Brigid’s Way Imbolc Pilgrimage Dublin

Brigid’s Way Imbolc Pilgrimage Dublin

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Meeting point: The Sanctuary, Monday 3rd February

Join us as we celebrate the arrival of Spring, Imbolc, and gather on our national holiday in honour of our matron Saint, Naomh Brid. Walking through green spaces from our capital city, through green spaces of the Phoenix Park and waterways alongside the Grand Canal our journey brings us into Clondalkin Village. Either depart from the Labyrinth at The Sanctuary in our City Centre or join us at one of our meet up points along the way. Guided by Dr. Karen Ward, Moon Mná, we will enjoy stories, folklore and rituals to celebrate Brigid, Goddess and Saint. Together we will walk the ancient Pilgrim Path, Sli Bhride, to Tobar Bhride, St. Brigid’s Well Clondalkin.

Monday 3rd Feb Brigid’s Way Imbolc Pilgrimage Dublin – Free of charge

9.00am Meet for Brigid’s Way Imbolc Pilgrimage at The Sanctuary Holistic Centre (welcome and refreshments)

Date:
Monday 3rd February
Time:
9.00am
Price:
Free, no booking required
Address:
The Sanctuary, Stanhope Street, Dublin 7, Ireland
Google Map of The Sanctuary, Stanhope Street, Dublin 7, Ireland

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