireland today.


INTERESTINGLY, language can be used to plot the changing relationship between humankind and forests here in Ireland.


FROM Ogham, a language based on the natural world around us, to the present day where the word 'forest' can prove harmful in its vaguity.


PLUS, learn a possible scientific reason why the hawthorn (or fairy tree) might be such a feared bush.

Pisrógs
Irish Myth, Lore and Superstitions explored by two friends, Aran and Luke. We both love and are fascinated by the tales and superstitions from Ireland of yore. We hope to share that love and fascination with our fellow listeners. A bit of learning and a bit of laughing, sher nothin' bates it