Ogham is an ancient Irish alphabet made of lines and notches carved into stone or wood, used between the 4th and 7th centuries AD.

What is Ogham script?

Ogham script is the written form of the early Irish alphabet, with letters formed from short strokes along a central line.

An Ogham is a stone or artifact inscribed with the ancient Irish Ogham alphabet, often marking names or territories.

How do you pronounce Ogham?

Ogham is pronounced 'OH-um' or 'OG-um', with 'OH-um' being the most common modern pronunciation.

How to write in Ogham?

To write in Ogham, draw a central line and carve short strokes along it, each group representing a letter or sound.

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Ballinrannig VI Ogham Stone — 3D Printed Replica

Bring a piece of early Irish heritage into your home with this precision 3D-printed model of the Ballinrannig VI Ogham Stone — one of seven ancient stones uncovered at Cillvickillane (Cill Mhic Uíleáin) on the southern shore of Smerwick Harbour, County Kerry.

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Rathduff I Ogham Stone — 3D Printed Replica

Step back into early medieval Ireland with this 3D digital model of the Rathduff I Ogham Stone, a remarkable cross-carved monument from Rathduff, Annascaul, County Kerry. Rising 0.94 m tall, the stone carries the ancient inscription S[I]D[A]N[I] M[A]Q[I] DALA — its message partly worn away by centuries of weather and time.

Once carved by hand and now standing beside a modern tomb in the Ballinvoher graveyard, this artifact bridges the sacred worlds of pagan tradition and early Irish Christianity. One of just two known Ogham stones from the site, it preserves a rare glimpse into Ireland’s earliest written language and spiritual heritage

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