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Dara, well I have come across your videos by chance or luck, I remember you well from your time in Windy Arbour. Happy days

Go raibh maith agat...cheannaigh mé cóip den leabhar inniu.

It’s the church of the wee leprechauns 🍀

Excellent video tour and historical explanation of Teampall Bheanain Dara. Thank you so much!

Fascinating stuff, Dara. GRMA.

How beautiful to see you and hear your info about St. Enda! Love all the mistic synblism. Keep it up! Julia G.

How many times over the years I’ve walked and cycled past there and all I saw was the tower and small church. Thanks Dara for that enlightening and fascinating tour. I’ll be there again in August and will make sure to follow your footsteps from the sea to the tower and Church and everything in between! Grma. Paul

Thank you for this excellent tour of Saint Enda’s monastic establishment on Inis Mor.

The magic of the divine shepherds over us are amazing. Thank you for sharing your story about your decision to go to Arainn, Dara. Love it.

Ok wow, first comment after over 20 years of using UA-cam - it's hard for me to found words, what this island and Mr. Molloy means to me. When you look at the history of both, you think at the first moment they are rebellious and a little bit rough (which is, when we are honest, of course great). But at the second look i've (too) rarely seen such a beautiful soul and heart of both of them. Thank you for one the best times of my life. Go dtógfaidh tú an t-am le ceiliúradh a dhéanamh ar na hiontais chiúin nach bhfuil meas ar bith acu ar an domhan nois. Aaron

I'm enjoying these Dara, amazing to see the hexafoil pattern there in Kileany, are there many more of those on the island? Bail o Dhia ar an obair, Shane.

Thank you Dara, great to see and hear this.

Brilliant storytelling and video Dara. I found your channel after coming across your latest book, ‘Reimagining the Divine’, on a recent stay on a Inishmore. You offer some much needed new perspectives. Keep up the great work on the islands.

Go iontach

I loved watching this Dara. Can't wait for further episodes.

Great story and storytelling, Dara

"The Holy Land" indeed. Wow, brilliant stuff Dara, resuscitating history. Go hiontach! GRMA. Blessings from Canada 🇨🇦🙏 🇮🇪

What a lovely way to start the New Year! Loved hearing the stories and seeing beautiful Inis Mor again.

Love hearing these stories in your voice and in the spaces they come from! Looking forward to many more. Happy New Year to you and Tess.

Looks good Dara!

That's a wonderful little video Dara. Lovely to see and hear you at the same time (unlike on the phone|) but particularly interesting story about the Gregory Sound. Having sailed through there on a few occasions over the years I somehow knew of a connection to Pope Gregory but I don't believe I ever heard the story about his casket and that connection to Arainn. Fascinating!! Also delighted to be reminded of the Benedictine Rule and how it came to replace the Irish Celtic Monk's Rule, which if I may say so, explains your own journey, back to the source.

Can you please tell me the spelling of the September 9th saint?

Good man yourself!!

Mary and I watched together this evening, she spoke of blessing her water, to make it holy water. Always enjoy these videos Dara, reminded us of our visit to Ireland and the ritual at the well by the sea, with my fathers ashes.

Thank you❤

Thank you Dara, I very much enjoy your videos. They are a lovely break from all the noise that takes place in the world ona daily basis. Would love to hear about the well some time 👍

This is lovely! I happen to have a hawthorn in my yard. I can’t wait to incorporate this into my spiritual practice. Thanks Dara!

Thank you dara!!! Magic.

Thank you much, Dara. Your light on Celtic spirituality is appreciated, taken to heart. The experience of the divine wonders in nature draws cultivation. By the way, you are looking well, I’m glad to see.

Thank you for this beautiful magazine. I enjoyed all of the content. The piece above , the podcast, the poems of Mary Oliver and Tess's beautiful poem about living on Aran and her essay on the ego and self. It reminded me of how beautiful a symbol of the self the tree is. We could think of gravity as an expression of the holding love of mother earth.

I tend to call these Godincidences rather than coincidences. As Archbishop of Canterbury William Temple said, ‘When I pray coincidences happen; when I don’t, they don’t.

Lovely stuff dara!!!!

Thanks for sharing! I am using this as reference for an analysis on the Clean Energy for EU Islands project.

Thank you for sharing...very encouraging and hopeful. Looking forward to the next one.

Thanks Dara, it's always great to hear messages. Take care

Thanks Dara. Lovely to be getting the online Aisling and thanks for this hopeful talk.

Tanks Dara, Its great to get a nice happy perspective on things!

Thank you for sharing your experience. I just listened to a radio interview you were invited to in November last year, which resonated greatly in regards to my son who is on the brink of facing his fears and 'stepping off the cliff' as you'd put it, with his life-calling. Something which seems to be troubling him greatly at this time. I wonder if you have any plans to make a podcast which details your experiences of transitioning from Catholic Priesthood, to Celtic Monk & beyond? It may just inspire him to take the plunge in terms of his own aspirations in life, all be they different to yours.