Welcome to the Celtic Druid Temple
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Celtic Druid Temple is home to the indigenous Spiritual Tradition of Pagan Ireland. Situated near Castlerea in North Roscommon, Ireland on 16.5 acres. The Temple is a dedicated place of peace and tranquility and is recognised by the Revenue Commissioner and the Charities Regulatory Authority as a charity for the advancement of religion - Celtic Druid Temple - CHY number 20684 - RCN20106003 read more here We are guided by the principles of environmental sustainability and renewable energy, producing all our own electricity from Solar and Wind Power. The Temple promotes comprehending and cooperating with nature.
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Who We are
Celtic Druid Temple is professionally structured. It is managed by a board of Volunteer Directors and supported by a group of Trustees. Con and Niamh are part of the team of founding members and are practicing Celtic Druid's. As Celtic Druid's they offer to guide members as they awaken their Celtic Spirit. This is facilitated through a membership programme and a series of courses. These courses are hosted online and at the venue in Castlerea.
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What We DoWe offer services to the wider Pagan and non religious communities. We help to plan, create and facilitate unique ceremonies to celebrate important achievements or mile stones in your life such as handfastings, baby namings, coming of age and passing over ceremonies.
We host free and open Moon and Sun ceremonies celebrating our connection to the cycles of Nature and the Universe. We are passionate about our unique Irish Culture. every year we host a mini festival combining storytelling, traditional crafts, warrior skills, and the spirit of our Celtic ancestry in a three day celebration. |
2018 Celtic Druid Temple Almanac
Two A4 pages, print back to back and fold in half and fold again and it'll read properly and fit in your pocket, wallet or bag.
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All donations will be used to fulfill our aims and objectives as set out in our governing document.
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