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The Irish-Canadian Witch
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The Irish-Canadian Witch

I’m an Irish-Canadian folk witch rooted in ancestral traditions, earth-based spirituality, and quiet magic. My practise centres on intuition, seasonal rhythms, protection, and healing. My practise is grounded in respect, history, and personal experience rather than performance. I believe magic lives in listening: to the land, to our bodies, and to the stories we carry. I’m also a history minor in university, so I am fascinated by the historical context of our culture. Follow me on Instagram to see my day to day work to stay grounded in Irish-Canadian Traditions. 💕☘️✨ https://www.instagram.com/irishcanadiantraditions?igsh=MW95dWJvY3NmM3Zreg%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

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Healing

Feeling Grief

A raw piece of both me and Irish Traditions

Feeling Grief
Healing

When Your Practice Goes Quiet

And why that doesn’t mean you’ve lost it

When Your Practice Goes Quiet
Holidays

St. Patrick’s Day (A Day Late)

Nothing says Catholic holiday like a ritual ;)

St. Patrick’s Day (A Day Late)
Moon

Healing Through the Moon Cycle

Why the moon’s rhythm matters more than we think

Healing Through the Moon Cycle
Moon

Low Set-Up Traditions

How to work within your practise a bit easier.

Low Set-Up Traditions
Holidays

How I’m Observing Imbolc

How I’m observing Imbolc in Canada during our polar vortex.

How I’m Observing Imbolc
Holidays

Irish Traditions: Imbolc

The quietest turning point of the year in Irish ritual.

Irish Traditions: Imbolc
Astrology

Irish-Canadian Traditions: The Aurora Borealis

Liminal Light in a Diaspora Tradition

Irish-Canadian Traditions: The Aurora Borealis
Holidays

Irish Traditions

Numbers and the connection they have to Irish Witchcraft

Irish Traditions
Holidays

Irish Tradition: Yule

Understanding the Yule tradition and why some say it lasts longer than one night.

Irish Tradition: Yule
Holidays

Irish Tradition: The Thirteen Magical Nights

Traditions of intention and release through the days of Yule.

Irish Tradition: The Thirteen Magical Nights