BIBLIOGRAPHY
Jane Brideson for research on Neolithic, Bronze & Celt.
The Christian Druids by John Minihane ISBN 0-9522582
Auraicept Na nÉces The Scholars' Primer
published by Four Courts 1995
Dictionary of the Irish Language
published by Royal Irish Academy 1988.
The Sacred Isle - Dáithí Ó HÓgáin,
Celtic Mythology - Proinsias Mac Cana,
Irish Prehistory - Cooney & Grogan,
Jane Brideson for research on Neolithic, Bronze & Celt.
The Christian Druids by John Minihane ISBN 0-
Auraicept Na nÉces The Scholars' Primer
published by Four Courts 1995
Dictionary of the Irish Language
published by Royal Irish Academy 1988.
The Sacred Isle -
Celtic Mythology -
Irish Prehistory -
The study of History is important, because by looking back at the roles which the old Druids took upon themselves, we can maintain a link with our predecessors and can adapt those roles for ourselves.
So we who are Druids in Ireland today have to create our own role in Society. One of the most prominent ways is to give service to the general public. We do this through awareness raising as Healers of the environment, the safe guarding of Ancient & Historical sites and by maintaining our valued traditions as teachers and advisors.
We have to be strong and healthy within ourselves and in our beliefs.
We have to be able to promote discussion through advocacy which in turn can influence government policy changes thus creating change in the social structures within Ireland.
© Mel Lloyd August 2008
So we who are Druids in Ireland today have to create our own role in Society. One of the most prominent ways is to give service to the general public. We do this through awareness raising as Healers of the environment, the safe guarding of Ancient & Historical sites and by maintaining our valued traditions as teachers and advisors.
We have to be strong and healthy within ourselves and in our beliefs.
We have to be able to promote discussion through advocacy which in turn can influence government policy changes thus creating change in the social structures within Ireland.
© Mel Lloyd August 2008
