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Ogham or Ogam? The spelling debate explained: where both forms come from, how to pronounce them correctly, when to use each, and why the difference matters for understanding the ancient Irish script.
Ogham is widely called the 'Celtic Tree Alphabet', but how much of that is actually true? We look at the real history of the letter names, what they mean, and where the tree association really comes from.
How a 19th-century bishop's obsession with Ogham led to a beautiful community heritage project in the village of Sneem, Co. Kerry.
One of Ireland's oldest mythological tales tells of a hero who sets sail for the Land of Women — guided by a branch of silver, and recorded in Ogham before he left.
Every Ogham character is named after a tree or plant. Here's what each one means, and where the connection between Ireland's ancient alphabet and the natural world comes from.
Irish mythology attributes the invention of Ogham to Ogma, a warrior-scholar god of the Tuatha Dé Danann. Here's what the myths tell us about the man behind the script.
The Gone Medieval podcast recently dedicated an episode to Ogham — a forgotten medieval alphabet. Here's a summary of what they covered and why it's worth a listen.
Both Ogham and Runes are ancient scripts with mystical reputations — but they have nothing in common. Here's a clear comparison of two of history's most fascinating writing systems.