St Gobnait; Patron of the Beekeepers
Welcome to the beginning of the spring season, Where nature’s whispers come alive with the tale of St. Gobnait on February 11. St Gobnaits
Serving the community
Helping and assisiting by offering druidic services to charities and public causes.
Keepers of the old traditions and knowledge. Teaching, coaching and counselling.
Offering services as a celebrant for weddings, handfastings, christenings, coming of age, divorces and funerals
Join the Grove and stay connected. Be a friend (friendships is free of course!), supporter or student
Assistance for those who need it. Answering questions regarding life, relationships, and purpose.
about the
Druid Grove of Anu
The Druid Grove of Anú
The grove is located close to the Paps of Anú. So naming in honour of the mother Goddess seemed appropriate.
The Grove of Anú is where we meet as equals and create a place where we can grow and learn.
Grove meetings will be held monthly at the location in Annagh More or at chosen outdoors locations in Spring and Summer.
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The Grove of Anú is where we meet as equals and create a place where we can grow and learn.
Grove meetings will be held monthly at the location in Annagh More or at chosen outdoors locations in Spring and Summer.
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