As St. Patrick’s Day approaches, the world turns its eyes to Ireland, but beneath the parades and celebrations lies a much deeper history. Before Patrick arrived, Ireland was a land rich in Celtic traditions, where druids, poets, and storytellers wove wisdom into the very fabric of life. And beyond St. Patrick’s Day, there’s Sheelah’s Day (March 18th), a nearly forgotten celebration honouring the divine feminine, fertility, and renewal. Join us as we explore the ancient roots of these traditions, uncovering the spirit of our Celtic ancestors that still whispers through time.