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!”
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- Rants about Language usage
- Celtic Knowledge
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- Celtic Knots
- Celtic Symbols
- Hierarchy in Celtic Society
- Heraldry
- Celtic Myths
- Celtic Fairies
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- Ogham Script/Trees
- Saints
- Celtic Fire Festivals
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- Present Day Celtic Areas
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If you want to use the photo it would also be good to check with the artist beforehand in case it is subject to copyright. Best wishes. Aaren Reggis Sela
November 12, 2020 — 9:35 am
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Thought I got it on a free site. Sorry about that. Replaced the image.
November 12, 2020 — 1:55 pm