Comments on Thin Places: Armagh - Twin Symbols of Conflict and Unity

Aisling ... I'm so sorrowful to hear of Kathle...

2011-08-28T10:10:04.128-05:00

Aisling ... I'm so sorrowful to hear of Kathleen's passing. Having stayed with her twice, she made a remarkable impact on me. It wasn't just her hospitality, it was her humility, her devotion to God and the wonderful stories she told me about Northern Ireland.

Thanks for letting me know. I'll light a candle for Kathleen at the Shrine of St. Anthony. She'd like that, I think.

Hope you'll keep checking into this blog. It's always nice to make connections with folks in Northern Ireland. If you're on Facebook, please friend me - search Mindie Burgoyne.

Best to you.

I was talking to my dad about your blog about Arma...

2011-08-28T08:33:58.012-05:00

I was talking to my dad about your blog about Armagh there and he just told me that Kathleen passed away earlier this year, he was at the funeral, she was a sister of our next door neighbour. I just thought you might like to know.

I randomly came across your post about Thoor Bally...

2011-08-27T21:06:06.738-05:00

I randomly came across your post about Thoor Ballylee and noticed your Armagh entry so had to read it. I am from Armagh myself, have lived here all my life, and really enjoyed this write-up, so I just wanted to say thank you.

Love this article Mindie, and I agree more people ...

2011-03-09T13:49:53.060-05:00

Love this article Mindie, and I agree more people should visit this ancient capital

Armagh houses a number of stone images which have a lot of energy around them. some are in the CI Cathedral http://www.chrono.qub.ac.uk/local/armagh/Tanderagee/

Nearby is Emain Macha - a Thin Place with very high energy, and well worth a visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Navan_Fort

PS My home is only 20 minutes drive from Armagh. My mothers maiden name was O'Hagan.