Death, sex, superstition and fear: the hawthorn tree in Ireland

Marion Mc Garry

Death, sex, superstition and fear: the hawthorn tree in Ireland

Marion Mc Garry

National Centre of Excellence in Furniture Design and Technology

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Abstract

Opinion: why was the hawthorn tree regarded in Irish folklore and tradition as one to be avoided?

Original language	English (Ireland)
Type	RTE Brainstorm article
Media of output	Online content
Publisher	RTÉ Brainstorm
Publication status	Published - 2021

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Name	RTE Brainstorm
Publisher	RTE

Keywords

Hawthorn
Whitethorn
Trees

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Death, sex, superstition and fear: the hawthorn tree in Ireland

Abstract

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