Traces of the Goddess in Ireland

Just found another website where you can find quite a few traces -
so for those interested, there is the link. I have only been to the hills of Tara so far but sure I'll go and explore more of Ireland once the winter is over.
This website is interesting enough and I like when it is explained what a particular name means in Gaelic.
E.g. Tara - Temair - "place of great prospect".
It named so probably of the geographical location - from the hill you could have a great view. But I'd like to think it was also a place of great vision. What I like about those old Irish names is that they point to the reality that is long gone and that we can try to explore through some (archeological) research. But I would say using a bit of imagination can be even more rewarding.

The writer Pete McCarthy also wrote about what some Gaelic names of places in Ireland and that those names mean in English. I took the examples from his book McCarthys Bar.
e.g. Garvaghy - Garbhochadh - the rough field
Drimoleague - Drom Dha Liag - rigde of the two pillar stones
Sligo - Sligeach - the shelly place



If you would know any good links about the Goddess or have similar interests yourself, please leave me a comment,

Manifestations of Earth Goddess

Hi. Am at work and it is a bit busy here. Just want to add as a quick comment: inevitably that passage pictured below and any other passage related to Earth Goddess reminds me of the way my body is built. Or any other woman's body for that matter. Well, it is not a revelation here just a statement. But nevertheless.
I will try to write something more soon and to post another photo but this time a pic I took myself. A few years ago I managed to capture naked Earth Goddess myself ;) On a different continent but it was worth the travel. So that's that for now.

Sheela Na Gig - Pagan Spirit

The feminine side of the Earth.

Sheela Na Gig

as a reference, try:

Irish Passage Tombs