Summer Solstice
Summer Solstice on Uisneach
Since prehistory, the Summer Solstice has been seen as a significant time of year, being marked by rituals and gatherings. The Hill of Uisneach, with its elevation and clear views of over more than twenty counties, was and still remains the perfect landscape to celebrate the Solstice and the energy it brings.
This event is taking place on Saturday, 21st June on the Hill of Uisneach, from 19:30 in the carpark and head up the Hill from there, finishing up a little after 22:30.
Become one with this sacred landscape as it comes alive as we weave our way through the myths, legends and local lore as they breathe life back into the past. Immerse yourself in this sacred landscape, where time will stand still and connections made.
Please book early to avoid disappointment !
Please note also that as we are part of a busy working farm, dogs are not permitted on or off a leash. Thank you for understanding.
What to Bring
- A soft rug/cushion to rest on.
- Sun protection if it’s particularly warm.
- A small piece of wood / natural fibre as an intention.
- Water and an open heart !
If you would like to leave an intention, please bring a small piece of wood | a wild flower | a feather, from your land that you may lay in the fire at sundown.
Carpooling is encouraged as there is have limited parking.
Please arrive on time and have your QR Codes open on your mobile devices for check-in at the gate.
Facilities will be available at the Visitor Centre before and afterwards