#corra — Public Fediverse posts
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On #Cruachan Aigle, on her white quartz harvest hill, St. Patrick had thrown his silver bell at #Corra. This featherless bird blackened it, and turned it to iron. After that, St. Patrick chased her from Croagh Patrick to Lough Derg, also named after her: Lough na Corragh.
Source: Michael Dames `#Ireland – A Sacred Journey` #Celtic
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#TempleThursday: #Corra, a`female fiend`, had the role of the Great Swallower. `The Devil‘s Mother` was the chieftainness of the demon birds and the pagan energy of the air.
Source: Michael Dames `#Ireland – A Sacred Journey`
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At #LoughDerg, #Celtic folktales say, Patrick killed the #Corra, the `female fiend`, and so turned its waters half red with her blood. `Corr` means `stork`, and has childbirth associations. This featherless bird had the role of the Great Swallower. `The devil‘s mother` was the chieftainness of the demon birds and the pagan energy of the air.
Source: Michael Dames `#Ireland: A Sacred Journey`