Sacred Sites Ireland Tours with O'Farrell Tours

19/02/2025

Day 4 of our Scotland tour. Looking forward to our next visit in May.

18/02/2025

"This is a lovely way to start the day. Make sure you have the sound on. Especially for peeps from Sacred Sites of Scotland Tours with Maria and Maria O'Farrell Carr" from Lindsay

18/02/2025

The Hill of Tara in Ireland is the High Hearth Chakra of the Earth. When on our Maria's Ireland Tours we visit this magical place. www.OFarrellTours.com

1st ROOT Chakra – Mt. Shasta in California
2nd SACRAL Chakra – Lake Titicaca Peru/Bolivia
3rd SOLAR PLEXUS Chakra – Uluru (Ayres Rock) in Australia

4th Chakra –
UPPER HEART – ***Hill of Tara, Ireland***
LOWER HEART - Glastonbury, Somerset, and Shaftesbury, Dorset

5th THROAT Chakra – Great Pyramids (The Giza Pyramid connect by a large Leylines with the Hill of Tara)
6th THIRD EYE Chakra – Considered to be in Western Europe
7th CROWN Chakra – Mt. Kailas in the Himalayas in Tibet

18/02/2025

My friend Sydney sent me this video this morning, of our time in Ireland, over the last two years, while on tours.

18/02/2025

15/02/2025

It is time for us to release any unused rooms for this journey. If you would like to join us for a week in Ireland, and attend the Uisneach Bealtine Fire Ceremony, Stone circles, Holy Island, ancient trees, and fun with live music and like-minded people? Book yIt’s time for us to make the unused rooms available for this journey. If you would like to join us for a week in Ireland and attend the Uisneach Bealtine Fire Ceremony, explore stone circles, visit Holy Island, admire ancient trees, and enjoy live music with like-minded individuals, be sure to book your room now! www.OFarrellTours.com

15/02/2025

It is time for us to release any unused rooms for this journey. If you would like to join us for a week in Ireland, and attend the Uisneach Bealtine Fire Ceremony, Stone circles, Holy Island, ancient trees, and fun with live music and like-minded people? Book yIt’s time for us to make the unused rooms available for this journey. If you would like to join us for a week in Ireland and attend the Uisneach Bealtine Fire Ceremony, explore stone circles, visit Holy Island, admire ancient trees, and enjoy live music with like-minded individuals, be sure to book your room now!

13/02/2025

Lovely video by Wendy, of our 2019 Ireland Tour with Sacred Sites Ireland Tours with O'Farrell Tours. Thank you Wendy for sharing. 1.11

12/02/2025

Never has a time been so important for our tribes, to reunite together for peace and kindness to each other as ONE tribe, as we gather and welcome in the summer. We pick you up at Dublin Airport. One room only left.

11/02/2025

This is a 400 + Years old yew tree in Muckross Abbey, Ireland. We will be visiting this Magical Yet tree on our Sacred Sites of Ireland Tour with O'Farrell Tours. It is situated in the middle of the Killarney national park. The first monastery was reputed to have been built here by Saint Fionan sometime in the 6th century. What you see today are the ruins of a Franciscan friary which was founded here in the 15th century and are in a very good state of preservation with the walls of the Cloister and its associated buildings in their original and complete state. The monks of Muckross Abbey were driven out in the 1650s by the infamous Cromwellian forces. The Abbey was a favourite places of Irish many poets. The grounds are beautiful, with stunning views. Looking forward to our visit to this magnificent site.

11/02/2025

McCarthy's Bar, Nohoval, Co Cork was built c.1820. It has a house attached to the pub. This is where my Nana grew up as a young girl. She shared many stories with me about living there. Looking at the map, it had many standing stones and ringforts all around her house.

10/02/2025

In Ireland, it is believed fairy trees are the sacred grounds for the sídhe, also known as the little people or the wee folk in Ireland and are most often portrayed as fairies.
A fairy tree is usually a Hawthorn tree or an Ash tree. Landowners wouldn't dare cut down such a tree as it would bring years of bad luck and even death. A fairy tree can live up to 400 years and when it does finally die, another will grow in its place.
Ireland is a place with thousands of folklore stories and fairy trees are still commonly talked about to this day. Some believe these trees are the gateway between worlds for mortals and that of the faeries in the otherworld. This tradition has travelled beyond Ireland. I came across this Fairy tree in Penticton, BC Canada.

08/02/2025

Did you know that the Scottish Highland Male Coo's horns are thicker than female horns, and they curve forward with a slight upwards rise near the tip of the horn. Female coos have thinner horns that have a more obvious upwards curve. Yes, the females are more curvy.

07/02/2025

Calling of the ONE Heart Tribes, of the world, to join Maria and our group, to visit Ireland in May. We pick you up at Dublin Airport, for a week tour including stone circles, ancient sites and attending the Uisneach Bealtaine Fire Event. Tickets are selling out. So contact Maria and O'Farrell Tours, if you feel Goddess Eriu and Ireland are calling you.

06/02/2025

St. Brigid's Healing Well, located in County Clare, is one of my favorite places to visit in Ireland. For the past 13 years, I have been bringing guests on our Sacred Sites of Ireland Tours to this beautiful location. We typically conduct a Healing Ceremony at the well with our group. Above the well, there is a magical Fairy Tree and a Celtic High Cross. The views are also absolutely spectacular.

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06/02/2025

There's always a good reason to visit Ireland, no matter what the season. The climate is mild, there are fun events and so much to see and experience.
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01/02/2025

Happy Imbolic Day and Brigit's day.
February the 1st, we give blessings to Ireland patron saint, Bridgit. Be she saint, druidess, goddess, lover and nurturer of nature, carer for all and light for many of us; we will hold her in our hearts on this day. She is the goddess of FIRE too. So we will light a candle for her and ask her for guidance. We make our Bridgit crosses on this day and some folk also lay a scarf on a hedgerow. On my Sacred Ireland tour, we discuss this in more detail. In the morning or evening, we often go for a walk, to visit many of her healing wells in Ireland.