St. Brigid’s Day at the Cliffs of Moher Experience
Saint Brigid was born Brigit and shares her name with a Celtic goddess. St Brigid’s Day has its origins in the ancient Celtic festival of Imbolc, the festival of new life and fertility. It was a time to look forward to brighter days, warmer weather, new growth on the land and the birth of farm animals.
St. Brigid’s Day Celebrations 2025:
Wednesday, 29th January – Wednesday, 5th February
‘How to Make Guide’ on St. Brigid’s Crosses and Brideóg dolls
St. Brigid’s Day, Saturday, 1st February
Meet St. Brigid and Learn her Story and How to Make Crosses
Friday, 31st January – Monday 3rd February
Learn the story of St. Brigid and How to Make Crosses
All craft demonstrations will take place in the Cliffs of Moher Experience Visitor Centre.
Demonstrations will be suitable for audiences of all ages and we invite people of all cultures to come to learn about our heritage and traditions on this feast day for our female patron saint.
Poems and fun facts about St. Brigid will also be on display.