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Category: Celtic Knowledge (page 2 of 21)

Information about Celtic Culture including history, myths, heraldry, Saints, etc.

Rath De’ Ort

Rath De’ Ort (pronounced: rah jay urt) is not heard as often as other Gaelic expressions but is a wonderful sentiment. It means, “May the Grace of God be with you!”

lonely brick church in aged city
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Slainte

Slainte (pronounced “slawn-cha”) is an expression often used in the pub as one downs some great whiskey. It is comparable to tapping glasses and saying “Cheers” to a drinking partner in the U.S. The expression is used in other ways as well…one finds it on garden stones, clothing, etc. Follow this link to hear it pronounced https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZMBvqosoGI